The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-27

MITCHELL NOME IN FlOT1Oa Oy the sup
ply secretary. All those who desire
to make donations are asked to send
or bring articles to the home of Mrs.
George Martin. Mrs. Ryan. Mrs Co
mer and Mrs. Anderson were selected
as delegates to attend the convention
to be held on the ninth. tenth and
eleventh of November at Anderson,
Ind.
TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT.
The primary department of the
Trinity Lutheran church is arranging
to give an entertainment this evening
at the church.
ANNUAL PRAISE SERVICE.
The annual praise service of the
First Presbyterian church will be held
Friday afternoon at the church at two
thirty o'clock. The affair will be under
the auspices of the Woman's Mission.
AIRY society. Mr.. II. S. Weed, secre-
tary of the Y. NJ. C. A. will speak
upon The Young Mans Preparation
for the Foreign Field" Mrs. F. w.
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sing. A thank Offering will be receiv-
ed. Instead of the usual social hour
following the meeting the society will
accept Mrs. Johnston's invitation for
a Promenade Talk" in the new High
school building. The committee in
charge is composed of Mrs. James
Judson, Mrs. Albert Reed, Mrs. Com
stock. Mrs. S. E. Smith, Miss Sarah
Hill and Mrs. Mercer.
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DANCE POSTPONED.
Dancing school will not be held Fri
day evening as is the usual custom,
on account of Pavlowa and Mordkin,
the Russian dancers, who will appear
at the Gennett theater this even
ing. However, Mrs. Kolp will receive
her class Saturday evening for instruc-
tions at the regular hour, seven
o'clock. After class the assembly will
be held and all In invited to attend.
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HAVE COME INTO FAVOR.
The little frills meant to be worn
under large hats have come into favor
withered faces alike. thus framed. the
coming winter awaits us. The bande-
lette is supposed to be little lace cap
worn beneath the hat to protect the
hair. The fashion dates from a day
when hair dressing was SO laborious a
process that ladies of fashion sum
moned the couture once or twice a
hot Snxo ~
as best they could between whites.
The bandelette of today is seldom
a real cap. 1t Is a deceptive frill OF
lace attached to flat bandeau which
is fastened to the hat like the circular
bandeaux that are used to make head
sizes smaller. Sometimes the lace frill
is trimmed with roses arranged in a
dainty wreath, but more often the frill
is of the lace alone, and the lace must
be of the finest and daintiest kind or
the bandelette will miss it's coQuet.
fish effect
ISSUED INVITATIONS.
: The Day Dodger girls of Earlham
college have issued invitations for a
tea to be given Saturday afternoon
from three until five o'clock in Earl
ham hall In honor of the dormitory
girls. This event promises to be an
attractive feature of Saturdays So
cial schedule. The invitations were is.
sued last evening.
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DANCE MONDAY EVENING
The dance to be given Monday eve.
ming. October thirty-hrst in the Odd
Fellows hall will be the most prom.
inent social event of the weeks social
calendar. The function will be held
in the I. O. o. F. hall and is being
given by the members of the Phi Del.
ia Kappa Fraternity. One hundred
and fifty invitations have been issued
and guests are expected from a mum.
Der Of the surrounding towns.
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TO GIVE DANCE.
A dance will be given by the mem.
bers OF the Beta fraternity of this city
the Wednesday before Thanksgiving
The affair promises to be a most
charming dance and a number of
guests will be invited to participate in
the event.
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A GUEST HERE.
Miss Marie Kaufman, who is study.
ing music in Cincinnati. Ohio, came
up last evening to sing at the Patton
Sedgwick wedding.
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TO GIVE DANCE.
The Phi Kappa Psi fraternity OF
Purdue university will entertain at
dancing Friday evening at its chapter
house in Andrew Place. West Lafay-
cite.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The wedding Of Miss Inez Menden-
hall and Mr.. Ernest E. Brumfield was
celebrated today.
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WILL ENTERTAIN FRIENDS.
The Phi Delta Kappa fraternity OF