The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-14
Personals
MusicaIes
Parties
Social Calendar


Wedding of Mr.. Dudley Gates Of
San Francisco. California, to Miss
Gwendoien Foulke at 6 o'clock at
home of her parents, followed by
a reception.
Mrs. John KnoIlenberg enter
tains Aid society Of the Trinity
Lutheran church.
Woman's Relief corps meets in
post room at court house.
Card party at 8 O'Clock in the
Eagles hall.
Miss Martha Hogsett of Rush
vile, and Mr.. Horace Ingram, Of
Chicago, married In Nashville.
Miss Cecilia Lebert gives piano
pupils recital at high school au-
ditorium.
West Richmond W. C. T. q.
meets at 80 O'Clock In the CON-
munity house.
Mrs. William Scull entertains
members OF the Kensington club
and their husbands.
Mr.. Fred Otte and Miss Leona
Fleming married In Hagerstown,
at home Of brides parents.
Shower given for Miss Leta
Roland. bride-elect, by Miss Alice
Sharpe.
Social Aid Of the Reid Memorial
church meets with Mrs. Jacob
Horr.
Aid society Of East Main street
Friends church meets at church.
Mrs. Gehring entertains mem
bers of the Electa club Of the
Royal Neighbors.
Dorcas society holds picnic at
VanSant cottage, east OF the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William DudlaH
Foulke give luncheon at o'clock
at Country club.
Mrs. Karl Allison hostess for
meeting of Psi Iota xi sorority.
Golden Rule Bible class of the
First NJ. E. church meets with
Mrs. Wallace Wilson.
Enterprise Bible class of White
water Friends church meets with
Miss Stella Karch.
More than three hundred persons
the recital given last even
ing In the high school auditorium b!
the intermediate pupils OF Professol
Frederick K Hicks. Mr.. Hicks wa
assisted by Miss Mable Moran, a con
tralto singer of ability. who is mem
Der of the choir of the Reid Memoria
church. Miss Gaynell,
Hageman of Cambridge City, organis
at Reid church, played her accom-
paniments. She has powerful voic
and her two numbers last evenin,
were splendid.
The pupils played in perfect tun
and with feeling.
The program opened with "Traun
der Sennerin," op. As, by Labitsky
and was played by Noel Deem. Mis-
Alice Goodwin played an Idylle mum
Der at her appearance. Miss Mozel
Hunter showed much improvement
over last years appearance when sh
played "Toreador Song" from Carme'
by Bizet Emma Fetta played wit
especial brilliancy when she gave tn
first two movements-Allegro ALE
gretto. Concerto No. /. D Major. Re
land Keys played "Berceuse,' by Jarr
felt. with feeling. The number
Polish Mazurka," by Trinkaus, an
played by Miss Florence McMahar
was one of the best of the entire pre-
gram Her tones were perfect an
she seemed to feel the number demon
strating by her rendition how care
fully she has studied. Walter Andel
son appeared to good advantage whe
he played Serenade, op. 8, by Herber
Melody in G Minor was played b
Russell Beck and he showed marke
improvement over former appear
ances. Miss Inez Hough was one c
the surprises of the evening whe
she played 'Serenade Badine,"
Marie. Her technique is to be con
mented on. Master Paul Swain playe
a pretty number especially suited &c
him. entitled "Gavotte." Miss Mar
Parks, young violinist of unusu;
talent, played Mazurka. No. 2. Sh
has a pleasing personality which add
TO her apDearance A difficult nun
Der. Concerto No. I, A Minor, fir;
movement. allegro. by Rode. ws
played by Miss Neva Bowman. He
tones were good, time splendid. an
the rendition delighted the large al
dience, The appearance Of Miss Mar
Jones was greeted with applause He
acconpanist was her sister, Mis-
Laverne Jones, and the soloist an
accompanist rendered the entire nun
Der. Gavotte, No. 2, op. %, frol
memory Miss Jones seems to hay
the correct idea of getting tone qua