The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-11-24

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Sixty guests were present.
One of the attractive features OF the
program was numbers by st. Marys
orchestra. The organization Is COM
posed of number OF boys who play
mandolins, guitars, Ukaleles, cellos,
etc. medley including "Old Black
Joe," "Old Folks at Home" and other
familiar songs was played.
Other pretty numbers on the pro-
gram were: Piano trio. Cecilian March
by Jeanette Schell, Dorothy Coyle
and B. LAWYER; reading, THE Coun-
tersign," Jeanette Schell; Piano trio,
by A. Stauber, P Maher and L. Nc
Cam; Piano duet, Camp Of Taylor"
E. McCarty and B. Mercurio; Reading,
Guilty or Not Guilty" by the elocu-
ton class; Piano duet, Stand by the
Flag" T. Nolan and 7. Ryan.
The vocal class sang "Unfurl the
Banner" and MY Old Rag Doll"
The closing number was tribute
to ST. Cecilia.
The Art Gallery will be open to the
public Sunday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock There will be a lecture on
the Birge and Alexander Harrison ex-
hibit by Mrs. M. F. Johnston.
Miss Florence Buf1kin and Master
Samuel Buffkin of Newcastle are
spending the week end here with
friends and relatives
An interesting social function for
Saturday was the reception and suf-
frage play given at the High school,
under the auspices of the Richmond
branch of the Woman's Franchise
League. Miss Betsey Edwards, Sixth
District chairman, of Shelbyville, was
the guest of honor and made talk
on suffrage work. The reception was
held in the Art Gallery after which a
mellow drama" was presented in the
auditorium under the direction of Miss
Ruth Hemmersbaugh. Punch and
waters were served. Program for the
years course of study were distributed
at the close of the meeting. Many OF
the guests we're interested in the Birge
and Alexander Harrison exhibit now
hanging in the gallery
Miss Clara B. Williams, an English
teacher in the Fort Wayne high school
will arrive Thursday to spend the
Thanksgiving vacation with her sister
Miss Mary E. Williams, supervisor OF
Industrial Arts
Lynn Young has gone to Collinsville
O., where he will spend the weekend
With relatives.
Members of the Minute Mems Bible
class of Second Presbyterian church
were entertained Friday evening al
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Forrest
Davis.
Red Cross yarn and Sock shop yarr
for West Side knitters may be secured
from Mrs. George Chrisman, 1928 Kin
sey street, at any time. Mrs. Chris
man also has number of Food pledge
cards and window cards.
The Ladies U. c. T. social club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. John Hawekotte, 40S South
Sixteenth street
The Reid Memorial Missionary so
Getty will be entertained by the Young
Woman's Missionary society with {
missionary Pageant, Tuesday evenins
III the lecture room at the church
This is the first thank-offering meet
ing held by the younger society. Ate
the pageant the senior society will
hold an election of officers.
y basket supper and entertainment
will be given Wednesday evening a
the Chester school. Patrons an,
friends are invited.
Mrs. William Deck has returned t
Columbus, o., after visit with Mis-
Ethel Lockwood.
The Trifolium Literary society q
First English Lutheran church wi
meet Monday evening, October 26 a
the home of Miss Virginia Thoma:
South Twelfts street There will b
victrola music. The subject will b
Hawaiian Islands. Miss Emma Enge
brecht will give the physical and Mis-
Elizabeth Conley, social. The socia
committee is composed of Mrs. E. F
Knollenberg, o. P. Nusbaum, Mr..
Clarence Foreman, Miss Elizabet
Kruger, L. A. Schwan and Mr.,
Deisch.
feature in connection with th
Domestic Science meetings is til
Christmas program which will be gil
en- December 5. The members of til
Music Study club will assist. Mis-
Alice knollenberg and Mrs. Ka
Meyers will be in charge Mrs. Ere
j Bartel and Mrs. F. W. Kruger wi
sing. The program will be given {
the First Lutheran church.
The Current Events club will me,
Wednesday afternoon at the home
Mrs. Earl Hinshaw, Richmond av
nue.. Responses to roll call will be Gu
rent events. Mrs Flora Harlan wi
give the story of Plymouth and Mr.
Emma Hobson, The Song of Our S
rian Guest"
The entertainment committee
the Cambridge Lodge No 9, Knigh
of Pythias will give a Thanksgivir
dance in Pythian Temple, Wednesds
evening, November 49, Members ar
friends of the lodge are invited to a
tend.
The Mary F. Thomas w c. T. |
will meet Monday Afternoon at q:
o'clock in the lecture room at Il
Morrfsson-Reeves library. Echoes fro
the State convention at Anderson W