The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-11-07

the early announcements OF these Al.
fairs they will be delightful functions.
Following fast on the heels Of the re-
cent announcement Of the charity ball
for December 20, at the Coliseum for
the benefit Of the Day Nursery comes
the announcement of the Centennial
fancy dress party to be given for the
benefit Of the Woman's Federation Of
Clubs. Guests will have periods dating
back one hundred years from which to
select their costume. Further arrange
ments will be made at the board meet
ing tomorrow afternoon at the Nor
risson-Reeves Library. Mrs. Miriam
McDivitt president of the Federation
will have charge.
The first meeting Of the season Of
the v. V. club was held last evening
ct the home Of Miss Helen McMinn,
members were voted in and will be
initiated at the next meeting. They
are Misses Miriam Morgan. Charlotte
Rogers and Corinne Sudhoff. Dainty
refreshments were served. The mem
hers are Misses Helen McMinn, Hes
ter Williams, Eleanor Smith, Donna
Hyde. Leona Smith. Irene Wigmore,
Minnie Burris, Lorene Shissler The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks at the home Of Miss Hester
Williams.
Magazine club members were enter
tanned In pleasant manner yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. F. A. Brown at
hor hnYno Tock Mo(u ctroot This
was STORY Day" Mrs. Walter Bates
gave the reading. Next Monday after
noon Mrs. Eugene Price entertains
the club and the readers will be Mrs.
George Eggemeyer and Mrs. E. s.
Curtis.
An oyster and ice cream supper will
be given Friday evening, November
10 at District School Number 6 on the
Middleboro pike. A short program will
be given.
Rev. and Mrs. J. J. Rae were host
and hostess last evening for meet
ing OF the Westminster Guild at their
home, North Thirteenth street. Mrs.
Walter Bates, who has returned from
an extended trip to South America
made an interesting talk concerning
the country. A box has been sent to
the Dorland Institute at Hot Springs.
North Carolina, an institute supported
by the United States guild. Twenty.
two guests were present. Miss Nina
Pennell entertains the guild, Deem
Der 4.
A box social will be given at Num-
Der Is Greenbriar school on the Alb
ington pike, Thursday evening.
An interesting program will be
given Wednesday morning at $3.50
o'clock in the Public Art Gallery at the
high school, Mrs Oliver Nusbaum
and Mrs. Lewis G. King have arranged
the program. 1t will be as follows:
National airs: Die Wacht am Rhein,
God Save the King, Marseillaise, Mrs.
f. E. Meyer, Mrs. Edward Hasemeier,
Mrs. J. P. Hill. Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd
and Mrs Oliver Nusbaum.
Instrumental: Polonaise, Chopin op
40 Number 2, Miss Mildred Nusbaum.
National airs: Vocal, Rule Brit
tania, Austrian, Spanish, Russian by
ladies chorus.
Violin: Minuet, Beethoven, Miss
Carolyn Hutton.
Folk dances: Dutch Dance, Ace OF
Diamonds, Danish, Swedish Ring, Mar
garet Holman, Elizabeth Morgan, Elsie
Weeks, Janet Schell, Mary Lane
Charles. Helen Clarke.
Vocal: The Courtly Days Of Old,
paderewski Ladies' chOrus
Tarantella Italian.
Norwegian Mountain Dance.
Highland Schottesche, Folk dancers.
Instrumental: Duo, Valse Para
phrase, Edward Schutt, Op. So, No. I,
Chopin, Miss Esther Coate, Miss Dor.
othy Land.
Star Spangled Banner.
A pretty social event Of the past few
days was the miscellaneous shower
given Saturday evening in honor Of
Miss Irene Crook Of Milton and VIII.
lam Vessel of Richmond, who are to
be married soon. The shower was
given at the home of Miss Cary Stills,
the hostesses being Misses Stills, Cora
Kellam and Marie Harmeier. Guests
were Messrs. and Mesdames Hiram
Crook. William Huddleston Of Abing-
ton, George Wagner, James Murphy,
Misses Cuba Kinder and Bernice Dye,
both of Abingdon, Esther Burroughs Of
Jacksonburg, Lucy and Mabel Dennis
OF Richmond, Lois and Daphne Daley.
Helen and Blanche Coyne, Ruth Nc
Cormick, Blanche Moore, Edith
Bertsch Of East Germantown, Gussie
Nfi1Jor MALTA Tanfz LILLIAN nuEran.
rut, Serena and Dorothy Hoshour,
Mary Jones, Florence Daniel, Minnie
Higham. Lorene Warren, Lerene Hess,
Violet Murley, Ruth Hoffman,,
Messrs. Clarence Nipp, Claud Nipp.
John Kirlin, Homer Bertsch, John
Spahr. Jesse Huddleston, Olin Davis,
the Rev Walter Jerge, Of Elkhart.
Henry Galloway, Walter Higham, Will
Anderson, Russell Wilson, Albert Fer.
ris, Delmar Doddridge, Fred Hartley Of
Muncie, Firman Mccormick, Robert
Hussey, Harry Cause, Raymond Bry-
ant, Mesdames Anna Harmier and
Charles Ferris.
Members of the Young Ladies' Miss
ion Circle of the First Christian church
met last evening with Miss Iness
Leighton, South Thirteenth street. |
Miss Elizabeth Hinshaw led the de.
votional exercises Miss Blanch |
Mansfield gave the home topic.
An all-day meeting of the Dorcas
society was held Monday at the First !
PRESBYTERIAN church Twenty COM
forts were made. At noon dinner was