The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-19
19SOCIAI()NHIRL
Edised BY Miss Elizabeth r. Thomas

First Christian church by the Kinley
company OF Indianapolis was a sue
cess in every way. Miss Clifford Is
reader OF remarkable ability and her
work last evening was of the highest
order adding much to the success OF
the affair. She has most charming
personality and no doubt has great
career before her in her line OF work.
Mr.. Shipley was also pleasing and re.
ceived several encores. Miss Ida V.
Kinley, the prima donna soprano sang
several beautiful solos. The affair
was enjoyed by all and was financial
success as well as a musical event of
merit.
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mabe Study had for
their guests recently Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Study and son Frank. Of near
Greensboro, Indiana.
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TO SOUTH BEND.
Mrs A. l.. Bernhard has gone to
South Bend to attend a meeting OF
the library association which con
venes Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day. During the meeting the visit
ing delegates will be given a recep-
ton at the Oliver hotel. A feature Of
the program will be a lecture at the
Studebaker factory. Automobile rides
for the guests will also add to the
pleasure of the event. A number Of
important matters OF business are
also to be considered during the ses-
sions.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mrs. Ralph Polk of Greenwood. In
diana. is in the city the guest Of
friends and relatives. She was one OF
the honor guests at the luncheon CIV
en- today by Mrs. Albert Reed and
Miss Susan Kelsey
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TO ORGANIZE CLASS.
Mrs. Charlie Kolp expects to or
ganize her class known last year as
the Monday evening class next Tues
day in the Odd Fellows hall. Howev-
err the class this season will be called
the Tuesday class. All persons. who
want to join are asked to address Mrs.
Kolp at the Hotel Westcott. The class
Is usually composed Of the younger
married set but in fact and of the
younger society set are invited to
Join. Last year a number of charm
ing parties were given by this class
for their guests and friends. The or
SANITATION promises to be most popu-
lar this year and number Of persons
have expressed themselves as desir-
GUS of joining.
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TWO WEDDINGS FOR TODAY.
Two weddings will make up the So
cial schedule today. This evening
Miss Hilda weisbrod and Mr.. William
Kienker. two we'll known young PEG.
pie of this city will be married. The
wedding Of Mr.. Orville Harter and
Miss Edna Greenhoff will also be eel
ebrated.
FOR eRlDE.ELEcT.
A shower was given last evenine
at the home OF Miss Edna Early ir
honor OF Miss Edna Greenhoff who
is to be married today to Mr.. Orville
Harter Miss Greenhoff received q
number OF pretty gifts. Garden flow
ers with ferns were used In decorat
Ing the various rooms where the
guests were entertained. Music and
social conversation were the princi
pal features OF the evenings enter
tainment A luncheon was served u
the close Of the affair. Those pres
ent were Misses Marie Rosa. Marie
Ramsey. Grace Norris, Edith Hilbert
Mesdames Charles Lankert, Pau
Haseltine, Bertha Patti. w. r. Earle,
and c. J. Jessup. A number Of pref
ty social events have been given II
honor Of Miss Greenhoff by her man.
friends.
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TO RETURN SATURDAY..
Mrs. Symons. of Kansas City and
her mother Mrs. Cadwallader have re
turned after a weeks visit In Spice
land and New Castle. Mrs. Symon'
land little daughter Margaret will re