The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-07-31
Personals
Musicals
Parties

Ono OF the most attractive social
functioos for Saturday II the party
TO be given this evening BY Mrs. J.
p. Cathell and Mrs. A. L. Bernhard
81 their prettily appointed homo on
South "A street, - courtesy to DR..
and Mrs. Harry Weist Of New York.
Mrs. Stanley Hughes OF New Port,
Rhole Island. and Mrs. Carl Bernhard
Of New York. The rooms win be ar-
ranged throughout with garden flowers
and ferns. The hours will be spent
socially and q dainty luncheon will
DO served. Thirty guests will be en-
teYtained ct this time. Later In the
summer the hostesses will entertain
again for number Of their friends.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Land, Mr. Hora.
ito Land and Mr.. and Mrs. Walker
Land have gone to Jungle Palace, at
Star, Indiana. where they will spend
their vacation.
Miss Maud Buckingham 10 spending
her forniSht's vacation at Crooked
Lake. Angola. Indiana.
1uvss Addison Peele is at Misericer-
dia hospital. New York. for an inde1-
mite period.
Professor and Mrs. Wood have
closed their studio on South Seventh
street for the month Of August, and
will leave on an automobile trip.
An informal picnic party was en-
joyed last evening on the pretty lawn
at the home Of Miss Carolyn Hutton,
on North Fifteenth street. The hours
were spent playing croquet until twi-
light, when supper was served on the
lawn. The guests were: Misses Mar
guerite Hassmeier, Mildred Schalk,
Carolyn Hutton, Messrs. Mark Shofer,
Roland Nusbaum and Frank Schalk.
Mr.. J. Bennett Gordon loft this
morning for Sioux City. Iowa, after
spending a fortnight's vacation In this
city with kinspeople. Mrs. Gordon will
remain in the city until September. ~
Mr.. Erie Glidewell will leave Sun
day for Los Angeles, California, for
months stay.
Miss Dorothy williams arrived to-
day from Grand Rapids. Michigan. for
an indefinite visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Lewis Kluter, at their home on North
B street. Several social functions will
be given In her honor.
The following are the musical pro-
grams which win BE- presented Sunday
morning at 1890 o'clock and Sunday
evening at 1880 o'clock, at the Second
Presbyterian church. under the direc.
ton Of Professor Jesse Wood. Miss
Emily Plummer will be at the organ.
The Junior choir will sing on both &C.
casions and the programs will BE- as
follows: 4
"a Prelude from Rebeccah. Denham
90 Cantonetta ......... Armstrong
Solo: mo Night There. .Danks
Miss Carolyn Smith.
Ofertory. Compassion" Blowers
Miss Mable Overman.
Nearer My God to Thee. 80. .Ntchol
Choir.
Postlude: March. ............ Smith
Evening Service.
Prelude: Night Song. .Dennam
knights of the Cross. 49,. shelley
Mr. John Graham and chorus.
My God. Accept Our Word OF Thanks
Bracket
Our Day Of Praise 10 Done. Brewer
Choir with Soprano Obligato
Miss Ruth Mumbower.
offertory: "All Ye Who Seek.
Roberts
Mr. Arthur Thorne.
Jesus Lover Of My Soul. Shelley
Mr.. Howard Merrill and Choir.
Postlude: March in C......... Widor
These will be the last programs to
be given by the choir until early fall.
The West Richmond w. c. T. U.
will meet Monday afternoon. August 9.
With Mrs Davis, at her home, 434
West Main street All members are
asked to be present as a special pro
gram will be presented.
Mrs. e. Y. King Of Cincinnati, is
the house guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
H. Bunyan.
Mr.. Donald Gray Of Connersville,
will visit friends In this city, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Dietemeyer
Savas Aor Mothers Life,