The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-28

pohl. Knogudi. Joseph Vessel; Harry
COrtcase, Raymond Geier; o Sing-a-
Song, Elizabeth Kennepohl: Kissimee,
Leone Buening; TungWaga, Mrs.
Elizabeth Gegan; Hilda, Matilda Field
man; Stella, Mrs. James Oats. Chorus
of Japanese men and maiders, wedding
guests, etc: Elmer Miller, Richard
Zeyen, Lonis Ripberger. Joseph Hill
man, Joseph Mag, Thomas Fitzgib-
hons, Richard Tuecke, Eugene Miller,
George Jelly, William Kahle, Joseph
Kutter, Arthur Aubin. John Heidel-
man: Helen Miller, Eva Aubin, Mary
! Torbeck, Elenora Pienn, Rosetta Vos-
meier, Marguerite Ripberger, Dorothy
Lake, Mary Heidelman, Norma Runge,
Mary Pfeiffer, Mary Knauber, Mrs.
| Charles Hays, Flora Torbeck, Helen
Vosmeier. Reserved seats may be re-
served at Quigley's Drug store, SOC
Main street until o'clock this even
! ing. On sale at Box office at ST. An
drew's auditorium Sunday. The Runge
orchestra will play.
| A group of young girls as delegates
! to the annual convention of the Jun
| Tor Auxiliary of the Episcopal church
| from the St. Paul's Episcopal church
| went to indianapolis today and were
cnaperoned by Miss Margaret Starr.
| The girls were Miss Helen Robinson.
| Miss Marianne Swaynie, Miss Mar
garet Coe, Miss Sarah Jessup and
Miss Emily Bailey.
At the East Main Street Friends
church Sunday morning at 1880
| o'clock, the annual home department
day will be observed. Rev. Milo
Hinckle will make his farewell ad-
dress at this time. A male quartet
will sing. ALI friends are invited to
attend.
| The wives of the members of the
| Eagles Lodge enjoyed card party
Friday afternoon at the Eagles Hall.
| Mr.. Harry McLear has returned
from Connersville, where he spent
| few days with friends.
] A baby daughter was born today to
| Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Nicholson OF New
castle. The condition of both the
! mother and child is satisfactory. Mrs
, Nicholson is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs, Austin c. Quigg, Murray apart
ments, Main street.
| An interesting musical event of the
week is the concert and May Day
sing which will be given at the First
! NJ. E. church Tuesday evening at 500
o'clock for the public. The choir Of
! the church with Professor Ralph
Sloane has arranged for the affair.
| The first half of the program will be
made up of sacred songs and instru-
mental numbers. The second half
will be community singing with spe-
cial solo numbers. A small admission
fee will be asked.
Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock the
City Home Department of the Sun
day Schools will hold meeting at
A.he Central Christian church. 1t is
argent that superintendent of the va
sous churches attend this meeting as
lA'ans will be made for the County con-
We ntion to be held in Cambridge City
Nay 81 to June ].
The wedding of Mr. Albert Fister
and Miss Emma Garland was quietly
solemnized Thursday night at 500
o ClO OK, aC Tie new uOLuc VI Tic U1IoC
and bridegroom in the Eggemeyer
flats. Rev. L. E. Murray of the First
Chri 4 tian church performed the cere
monV
Acon riding to the year book the
Wom;N,'s Foreign Missionary society
of the$ Grace NJ. E. church will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. A. E.
G ,.a1~ 1,o- ( '
street. She will be assisted in enter
tafningtby Miss Rose Dunn, Mrs. E. F.
MeranoAs Mrs. Samuel Fowden. Mrs.
G. NJ Worley will have charge of the
devotions. Mrs. c. E. Thomas and
Mrs F. F. Riggs will give the literary
program. There will be Mystery box
exercises and special music.
Society is interested in the concert
wh1:h will be given at Cincinnati May
1, when Caruso will sing. Among
thos, from this city who will attend
are captain and Mrs. Paul Comstock.