The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-04

we should not dissemble and fiatter In
company; but q man may be very
agreeable. strictly consistent with
truth and sincerity. by q prudent
silence where he can not concur and
a pleasant assent where he can. Now
and then you meet with person so
exactly formed to please that he will
gain upon everyone that hears or he
holds him: this disposition Is not
merely the gift OF nature. but fire.
ouently the effect of much knowledge
of the world and command over the
passions.
TO MEET THIS EVENING.
The members OF Mrs. Charles
Kolp's Friday evening dancing class
will meet this evening in the Odd Eel
lows hall promptly at seven o'clock.
The assembly will be held at nine
o'clock. All former members of Mrs.
Kolp's classes are invited to attend.
Piano and drums will furnish the
music.
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Mrs. William Gartside entertained
this afternoon in honor of
Nh Saur OF Pittsburg. who Is visit
ing friends in this city. at her home in
North Seventeenth street. The affair
was very informal. The guests in
cluded former friends of the guest
Of honor.
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TO GIVE DANCE.
Saturday evening dance will be
given at the Country club by Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Gennett in honor of Mr..
and Mrs. Howard Campbell and Mrs.
Fanny Corwin who will leave soon for
Cuba where they will spend the win
ter. A number Of invitations have
been issued and the affair will no
doubt be a most important event
for the day. The announcement Of the
affair was received in this ONCE yes
terday afternoon too late for publica,
ton in that edition.
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TO cREENviLLE.
Miss Ethel Thomas and Miss Edith
Bowman went to Greenville. Ohio.
last evening and today visited the
public schools in that place. Satur-
day they will 60 to Spiceland where
they will spend the remainder Of the
weekend the guests Of Mrs. Isadore
Wilson.
TO IOWA.
Mrs. Fielding Gaar will leave about
November tenth for Creston. Iowa,
where she will spend the winter with
friends and relatives.
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GAVE DANCE.
The members of the Owl lodge gave
an enjoyable dance last evening In
the Odd Fellows hall. There were
number Of persons present, including
the members and their friends. Elk
cellent music was furnished for the
occasion. During the interrnission re-
freshments were served.
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ISSUED EOlcr.
Miss Katherine Snepp. governess at
Earlham college issued an order to
the effect that the masks to be worn
Saturday night at the Hallow Fen
party to be given by the girls for the
boys. must be OF such . nature that
wraps can be worn over them. OF
course the men are anxious to find
out what sort of an entertainment
the event 10 to be. but 80 far and for
once the girls have kept mum" re-
garding the function. Some of the
wise ones however are Of the opinion
that the affair 10 to be an outdoor par.
ty and visions of camp Are and such
things have been seen by many of the
guests. that 10 in their minds eye. A
moonlight picnic would certainly be
enjoyed by all.
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- IN INpiANAPoLIs.
Miss Sara Lynch. who with Miss.
Nina Harris, has charge Of the beau
tiful Aeolian parlors in the Com
stock building Is In Indianapolis for 4
few days She IL expected home
Saturday.
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DIG CONCERT.
The members Of the Music Study
club are busy arranging for the con-
cert to be given here this winter. Mr..
Cecil Tanning IL to appear at this
time. A nominal admission In reach
Of all will be asked. This IL to be .
most noteworthy musical event.
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TO MARION.
Mr.. Aurelle Borriss of the vocal
at Earlham college has
gone to Marion where he has a large
class at the conservatory. He will
return home Monday and will meet
his Richmond pupils Wednesday in
the Aeolian parlors In the Comstock
building.
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Dc THOUGHTFUL OF HoeTESe
The girl who 10 always welcome at
her friends houses. either for a week
end or a few weeks or days az the
case may be, Is the girl who is careful
to study her hostess in small things,
who does not want to have the whole
domestic routine upset to suit her con-
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