The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-01
Social Calendar

members or the A. n. 4. cluO
Richmond H'ollies of 1915" at
Gennett Theatre under auspices OF
Domestic Science association.
Card party at $50 o'clock in the
Moose hall.
Mrs. w r. Poundstone enter
tains members of card club
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Geier host
and hostess for a meeting OF
card club
Tizrah Aid Society OF Ben Hur
Lodge meets with Miss Maud Hol-
comb.
C. W. B. NJ. OF First Christian
church will meet at the church.
G.. w. B. M. Of Central Christian
church meets with Mrs. John Ro-
land.
Mrs. Harry Graham entertains
members of card club.
Missionary society Of First Bap-
fist church meets at home Of Mrs.
McMahan, 1872 Randolph street
woman's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of Grace M. e. church meets
at the church.
Recital at home of Miss Alice
Knollenberg by her piano pupils.
Penny club meets with Mrs. Oil
yer Ruby at her home on North
Sixth street.
Mr. and Mrs. l.. NJ. Hays enter
tains members of the Pocohontas
card club and friends.
The WOman's Foreign Mission
airy society of First NJ. E. church
meets with Mrs. I, NJ. Ridenour.
Kinsey street.
Called meeting of Domestic Sci.
ence at day nursery.
Messrs McCocmb. n. keck, ROber,
Shank, Jack Coleman and Blue OF Day
ton, were guests of friends in this city
and extended a cordial invitation tc
the Richmond chapter Of the Phi Del
ia Kappa fraternity to attend the Ma
tional convention to be held in June
al Dayton.
A stag dinner will 5e given Thurs
day evening at the Hotel Arlington
by the members of the Phi Delta kap
pa fraternity Mr.. Kirk BLY, will be
POSTMASTER.
will meet Tuesday evening at the
Earlham Heights Presbyterian church
A musical program will be presented
The Madrigal Club of Earlham Col
lege gave a splendid recital last even
ing at the high school auditorium.
number of town guests in addition tt
many persons from the college en-
joyed the affair. The club is unde
the direction of Mr. G. Glenn Frier
mood. with Miss Carolyn Hutton, vic
linist; Miss Cecil Hill, soloist: Mis-
Sbyl Loofmourrow, pianist, and Mis-:
Esther Hiss, accompanist. The pro
gram presented last evening was a
follows:
Dream Of Summer 5000. Carl Buscl
Club.
'a) Berceuse, OPP 57........ Chopin
ID, Spinning Song. .... Wagner-Llsz
Miss Sibyl Loofbourrow
Stars of the Summer Night. ..... Yves
Swedish Wedding March. .Soedermal
Club
ta) With verdue Clad. ..... Haydl
(From The Creation'D
tb) Nachtigal 49,. Russian Folk Son;
Du Dist die Rub Shuber
Gelt rollt mir de F'uessen. ....
Miss Cecile Hill
IA, In the Time of Roses Reichard
(b) The Catechist ........,.Ha dle
Club
(a) Minuet, No Ill...........R RE
,b> Capriccio, No. ", OPP. 38. RE
Miss Carolyn Hutton
Sleep, Baby Sleep. .Taylo
May Time. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Yves
Club
The personnel is, first soprano
Misses Freda Kirkpatrick, Mary Rich
Marie Armstrong, Rita Trader, Lenor
Rich. Edna Charles, Helen Dunn, Nor
treau Fleming, Edna Wildman: sec
ond soprano, Martha Small, Mabel Bal
nett, Eleanpra Shute. Ruth Fletcher
Mary Lowell Jones: altos, Anna kes
Ter, Luville Hiatt, Pauline Prichare
lennie Jessup and Nesta Rollman.
Miss Maud Becher went to Dayto
today to shop.
On account Of the inclement Weatt
err. the Missionary society of the F1rs
Christian church will hold its meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at $50 in tn
church, instead Of Glen Miller parl
The supper will be given there t
members and their families, and tn
Young Ladies' Circle will be guests 70
the afternoon and evening, This is tn
date for the annual election. and a
members are requested to be presen
and also to bring baskets for the SUI
per.
Bans of the coming maria sc Of Mis-
Mary Grace and Mr.. Oak Piatt wer
announced yesterday morning at tn
st. AIMS Catholic church, this bein
the first announcement made by tn
church. The wedding will occur i
three weeks-New Castle Times.