The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-21

There will be several extra features
for the occasion. The proceeds will 60
toward the piano fund. The public is
invited. mo admission will be asked
but refreshments will be sold.
/ There was a large attendance last
evening when members of the Monday
Evening Skating club meet in the Coli
scum. Another party will be given
next week
The young women Of the Bethany
Bible class OF the Second English
Lutheran church were entertained
Monday evening by Mrs. William
Klopp, South Ninth street. The even
ing was spent in making articles for
the Christmas bazaar Refreshments
were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Borton, who have
had residence In this city for some
time are leaving soon for Fort Wayne.
Indiana, where Mr. Borton has accept
ed position.
A box social and entertainment will
be given at School Number IA on the
New Paris pike, Friday evening. Mrs.
Henning and her pupils will be in
charge. The public is invited.
st Agnes Society of the ST. An
drew's Catholic church, Is arranging
for two plays. one to be present Sun
day evening, November 26 and the
other Tuesday evening, November %.
The sale of seats will open Sunday
morning. An admission Of twenty-five
cents will be asked with ten cents for
reserved seats. The plays will be
given in the st. Andrews hall. The
play to be given Sunday evening Is. "A
Precious Pickle" The cast Of char
acters is as follows:
Miss Rebecca Pease, Helen Schweg-
man; Juno, her servant, Catherine
Brucker; city girls on their vacation,
Jennie Frost, Leona Hartman; Bessie
Snow, Helen Pfeiffer; Sadie Bean,
Margaret Kutter; Alice Summers,
Dorothy Gegan; Mrs. Cable, a wash
woman, Iren Johnson; Sissy Cable,
Ter daughter, Elizabeth Kitterman.
Tuesday evening the following play
will be given, "My Aunt's Heiress,'
and the cast is:
Mrs. John Smith, Mary Knauber;
Anna. Mary Huber; Jemima, Gertrude
Heidelman; Sophia, Mary Moskal;
Arabella, Bernadette Taube; Matilda,
Alma Waidele: Clementina, Mary Ha-
bling; Jane, Bertha Habing; Sippets,
servant to Mrs. Smith, Hilda Bussen;
Mrs. Alexander De Courcy Smith.
Rosella Vosmeier; Mrs. Betsy Brown,
Margaret Mauer.
Melodrama-"Sent To Heaven" Lo-
retta Zeyen; Meditation, Morrison.
st. Agnes Girls-M Moskal, B.
Taube, L. Hartmann, l. Johnson, D.
Gegan, C. Westendorf, E. Stole, Fl.
Brewster, Fl. Miller, A. Knauber, c.
Morgenrot, H. Schwegmann, c. Bruck-
err, II. Bussen, L. Mag, M. Kutter, M.
Faucet, v. Sittloh II. Pfeiffer.
Musical program-Sonata Pathe-
tigue) L. Won Beethoven; The Nightin-
gale. FIR. List; Etude Op. 25, F., Chop
in: William Tell (RossinD c. Kunkel,
by Mrs. Kathleen Hayes.
Mrs E. G.. Hibberd and Mrs. Benton
Arlington were the readers Monday
afternoon when meeting of the
Magazine club was held at the home
of Mrs. Samuel Gaar. North Thir-
teenth street Mrs. Henry Clarke was
a guest Mrs. George Eggemeyer en-
tertains the club next week.
The members Of Sabbath School
class of the Reid Memorial U. P.
church taught by Mrs. B. B. Myrick,
will be entertained Wednesday eve
ming at the Myrick home with the
mothers of the members as special
guests.
Miss Carolyn Hutton Of Richmond.
ind. talented violinist, will be a
special guest at the meeting of the
Sigma Alpha Iota Musical Sorority to
be held at the home of Miss Mary
Scrggs of SO Whittier Place, this
afternoon. Miss Hutton, who is a
charter member of the Theta chapter
OF the sorority, will play several sell
ections. accompanied by Miss Mildred
Schaulk Of Richmond. The program