The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-29
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S. Bond took this means Of extending
courtesy to members of the AItruistic
club of New Castle OF which she is a
member and also for several Rich
mond guests. Places were arranged
at the table for Mesdames George
Barnard, H. e. French, John Goodwin,
James Kessling, P. ]. Lynch, Kate
Maxim, E. G. McQuinn, Oakley Polk,
John Rogers, Ralph Wells, E. s..
Hedges, Misses Emma Nicholson,
Blanch Morris and Helen Jeffries of
New Castle members of the club and
Mesdames John H. Nicholson, Howard
A. Dill. Frank Chambers, J. ]. Rae,
Robert L. Kelly. David w. Dennis.
Percy Sprague, John Ratcliff, Charles |
S. Bond and Miss Flora Broaddus. |
This afternoon an interesting pro-
gram was presented. The club has
been studing, Drama" during the year
and review of the drama, Her Hus-
bands Wife" was presented. A dis
cussion on The Likes and Dislikes Of
Housekeeping" followed.
Forty-four reservations had been
| made this morning for the weekly sup
per party given this evening at the
| Country club Several out of town
guests who are here for the weekend
will enjoy the party and will also at
| tend the Cotillion party which follows
and which is the last social function
given by members of the April social
| committee. Among the reservations
! are Miss Louise Malsby, Mr.. Huston
| Marlatt, Mr.. Rudolph Knode, Mr.. and
| Mrs. Walter Engle with a party of
| sixteen guests in honor of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Thomas M. Kaufman of 1ndianap-
| oils, Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Nicholson,
Mr.. Raymond Nicholson, Miss Helen
| Nicholson with her guest Miss Helen
| Gilbert of Springfield, Ohio, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Ray K. Shiveley, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fred Carr, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Shiveley, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carr, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mcguire with party
! of four, Miss Eleanor Seidel, Mr..
Philip Starr, Miss Ruth Pennell, Mr..
Gordon Magaw. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Dill, Miss Todd, Mr.. Jack Underwood
| OF Piqua, Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Newell
Todd, Miss Janet Reynolds OF Dayton,
Ohio, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gayle, Mr..
John Clements, Miss. Mary Clements,
Messrs and Mesdames Rudolph Leeds,
| Wilbur Hibberd, Harry Lortz, Dudley
Elmer, Julian Gates, Wilson Magaw,
Will Dill and Mr.. Howard Griffith of
indianapolis.
Miss Olive Eliason visited friends in
Cincinnati today.
An evening with Mcdowell the not
ed composer was enjoyed last evening
by members of the Tourist club when
the guests were entertained by Miss
L u. 4 H.
ward at the studio of Miss Laur0 Gas
ton at Earlham College. Miss CASTOR
had charge of the program. The work
Of Mac Dowell was illustrated by the
following compositions:
Concert Etude-Opus So
Miss Sybil Loofbourrow
In Autumn-Woodland Sketches Cups
From Uncle Remus
Miss Dorothy Land
Vocal
The Robin Sings in the Appletree
The Sea
The Maid Sings Light
Mrs. f. W. Kruger
Elfintanz-Opus as
Miss Mary Porter
OF Brer Rabbit-Fireside Tales Opus
61
Nautilus in Mid Ocean-Sea Pieces
Opus So
Miss Edith Runge.
Vocal
The Swan and The Lily
Mrs. F. W. Kruger
Concert in D minor-Opus %
Miss Loofbourrow
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks.
~ The Missionary society of the Reid
Memorial Presbyterian church met
yesterday afternoon at the church,
Mrs. Rutherford B. Jones led the de-
Hotional exercises. Mrs. Charles
Black read a paper on mission Work
In China" followed by a paper on
"Meical Missions" read by Mrs. R. B,
Niles Mrs. G. F. Gault sang several
numbers.
The Penny club will observe lunch
day Wednesday afternoon when Mrs.
Kennedy entertains the club at her
home, eos Randolph street.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bymaster of
st. Louis are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. c. Bymaster.
MTS. L. j. f1dIIi3lu mas IeIul llSu
from a several weeks visit with Mrs
.Wysong and other relatives in Con-
nersville.
Miss Edith Moore of Richmond is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Muel
ler-NeW Castle Times.
Misses Grace Kelly and Miriam
Krone have returned from Dayton
where they attended the Phi Delta
Kappa dance Thursday evening
In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas NJ
Kaufman of indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs
Walter Engle of the Pelham apart
ments give a dinner at the Countr!
club this evening. Covers will be laid
for sixteen guests. The party will at
tend the Cotillion party given at the
Country club this evening Monday af
ternoon Mrs. Engle will entertain
members of an auction bridge club tC
luncheon at the Country club in honor
of Mrs. Kaufman.
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