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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-18
gn Qppe( lrac canoPlS
pr@d doenI.
6Olf nllc Stillinacr opiOrbreS til
uegennDttigt at arbcioc meO til
ct l1tfeligt llofnlo nf
NriNen.

3slgenOe lloorng al Ell 2(ppel ira
port 2ano5 RrpiiOent giper noget
Al ct Negre6 om 1po0 Geaerin9en
/ @ai5in9ton gpr iot at port 2nno
ifal bi0raae lit til ct lpffeligt llo.
ialo al ariaen
@ni6fnlton. t6. 9Gpril. Bort
e1et clifeoe 2anos Synoariben oeu
6rslige % irpqteli9e aria Tor 0e
mofrati o1 menueifeIige 9iettig5c
ser, iom bar rnitet 9eroen. filler
ian mon1e Spsrgsmnal oet ma.
tionaIc Gin, iom for6rer siebliffe.
Iig 0DerDeielie og 9eonrelie, at req
baaber, man oil tilIo6e mia at ben.
nen6e nogle foo 0rO | 8orm al
ct nloorligt 9foa6 % en- alborlig
9lppel nngaaenoe Dem.
@i bringer burtia Dor fslaooe |
efieftip arigstiIitano o9 er Spr6
meo at Ifnbe og uOrlrite en- Itor
arigsbpr. men bette er oe enfleite
GeIe al Oet itore 9GrbeiOe, bportil
ni bar 0iet os.
Der er life ct eneite ielpiif Gle
ment. iaa pi0t Iom lea fan ie, / oen
5ua, oi fpntper ior. 8i fpnrper
Tor hpa0 pi amer Tor Dfenneife6e.
oens gtet, o. for fremtioi9 isreo oo
Siffer6e6 / 8eroen.
Ser at funue uoigre bette pGr
oigt oB meo 9ieinltat, maa Di ben.
lipe os til 9Irbeioet noen Iante
pad 5ortieneite eller materiel 6or.
oel, o1 meo @nergi % e5ntelliaen5
ri maa iulot no ppre pad 0ei
rene meo, b0or tort 2lrbeioet er.
% Hpor mango 8ing1 % 5oor man
&c Sla9s lieneite, 0p9tiabeo oa
Seloopoirelie, oct ierer meo iig.
6egenoe er. buao Ul maa gore
9oOt uoeu 5uilfet aanpen aIenl
IoilOe pare iriatesles.
vi man tilpeiebrin9e en- ubgrt
RGnaoe 2eonetsmioler, life aIen,
ior os lelp, ior pore 2lrmeer oq
ior pore Sempno, men ogiaa iol
en- itor Del al Sc J&ationer, meO 6pil
te oi 6ar 9iort ielles Sag, til
Ststte ior bpilfe % peo bois SiOt
oi ifaI fenppc.
vi maa israe ior at ifaiie6more
Der al Sfibe ira pore Sfibsoeritel
ior at fraate oper 0apet, bpaO
cnten Der er llnoerDnnosbaaoe ell
Ter life, iaaoant iom oil bebeoeS
DER Doer Su8, oA en- llDgre D(Pll9Ot
0arer ira pore Dlnrfer og por(
Oliner o. bore ,Sobriffer, boormet
ri life aIene ifal flpoe pore eanl
Soil, ior boem Oe tapre Gutter
lnoer Gnnben life lenaere fan ar
beioe, for at biRlpe og llorlrite 81
grneer, nteo bpilfe ri iamarbei
Der I europa % for at ioripnl
,Sabrifantcrne Oh 8pperierne oel
meo 9inamateriale; altl til at bolol
Gampen oppe Sfibene paa Seel
og boloe SSloen peolige | DC Sunore
Der al iSabriffer pnn Ben nnoel
Sioe Snuet, Stanl til 6orarbei
beIie al 9lmmnnition baooe ser ot
fer; Serubanelfinner / SteOet fo'
Oe uoili0te ISfinner paa aampiron
terne; 2ofonlotiper on rullenbe Ma
terrell iom gritntnin1 ior, bpao oe
eoclrapes; Mlnlonr, Seite, apn1 ii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-18

