The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-22

guests. This was one of the most
charmingly appointed dinner parties
given during the week.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Mrs. j. B. Stewart entertained sew
eral guests to dinner Friday AT her
home in South Thirteenth street. con-
plimentary to Miss Lulu Worner. of
Leavenworth, Kan. Flowers were us
ed to ornament the table. The guests
we're Mrs. Orla Coleman. Mrs. K.
Brown and son. Mr.. and Mrs. David
Owen and son. Miss Worner. who has
been the guest of Mrs. Owen of North
Thirteenth street will return to her
home Sunday evening after pleas
ant visit here.
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RETURNED HOME.
Mrs. Ross Hill, of Middletown, O..
has returned home after spending a
fortnight in this city. the guest of Mr..
in North Fifth street.
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TO SPEND SUNDAY HERE.
Miss Eta Collins Of Connersville
will be the guest of her mother, Mrs.
H. L. Collins over Sunday.
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. DINNER PARTY.
A feature of yesterdays social
schedule was the dinner party given
last evening at six o'clock by Mrs. j..
l.. Brown, at her home in North
Eighth street, complimentary to Mrs.
d. B. Carter, of Indianapolis, Mrs. j..
B. Dignam and daughter, Miss Doro-
thy of Chicago. The table was beauti-
fully appointed with flowers and
ferns. Dinner in several courses was
served.
TO ATTEND DANCE.
A number of young people of the
city expect to go to Cambridge City
Halloween night. Monday, October 81,
to attend a dance to be given by the
young people of that place. Guests are
also expected from Richmond. Mum
Gle. Connersville and Indianapolis
New Castle Courier.
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UeSeV tlON ~ NM 0AIIGnv.
Professor Will Earhart, chairman
and Professor Lamar, a member, with
q board of control composed of Miss
Edith Tallant. Mr.. w. d. Waldrip,
MIR. F. L. Terrence. Miss Wanda
Johnson, Mr.. Charles Smith, Mr..
Frank Metzger. all other members of
the faculty, with Principal Isaac E..
Neff. assisting, acted as a reception
committee for the high school at the
Art Exhibit last evening. Chrysanthe-
NUNS, palms and ferns were used
in embellishing the art gallery where
the large number of guests we're en-
tertained. The high school orchestra
furnished the music for the evening.
Punch was served by the following
Miss Helen Neal. Miss Marguerite
Highley, Miss Edna Dickinson, Miss
Arva jackson, Miss Frances Dickin.
son, Miss Esther Gard, Miss Elsie
Hard, Miss Hilda Marlatt, Miss Flor
ence Baldwin, Miss Eleanor Seidel,
Miss Eleanor Clifford. Miss Mary
Clements. Miss Alta Mcpherson, Miss
NuUy ouAoShs XutSo EultA 0CuuclIc,
Miss Emerald Kemper, Miss Agnes
Kiefer, Miss Florence johnson, Miss
Rhea Alderman, Miss Ruth Pennell,
Miss Josephine Wilson, Miss Mary
Converse. Miss Mona Porter, Miss An
ma Nicholson. Miss Marguerite Davis,
Miss Ernestine Conley, Miss Lillian
Johnson, Miss Frieda Seifert, Miss
Glenna Conner, Miss Frances O'Brien,
Miss Alice White and Miss Lucy
Smyser.
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CONCERNING DANCERS.
The following clipping from the
Dayton News will interest persons
here who expect to see Pavlowa and
Mordkin. the Russian dancers, who
will appear in this city Friday even
ing. October twenty-eighth. in the Gen.
nett theater:
College men are interested in the
forthcoming tour of Mile. Anna Paw
Iowa and NJ. Mikall Mordkin because
of the unique position of the latter
An athlete, the proud possessor of the
most perfect Greek plastic. the Apollo
of Belvedere, restricted to life and
motion, Mordkin will be the first
great male dancer to visit America.
The reception to be accorded him is
a matter of unusual interest.
Mordkin. who shares with Pavlowa
the distinction of being the worlds
greatest photographic artist, gather
ed the inspiration for his creations
from the immortal Illiad He made a
special study of the bas-reliefs and
friezes of Rome. Athens. and especial
ly of the wonderful relics of the Minos
period in Crete recently brought to
light, and steps upon the stage veri-
table living reincarnation of Homer's
types.
Mikail Mordkin received degrees at
the lnstitut des Beaux Arts, Paris.
and the Institut Mariansky. st. Peters
burg, in addition to other continental
preparatory schools and colleges. Reg
ular "'rah. 'rah" receptions are prom
Used him at the several American
schools to be visited. including Yale.