The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-20
SOCIETY
SOCIAL EVENTS ron TO-DAY.

SOCIAL EVENTS FOR TODAY.
Open meeting of the Music Study
club win be held this evening at eight
o'clock in the Starr Piano parlOrs.
A recital and entertainment will be
given this evening In the Pythian tenn
pie by the Patriotic orders of the G..
A. r.
Members of the Wednesday Dupli-
cate Whist club are meeting this AZ
ternoon with Mrs. p. w. Smith Mt her
home on East Main street.
| A meeting Of the Knights and La
dies of Honor will be held this even
ing In the Red Mems hall
| The Mems Union OF the First Eng
lish Lutheran church meets this even
ing in the church parlors.
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sTRAck.PAuLUs.
| The wedding of MIR. Joseph C..
Strack Of Milwaukee. Wis. and Miss
Ernestine Paulus, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter J. Paulus. will be cele-
brated Monday morning In st. Mary's
| church.
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NO CARDS ISSUED.
/ The near relatives of Mrs. Pratt.
tnee Miss Martha Ballard) OF Fair Ha-
ven, VT. who was recently married.
wish to announce to her many friends
insthis city that no cards announcing
the marriage were issued.
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i A GUEST HERE.
/ Mrs. Mary E. Steele Of Hartwell,
Ohio. Is the guest of her sisters, Mrs.
George jackson and Mrs. Will Schoo-
ley for few days.
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i SOMETHING NEW.
Il Something new In embroidery is
here for the lover OF the dressing
sacque and the negligee.
The touch of embroidery upon the
daintiest white garment IL now done
in colored linen floss.
Mark you, the white scallop Is not
abandoned on this color-touched gar
ment. and aside from its ribbons and
the effective showing Of rather siren
uous work. the negligee Is as dainty
as ever.
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IN HONOR or BRIDE AND GROOM.
A dinner was given last evening 1T
the home of Mr. and Mrs. VIII Bartel
on South Twelfth street. in honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. George Robe who were
married last Saturday afternoon al
three O'Clock. The house and table
were decorated with wedding bells
daffodils. ferns and brides roses.
Some of the guests were served At
one long table, the others being serv.
ed at small tables. Roses were given
as favors. An elegant dinner In sew.
eral courses was served. After din.
ner whist was played. The guests
participating in the affair were Mist
Aida Swain, Miss Elnora Wickemey
er. Miss Ellen Swain, Miss Mary Peltx
Miss Grace Smith. Miss Viola Wicke
meyer, Miss Ethel Marlatt, Miss Ada
Kelley, Miss Mabel Hasemeier, Miss
Mabel Redrow, Miss Ruby Bryant. oil
Liberty, Mr.. Fred Hoover, Mr.. Ernesa
Calvert, Mr.. Carl Pierson. DR.. Roy D
Morrow, Prof F. L. Terrence, Mr.. Ed
ward Isserman. Mr.. Clifford Price. Mr.
Chelsie Bryant OF Liberty.
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IN HONOR OF REV. WADE.
Last evening an informal reception
was held at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
L. H. Bunyan on North Twelfth stree,
In honor Of Rev. r. ]. Wade who will
leave for his new pastorate at Elk
hart. Indiana. The function was plan
ned by the Epworth league and wal
one OF the most successful social ar
fairs ever given by the league.
In the parlors and living room lilac,
were used in decorating. Tulips or
namented the dining room. Severa
musical selections were given by Miss
Irene Gormon. Miss Luring, Misse,
Ruth and Grace Shera, Miss Ma,
Hamilton, Miss Lucille Townsend ant
Miss Franka Cammack.
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| TO GIVE MUSICAL.
The following Is the program to b,
I rendered ut the musical this even
ing given by the patriotic orders al
filiated with the G. A. r. at the Pyth
ian temple:
Piano SolO-Mrs. Elizabeth Kamp.
Vocal SOlO-Miss Irene Mills.
Recitation-Miss Ruth Bradley.
Vocal Solo-Catherine Hunt.
Sonx-Appolo Club.
Recitation-Earl McElhaney,
Whistling Solo-Mrs. John jackson
Vocal Solo-Miss Dora Hockett.
Recitation-Mrs. Geo. Chrisman.
Piano and Violin Solo-Mrs. Eliza
/ beth kamp and Emery Caster.
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A NUMBER TO ATTEND.
/ A large number of the club womel
| of the city expect to go to Cambridg
| City Friday to attend the Sixth Dis
| trict convention of Federated clubs +