mation ON &ri9stilitano. 00g
Oenne tore 2lmerifaner, ion too ior
9fepp6liffens itore @rlin0I9tnin8er,
aiilog, iagOe 9orgmeiteren unoer
Gifalo9raab
0(aior ,So6n 9. 9nrfe oeo. -
@aibingtou, :. s., 10. 2lpril. Wta-
ior Sobn Ot 9ltrfe, Der bar Spei-
Der / ,5noianerfri9ene og ct bolot
2larbuul0reoe &onlpagni meo 8
berit @iaim j. Goog (9uffalo
9iO, er 300 Der, "A 9lar gonnnel.
Major 9urfe bar ell Slogs Sm-
presiario Tor Buffalo 9iq, reiite
belle 9eroen runot me0 oenneS
og8ilo @eit" Girtns og bleo ionl
ban bGoret al mango al ben gamle
&eroens 9fegeringsoperbo0er.
2itrigife Sft6e 6eila8la9oes.
ltem 9orf, 10. 9lpril. llmiO0el6art
eiter 9rt0oet / oen oiplomatiife
6or6in0elie 9if 0e feOerale 2(utori-
teter til &Grf5 meo at beilaglegge
oitri9ife Sfibe / amerifanife SAP
ne. Shorten oltrigife Sfibe bleo
5eilaglagt / @aar al Golopeienet
eiter Cr0re ira 8aibin9ton. Sfi6e.
mes 9eiptninaer ialt 6S 0fal1o,
blen un0er 9eoogtning ien0t til
ellis SsIano og interneret iamnen
mco oe forri9e ll0e internereOe
t0Ife Sfi6smanoifa6er.
Sire al Sti6ene 6leo beila9laot
6er 1 So0nen nemli9 aMnrtba @a
T5inaton" pan 1912 Cons, o5oa"
paa 4,730 Cons, Dora" paa
7037 Cons og a6inlalaia" paa
1888 Cons. Sngen al .Sfibene
oar 6Iebet ramponeret / no8en al
oorlig ll0ItrGfnina. Gen 0mItpn=
6iq6eo, at Ser bar ian iaa iSolf
om 9or6, forflares pe0, at en- Del
al Man0Ifaberne bor bleoet al
manitret oa 6no6e ionet 9(rbei0e paa
2an6. Ser bfeo fife 1iort 0to0
Itano moo 9eIla9lea9eIien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-18
26.N01

