The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-04-09

you have enlarged, extended and adj
orned his life: and as he becomes
more faithful to himself. he is more
valuable to the company"
Mrs. Greene having lived in the
west and being in sympathy with this
work of the Santa Fee and also in
touch with the musical talent at In
diana university, is very happy to
have given these young people the
delightful trip. which they in college
talk. designate as 1.-The time of their
lives" and at the same time to have
furnished high class entertain
ment. These entertainments are free
of charge to anyone who wishes to
go and are given in churches or opera
houses where the reading rooms are
not large enough to accommodate the
people.
The entertainers receive no compen-
sation except their trip with all ex-
penses paid, living at first class ho-
tells, and are shown every courtesy
by Santa Fee people. They are con-
sidered guests of the Santa Fe and
are entertained as such.
The concerts given by these young
people were appreciated very much in
every city and they received the high
est praise at each place they stopped.
Everyone who has travelled west of
Kansas City over the Santa Fee knows
of Fred Harvey hotels and Indian
Curio rooms attached. The principal
ones are the Alvarado at Albuquer-
que, New Mexico, where the party
spent one day meeting some Indiana
| friends who were stopping there for
the winter and the Ell Garcas at Need
les, Cal, where they spent another
pleasant day seeing the Mojave Indian
village and hearing the Indian band
trained at Fort. Mojave. At Needles.
CAL, Mrs. Greenes friends planned to
| show the young people a good time !;
an automobile trip across the Meso,
where they gathered California pop.
! pies growing wild among the foot.
hills and a reception at the Ell Garcas
after the entertainment we're only two
of the many pleasant features of their
stay at Needles.
! Crossing the Rockies through TIE,
hatchepe Pass the last programs were
given at Bakersfield and Richmond
stopping at Carlton Hotel, Berkeley
which is near Richmond. This gave
them the privilege of visiting the
State University of California where
they found friend from Indiana uni
versity who made their stay in Berke
Hey a NEST pleasant one
After the program in Richmond the
1 party crossed the bay for San Fran
/ cisco, where they spent some time al
Golden Gate Park. Cliff House. Sea-
Rock and all the other places of in
terest. not emitting Chinatown. From
/ San Francisco to Los Angeles owe,
/ the Southern Pacific Coast line with
the view of the ocean most of the wa,
and through the beautiful and fertile
Santa Clara Valley was grand finale
to lovely trip. At Los Angeles, af
ter sight seeing trips to various places
including Pasadena, Mt. Lowe, Gaia
lima and Long Beach, the party sep
arated, some to visit friends and rela
tives, others to return to business du
ties.
ed friends at Riverside, Cal, for sew
eral days. From there they went t,
Phoenix, Arizona, where they spen
ten days. They arrived at Chicag,
Il last Saturday where they visited Hell
en- Fitch college friend. Miss Beel
er reached Richmond today
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Il RlAiAIEn
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carr. were guest
for dinner at the Westcott hotel las
evening. Other diners were Mr.. J. Y
Poundstone and Mr.. Frank Braffett
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I GIVEN A SURPRISE.
i Mrs. Fred Hugo and Miss Ruby Hu
go were given pleasant surprise las
}evening at their home on North Sew
enteenth street. Games and must
featured the evenings amusements
A luncheon was served The guest
were Misses Alice Holly. Florenc
Porter, Marie Ford. Leila Manford
Fanny Macy. Nora Russell, Geneviev
Ramp. Opal Mote. Marie SchissIeI
Alma Getz. Pauline Mason, Corneli
Black and Mabel Rifle; Messrs Ra
Gibson, Bert Russell, Herbert Brad
ley, Stanley Smith. Russell Moss. Ray
mond Smith. James McCauley. Adolpl
Getz, Willard Jay. Ralph Holly. Thon
as Logan. Frank Gem, Frank Boon
and Warren Mercer.
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