The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-18
Mas. scHNEipER HOSTESS.

MRS. SCHNEIDER HOSTESS.
Among the numerous attractive st.
Patrick's celebrations for yesterday
was the party given last evening by
Mrs. Fred Schneider at her apart
ments in the Husson flats. All the
decorations were in keeping with the
day. Shamrocks were given as SOU
venirs. Euchre was the amusement
for the evening, the game being play
ed at two tables. Favors were given
TO Mrs. Henry Kamp, Mrs. Henry
Miller and Mrs. Schneider. Late in
the evening the hostess served an
elegant supper in the dining room.
which was also attractively decorat.
ed. The guests we're: Mrs. Chris
Lichtenfels, Mrs. John B. Mag, Mrs.
Jacob Lichtenfels, Mrs. Henry Ramp,
Mrs. George Pile, Mrs. Henry P. Mil
Ter, Miss Vic Thomas and Mrs. Earl
Thomas.
WEDDING IN APRIL.
The wedding of Miss Rhea Helen
Reid, daughter of Mr.. Daniel Gray
Reid and Mr. Henry J. Topping OF
New York will be celebrated in April.
The wedding will attract considerable
attention in this city as the bride
formerly resided here.
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DANCE THIS EVENING.
A dance will be given this evening
in the Odd Fellows hall by number
of young men. Dancing will begin at
eight-thirty o'clock. Music will be
furnished by Professor Wood, Profes.
sor Hicks and Mr.. Wolfe. The affair
promises to be the most important
social event OF the day.
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WEDDING PLANS.
Easter wedding plans are most in.
teresting, not only to the principal
parties concerned, but also to those
selected to attend the bride and bride.
groom and the various friends of the
interested families. If the weather be
fine Easter week and in fact the en-.
tire month of April, promises to be
most interesting from social and
matrimonial point of view, for their
will be several weddings of import
ance. No doubt April will see a
larger attendance at weddings than
has been the case for many months
Engagements continue to be an
nounced and many more rumored. 1t
is generally understood that at least
three interesting ones are to be made
public soon.
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ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED.
The engagement of Mr.. Thomas
Mccarthy, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
r. Mccarthy of South Twentieth
street to Miss Marion Martin of Win
chester has been announced. Mr.. Nc
Carthy was formerly of this city but
10 now located in Toledo, Ohio. He
has a large circle of friends and &C
quaintances in this city, who are glad
to extent hearty congratulations The
wedding will probably be celebrated
some time after Saster.
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ENTERTAINMENT AT ST. MARY's
feature of the st. Patrick's en-
tertainment given last evening at st
Mary's hall was the short play entitl
ed st. Patricks Day at Fenton's.
A large number Of persons were In
attendance. A program as follows
was also given.
Part [.
Cornet Duet, Mr.. Ernest Renk and
Mr.. Robert Wilson. Miss Zuttermeis
ter, accompanist.
Shamrock Dear" recitation, inter
mediate boys.
"A Pilgrimage to Erin" recitation
senior boys.
THE Star spangled Banner" pan
tomine, senior girls.
Cornet Duet, Mr.. Ernest Rink and
Mr.. Robert Wilson. Mrs. Robert
Wilson, accompanist.
Part II.
est. Patrick's Night at Fenton's.'
Violin Duet. Miss Blanche Luker
and Miss Lillian Shofer.
Wearing of the Green song, Miss
Katherine McKone.
"Erin's Flag" recitation, Mr.. Ray
mond Crump.
sullivan" song, Mr.. Lawrence
Hughes.
I'VE Will go Back to Erin Some
Day" song, Miss Katherine Graves
of Detroit, Mich.
THE Progress of Madness reel
tation. Mr. Robert Luken.
Blue Bells of Scotland" violir
duet. Miss Blanche Luken and Miss
Lillian Shofer.
Irish Eyes," song, Miss Mabe
Steinkamp.
Comic song. Mr.. James Kinsella.
Songs my Mother Used to Sing,
Miss Katherine Graves.
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ST. PATRlck'S PARTY.
A charming party for last evening
was given by Miss Ruth Hadley ant
Miss Mary Butler at the home of tbs
latter In celebration of st. Patrick's
day. The house was beautifully dec
Grated with green. Miniature hods
were given as souvenirs. Music
guessing contests and other amuse