The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-12-20
SOCIETY

/, Ohio, to spend Christmas at the Glen
denim heaHe:
The BAZAAR given yesterday By the
aid society Of the United Brethren
| church In the Oakland Wall paper
store was quite successful: The
1 amount realized will be announced
Later:
The following program will be given
| Sunday evening at the Wernle Or
phan's Heme:
Organ pFelude-E. Mroeh.
Scripture reading and prayer.
| Lied. Hedlige Weinecbt-f class.
German Fecitatien-RHtA Kgehen-
| spergef.
German recitation-Lsura Kuhlman.
German recitation-Paul Mroch.
German observation-disclosures Match
er.
fAed. Eehoeustes Kindlein-lI class.
| German Observation-Disclosures PsppleF.
German recitation-Mar!e Poker.
German ecitation-Msrtin Mrooh.
sonx, Light of Christmas Morn
! ing-Gif1's class.
Decentralization Huffman.
Observation-Disclosures Peppler.
Dec3amation-Elea Hatcher
Observation-Disclosures Knott. Frieda
Uobrunz.
Defamation Florence Pfeiffer.
Loretta Schwarz.
German Standardization Hatcher.
Song, Christmas Morn"-1I class.
Declamation-Edwin Donnsnwirth.
Declamation-Hazel Poker, Louise
Lehman and Ruth Kuhn.
Dechmation-Alvina Baldschun.
Declamation-Lois Lehman.
Declamation--Luella Peppler.
Declamation-Estell How1th.
Lied. "Dich Grueszen Wir"-Elenora
Hatcher.
Decentralization Howith, Eugene
Burweii, Paul Schwarz, Arthur Fields,
Dan Kuhn
Defamation &C George Garrison,
Charles Kuhn and George Donnen-
With.
Observation-Disclosures Knott.
Song. Once Little Christ Child
! Lay"-Girls Of class II.
, Declamation-Alice Schwarz.
Observation-Disclosures Dobrunz.
Declamation-Ruth Kuhn.
German recitation-Malinda Feppler.
Lied. "Du Bist Die Schoenste
Gabe"-Elenora and Helen Hatcher.
German recitation-Alvina Bald
schun.
German recitation-Viola Kuhlman.
Song. "Hark! From Arch and Spire"
Remarks by Rev. Specht and offer
ing.
Distribution Of gifts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis c. King and Mr..
and Mrs. Erie Reynolds, will spend the
holidays in Indianapolis attending
house-party given by Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Edgar Mote.
The lesson study was the Christmas
story last evening when meeting Of
the Kings Daughters OF the Second
Presbyterian church was held at the
home Of Mrs. Pearl Warner, North
Eighteenth street. Readings from the
Kings Daughters Magazine were read
by Mrs. e. u. Davis and Miss Pearl
Warner. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held the
tAltu AuSSUdy III JduudTy at tue uOluc
Of Miss Blanch Plummer.
A Christmas party will be given Sat
urday afternoon at the Day Nursery
for the children and their mothers
Miss Carolyn Bartel will sing and Miss
Helen Robinson will give dance. A
number of children will entertain the
little ones. Mrs. Fred Barte will
sing. Those in charge of the party are
Mrs. S. E. Smith, Mrs. Walter Bates,
end Mrs. Frank Druitt.
Dr.. and Mrs. Charles Duffin and
daughter, Miss Roma, will spend |
Christmas with friends and relatives !
in Louisville, Kentucky.
Three hundred guests enjoyed the
public demonstration of the work OF !
various artistic dancing classes of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Nohr given yesterday |
afternoon from until 5 o'clock in the |
Pythian Temple. The affair demon
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