The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-15
CELEBRATED ANNIvERsARY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Omar Chase celebrated
their ninth wedding anniversary last
evening with 4 charming dinner party
given Mt their home in North Twenti-
eth street. Places were arranged at
the table for eight. Yellow dahlias
were used In appointing the table In
an attractive manner. Dinner In sew
craI courses was served at six o'clock.
The guests were Rev. and Mrs. J. +.
Radcliffe, Mr.. and Mrs. John Starr
and Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Brown.
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TAKEN APARTMENTS.
Mrs. Charles Kolp and daughter.
Miss Elizabeth. have taken apart.
ments at the Hotel Westcott for the
winter.
AusP,cIoUs OPENING.
Perhaps one OF the largest dancing
classes ever organized in this city
was Mrs. Charles Kolp's Friday even
ing class or the initial meeting OF her
school of dancing. which she has had
charge of for n number of years. The
class was unusually large for the first
night and II In expected that a num-
her OF others will come into the class
next week. The galleries were filed
last evening with the parents and
friends OF the young people. The dane
Ing class began Its steps at seven
o'clock stopping promptly at nine
o'clock. Mrs. Kolp announced that
whether there were nine o'clock
dancers or not. the class would dis
band promptly at nine o'clock. The
opening OF dancing school marks the
beginning OF the winter dancing sea.
son In this city. Features OF the win
ter's social schedule will be the
Thanksgiving dance with the Christ
young people Of the city should appre-
ciate the opportunity of having the reg
ular weekly dances. Mrs. Kolp expects
to organize Monday evening class in
about two weeks. She will also have
several private classes. Among the
dancers at the assembly last evening
were Miss Marie Campbell. Mr.. Wal
ter Craighead. Miss Mildred Kuhn Of
Pittsburg. Mr.. Louis Craighead, Miss
Agnes Twigg. Mr.. Harry I1ontz. Miss
Fannie Jones. Mr.. Norman Craig
head. Miss Helen Jameson, Mr.. Carl
Emerson. Miss Pearl Haner. Mr.. Ray
Draper. Miss Mildred Buckhoff, Mr..
Walter Davis. Miss Grace Kelly. Mr..
willard Kaufman. Miss Elizabeth
Bailey. Mr.. william Kloecker. Miss
Lena Luddington. Mr.. Russell Dennis
OF Cambridge City. Mrs. Warren Hill
Of Chicago. Mr.. George Bayer. Mr..
Fred Bayer. Miss Margaret Curtis Of
Noblesville. Ind. Mr.. Rush Bowman,
Mr.. Walker Land. Miss Helen Nichol-
son. Mr.. Howard Hunt. Mr.. Kenneth
Toler. Miss Bull. Mr.. Wickemeyer.
Miss Lucy Smyser. Mr.. Charles Bull.
Mr.. Charles Twigg. Miss Dorothy
Bates. Miss Hazel Thomas. Mr.. Alva
Young. Mr.. Harper Lindsay. Mr.. Orbra
Decker. Miss Ada Kelly. Miss Muriel
Weeghman. Mr.. James Harrington.
Mr.. Everett McConaha. Miss Emerald
Hasecoster and Mr.. Robert Crane.
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SPECIAL MUSIC
The girls choir OF the First Meth
odist church will sing at the morning
service Sunday. Miss Corinne Will
son, Miss Katherine Ensminger. and
Miss Dorothy Dignam will be the SO
loists. In the evening the senior class
will furnish the music assisted by
Mrs. Fred J. Bartel and Mr.. Harold
Clements. ...-
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ENTERTAINED CLASS.
Mr.. Richard Bartel entertained the
members OF his Sunday school class
with a six o'clock dinner party last
evening ut his home. Gle South Eighth
street An elegant dinner in several
courses was served. A large dish fill
ed with fruit formed center piece
for the table. Among the guests were
Mcssrs. Lawrence Denny. Harvey
Hartman. Edwin Hartman. Raymond
Hickman. Ernest Klennigkraner.
Lawrence Schuette. Charles Com.
mons, Albert Burkhart, George Stein
holm, Quincy Steinholm, Ernest
Stuot and Charles Landwer.