The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-02-17
The engagement of Mr.. Walker
Land, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Land

Land, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Land
OF North Twelfth street. to Miss Mary
smith, of New Castle. has been infor.
mally announced at New Castle. The
wedding will be solemnized some time
this spring
Yesterday Miss Ruby McNamee en-.
tertained the members of the Tri Kap.
pa sorority at her home east Of New
Castle. A short business session was
held after which the evening was de.
voted to- cards. BY an arrangement
made before hand, the prize was given
to Miss Mary Smith, whose engage
ment to Mr.. Land was informally an
nounced at this time. The prize proved
to be a hat box covered with red rib
bon and decorated with hearts. The
box contained number of lovely gifts
from the members of the sorority.
Miss Smith has visited in this city
several times and has many friends
here who will be glad to welcome her
to Richmond.
Mr.. Land is a prominent young man
OF this city both in business and So
cial circles. He is a graduate of the
Richmond high school and also attend
ed Purdue University.
The calendar for the Lenten sea-
son which began today Cash Wednes-
day. is as follows:
February II. Ash Wednesday,; Feb
ruary 21, first Sunday in Lent; Feb
ruary "a. st. Matthias; February "a.
25, rs, Ember Days; February 20,
second Sunday in Lent; March Z,
third Sunday in Lent; March IA,
fourth Sunday in Lent: March 21
Passion Sunday; March rs. Annuncia-
ton; March 20, Palm Sunday; March
20, Monday before Easter; March 80,
Tuesday before Easter: March 81,
Wednesday before Easter; April l.,
Maundy Thursday; April 2, Good
Friday; April 3, Easter Even; April
4, Easter Day.
The beautiful home of DR. and Mrs.
Charles s. Marvel on North Tenth
street, presented an attractive appear
ance last evening when the executive
committee of the Music Study club,
composed Of Mrs. Lewis c. King, Miss
Mildred Schalk, Mrs. F.. w. Kruger,
Miss Carolyn Hutton and Mrs. George
Eggemeyer gave costume party for
all members of the club and invited
guests. Over one hundred persons en-
joyed the function. The members of
the club were in costume and many of
the gowns were quite old some thirty,
others forty and even some of the
guests were in costume over fifty
years old. A bonnet, seventy-five years
old. worn by one of the guests, at
tracted attention.
The rooms Of the Marvel home were
prettily decorated throughout with
flowers and ferns and other decora-
tons appropriate to the season. The
program was in a humorous nature.
Mrs. Lewis King, president of the club
presided and introduced all thc.f who
We're to take part. The first number
was given by Clara Schumann i'm
personated by Miss Mildred Schalk,
who played a composition written by
her husband. Robert Schumann:
Mrs. F.. w. Kruger as Jennie Linn
sang group of American songs with
piano accompaniment by Mrs. Beisler
of Chicago, taken by Miss Alice Knoll
lenberg. Madame Schuman-Heink,
Mrs. Ray Longnecker was introduced
next and sang Sweet Thoughts Of
Home" Her accompaniment was play
ed by Carreno taken by Miss Ruth
Peltz. Mendelssohn and his family
were next introduced the members be-
Otto Williams, Misses Blanch Luken,
Carolyn Hutton and Lucille Nusbaum
Mr. Frank Braffett representing an
American artist sang THE Three Beg
gars," and Mrs. Charles Igelman, rep
resenting a Russian Japanese girl ap-
pearing in Madame Butterfly sang,
"One Fine Day"
The last number on the program was
the minuet danced by Misses Mildred
Schalk, Elizabeth Morris, Carolyn Hut
ton, Lucille Nusbaum, Messrs. Frank
Schalk, Josiah Marvel, Charles Curtis
and Harold Clements. The dancers
were in costume and presented most
attractive appearance. Miss Mable
Hasemeier played Beethoven's Minuet
for the dance. This was one Of the
attractive features of the program.
Later refreshments were served.
The dining room was prettily decorat-
ed with flowers and ferns. Mrs. Mar
vel was assisted in the parlOrs by Mrs.
King and Mrs. George Eggemeyer.
The active members of the club are:
Instrum ental-Mesdames Karl Allison,
w. c.. Bernhard. L. S. Chenoweth,
Frank Druitt, George H. Eggemeyer,
John Foster Turner Hadley, George
Hays, Roy j. Horton, Lewis c. King,
Karl Meyers, Frank Oler, Will Keller,
Lewis G. Reynolds Edward H. Harris;
Misses Mildred Schalk, Ruth Hadley.
Haley Harold, Elizabeth and Mable
Haseneier. Ethel Huber, Carolyn Hut
ton. Alice Knollenberg, Blanch Luken,
Alta Mcpherson, Leila ManfOrd, Ruth
Peltz, Mary Porter.
Vocal-Mesdames Fred J. Bartel,
George Bartel, Frank Davis, Dempsey
Dennis. Harry Doan, J. P. Hill, Charles
Igelman. F. w. Kruger, o. c. Krone,
Ray Longnecker. Charles Marvel,
Oliver Nusbaum, E. E. Meyer, William
Rooney. Roy Whisnand, Russell
Wright and Miss Ruth James.
Associate members are Mesdames |
Ben Bartel, Edgar Brown, Walter
Butler, Joseph McConlogue, j. E. |
Cathell. J. II. Coffin. ]. B. Dougan,
Charles Druitt, Walter Eggemeyer, l. |
V. Cause Henry Gennett, Frederick
Hicks, Joseph Hill, Edna Miller-Heiser,
w. II. Keisker. Charles Nardin.
Augustus Scott. Richard Study, Robert
Study. Frank Watt, J. E. Ulrich and
Miss Ethel Lockwood.