The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-04-13
CAMBRIDGE CITY, IND.

CAMBRIDGE CITY, April 13.-Har-
ry Simmons, of indianapolis, has been
the guest of his aunt, Miss Virginia
Barnett
Samuel Shelton, of Springfield, Ohio,
is spending some time with his sister,
Mrs. H. B. Bryan.
Miss Carlyle Diffenderfer went to In
dianapolis yesterday friday to spapd
Sunday with the Misses Julia Boyd
and Helen Doney.
Five candidates will be initiated into
the Rebekah Lodge next Monday ev-
ening. The Germantown teamhas been
invited to do the work.
Mrs. Fred Max and Miss Helen
Roach, of Liberty, are spending few
days with friends in Cambridge City.
Walter Waddell went to Chicago,
Friday morning to remain ovr Sun
day
Mrs. c. Fl. Loeb spent Friday after
noon in Lewisville.
Mrs Alex Mcintosh has returned af-
ter several days spent in Anderson.
George Ward transacted business
in Richmond Friday.
Charles Drischel is having cellar
dug on his lot on Cemetery Avenue
and will move his cottage house on
Main street to that lot. He will also
build an addition to the house.
Mrs. B. A. Carpenter and Mrs. r. A.
Hicks spent Friday shopping in Rich
mond.
Karl Boyd is moving from Grand
Rapids, Mich, to Chicago to take
position with an automobile firm. His
family will come to Cambridge City,
the last of the month to visit relatives.
Harry Diffenderfer and Miss Lucille
Garrettson, Of Knightstown, attended
the concert given, Thursday evening"
in the Methodist church.
Miss Evelyn Barnett will spend Sun
day with her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Jones, of Indianapolis,
Mrs. #. L. McConaha of Hagerstown
is visiting in the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Smith.
day.
The Friday Night Club met Thurs
day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Shidler. Miss Hazel Dennis read a pa
per, Romance of the Blue Grass Re-
gion, bringing many facts in regard to
James Lane Allen; Mrs. Lee Ault dis
cussed the subject, South American
Cities
Mrs c. H. Loeb will in short time
move her residence on East Main,
back to the center of the lot.
The thirty-seventh annual COM
mencement of the Dublin high school
will be held in the Friends church, of
that place, Friday evening, April nine
teenth, Rev. l.. E. Brown, of Lebanon,
will deliver The address. Runge's Or
chestra, Of Richmond, will furnish the
music. Rev. Arthur Gates of the
Grace M. E. church of Richmond, will
preach the baccalaureate sermon at
the Friends church tomorrow (Sun-
day. The following young people COM
pose the class: Elva Wiker, Charles
and Harry Scott, Don Sutton and Ma
RE Harmeier.
The concert given Thursday evening
by the choir of the Methodist church
was an entertainment which pleased
Iall who heard it,. Miss Helen Barnard
as cornet soloist, proved herself an ar
fist with that instrument, Miss Ana
bel Clifford of Dublin, in ner readings,
won her hearers at once, "The Rail
Crossing" making a special hit. Miss
Blanche Boyd, whose voice does not
need comment, sang in her usual pleas
ing manner, while the organ number
by Miss Gaynell Hageman and Edwin
Galloway were skillfully rendered, and
the numbers by the choir showed the
careful training by the director, M. H.
Gaar, and painstaking effort Of each
individual member. H. L.. Clements,
the talented young violinist at Rich
mood, accompanied by Miss Marlatt, of
the same city, won all with his playing
receiving a number of encores.