The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-14

Dinner In several courses was served
in the ordinary to twelve guests. Vel
low and white were the colors used
in decorating. A mound of daffodils
and ferns formed an attractive center
piece for the table. Candles capped
with yellow shades were also used in
further decoration. The affair was
one of the most charming functions
ever given in this city for bridel
party.
ARE GUESTS HERE.
/ Mrs. Frank Butler of Grand Rapids.
Michigan and Mrs. Frank Kenyon of
Denver. Colorado. are guests OF Mrs.
Frances Kelley. 127 South fourteenth
4 street.
TO PRESENT OPERA.
An operetta In four acts entitled
Cinderella in Flowerland." will be
given by fifty-two children represent
ing flowers. sunbeams, raindrops, but
terfiies and humble bees, In Gaylor's
new auditorium. April Is. Mrs. Moore
has charge of the training and Mrs.
Stoner. the music. Doors will open at
IL O'Clock. Curtains raise at 7:45.
The play will be out at 10 O'Clock
Il Persons In this city are invited to
attend.
i Is IMPROVING.
The many friends OF Mrs. Charles
Lyons will be glad to know that she
is improving. Mrs. Lyons is at the
Reid Memorial hospital.
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RECITAL A. SUCCESS.
The recital given last evening by
the faculty of the Indianapolis Con
servatory of Music under the auspices
of the Y. NJ C. A. was most decided
success. The program as announced
yesterday was given. All the mum.
bers were quite good and the large
audience was indeed delighted.
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GUESTS At ECONOMY.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Gottschall with
Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Bullerdick motored
to Economy yesterday.
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GUESTS AT CAMBRIDGE.
Miss Elizabeth Thomas and Miss
Hazel Thomas were guests this after
noon and evening with friends a,
Cambridge City.
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H TO ATTEND PLAY.
A number of students OF Earlham
college are expecting to go to Cincin
natl Saturday to attend the produc
ton of Shakespeare's Twelfth
Night" at the Lyric theater The
sent this play during the commence
ment week.
LAHR-cATEs WEDDING.
The most brilliant and elaborat,
wedding of the season. will be celebrat
ed this evening at six thirty o'clock II
the First Presbyterian church. wheI
Miss Josephine Gates, prominent SO
ciety girl OF this city becomes the brid.
of Mr.. Herbert Lahr of Evansville. In
diana. A large number of visitiin,
guests will be in attendance. A larg'
number of invitations have also beer
issued to guests. After the ceremony 1
reception will be held at the home O
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Gates, on North Eleventh street. Abou
two hundred guests will be received.
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LEcTuRED ON ART.
A number of women listened to thu
interesting lecture on Art" giveI
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. M.
Johnston, at the First English Luth
eran church, under the auspices OF tn
Woman's Home and Foreign Mission
airy societies. Mrs. F. w. Kruger,
well known vocalist, sang pretty Sc
! 10, in her usual pleasing manner.
committee composed of Mrs. e. G
Howard, Mrs. Henry Knollenberg an,
Mrs. Henry Hieger. was appointed t
secure funds to aid a student, who
attending Wittenberg.
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MENU FOR DINNER.
III First course, bOullion. Chicke
seems to be the most satisfactory an
1t is as cheap as other meat, so 1t real
~ is preferable. Select nice. plum
u CulChSAp Dec that IL 10 C0A CIuI1y OICo6SS
Fill body with stuffing made of Sci
/ soned bread crumbs. Tie neck an
bind legs and wings to body with
soft cord. Lay upon the rooster graf
dash large cupful OF boiling waite
| over it. Cover. roast fifteen or twer
ty minutes to the pound. Draw OF
gravy, set in cold water to throw u
fat Wash chicken in butter, dredg
with flour and brown. Clip threads an
dish. Thicker gravy with brow
flour and giblets, let boil up and tur
into boat. With this serve two veg
tables and seasonable relishes.
Spring Salad Combine a few choic
vegetables with French or mayonnais
dressing.
For dessert any fruit ice is both e,
| Icellent and cheap served with cake an
coffee-Indianapolis Star.