The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1910-03-17
MISS GAAR HOSTESS.


Miss Mary Gaar will entertain FRI
day, March twenry-fifth instead OF
Tuesday, March twenty-ninth, as for
merly announced.
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DANCE At NEW CASTLE.
Several persons from this city will
attend the dance to be given this ev-
ening in the K. of P. hall by the kap-
pa Alpha Phi. This promises to be
the largest dance since the old as
sembly balls. The original comedy,
Boys" which will be played before
the dance, is not only home talent
production, but is the work OF two
New Castle boys. This will COM
mence promptly at eight o'clock. The
Theodore Ellis orchestra, one OF the
best in the state, has been procured.
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GUESTS HERE.
Misses Shyloh and Jeanette Van
Meter of Cambridge City were guests
of Miss Hazel Thomas last evening
for a few hours.
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MRS. TRUEsLooD A GUEST.
Mrs. Leonard Clark entertained
about fifty guests this afternoon al
her home in North Morgan street II
was in the nature of ST. Patrick's
day party, and the color scheme wa:
in green and white. The rooms were
beautifully decorated in sweetpea!
and smilax. and green candles were
, used. The color scheme was carried
out in the refreshments, shamrock
being used freely. Green carnations
were given as favors. The hours
were from two to three and three
thirty to six. The out of town guest
| were Mrs. E. P. Trueblood of Rich
mond; Mrs. H. H. Henley and Mrs
Jesse Henley of Carthage and Mrs
| w. j. Porter of Connersville.-Rush
vile Republican.
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ST. PATRIcK's DANCE.
The st. Patrick's dance to be give
this evening at Cambridge City by
number of young people promises t
be a most charming affair. The det
orations will be in keeping with tn
day. Several from town have recei,
ed invitations.
GUESTS At MUNcIE.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer McConaha {
Richmond spent yesterday in Munci
and were accompanied home by Mis-
Medora Hopkins making the trip /
an utomobile.-Muncie Star.
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| WILL RETURN SUNDAY.
Mrs. Charles Kirk, who has bee
spending several weeks in Sprin,
field, Ohio, the guest of relatives.
expected home Sunday.
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! NOVEL ENTERTAINMENT.
Much pleasurable anticipation su
rounds the vaudeville entertainer
to be given under the auspices of tn
young women of the w. c. A. at tt
Y. M. c. A. auditorium on the evel
| ing of April 5.
There will be ten turns, five ,
which will be furnished by the gir
from the gymnasium classes, in, e
. hibitions of fancy club swingin
marching. fancy and folk dances, ct,
while a black face minstrel show,
number of prominent society gir
VIII be a very novel feature of tn
charming entertainment Miss Oil,
Thomas, whose cleverness in arran
ing and participating in specialties
. this kind is well known, is in chars
of this part of the entertainment. al
aprogram of up-to-date and catcl
numbers is being arranged and T
hearsed. Misses Charlotte Van Au
; day. Margaret Matthews, Harrie
Welllver and Henrietta Graves w
be the end men. while others in Il
minstrel performance will inclu'
Misses Anna Lee Brown, Marge
James, Ruth Williams. Mary Re
nolds. Hazel Carr. Mrs. Will Rite
Helen Turpin and Mildred Hanna.
The program for the evening W
!. also include songs by Kendall Evan
Cecil Mason and Miss Van Ausd;
and other interesting features are
ing added. The ''shadowgraph" W
; be in charge of Miss Anna 10y Ma
! and there will be many pleasing nc
!. elites which will render this an e
. ceptionally attractive entertainer
dayton News.
}. Miss Reynolds often visits in til
: city.
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DANCE LAST EVENING.
Members of the Wednesday Eve
ing Assembly enjoyed dance last c