The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-31
has been spending a month with Mrs.
IT ]. Newkirk

r. j. Newkirk.
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Is VISITING HERE.
Mr.. George Grace of st. Louis, Mo-,
Is the guest Of his brother L. j. Grace
and family, North Fourteenth street.
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MRS. GLASS RECEIVES.
The most suspicious social event
for today was the reception given this
afternoon by Mrs. Frank Glass at her
home on East Main street. in honor
Of her guests. Mrs. 8. K. carp. Mrs.
Sewage, Mrs. John B. Wood. Mrs.
Haverfield of Indianapolis, Mrs. L. E.
Hinchman OF Knightstown and Mrs.
Ham of California. The hours were
from three until five o'clock. A harp
list furnished the music during the re-
ceiving hours. Flowers and ferns were
used in decorating. A French basket
filled with flowers formed an attrac-
tive center piece for the dining room
table. Red ribbons and candles were
also used in the appointment. Among
the assistants were Miss Grace ROBBIE.
Miss Clara Myrick. Miss Hazel Free
man, Miss Gertrude LIE Fevre. Miss
Ruth Gilchrist, Misses Flora and Har-
riet Lyons. Carnations were given as
favors. A large number of guests
were received during the afternoon.
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DINNER SATURDAY..
Professor and Mrs. Allen D. Hole
will entertain with a dinner party Sat
urday evening at their home on Col
lege avenue.
CONCERNING MISS MANN.
Miss Jessie Mann of Richmond.
sang 20 Divine Redeemer," by Gou-
nod, at the evening services of the
Christian church Sunday. Miss Mann
has a remarkably clear, soprano voice
and wide range. The announcement
that she is to sing is always welcomed
in this city, where she has large cir
Gle of friends.-New Castle Times.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt entertain
ed Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Brodick and Mr..
and Mrs. d. P. O'Dell, 1882 Ridge
street, Sunday.
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FOR 6RlDE-ELECT.
A most charming ante-nuptial event
for Saturday was the miscellaneous
shower given by Miss Maude Hamil-
ton at her home on South Twelfth
street in honor of Miss Grace Fry of
Oxford, Ohio, who is to be married
June fourth to Mr.. Arthur Burkhardt
of Manghan. Louisiana. Miss Fry is
well known here. The house was dec
Grated with flowers and ferns. The
bride-elect received a number of useful
gifts. During tn evening music furn-
ished the amusement. A luncheon was
served. The guests were Miss Louise
Prick, Miss Mable Redrow, Miss Ella
Dickey, Miss Mable Wilcox. Miss Jes-
sic Conn, Mrs. Wendall De Wees. Mrs.
Chauncey Rifle, Mrs. Clarence Parks,
Miss Jeanette Bowen, Miss Susan
Crowell, Mrs. Myron Crane, Mrs. Mar
tin of Greenville. Ohio. Miss Gladys
Perrin and Mrs. Omar Bullerdick.
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MRS. JOHNSTON A SPEAKER.
Mrs NJ F. Johnston, president Of
the local Art association gave an ad-
dress at the Muncie art exhibit Sun
day. An account of the exhibit in the
Muncie Press is as follows:
The Muncie Art association exhibit
closes this evening. and Muncie peo-
pie desiring to see the display will
have only one more chance to visit
the Commercial club rooms where the
exhibit is being held. Interest in the
exhibit has fallen off during the last
few days, and only the most enthus-
iastic Muncie art lovers are now view
ing the pictures before they are taken
down and shipped to their owners.
In all respects the present exhibit
has been the most successful ever held
in Muncie. The attendance has been
much larger than usual, and the quail
ity of the work which has been on dis
play has been much better than that
shown in former years. Compliment
ed upon every side for their work in
managing the exhibit the ladies who
have taken the most active part in ar