The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-02
~ HONOR or MISS CAFES.

Among the charming social events
for Friday was the bridge party given
by Miss Marie Campbell at her home
on East Main street. complimentary
to Miss Josephine Gates. In the par
Tor pink roses and ferns were used IN
decorating. The other rooms were
arranged effectively with daffodils.
Bridge was played at nine tables.
Fayors were given to Miss Pearl
Hasecoster. Miss Magdalena Engel-
bert and Miss Florence Mcclure. AT
the close OF the game lunch In sew
eral courses was served. Those enjoy
ing the affair were Mrs. Thomas M.
Kaufman, Mrs. Rudolph Leeds. Miss
Juliet Swayne, Misses Florence and
Edna Mcclure. Miss Pearl Hasecost-
er, Miss Magdalena Engelbert. Mrs.
Ray Shiveley, Miss Rose Gennett, |
Mrs. Dudley Elmer, Mrs. Byram Rob- |
bins. Mrs. Willard Rupe, Mrs. Milton
Craighead. Mrs. Wickham Corwin,
Mrs. Richard Study. Mrs.. Joseph Hin.
Mrs. Fred Carr. Mrs. Ray Holton.
Mrs. George Gates. Miss Edith Mich
olson. Mrs. Glen Kehlenbrink. Mrs.
w. r. Poundstone. Mrs. O. G. MUIR
ray, Miss Mildred Gaar. Miss Agnes
Twigg. Miss Mary Gaar. Miss Alice
Forkner, Mrs. A. d. Gayle, Miss Opal
Husson. Miss Marie Kaufman, Mrs.
Fred Gennett and Miss Margaret
Starr. Miss Campbell will be a
member of the Lahr-Cates bridal par
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WILL CELEBRATE Anniversary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Brown will cele-
brate their hfty.nfth wedding ami
versary In quiet manner Sunday af-
ternoon at their country home east Of
the city. All friends and relatives of
Mr.. and Mrs. Brown are cordially In
vited to call. Mr.. Brown will soon
be eighty years of age. Mrs. Brown Is
seventy.fOur. They were married in
this city In eighteen-fifty-five. They
have large circle of friends here
who extend hearty congratula-
tons and wish them many more hap
py returns of the day.
ATTEND DANCE.
Mr.. Paul Fisher. who is home from
Indiana university for his spring va
cation attended the dance given on
Thursday evening in Rushvile, Ind.
by members Of the U-go I-go club.
The affair was very pretentious.
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ls IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Miss Ina Clawson Is In Indianapolis
the guest of Miss Ethel NJ. Thomas.
Sunday Miss Thomas will entertain
several guests. Among them will be
Mr.. George Pail Of Lafayette, Ind.
and Professor Guy Miller of this city.
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TAKEN a NEW REsIpENcE.
DR.. 8. r. Lyons and family have re.
moved from AZ South Fifteenth street
to 400 North Eighth street.
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WILL PRESENT CANTATA.
Rehearsals are now going on fol
Columbus an historical cantata OF
forty voices and orchestra which will
be given In st. Mary's hall ON Wednes
day evening. April goth. The work Il
under the personal direction of Miss
Kate McKone. with Miss Alma Pfaff
lin n pianist. and the people Of both
congregations may look forward to an
The proceeds of the affair will &c
for the new church Of st. Mary's.
The solo parts will be taken b,
Mr.. Joseph VESSEL. as Columbus
Miss Mable Steinkamp as Isabella
Mr.. John Hafner as Fra. Perez. coun
sellor to Isabella Mrs. Maurice Car
roll as Juana. companion to Isabella
and Miss Heta Pfafflin as Nina.
Tickets for the same will be on sal,
next week. The admission will b,
IS cents with no extra charge for re
served seats.
The following Is the program:
PART /.
Introduction, orchestra.
Chorus, "Hispania! the Land Mos
Fair!"
Solo. Fra Perez and chorus. "Sh,
Comes. the Queen all Glorius.'
Solo. Columbus. 1T Is Come"
Duet. Nina and Columbus. 20, Yes
We Were True to Each Other"
Solo, Nina."O, Why Did We Wan
DER" Duet. Nina and Columbus.
Recitation. Columbus. There Com
to Ne Wonderful Visions"
Solo. Fra. Perez. Where the Cor
vent Bells OF Palos."
Song. Columbus. 81 Thank Thee
sN Solo, Fra. Perex and chorus. Ssh
Comes, the Queen All Glorious"
Recitation and solo. Isabella, ION
World Has Been Given"
Solo. Juana. 20. Mellowing Horns.