The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-21

clipping from the Muncis Star:
with the sorority spirit ~ strong
40 thirteen years ago the annual ban
quet OF the Psi Iota xI sorority was
again celebrated last evening at the
Hotel Delaware BY the Alpha chap
ter. The AFFAIR was marked by the
witty toasts and bright repartee OF
the toastmistress. Miss Sara Wysor.
Toasts 90 follows were given. Active
Members of the Psi Iota XII" by Miss
Helen Bowman. THE Ghost Of Your
Smile" by Miss Lois Durham. "Ac-
tive Members" by Miss Ethelyn
Smith, and "Alumnae Members" by
Miss Mary Keener. The banquet
table was set in the attractive pri-
vate room Of the hotel and had for
decorations . row of candles the
length Of the table. with pink shades.
rope smilax being interviewer with
appropriate verses. Prior to the
serving. two large bouquets Of roses
were received as a compliment from
the Beta Phi Sigmas and Kappa Alpha
Phi fraternities.
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TO De MARRIED.
The Greenfield Reporter contains
the following social item of interest
here:
The marriage Of Miss Ethel Fay
Garriott and Mr.. Paul New will occur
September twenty-sixth at eight
o'clock in the evening at the home OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam !. Garriott. Miss Garriott has
an aunt and uncle residing In South
B street.
HAVE RETURNED HOME.
Mr.. j. Potts and daughter, Miss
Grace Potts Of Seaman. Ohio, have re-
turned to their home after q pleasant
visit with Mr. and Mrs. e. s. Curtis at
their home in North Thirteenth street.
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VISITING HERE.
The Muncie Press says:
Miss Ada Fisher is visiting friends
In Richmond.
ARE At HOME.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Radabaugh are at
homo after q visit with friends and
relatives in this city. They reside in
Muncie.
WILL MEET THURSDAY.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Second Presbyterian
church will meet Thursday afternoon
at two-thirty o'clock with Mrs. A. A.
Mumbower, 40 North Sixteenth
street.
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HAVE RETURNED.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Marlatt have re.
turned from Q visit at Greenville. o.
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WILL ARRIVE FRIDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Beall, Of steu.
benville, Ohio. will arrive In the city
Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. J. Y
Poundstone at their home in South
Thirteenth street. Mrs. Beall 10 Z
sister to Mr.. Poundstone.
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10 IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. Frank Glass, Of East Mair
street. Is In Indianapolis this weel
the guest Of friends.
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CINCINNATI ORCHESTRA.
Prospects for Q record-breaking sea
son are announced by the manage
ment of the Cincinnati Symphony Or
chestra. Il will be remembered tha
one of the important events OF las,
season was the coming to America o.
Leopold Stokovski as conductor o.
this famous orchestra, and his success
was truly marvellous.
Cincinnati was one Of the first cite,
in the United States to maintain /,
symphony orchestra. the organization
having. been perfected in 1893. and IL
engaging q new conductor 1t was Eel
that . man should be secured com
bining all the important qualification
OF youth. musicianship. catholic taste
and magnetic personality. In Mr.
has found such . man. a man splen
didly fitted by experience to conduc
an orchestra which will rebound Il
the credit of Cincinnati. Before h
had conducted many concerts it wa
conceded by all who heard the orches
ira that Mr.. Stokovski Is one of tn,
greatest conductors Of today.
Following the first concert the New
York papers had special telegraph
reports with such captions as "Enthul
iastically Received" Makes Hit.
"Stokovski's Debut" etc.. and the goo