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

might have been expected with the
bridal affairs and small bridge events
eliminating In the company given Fri
day afternoon by Miss Marie Camp
bell for Miss Josephine Gates.
OF course all are glad that Lent has
Hassed and the advent of the Easter
spirit with breaking OF the shadows.
has brought new life to things social.
The past week has been most pleasur-
able in many circles of society and
this week promises to be just as en-
joyable from q social view point. No
doubt the passing throng may find
something to interest them In the
present weeks schedule.
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A GUEST HERE YESTERDAY.
Mr.. Fritz smitz of Indianapolis, was
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas M.
Kaufman, Sunday at their apartments
/, in the Wayne flats.
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WILL 40 TO CINCINNATI.
Miss Josephine Gates. Miss Juliet
Swayne, Miss Mildred Gaar and Miss
Marie Campbell expect to 60 to Gin
cinnat Wednesday to spend the day
shopping.
TO ATTEND PLAY.
Several persons in this city. who
have friends at Purdue university ex-
pect to 60 to Indianapolis, today to
see 1.-THE City Chap" by George AIDE
as presented by members Of the Harle-
ruin club the famous comic opera or
ganization from Purdue university.
member Of the Phi Kappa Sigma fra
ternity will take part In the affair.
The play will be presented at the
English. The Indianapolis Star says:
THE City Chap" is styled "a com
edy with music" and. Judging from
the brands OF entertainment the Pur-
due boys have furnished In the past.
plenty OF music and a satisfying
amount Of comedy may be expected.
The music for the play was written
by BENJAMIN Hapgood Burt, whose
and who has furnished the score for
such light opera favorites as Marie
Cahill and Raymond Hitchcock, and
additional numbers have been sup
piled by George A. Davis. an alumnus
Of Purdue and at present assistant
manager Of the Htudebaker theater In
Chicago. sr-s* w+
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HAS RETURNED.
Mr.. Paul Fisher who has been the
guest OF relatives In this city for a
few days left this morning for Indiana
university. He was accompanied by
his friend Mr.. Hubert Hanna. of
BLOOMINGTON who has been his guest
during the vacation.
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LEFT FOR BLOOMINGTON.
Miss Ethel King, has gone to
BLOOMINGTON, Indiana. where she will
enter the spring term at Indiana uni
versity. Miss Florence King left Sum
day for Bloomington, where she is al
90 Q student.
TO IDAHO.
Mr.. Myron Hill and Mr.. Rudolph
Hill left this morning for Chicago,
Denver. Colo, and Gooding, Idaho.
They expect to locate permanently in
ATTENDED PARTY.
Miss Hester Thomson OF Indianapo-
liz, who visited Miss Mary Gaar last
week, was q guest at bridge party
given recently in Indianapolis by Mrs
Horace Reisner.
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HAVE GONE TO BLOOMINGTON.
Mr.. Stanley Schaefer accompanied
by his friend Mr.. Charles Thompson,
left this morning for Bloomington, In
y diana, where they are both students at
Indiana university.
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ATTENDED DANCE.
Miss Bertha Taylor has returned
from Lafayette. Indiana where she at
tended dance given by the Kappa
Sigma fraternity Of Purdue university.
Miss Taylor IL studying music In In
dianapolis and has been home for
spring vacation.
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10 OF INTEREST.
The following clipping from Peru
exchange Is Of local interest:
Mrs. BENJAMIN r. Wallace. assisted
by her sister. Mrs. Frank E. Fowler,
and niece Mrs. Jesse Grant, entertain
ed company Of women Wednesday
afternoon for Mrs. Charles Cory. form.