The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-28
exH,slT At LIBRARY.


Unusual interest is being displayed
by local artists and their friends in
the beautiful exhibit of Spanish
sketches. which are now being exhibit
ed in the lecture room of the Morris
son. Reeves library. The pictures were
hung by Miss Anna Newman. one OF
the best partrait painters In this COM
munity. They are being shown to
good advantage. The exhibit is most
beneficial to those who have been
studying and doing club work. A
number of visiting guests have spoken
most favorably Of the gallery. One
lady attending the exhibit yesterday
and who has visited several of the
places shown in the pictures. thought
the cOloring and interpretations very
true to life. She made the remark that
she would think there were art lovers
in Richmond who would avail them
selves of the opportunity Of securing
several of the charming little scenes
at so reasonable price.
Visitors yesterday were especially
attracted by the exhibits OF Miss Jes-
sic Arms who paints in tempera as
well as any one in the west.
1.-THE Spanish Market" From the
Heights" "A Spanish Street" Paris
Roof" Nocturnal Harmony" are at.
tracing considerable attention. The
exhibit will be open to visitors Sun
day afternoon from three until five
o'clock and also Decoration Day from
three until five o'clock in the after
noon.
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TO sPICELAND.
Mrs. James milford has gone to
Spiceland for few days stay at the
sanitarium. She is suffering with
rheumatism.
ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS.
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Mcclellan of In
dianapolis. formerly of this city have
issued cards announcing the birth of
a daughter Dorothy May. Mrs. Nc
Clellan was formerly Miss Mary Saun-
ders.
HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. O. T.. Allison of North FIJI
teenth street has returned from few
days visit In Terre Haute. Ind.
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GUESTS At EATON.
Misses Maude and Pearl Crubaugh
went to Eaton. O.. today to be the
until Tuesday. &.
ATTENDED FESTIVAL.
E. C.. Green and family and Miss
Eva Coffin attended the May Festival
at Richmond Wednesday evening. go.
ing over in Mr.. Green's automobile
New Castle Courier.
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IS OF LOCAL INTEREST.
The New Castle Courier prints the
following, which Is of local interest:
ingly entertained company of her
girl friends this morning with
breakfast at her home on South Four
teenth street. At ten o'clock delic-
ious breakfast was served in the din
ing room. where the table was decor
ated in green and pink. Three French
baskets Of pink carnations and sweet
peas We're placed in the center OF the
table and the places were marked
with miniature baskets of the same
flowers. The guests were the Misses
Louise Millikan, Marie Brown. Mary
Hanly. Cleo McWhorter, Imogene
Millikan, Halle Beam. Fern Cam
mack, Mary Smith. Marie Burns.
Margaret Kerr, Of Pittsburg: Ethel
Sellers, of Indianapolis: Hazel Hegg-
Blade. OF Sioux City, Iowa: and Emily
Van Ripper, of Anderson.
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GIVEN A SURPRISE.
Relatives and friends of Mrs. Ber-
tina Paris of Webster, Indiana, gave
n surprise dinner for her Wednesday
The affair was In celebration of her
birthday anniversary. Dinner was
served to Mrs. j. c. Walker. Mrs G.
w. Walker, Mrs. Il. l.. Commons. Mrs.
Josie Fetta and son Clarence. Mrs.
Letha Commons and children Earl and
Ester and Miss Marie Studt of east of
Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Carman
and sons Herbert. George. Leslie and
Raymond of Whitewater, Mr.. and Mrs.