The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-23

evening OF next week. Mrs. Kolp
wishes to announce that she will open
her dancing school In the Odd Eel
lows hall Immediately after the fall
festical on Friday, October fourteenth.
II would be advisable for all who ex-
pect to take lessons this year to tele-
phone Mrs. Kolp before the class
opens. No doubt a number OF Mrs.
Kolp's former pupils will take lessons
as Mrs. Kolp has learned all the lat
est society dances in addition to Folk
dances while In the east. The young
people are looking forward with much
anticipation to the opening. as the Fri
day evening dances always furnish a
pleasant diversion for the young Deo-
pie. After the new class has received
It's instruction the former members
will be permitted to dance as has been
the usual custom for several years
past. Miss Elizabeth Kolp Is with
her mother In New York.
PARTY At CLUB.
Miss Juliet Swayne was hostess on
Thursday afternoon for the weekly
card party given at the Country club.
The game began at twothirty o'clock
and was played at six tables. Favors
were given to Mrs. W. r. Poundstone
and Miss Magdalena Engelbert. Miss
Carolyn Hollingsworth will be host
ess for the party to be given next
week.
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FOR Mr. ELDER.
Honoring Mr.. Frank Elder of New
York. formerly Of this city, Mr.. John
Nicholson will give a stag party this
evening at the Country club Places
guests.
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A GUEST HERE.
Miss Neva Hazelrigg of Cambridge
City. will be the guest of Miss Clara
Brown at her home on South West
Third street over Sunday.
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TO LEAVE MONDAY
Miss Eta Collins will leave Monday
for Connersville. Indiana. where she
has accepted q position as stenograph.
er with large firm at that place.
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WILL RETURN TO-DAY.
Miss Ruby Haner who has been Wis
ting for some time with friends and
relatives in Indianapolis Is expected
home today.
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TO CORNELL
Mr. Roland Coate and Mr.. Thomas
Campbell will leave next week for
Ithaca. New York, where they will at.
tend Cornell.
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GUESTS At CINCINNATI.
Mrs. Richard Sedgwick and daugh.
ter Miss Deborah Sedgwick spent yes
terday in Cincinnati shopping.
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LEFT TODAY.
Miss Ruth Friedgen left this morn.
ing for st. Louis. where she will at
tend school at Principal this winter
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ENTERTAINED WITH DINNER.
Miss Clara Brown entertained with
six o'clock dinner last evening at
her home In South West Third street
In honor Of Miss Ruth Graham of
Cleveland. Ohio.
DANCE At COUNTRY CLUB.
Saturday evening a dance will be
given at the County club for the
members and invited guests. Dane.
ing will begin at eight o'clock Piano
and drums will furnish the dance mus
ic. It Is expected that a large number
OF persons will 60 over.
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MARKET SATURDAY,.
Saturday an all day market will be
hold at the Allen room in Main street
by the Ladies' Aid society Of tho First
Methodist church. All are invited to
attend.
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BAZAAR A SUCCESS.
The bazaar held last evening at the
new st. Mary's church by members of
the congregation was success from
every view point. The Richmond City
band furnished the music. The booths
were gaily decorated attracting a
large number Of persons by their
Embellishments. The bazaar will
again be opened this evening and all
persons are invited to come and bring
their friends. Music will be furnished
by the band.
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HAS RETURNED.
Mr.. Newton Lamb has returned
from an extended western trip. He
spent a portion of his time visiting
his uncle. Mr.. A. F. Lamb. OF Ashton
Colorado. Mr.. Lamb was a member of
several camping parties during his
visit.
BEAUTIFUL PICTURES.
Mr.. Charles Clawson, a young artist
of remarkable ability and who made
the Fall Festival postetr has three
beautiful landscapes in the Starr
Piano windows and all lovers Of art
should see them. One of the land.
scapes 10 attracting unusual attention
and by many Is considered the best
work the artist has done lately. The