The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-21
GUARANTEE LIST.

A guarantee llSL OF almost d nun
bred representative citizens OF Rich
mond. made uD within few hours.
was the answer to the management
of the Earlham Oratorio society as TO
whether Richmond would be suffi-
GENTLY interested in the Forthcoming
concerts on April 81 in the Murray
theater This coupled with a persis-
tent demand, unsolicited, for tickets
and the immediate disposal Of all the
box seats, shows that a crowded
house will greet the Earlham singers
and their soloists.
No one thing gave the management
more encouragement than the receipt
of a cheque for s25 from Mrs. Mark
Reeves which was to serve as an ad-
ditional guarantee of the financial
success of this large undertaking and
in general ito help along the good
cause"
A partial list of the guarantors is as
follows: John Johnson, Nettleton
Neff, DR. S. e. Smith, r. l.. Kelly, F..
X. Gardner, o. M. BrunsOn, r. G.
Leeds, f. Fl. Harris, r. B. Nicholson,
Byram G. Robbins. Howard A. Dill,
Feltman Lee B. Nusbaum, Carl Bern
hardt, O. p. Nusbaum. NJ. J. Quigley,
Elmer Eggemeyer, H. r. Robinson. W.
p. Robinson, Allen Jay, Charles f.
Tebbitts, n. c. Heironimus, l.. J.
Woodland, A. l.. Jenkins, w. F.. Egge-
meyer, S. e. Swayne. Ray X. Shiveley,
4. G. Ogborn, Benjamin johnson,
John S. Shroyer, F. M. Taylor, Alton
G.. Hale. Chas. e. Shiveley. E. NJ.
Haas, E. F. Warfel, II. N. Holmes, Fin
ley Newlin, A. NJ. Charles. VIM. Fur
mas. J. d. Rae, w. o. Mendenhall. AL
len d. Hole, Ebert Russell, Lawrence
Hadley, Edwin Morrison, A. H.
IIirsch. Roderick Scott. Harlow Lind
ley, Glen Thistlethwaite. E. P. True
blood, D. w. Dennis, J. Fl. Coffin, W.
n. Trueblood, James w. MORRISON, f.
=. s. Chase, c. X. Chase, w. D.
Foulke, A. d. Gayle, G. o. Ballinger,
w. X. Bradbury, II. w. knollenberg.
Harry w. Watt. Walter G.. knollen-
berg. Fl. c. Hasemeier, Ed Hasemeier,
iIllwood Morris, DR.. Charles Marvel.
John B. Dougan, Fred Charles, r. A.
Mott, Dr. Charles Bond, w. F. Starr.
Jones. Rev. r. J. Graham, Geo. Gates,
William and Samuel Rooney, c. w. FL
mer, Sharon Jones, Rev. S. r. Lyons,
John Eggemeyer. Glen Gaar. Geo.
Eggemeyer, Samuel Gaar, E. S. Cur
tbs, Henry Gennett, o. G. Murray and
T.. r. Beatty.
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INDOOR PICNIC.
The BUYERS enjoyed an Indoor
picnic" Sunday evening at the home
of Miss Josephine Gates on North
Eleventh street.
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RETURNED LAST EVENING.
Mr.. Walter Woodwork returned
last evening after visit with his
parents. near Milton. Mrs. Wood
worth will remain over for a few days
visit.
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HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. J. Blickenstaff has returned
from weeks stay in New York.
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GUESTS AT CAMBRIDGE.
Misses Elizabeth and Hazel Thomas
spent Sunday in Cambridge City, the
guests Of Misses Shyloh and Jeanette
Van Meter.
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ABOUT INVITATIONS.
One Of the first rules in good man.
ners is to recognize promptly the
courtesies of others. An invitation
to dinner, luncheon, card party. the
alter party or home wedding should
be answered without delay. A dinner
or luncheon invitation requires a re-
ply within twenty-four hours. as
hostess wishes to know whether she
may expect a guest and have time to
fill the place If guest cannot come
An invitation which requests the
pleasure of ones company must have
a reply. The form of an invitation
indicates the form for reply; that is,
an invitation in the third person re-
quires reply in the third person; an
informal note in the first person re-
Quires that form for a reply:-Ladies
World.
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