The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-19
EDITED By MISS ELIZABETH R. THOMAS.

EDITED bI MlSS LILA
sail for Europe soon. About seventy
persons were entertained during the
evening Mr.. William Kelley gave the
farewell address to which Father Roell
responded, telling OF his plans for the
journey. He expects to remain abroad
during the summer months, Mr..
O'Brien, Mr.. James varley and Mr..
John Zwissler also made short talks.
TO sPIcELAND.
Mrs. Marion Shreeve has been call
ed to Spiceland, Indiana, on account Of
the serious illness of her brother.
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GIVEN A SURPRISE.
Miss Ruth Bradley was very pleas
antly surprised recently at her home
on North Sixteenth street in celebra-
ton OF her eighteenth birthday ami
versary. Features of the evening
were parlor play, games and guess
ing contests. Favors were given to
Miss Edith Vessel and Mr.. Edward
Cox. A dainty luncheon was served
after the evenings amusement. The
guests were Misses Ruby Lemon.
Ethel Vessel, Myrtle Hart, Stella
Hart, Edith Hilbert, Edna Hilbert, Eva
King, Mary Leftwich, Rhea McCul-
Tough, Caroline Weaver, Mary Morse,
Lura Erik, Iowa Miller, Rena Hugo,
Hannah Hershey. Mabel Bollmeyer,
Essie Hough. Doris Hockett and
Edythe Kofski; Messrs. Roy Vessel.
Paul Christopher. Royden Park, Ed
Cox, John Hafner, Scott Morse, Walt
er Osborn, Frank Powell, Orbra Deck
er, Frank Dickinson, Harry Fetzer.
Walter Engelbrecht and Forest Brown
of Logansport, Indiana.
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ICE CREAM SOCIAL.
An ice cream social will be given
Saturday evening in the school house
at Webster, Ind. The proceeds will
be used to defray expenses for the
Memorial Day exercises to be held in
that place.
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ENTERTAINED WEDNESDAY.
An informal party was given We'd
nesday evening by Miss Geneva and
Miss Ruth Kaufman at their home on
North F street. A luncheon was serv-
ed during the evening. Games were
also feature Of amusement. Those
enjoying the function were Misses
Marie Holdcroft, Lillian Sehi, Ruth
Scott. Ruby Engelbert, Neva Moser,
Edna Moser. Elsie Nelson. Bessie Eau
cett and Eva May Kaufman; Messrs.
Herbert Wiggans, Earl Hewitt, Earl
Sehi, Harry Faucet, Deremes Ball,
Clell Morrow. James Kaufman. EN-
NETT Faucet, Mr.. and Mrs. Nukefer,
Mrs. Holdcroft and Mrs. Hoad Kauff-
man.
TEMPORARY RESIDENCE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas Kuth have
taken temporary residence on South
Twelfth street. They expect to re-
model their former home on North
Eleventh street.
HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. Myrtle Swisher has returned
from the sanitarium at Martinsville,
much improved in health. Mrs. Swish
err has been suffering with rheuma-
tism.
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CONCERNING LOCAL ARTISTS.
Those who do not visit the HerrQa
Art institute during the present ex-
hibition Of the works of Indiana art
lists will miss display of great in
terest and one which should espec.
tally appeal to our own public. 1t will
continue throughout the present
month. The state at large is espec.
tally we'll represented by its artists.
Two water colors are shown by w.
s. Eyden of Richmond. a painter OF
pronounced talent and an excellent
colorist. Helen M. Goodwin of New
Castle has three water color studies
painted In Belgium. w. A. Holly OF
Richmond has two attractive little
oils of which Winter, Edge of the
Woods" received honorable mention
at the Richmond Art association.
Ginevra Kennedy of Liberty proves
herself true miniaturist with RAY.
mond. "-Indianapolis News.
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