The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-28

Representative Of Louden Charlton.
who controls the concert season of
many OF the worlds great musicians,
was in the city this week endeavor-
ing to enlist the support for a series
of grand concerts by such artists as
Gadski, John w. Mccormack, Schu-
mann Heink, Boston Symphony Or
chestra, Flonzaley Quartet, Eddy
Brown, violinist, and several others.
He will be in the city again within
a few days.
A penny social was given last even
ing at the Second Presbyterian church
by the members Of the Philathea class.
The affair was thoroughly enjoyed by
the large number of guests. A number
of pennies were received.
The Wide Awake Bible class Of the
Second English Lutheran church gave
a supper last evening at the church.
The attendance was large and neat
sum was realized.
After an extended trip through the
east and a month spent in Indiana
polls, Knightstown and Spiceland, Ind
lana, Mrs. l. N. Lamb has returned
to her home, National avenue.
Miss Ethel Lockwood is in Pitts
burg visit Mrs. Louis Farquhar and
attending the fashion show.
Mrs. Margaret Webb. OF Memphis
Tenn. and Mrs. Roy Fryar went to
Haeerstown this morning to spend the
day with Mrs B. M. Thomas.
A pretty informal thimble party was
given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
John Klute at her home, South Four
teenth street, when she entertained
the women members OF Mr.. George
Knollenberg's Sunday school class OF
the St. Pauls Lutheran church in hon
or of Mrs. R. w. Rohlfng, the new
minister's wife. The rooms were
prettily arranged with fall flowers.
Mrs. Klute was assisted in entertain
ing by her sister. Mrs. Edward Hase-
meier. Refreshments were served.
Fifty-six guests enjoyed the affair.
Miss Wunderlich, missionary, who
visited at the George Knollenberg
home yesterday, was a special guest
and made a splendid talk. Those
present were Mesdames Ometz, George
H. Knollenberg, Thomas Allen, Will
liam Balzer, Clayton Bedford, George
Bullerdick, William Stegman, Fred
Bartel, Edward Dietemeyer, Albert
Erbse, John Getz, John Hasemeier,
Fred Heitbrink, Chris Hasemeier,
Nate Besselman, Minnie Hovelmeier,
Harry Jahnke, William Klopp, John
Kroenigkramer, Mary Wilt, William
Ramp, Anna Lindeman, William Mil
Ter. Minnie Miller, John Sittloh, Ed
ward Rosenberg, Emma Rosenberg,
Gus Recksteiner, William Meerhoff,
Charles Mcpherson, George Kinley,
Clara Hennigar, Frank Steinkamp,
George Steinkamp, Harry Steinkamp,
William Dietemeyer, William Piehl,
Edward Kenny, Amelia Roller, Fred
LEM, Fred Snelle, Emma Sporting,
Minnie Schultz, Henry Thorman, Aug
ust Thomas, William Unite, Emma Won
Pein, Louise Weichman, John Wiech-
man, Charles Wagner, Edward Hase-
meier, Ollie Hill, Clifford Hoss, Fred
Miller, Mary Schultz, Mrs. Van Vor-
hees and Mrs. Siekman.
Guest day was observed yesterday
afternoon when the Woman's Home
Missionary society Of the First M. E.
church met at the home Of Mrs. L. H.
Bunyan. The guests numbered fifty.
A program consisting of musical num-
bers, readings and missionary papers
was presented. Refreshments were
served In a month, Mrs. Finfrock en-
tertains the society.
Two hundred persons attended the
pretty reception given last evening at
the West Richmond Friends church by