The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-05-23
Miss Mildred Schalk. an accomplish |

boy. who is now studying cello in Chi
cago. A number of local people at
tended the concert. The complete
program was as follows:
Sonata, Opus % ........ Schumann
Miss Schalk.
Melodie: Dams 10 calmadu Soir.
Gabriel-Marie
Serenade Esparguol ...... Glazounow
Mr.. Smith.
Etude, Opus 36, No. IA ...... Arensky
AraDesoue .........'...'.'' Deuussy
Sonatte del Petrarca .......... Llszt
Polonaise, Opus SO .......... Chopin
Miss Schalk.
Zephyr. Opus 80, No. 5 ...... Hubay
Miss Hutton.
Trio, No. Lalo
Allegro, Maestoso, Andante con moto
Allegro Agitato .................
Miss Schalk, Miss Hutton,
Mr.. Smith.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Knollenberg
will entertain the Olive Branch Bible
class of the First English Lutheran
church at it's regular monthly meeting
Monday evening. An interesting pro-
gram has been prepared.
Mrs Harlow Lindley was hostess
at delightful party given this after
noon, honoring the senior girls Of
Earlham college and Mrs. Arthur Clay
Of indianapolis, Mrs. J. E. Green of
Muncie and Mrs. Halle of Champaign,
ILL.,, who is guest of her uncle, Dr.
Halle, OF Earlham. Pink roses and
sweet peas carried out an attractive
color scheme throughout the house.
Tea and cake with nuts and cream
were served during the afternoon.
Those enjoying the affair, in addi-
tion to the girls of the senior class,
were Mesdames John Johnson, Ada
Bernhardt, Charles Marvel, S. E. Mich
olson, Howard Gluys, H. r. Robin
son, Anna Kaminski, Charles Tebbetts,
Fred Bartel. Ben Bartle, ]. T. Giles,
Frank Pickell, Paul Benfeldt, e. H.
Harris, and Misses Frances Wright,
Caroline Nicholson, Edith Tebbetts,
Edna johnson, Caroline Carpenter, Ma
rianna Stubs, Bertha King and Eliza
beth Conrad.
Invitations have been sent out for
a piano recital to be given at Lindley
hall, Earlham college, on the evening
of May 20, when Miss Laura CASTOR,
instructor in piano and head of the
music department of the college, will
present Miss Edith Runge as the grad
uate Of the department for the year
1914. Miss Runge will be assisted In
violin numbers by Miss Caroline Hut
ton, a graduate Of the Music univers-
ity. of Cincinnati, who will act as In
structor In violin at the college during
the year 1914-1915.
Miss Runge is a Richmond girl.
and has been a day student at the
college. Her graduation from the de-
partment of music is the first to occur
since the reorganization Of that line Of
instruction The program will be as
follows:
Two fugues in G-minor and D-major
Noveiet,a IN p Schumann ]
Miss Runge.
Adagio, from A-minor concerto. .Spohr
Miss Hutton.
Nocturne for left hand .Soriabine
Birding Grieg
Revere n. STRAUSS
Fruhlings Nacht Schumann-Liszt
Miss Runge.
The Swan ............. saint-saens
Hungarian Dance ......... Haesche
Miss Hutton.
Etudes, A-flat, G-flat Chopin
Ballade in G-minor .......... Chopin
Miss Runge.
Allegro, from concerto, A-minor. -.
GTleS
Miss Runge.
After having spent the winter in
the south, MIR. and Mrs. Fishburn are
guest of the latter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs L. NJ. Coate, of North Seventh
street Mr. and Mrs. Fishburn are
en- route to their home in New York.
Mrs. Ben II. Norris was pleasantly
surprised by number Of friends on
Thursday evening in celebration of
her birthday anniversary. Those who
composed the party were Mr. and Mrs.
Homer Heinbaugh and family, Mr.. and
Mrs 8. E. Danner. Mr.. and Mrs. B.
H. Norris and daughter, Birdice. Re-
freshments were served.
The Mission circle Of the Universal
list church will meet next Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Evan B. Juday,
at her home 324 South Ninth street
The regular program for the afternoon
will be pursued. The discussion will
be led by Mrs. James Beeson.
The Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. u,
will meet Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock in the basement Of the library.
Reports from superintendent Of the
various departments will be read
Mrs. Lucy Schirmeyer and daugh-
ter, Catherine, have gone on a two
weeks visit to Montpelier, Ind, where
they will visit friends and relatives
The ladies' of the L. C. T. social club
will meet with Mrs. F.. G. Curpin, at
her home, 429 Richmond avenue on
next Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock
Mrs. Glen Beeson entertained the
Five Hundred club yesterday after
noon at her apartments in the McCon-
aha Flats. Cards were played at two