The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-11

those entertained We're members OF q
bridge club. Mrs. Walter Ratliff.
Mrs. Kepler and Mrs. Henry Kluter
were given the favors. Mrs. Levy OF
Bay City, Michigan, Mrs. Wilde OF
Huntington. W. Va. were the out OF
town guests. A lunch was served.
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WILL GO TO NEW PARIS.
The choir of the First Christian
church. under the direction of Mr..
Robert L. Wilson, will go to New
Paris this evening and present the fol-
lowing program:
Chorus, Italia. Donnizetti-Choir.
Mixed Quartet, Selected-Mrs. Myr-
tie Folke. Mrs. Judge Boggs, Mr..
Boggs. Mr.. knight.
Soprano Solo, Spring Has Come
Miss Jessie Mann.
Cornet Duet--Mr Robert Wilson,
Mr.. Ernest Renk.
Reading-Miss Bessie Burr.
Baritone Solo-Mr. Ralph little.
Piano Duet-Mrs. S. w. Traum and
Mrs. Robert Wilson.
Saprano Solo. "Oh Day of Christ
Mrs. Myrtle Folke Violin obligato,
Mr.. Boggs.
Cornet Solo--Mr. Robert Wilson.
Ladies Quartet-(a) Poor Little
Lamb" (b) "a Charming Fellow
Mesdames Mann. Boggs, Folke and
Miss Edna Smith.
Soprano Solo--Mrs. Folke.
Male Quartet, "Backsliding Broth
er''-Mr. Boggs, Mr.. J. G. Thomas. Mr..
G. W. Traum and Mr.. Merle Little.
Chorus, GIoria-Choir.
Ladies Quartet-"Lead Kindly
Light"
is IN THE CITY.
Mr.. C. C. Ayres of Muncie, is here
and will accept position in this city
He is a mechanical engineer of con.
siderable reputation.
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ATTENDED COLLEGE PLAY.
Misses Mable and Elsie Felt Of
Greenfield, Indiana. who often visit in
this city, the guests of Miss. Hazel
Thomas, attended the Butler college
play in Indianapolis recently.
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nE&GIVeO pO0J A. NAuO0s
Mr.. A. S. Strattan, who Is in the
III. 0. o. F. Home at Greensburg. Ind.
desires to thank his many friends and
relatives in Richmond and Wayne
county for their many kind greetings
on his sixty-ninth birthday, May
eighth. He received about one hund-
red and sixty-0ne letters and cards
coming from over seven states. Mr..
Strattan has large number OF
In this city.
ENTERTAINMENT THIS EVENING
An entertainment will be given this
evening at the Earlham Heights
Presbyterian church by the choir OF
the Second Presbyterian church. A
cordial welcome is extended to all.
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HAS GONE TO WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Isaac Milligan left Tuesday for
Washington. D. c., to visit the Misses
Imogene and Louise Millikan. who are
attending school in the national CAPT.
tai. Mrs. Millikan will remain and
accompany the Misses Millikan home
one week from next Sunday.-New
Castle Times.
The Misses Millikan are nieces Of
Mrs. w. s. Kaufman OF National aven
ne and often visit in this city. Miss
Louise Millikan formerly studied mu
sic under Miss Laura CASTOR.
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SPECIAL MENTION.
The photograph of Mrs. M. F. John
ston, president of the local Art asso
citation and who Is in Cincinnati at
tending the biennial of the Genera
Federation OF clubs. appeared in thi!
mornings Enquirer.
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| BRIDGE rs ALWAYS IN.
Perhaps no other game in the his
tory Of card playing has taken sucl
hold on society in such short time
as has bridge whist. Twenty year,
ago 1t had not been introduced eithe
In England or in America. 1t existet
only in Constantinople and in parts 0
Russia. Today one can hardly g,
anywhere in the civilized world with
out encOuntering the game. In fifteel
years it has risen to prominence en-
ioyed by no other game. When tn!