The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-03-01


A luncheon was given at l O'Clock
today at the dining parlors Of Mrs. &.
X. Barnes on Fort Wayne avenue by
Mrs. ]. A. Walls. in honor of the presi-
dents of the different organizations Of
the Sixth District Missionary societies
OF the Christian church, including
Wayne. Henry, Delaware, Blackford,
Randolph and Jay counties. Spring
flowers, so attractive at this season.
were used in decorating the table. Gov
ers were laid for Mrs. Geist of Car
Isle, Mrs. Wakeman Of Portland. Mrs.
Banks of Whitewater, Mrs. Warren OF
Milton, Miss Chenoweth of Lynn, Mrs
Pierson of Lynn, Mrs. Wysong of Win
I chester, Miss Tribb of Union City, Mrs
/ Restmaur of Union City. Miss Snyder
of Muncie, Miss Lake of Wincheter.
Mrs. Lushburg of New Castle, Mrs.
Shoemaker of Daleville, Mrs. Parsons
OF Muncie, Mrs. Paddock of Indianapo-
lis, Mrs. w. r. Motley, Mrs w. A. Ell
lis Mrs. Roscoe Kirkman, Mrs. Le-
ROY Little, Mrs. W. G. McVey, Mrs.
Burr, Mrs Elizabeth Wright. Mrs.
George Mansfield and Mrs. J. A. Walls
OF this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp are ar
ranging for a large masquerade ball
to be given ST. Patrick's night, March
Il. in the Eagles hall. Mr.. Kolp's
beginners class will wear masks and
members of last years beginners class
are also invited to come in costume.
The usual assembly will be held at
9 O'Clock when masks will be removed,
and all persons who have been attend
ing the Kolp assemblies will be priv
hn i1riti
will be special music fer the occasion.
and the affair promises to be one OF
the important balls of the early spring
On account of the basketball tour
nament at the Coliseum Friday night,
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Kolp will not meet
their beginners class in dancing IN
the Eagles hall, as is the usual Gus
TOM From until o'clock MIR. Kolp
will teach the one-step canter to all
persons who have been attending MS
assembly parties. After o'clock the
usual assembly will be held, and Wis
iting guests will be privileged TO at
tend. Piano and drums will play the
order Of dances.
The most important musical
cvout of the week is the song recital
"htch will be given Wednesday even
i"q 1T 8:15 o'clock in the high school
gylitc rum by Miss Mary Ann kauf-
man, under the auspices OF the Do
| mestic Science association. llcke!s
NAV be obtained at Knode's Music
store on North Ninth street, Nichol-
sons bookshop and the Westcott phar-
macy. Mr.. Edwin w. Glover will play
Miss Kaufman's Accomplishments. The
program will be:
| All fors e. lui (from La Traviata)
............. 'elui
Aus meinen grossen SchmerZen.
................ franz
I VOlksliedchen ........... Schumanl
I Wei Traume ............... SlnulnS
4 Ais die Alte Mutter ..... DVoraE x
H Fr lists NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Woit
. vissi R'arte. Vissi D'amore (from
Tcs"a) f ,.el.ll
. \ Spirited Flower ......:. ilpton
S'umhpr Song ....... Maclauyth
Nv nf the Morning .......... ware
The Sundial cycle $500. Branscomce
Tho Morning Wind.
Ncou.
Ia Arcady 10y Moonlight.
The Open Road.
i Ono Fine DAY tt'rnm Madame But
Il terfly) ...........,....... ru|oii''
| Members Of tn" Teddy Bear Euchre
| club with their husbands, gave MT
I and Mrs. Alfred Collect pleasant sur
price Sunday afternoon at their pretty
| bungalow on Kinsey and West Fourth
/ streets. The guests brought well-fl'led
y baskets and at o'clock sumptuous
sumner was served. The party was
comnosed of Messrs. and Mesdames
Sol Frankel, George Reid. Edward fto'
;er. Mason Dyer, Webb Pyle, Henry
,hessman, Charles Border, Clarence
Jessup, Harmon Wierhake, Charles
Kreimeier and Joseph Reid.
The George Washington party given
nv the ladies of the Eastern Star SAT
urdav evening was very succeSslul
affair. The attendance was large
those who took part in the program
we're Mrs Rooney and son, Master " IL
liam, Miss Ruby Medearls, MISS Anna
Fetta and Mrs. Bedford.
Acting as host and hostess, Mr.. ano
Mrs. Frank McClintick entertained IL
q charming manner Saturday evenlne
NJ their pretty home on North F street
The hOurse were spent playing CARDS
and with other games. de1clous
| luncheon in several courses was serV
| ed The guests were Messrs. and Mes
DANES Chris Weseman, George COX
N,s. Elsie Komnatzke and Mr.. Porter
Burroughs
II Friends here have received word o.
II the engagement of DR.. Gilman TO MISS
j Anna Harrison. former superintendent