9olipia brpoer meO 8piflan0. Ga
8a3, 8olinio, Il. 2Ipril Gen tDife
Otiniiter og bans SegatiOusitob er
6lipet operroft oere9 9as al Den
bolipianife 9iegeriug Iammen meo
Ell 9tote, Der erflurer, at Den oi.
plomatiife 6orbinOelie neaem 30.
liDia % Gpiflnno er afbruot.
Reiornerne 8piflan0. aa5cn.
ben6aon, IA. 9lpril. 9eoegelien
9letuiug al ct 6eore 8algiDitem oper
belle 8pfilono, iioen Den tpife Seiier
uoicnote jim Proclamation 9oaife,
iprlig oen Sptning, at Der Qpif.
lono life er 9laos for alasieip-
tenet noor Senipn tages til, bpoO
bet tDife 5olt bar uofert unoer
Sri9en. 0ette bar man blot Jig fnit
oe Stater, bpor Der enonu er
no9et til6oge al oct ganlle SpItem.
Siaa0cs at reiie gennem 8piflanO.
&gbenbapn 10. 9lpril. Gen tpife Re.
gering bar gioet 8iQaoelie til, at
DC rusiiife Socialiiter, iom M op-
boloer Jig Sdwei3 nao oenoe
tilboge til 9fuslano oper 3piflano.
Sfalge til Socialiitforeren S6ei-
oemann bleb 8illa0elien gipet efter
9lnmoonin9 al De tDite Socialiit.
foreninger. Wtan mener, at bette
tpoelig tilfenoegibes Den tpife Siege
rings penlige Soloning operfor oe
tpife Socialiiters 5oriog pao at
n9rne Jig De rusiiife Socialiiter til
5orOel for 5reoen
aonpene gtoro 0ierieo. Soreoo,
Ger, 13. 2lpril. &ilreiienoe bertiI
ira @rGnien fortpler, at en- M
li9 Sanp meIlcm Gorrolt5iiter %
&illilter baooe 9iegeringstropperne,
Der fonlmanoereoes al General
Wtlr9uia, ct Cab al 800 opoe og
Ioareoe. De tiger ogIaa, at 6or-
tpllingerne OH GiaiiterneS 6hgt
lnoer aonpene Gbibuabua er Gp-
ipino &ililterne ifol bpre bel for.
ipnet meo @eperer og 2Gnmuni-
tion, men Oct ifal ppre oaorlig meo
SennetSmioler for oem Oct for.
toltes, at Standardization bleO
forlinfet pna @runo al transport
al laoreoe
9ra3ilianerne iorlooer GpiHono.
Mic De Soneiro 0tuQer bar telegra-
iiii benitiQct til Den bra3ilianife
Qtinilter Berlin at opforore Gle
9ra}ilianerc i Gniflano til at iorla,
De &anoet inoen 2l elmer. Ser er
uoiteot ct 0efret. iom taaer aQe De
tpifc aoniuIers @oofcnocliespapi.
rer tiIbo9e Gen franifc. Den engel.
lie o9 ben itaIienite @eionot bar
@oar bait Ell Inngere @onierence
lmeo llOenrig9miniiteren
Gn officicl Suipeftion al oe 0ife
Sfibe / bra5iIiouife @opue bar
6roat ior Qaaen at pigtiac 9clc al
0iaitincruc iaones. 6norpeo Sfibene
prattiif toIt er giort unpttige.
9halouo og Gpiflano. 9etrogroo,
rs. 9lpril SfeIge bba0 en- pitrigif
officer Tiger bar oen tDife 9iias-
fon9ler ien0t tpife SocioIiiter til
Stocfbolm for Der at mpoe rusiiife
Socialiiter % unoerbonole meo oem
ON Sprfreo. IS oenne 5orbinoeIie
fan oct npbnes, at Gpiferne life
bar oiicntligaiort @iterretningen ON
@robring Of glmmunitionsoepo.
terne pco Ecberipice (poa aonel.
s5rontenD, og at oe ipopanlige off.
cielle DleooeIelier er blepet uoeloot,
5 SenboIo til oen famine sItrig.
lie officer orbeioer oct tpife Sociol.
oemofroti ionmen meo Gegeringcn
/ ilbitrntt @roo, ioet Socialiiterne
5ctrogter iig iom Inlfere irrntior
nlt onoet.
Gh onoen pitrigIf 0ciertp for.
ipllar at 6re0sipdresmoalct lite
III oreites iaa ofte iom f6r Den
citrigife 9lrine, og at oct er aaes
poob, at inore llroIiabeOer 9ius.
lano pil biplpe til at hiofgre glus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-18

