The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-11

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Unusually pretty In all It's appoint
ments was the party given last even
ing by Miss Marie Connerton at her
home on North Eighth street, for the
pleasure or Mis- Edna Dickinson, who
is to be married soon. Rainbow colors
were effectively carried out in the
flowers which we're used in profusion
in all the rooms. French baskets OF
peonies, pink roses, sweet williams,
daisies, orange blossoms, white roses
and sweet peas were used everywhere.
In the doorway between the living
room and parlor, white parasol from
which were hung pink ribbon stream
ers. was suspended. The guest of
honor found gifts OF linen tied on the
ends of the ribbon streamers. The
dining room was unusually attractive,
the rainbow colors being carried out
there Also The electric dome over
the table was covered with orange
blossoms and festoons of the blossoms
were attached to the French baskets
of roses which adorned the table. A
large French basket of pink roses was
used as centerpiece for the table. A
large Kewpie, dressed as bride,
marked the plate for Miss Dickinson,
and tiny Kewpies dressed in rainbow
colors, marked plates for eleven other
guests who sat at this table. Other
tables were placed in the living room.
At the brides table were Miss Dickin-
son, Miss Harriet Dickinson, Miss
Mildred Parker, Mrs. s. A. Dickinson,
Mrs. Elmer Dickinson, Mrs. Omar
Whelan, Mrs Hassal Sullivan of In
6ianapolis, Mrs. Victor Barth, Miss
Marie Duning, Miss Elizabeth Starr,
Mrs. Forest Gartside and Miss Nola
Russell Other guests were Miss Allyn
Elliott, Miss Elsie Bullerdick, Mrs.
Perry Moore, Mrs. Ray McMullen, Miss
Marie Gordon, Miss Pearl Warner and
Miss Marguerite Deuker.
All women OF Circle Two of First
Presbyterian church who have not
been called in regard to the picnic to
be given tomorrow afternoon at Iced S
shack, are asked to call either Mrs. r.
w. Smith or Mrs. Paul Ross.
President and Mrs. Edwards enter
tanned members of the Senior class
of Earlham at pretty breakfast party
yesterday morning on the lawn OF their
College avenue home. The guests
were seated at nine tables placed on
the lawn. Artificial birds Of all colors
were used everywhere about the lawn
and place cards in the shape of birds
marked places for the guests. Between
courses songs were sung and toasts
given, and Miss Susie Meeks sang
several Indian songs at the conclusion
of the breakfast.
The Earlham Heights Dorcas soci-
ety will meet ct o'clock tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. Thomas Runyon
AT her home on the Commons road
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of Second English
lutheran church will meet at 1850
o'clock Friday evening with the Kew
RAYMOND Is1ey at his home, I'll North
vest Third street. All members and
friends of the church are invited to be
present.
The second in the series of violin
recitals will be given at o'clock to-
morrow evening in the high school
auditorium by pupils of Frederick X
Hicks. They will be assisted by Miss
Frances Owens, piano pupil OF Miss
Ruth Peltz. The public is invited
The program will be as follows:
Humoreske (Dvorak)-John Black
Menuet lin Olden Style), (Hoch
stein)-Irine Jarra.
Gavotte, (Kramer)-Robert Haugh
Air Varir. OPP. lis, Danela)- Ma
RE McManus.
Romance, (Halevy)-Edith Driver.
Hobgoblin Dance, (Eberhardt)
(rma Weaver.
Imprompto, (Reinholdt) = Frances
Owens.
Sarabanda, (Bohm)-Martha Webb
Rustic Dance. (Oehlmer)-Helel
Weller
Hungarian Fantasia, (Schurman)-
Charlotte Colvin.
Tamborin, (Hassel = Gwendolyl
Splitter
Hungarian Sketch, (Horvath)-
Pauline Arnold.
Berceuse, eruda)-William Horn
aday
Kuiawiak, (wieniawski) = Josepl
Colvin.
salveys Song, (Grieg)-Helen Ad
dleman.
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Murray family was held Sunday q
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Whit 70
at their home north of the city. A d.
licious dinner was served at noon q
tables placed about the yard. Thos
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Welsh and Paul Welsh of Whitewate
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pickett, Miss Ma
Pickett of New Paris, Ohio. Mr.. an
Mrs. LESSEE Pickett of Gettysburg
Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Ogro Hodgin. NJ
and Mrs. Merle Hodgin and childre
of Winchester, Miley Murray, Mis-
Emma and Miss Mary Reddish {
Campbellstown, Ohio, John Murra,
Mr.. and Mrs. Weadick and children
Mrs. Louis Murray, Mrs. Catherin
Hiatt, Miss Eva Hiatt and Mr.. an
Mrs. Whit Roe.
AS courtesy to H. Engelbert, MAJ