The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-27
WEDDING THIS EVENING.

WEDDING This EVENING.
A wedding OF Importance In social
and club circles il scheduled for this
evening. The bride Ii Miss Reba
Stutson, daughter OF Mrs. Charles
Hill. OF Indianapolis. formerlysof Win
chester, Ind. The affair will be q home
wedding, the ceremony to be perform.
ed 1T six-thirty o'clock at the brides
residence, so South Thirteenth street
Only the members of the families with
few intimate friends will be In at.
tendance.
CONCERT THIS EVENING.
One. OF the most important events
OF the musical season is the concert
Ia be gwen this evening In the Murray
theater by the Oratorio society Of Earl
ham college under the direction of
Professor G. X. Chase. The soloists
for the evening will be: Mrs. Ora
Fletcher, soprano: Miss Eleanor Balm,
c0ntralto; Mr.. Joseph Schenke, tenor;
Mr.. Louis Burnett. bass.
Pianists-Miss Lucy Francisco. head
Of the Earlham college music depart
nient, Mr.. Charles Adler and Mr.. Ehr-
gott OF Cincinnati.
The officers OF the society are:
President-A. d. Hole.
Vice President-Carl Weesner.
Secretary, Treasurer-E. H. Doherty.
Librarian-J. L. Gilbert.
Executive Committee. X, Chase,
Lucy Francisco. e. p. Trueblood. Luz
Gle Wilson. with officers. ex-officio
The members OF the chorus are:
6oprano-Zoe Allen. Mrs. M. A. J.
Ballard. Eleanor Ballard. Juanita Bal
lard. Mrs. Fred J. Bartel. Lulu Bate
man. Pearl Bundy. Mrs. Herschel Cot
fin, Florence Coles. Vera Crome. Mrs.
William Earhart. Mary Elliott, Llith
FArlow. Mrs. Grace Gormon. Mrs.
Clarence Hadley. Elizabeth Holiday,
Anna Hamilton. Nellie Hughel. Mrs.
l.. F. King. Mrs. F. w. Kruger, Mary
Lawrence. Iva Lindley. Lyra Miles.
Mrs. Herbert McDivitt. Lucille Nell
vane. Elizabeth Morrison. Hazel Oler.
Anna Painter, Margaret Smith. Edith
Tebbetts. Katheryn Thompson. Lucille
Wilson.
Alto Clara Bird. Mrs. Blanche Bur-
gess. Pearl Butler. Grace Carey. Edith
Francisco. Lewise Haviland. Mrs. J. p.
HIN. Agnes Kelly. Helen Keys. Mrs!
Ray I1ongnecker. Edna Marlatt, Lucille
Moore. Mary Ratliff. Gertrude Sims,
Elizabeth Stanley. Ida Taylor. Leah
Throckmort0n. Auretta Thomas, Lucy
waite. Grace Wood.
Tenor--J. H. Coffin. e. H. Doherty.
A. ". Elliott. r. e. F0ssett, A. d. Hole.
H.. p. Kelsay. r. ]. Pretlow. L. w.
Stanley, b. F. Wehrley. ]. R. Win
slow.
Hass-w. =. Cary. L. s. Comstock,
ID. n. Cox. f. H. Grove. p. ]. Denman,
r. r. Elliott. F. w. Emerson. J. L.
Gilbert. A. T. Hale, T. e. Jones. b. H.
KnCllenberg. L. ]. Mills, b. D. Morris.
u. Neave. ". b. Overman. r. j. Payne,
d. r. Price. w. Il. Spahr, r. b. STAN
ley. r. r. Trueblood. G. Weesner. L. L.
Wood.
ron MES GAYLE.
A prettily appointed dinner party
WAS given last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. A. d. Gayle at their home on
South Sixteenth street, complimentary
TO their guest Miss Matte Belle Gayle.
New Liberty. Ky. The table was beau
tifu3ly decorated with spring flowers
and ferns. The guests were seated at
one long table. An elaborate menu
In seven courses was served. The
guests were Mrs. william Dudley
Foulke. Mr.. and Mrs. John b. Dougan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles e. Shiveley, Mr.. and
Mrs. Omar Hollingsworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. James Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. s. e.
Swayne. Mr.. and Mrs. John Nicholson,
Mas Juliet Swayne. Miss Caroline
Hollingsworth. Mr.. Willard Carr. Mr..
BUXTON Carr and Mr.. Warren Glenn
ents.
Several other social events will be
given for Miss Gayle. AS the cards
are not out for these affairs announce
ments will be made later.
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9ANo At NEW cAsTlE.
Miss Jessie Mann went to New Cas-
tie, Indiana last evening to sing at the
wedding Of Mr.. Charles Lynn and Miss
Jessie Bouslog
A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. p. 8. Idleman Of Beaver Falls.
Pa. 10 visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. Idle.
man and Mr.. and Mrs. c. Coffman OF
North Seventh street. +,
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ATTENDED THEArER.
Mrs. Henry Gennett. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence 0ennett and Mr.. Fred Gen.
nett, formed box party at the Gem
nett theater last evening to see THE
Third Degree"
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WILL GIVE DANCE.
A dance will be given Thursday
evening In the X. OF p. temple by the I.
typographical Union OF this city.
Dancing will begin at nine O'Clock.
Renk's orchestra will furnish the
dance music. A large crowd is expect.
ed.
RE FIN