Il l3I {.
at 122 0}enneifer omfom. De iaa
reOes 2lntaI iette5 til 121. SIS
pIoiionen menes at ifpl0es ct aonl
plot.
Sum iii 20 Mars 6angiel. Nina
RHO. Ter, 13. }lpril Wfrs. 8lo
renee 8cunoloS ira Cannon Ger.
blcp j @oar funoet ifploig al oer
6erpprenoe 3iitrift5ret Wtoro poe
fin 0Rano paa ct poe Steo pef
2ouocpeien 9}pr6eoen al oeres
9olig September 1916. Surper
faitiatte 6cnoes Straf til tppe Mars
6pugiel 0iotibet ior gtoroet onr
ifeIge 4aotalemDnoigbe0en at ben.
0eS Diano baDoe u0toget en- 2ipS.
police poa $4,000 til benoeS 5or.
Del.
Gn trnenoe @pi6eni. 8aibing.
tom .. Is, u. 2lpril. Gn Sfar.
lagensieberepioemi truer 9pernC
ne0 Ap fore Sspr Tpf fnrun0re
iniolertio, at DC lofole 2Intorite
ter Tilfploe fan flare Situatio
nen Sra %. Samtor til "a. Wiorts
melote5 8etroit b725 Iiliploc
af Sngoommen, 1898 Chicago, %
ira % 5ebruar til "a 0tarts
51S 5iIfrloe Diilpaufee.
5cnot en- ll-9aoo til 9un09.
San 6rancisco, Sal, 10. 9lpril.
0m 9oro paa Den ameritonife
5anfoouper gSeQuono", iom / @aar
onfom hertil ira 2ouoon, fortpaes,
at Sfi6et g}prbeoen al oen Ell
aelife Snlt boDoe en- &omp meo en-
toif llnoeroanosbaoo oen iioite
llge al 5cbrlor. Sanpen 0oreoe i
tDoe Oiinntter og en0te meo at In
oeroonbsbaaoen gif til 9unoS Ell
Sfp al 9ieg oSpqoDa" bar laitet
meo 9en3in.
Sinosinges 9lrbeioe. 5anestomn,
Il. =. p. April. ut ielo limos
! iege N}enneifer fife fan nnogna al
gore oct goot iom 9prfere al Sor
oen g}ortb 0ofoto meo im Col og
9legn ian les a. booo Der geres
paa 6arnen iom til6erer Sino5
ipgeaipIet ber. 5 6ior bleo Der 40.
let. iprlig al &atienterne, 9roouf
ter. iom bar DGr0 mellem $4,000
og $4,000
glfifcOiger 81 Wiono Neuurf
u. 5, 13. April. Bubble Serpel
electric 6ompnuD", iom foripnel
9lemorf 90 Olnegn meo eleftriiI
9eIpsnin1, bar ufifeoiget % al line
6olf, Der er al tuif eQer pitri9li
,5aoiel aonIpo8niet ertlprer, at De
optaqer @ruiioentens Broflana
ton, Der aOoarer moo at gioe &er
ioaer ira iienotli9e 9onoe 9loqons
til SteOer al mllit9r eaer Senili
tGr 9etQoniug iom o9iao gploe
araititationer.
g@gioriDuingen lille g8ai6flgton
,. s. 13. April. Oct feoerale Wior
fe0s6ureau meooeler, at npiten bel
26aforiDninaeu aele6nie er op
6ruat. ioet DER al lem @daioner
aasier 300 / aplebniene oeu 1
2Inguit / 6ior flm bar 1920 til
bage ben / Utarts / 2lor 9eregnin
gen er uoiert poa @runolog a
Snoberetninger ira 224 aolebuson
lGg. Gen ferite Wiorts / 6ior oal
Der neiten $4,000 aasier tilbag
al 8interforraaoet
@n tpif 9fepr9ientant oiloe beitif
fe Sdmob neo $100,000,000. 30
iton Oiasi, f6. 9lpru. 9orgerme
tier @urlen bafte Seniation oeo ei
lole paa ct patriotiit WasleneoO
ber | @nar at ltOtale, at en- 10
lending ira oen tDife gfeaering bop
oe ttlbuot Charles %. lS6tpol
100000, 900 pan 8etingelie al a
getbleben. .@prferne inoltilleoe ia
) brifationen al arNsalrnllltition Ii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-18
ll'9aabS- -ari9en.

