The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-07

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| just enough diversity. The game, con.
| sistfng of pictures and verses, gives
an intimate knowledge OF the great
| composers and cultivates taste for
/ their compositions. The children who
participated in the demonstration
were Dorothea Hasemeier, Margaret
Hiatt, Josephine Bartel, David Hase-
meier, Janet Harris, TherZa Stimmel,
Alice Carr. Marjorie Quigg. Dorothy
Churchell, Mary Elizabeth Smith and
/ Roy Howekotte.
Favors went to Mrs. ]. II. Gilchrist
| of Chicago, guest of honor; Mrs Fred
| Bethard, Mrs L. c. Anthony and Mrs.
| w L. Dalbey yesterday when Mrs. W.
s. CIendenin gave prettily appointed
auction-bridge party.
| Owing to misinformation an error
was made last evening when the en-
gagement of Miss Margaret Pohlenz
10 Mr. Robert Thompson was an
nounced. Mr.. Thompson and Miss
Pohlenz are not to be married.
The aid society of the United -Breth.
rem church will not give an 1ce-cream
social at the home of Mrs. William
| Beetley, ZIG North Seventeenth street,
this evening. The affair has been post
poned one week
The pupils of Miss Ethel Huber will
appear in recital Thursday afternoon
In the Sunday school room of the St
| PauIs Lutheran church. The pro-
| gram Is appended:
Dancing Stars. Louis A. Drumheller
Alice Dafler
/ Ding. Dong Bell. :. Geo. L. Spaulding
/ William Klopp
/ The Triumphant Amazons Ed. Poldin1
| Elizabeth Morgan
At Run Valse. Geo. Dudley Martin
Mary Alice Fornshell
Hunting Song Emil Foss Christian
Eldrid Klute
La Gondola. Horace Clark
Julia Won Pein
Hand-in-Hand March. .....J. Hummel
Esther Thomas -:..
Chimes at Twilight. .Chas. Lindsay
Emeline Wagner
Little Fairy Waltz. ....S. Streabbos
Evelyn Kemper
The Daisy Waltz. .....E. c. Rich
Adele Harris
Holiday Pleasures Thurlow Tieurance
Maude Reber
Approach of Spring. .Chas. Lindsay
Alice Smith
By the Wishing Well (April Reverie)
....... Thurlow Tieurance
Dorothy Sims
The Last Hope. 800. l.. NJ. Gottschalk
Mark Heitbrink
Minuet la Antique. 49,. .Paderewski
Thelma Bymaster
(a) Crowned With Roses Dance
Caprice) .........H. A. FarnsWorth
OBJ Butterflies ........,..... Lege
Doris Wogaman
Salon Mazurka ......... Carl BONN
Clara Getz
A picnic party was given last even
ing by Miss Florence Wenz in honor
/ Of Miss. Anna Zita Manner. who left to
day for permanent residence IN Lima
o. On account of the weather the party
was held at the Wenz home. Supper
was served picnic fashion. The even
ing was spent socially and with mu
sic, dancing and games. At 10 O'Clock
ice-cream and cake was served. The
guests were Misses Anna Zita Manner
Elizabeth Ward, Amelia Britten o.
Cincinnati, Camilla Haner, Vera Pfaff
lin, Evelyn Shoemaker. Florence
Wenz, Messrs. Clarence Coyle, George
Becher, Firman Manner, Ray Dalbey
Glen Menke, William Hippard anG
Thomas Bell.
Mrs. Charles Igelman entertained
members of a card club yesterday af
ternoon. Guests were Mrs Walter
Snaveley and Mrs. Charles Hayes Fa
vors went to Mesdames Frank Heb
beler. Richard Cutter and Charles
Hayes. In two weeks Mrs. Clyde
Gardner entertains the club.
Mrs. D. P. Murray and Master Har
Ian Murray left today for a visit with
relatives at Leroy, Illinois. They
were accompanied to indianapolis BY
Mrs. Philip Murray.
Members Of the Spring Grove Sew
ing circle were pleasantly entertained
yesterday afternoon ~ Mrs. Andrew
Hoover at her home n Spring Grove
Mrs. Claude Hoover and Miss Heller
Mcclure of Kansas City, we're guests
Refreshments were served. The circle
meets again In fortnight.
A business meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary of the Y. M. I. was held
last evening in the club rooms.
A social was given last evening al
the Grace NJ. E. church by members
Of the Victorian Bible class. A pro
gram as follows was given: Piano
solo. Miss Genette Kramer: quartet
numbers, Miss Jennie Campbell, Mrs
Harry Stillinger, Messrs. Harry Still