The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1909-02-03

| The recital is not expected to be neith-
er reading, lecture nor a mere elo-
cutionary program. 1t will probably
be the complete story of the greatest
and most popular dramas told by one
person, but one who has the rare gift
Of being able to appear like several.
1t is expected that the affair will be
largely attended.
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Miss Alice knollenberg will leave
tomorrow for Boston, Mass. for few
months stay. While there she will be
the guest of Miss Elma igelmann who
is studying music in Boston. Miss
Igelmann's home is in Indianapolis.
Miss Knollenberg will attend a num-
ber of the great concerts and recitals
as the music season in Boston is now
on.
In the music circles of this city
Miss Knollenberg will be greatly miss
ed as she is one of the leading musi-
clans. She is a member of the eXecu-
tive board of the Music Study club and
is also organist at the First English
Lutheran church.
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An informal euchre party was Civ
en- last evening by Miss Katherine
McKone at her home on South Four
teenth street for Mrs. John F. McKone
of Fargo, n. d. The game was played
at six tables. Ferns and cut flowers
were used in decorating the various
apartments. At the conclusion of the
game luncheon was served to Mrs.
Edward Green, Mrs. John Fftzgibbons,
Mrs. James Mungavin, Mrs. George
Gay, Miss Alice Harrington, Miss May
| Griffin. Miss Alice Guffin, Miss Rosel.
la Luken. Misles Clara and Mamie
Luken, Miss Laura Schatz, Miss Mary
Connerton, Miss Nellie Conroy, Miss
Lillian Shofer, Miss Margaret Conroy
Mrs. John Collins, Mrs. Charles Web
er and Mrs. Arnold Klein.
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Mrs. Glen Gaar and Mrs. Joseph
Hill have issued invitations for re
ception to be given Wednesday aft
ernoon at the Gaar residence on North
Fifteenth street.
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| The social world has just twenty
one days yet to it's credit, as Ash
Wednesday comes on February TWEEN
ty-fourth. Easter will be here April
eleventh at time just right for the
enjoyment of the spring diversions
In Washington the fourth of March
| will be really the closing of the pres
ent season and will be followed by a
number of social compliments to the
new Cabinet and other officials of the
new administration. Inaugural festi
on the lenten season in which they oc
cur, and as Washington will have had
both it's ordinary and Extraordinary
seasons over by that time, the senti
ment is likely to be in favor of quie,
time until the Easter gayeties star,
the ball rolling again.
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| Miss Harriet Lyons of this city was
among the guests at a dinner party
given Monday evening by Mr.. and Mrs
Horace Hoover of Hagerstown. The
other guests were Miss Zelma Bill
! heimer of Indianapolis; Miss Mable
| Teeter, Miss Lena Halderman, Nellie
Brant and Dr.. Lamar.
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Mrs. Walter Commons, Mrs. Horace
Commons and Mrs James Fry were
guests at Centerville yesterday. They
went over to attend the domestic sci
ence lecture given by Mrs. Franl
Land at the afternoon session.
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| Mr.. Charles Kaufman entertained
few friends last evening at his HON,
4 64 South Eighteenth street. Cards
were a feature of the evening. Thu
invited guests We're Mr.. Paul Fisher
Mr.. Myron Hill Mr.. Rudolph Hill ant
Mr.. Alvin kemper
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Tuesday. February Is, a concert will
be given by Richmond artists at tn
First English Lutheran church unde