The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-26
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this afternoon was the reception given
by Mrs. George Seidel at her home on
North Thirteenth street compliment
AIRY to Mrs. r. r. Edwards and Mrs.
Carson Hamill OF Terre Haute. The
house presented q most attractive APP
peaPance with It's beautiful decor
atoms. In the living room the hos
tess had arranged the apartment with
roses and ferns. the red and green
making an effective motif. Red tapers
capped with shades were also utiliz-
cd. The dining room was also very
attractive being appointed In pink and
white. A French basket. filled with
flowers formed center piece for the
table. Candles with pink shades add
ed to the brillsancy of the scene.
About seventy-fiye guests were receiv-
ed during the afternoon. A number
OF very pretty gowns were worn by
the guests. Assisting the hostess were
Mrs. Thomas Nicholson. Mrs. Ray x.
Shiveley and Mrs. +. Y. Barnes. A
number OF prominent society women
Of this city were in attendance.
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MoToREp FROM coNNERsvILlE.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Janison Of Paris,
France and Mrs. Frank Rupe OF Con-
nersville, motored over from Corners
vile. to spend the day with Mrs.
Jeanette q. Leeds Of North Tenth
street.
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Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds will enter
tain Informally Friday afternoon. In
honor of Miss Matte Belle Gayle OF
Owentown. KY, who Is guest at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID. Gayle.
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GUEST At MARVEL HOME.
Mrs. Ora Fletcher of Chicago. the
celebrated soprano who is to sing at
the Oratorio concert will be entertain.
ed At the home of DIR. and Mrs. Char
les Marvel on North Tenth street.
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HONOR QUEST At EVENT.
A reception last evening In honor oi
Rev. Arthur Gates was given at the
Grace church by the Ladies' Aid soci
ETY.. A number OF excellent talks
were given BY members of the Minis.
terial association and also members
OF the congregation. Mr.. Frank Schalk
Miss Lucille Townsend and Miss Mil
dred echalk furnished the music mum.
bers. Rev. Radcliffe ana wife Of the
First, N. =. church attended. Refresh
ments were served.
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IN CONAN ANNOUNCED. =
The program for the concert to be
given Wednesday evening In Greens.
fork. by the First Christian church
choir Of this city is:
Choir
Cornet Duet. Grand Fantasia, Souve
MIR de Valence ........ M. BIGGER
Robert c. Wilson, Ernest Renk
Mixed Quartet ........... Selected
Mrs. Myrtle Folks. Mrs. J. J. Boggs
Mr.. J. j. R0ggs. Mr.. Leslie knight
Soprano Solo. Spring Has Come. $3.50.
............. Maude Valerie White
Miss Jessie Mann
Piano Duet. Les Grelots. r. Bosc0vitz
Mrs. r. C. Wilson. Mrs. 8. w. Traum
Soprano Solo with violin obligato and
chorus. Q Day OF Christ. !. Bartlett,
Miss Ruth Harris. Mr.. Harold Glen
epts.
Ladies' Quartet
(a) The Pore Little Lamb
(bl A Charming Fellow. !. Parks
Mrs. Myrtle Folks. Mrs. s. w. Traum
Mrs. J. J. Boggs. Miss Edna Smith
Miss Bessie Burr
Male Quartet. Back slidin Brother
Mr.. J. ]. Roggs. Mr.. J. c. Thomas
Mr.. s. w. Traum. MIR. Merl Title
Duet-The Keys Of Heaven .........,
Mrs. Myrtle Folks. Mrs. ]. J. Boggl
Violin Solo
TAI La mort d'Ase. from Peer Gym
Suite OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Cries
tb) Sarabande ......... c. Bohn
Mr.. Harold Clements
Duet. Oh, That We Two Were Mayint
................. Mendelssohr
Miss Jessie Mann. Miss Ruth Harri,
Chorus, Gloria ............. Farmer
Choir
Ladies' Quartet. Lead Kindly Light.
Mrs. Myrtle Folks, Mrs. 8. w. Traum
Mrs. j. J. Boggs, Miss Edna Smith
Mrs. r.. G. Wilson. piano; Mr. Har