Sonoon f.. storil. 3 lleen,
Der cnote ocn s. slpriI, bIep II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-18

9olipia 6rpoer meo 8pitlono. 2a
9o3, 9olipia, Il 2lpril Sen tpife
0tiniiter og bans Segation5itab er
6lipet operroft oeres 9a9 al oen
bolioianife 9tegering ianunen meo
en- Note, Der erflurer at Den Oi.
plomatiife 6or6inoelie neaem 80.
liDia % Gpiflano er ofbrltot.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1917-04-18

@n tpif 9iepreientant oiloe beItit
fe Sdmob meo $100,000,000. 90
iton, Otasi, t6. 9lpru. 9orgerme
tier @urlen bafte Seniation beo en-
Iole poa ct patriotilf Oiasieneoe
fer @nar at lOtale, at Ell llo-
lending ira Den tpife gieqering 6op
oe tflbuot CHARLES Wf. lS6pob
100000 pon 9etingelie al, at
9etbleben. .&prferne inoitilleoe ia.
brifotionen al arigsammunition til
@ntenten.
Oir. Gnrlep oplDite, at ban boooc
lin alrnoifob ira Wfr. Shpnb ielr
for omfring to llger itoen oeO ei
nrgentinif Sfibs 5tabelnilebninq
paa Sore 9iiper Sfibsbpgoer oeS
0uincp. 0ir. Sdipnb bopoe iaoet
Iilblloet to Ia1e fpr aouaresirr
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-22
Where Richmond's Society Congregates

Robert McLear, Miss Pearl McLear.
Miss Flora Parks. Miss Lois Smith.
Misses Elizabeth and Martha McLear.
Members and their husbands In At
tendance were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Ridenour. Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Van
Zant, Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Anderson,
Mr.. and Mrs. George McLear, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Fetta. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Gchlenker, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Finley, Mr.. and Mrs. David Weller,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Matti, Mr.. and
Mrs. August Bachmeyer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Bachmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Bachmeyer. Messrs. Howard
SchleIker, Miles Shute, Raymond
Schlenker, Walter Anderson, Garland
Mclean, Lowell Kinsey, William
Spaulding, Misses Anna Fetta, Sarah
Shute, Lorraine Shute, Margaret Kin
sey, Dorothy Finley. Margaret Bach.
meyer, Margaret VanZant, Lucille An
derson, Dorothy McLear and Mr.. and
Mrs. w. E. Austin. The club will
meet in two weeks with Mrs W. e.
Austin at her home. east Of the city
The members Of the West Side
American Beauty club were very
pleasantly entertained at the home OF
Mrs. James Truman yesterday after.
noon The afternoon was spent so
cially with needlework and crochet
ing. Also :, very interesting reading
was given by Mrs. George Hayward
in regard to the constitutional conven-
ton. A dainty two-course lunch was
Served at $3.50 o'clock. The table was
prettily decorated with spring flowers
A large crocheted basket of sweetpeas
formed the centerpiece, and small
chocheted baskets Of the flowers were
given as favors. The members pres
ent we're: Mesdames Ray Maule, Der.
rard Kreimeier, Fern Harry, James
Rickels, James Truman, George Hay,
ward and Will Mutchner. Mrs. Chas
Hodge of Indianapolis, was guest
The club meets next Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Will Mutchner. A
special program has been prepared.
Forty members attended meeting
of the Penny club held Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. Charles
Eubank on Boyer street. 1t was voted
to take charge of the reception in con
nection with the Baby Welfare week
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-22

Mrs. Frank Crfchet Will chaperon the
party. The guests will be Misses
Carolyn Bradley, Mary 1lik, Bessie
Cruise, Hazel Mashmeyer, Cora Harris,
Mildred Parker, Alta Mcpherson, Ed
ma Dickinson. phyllis Butler. Mar
garet Jones, Dorothy Clarke, Emerald
Kemper, Thelma Wysong, Marie
Wrede. Carolyn Smith. Alice Jones.
Lucy Dennis. Marie Peters. Leota
Corey, Miss Clapp, Messrs Roscoe
Gambler, Albert Linneman, WEIGH,
Garwood Grimes. Lloyd Dye. Earl
Hewitt, Earl Kinley, Herbert Bradley,
Mark Johanning. Stanley Smith, Ray
! mond Akin, James Wood. H. Thomp-
son, Earl Caskey, Franklin Hebbeler,
Howard Lane, Brown. Wissler. Carl
Young, John Eaton, Robert st. John.
Weber, Harold Norris, Carl Fleming
end John Burris.
April 4, Mrs. Jaques, Of Chicago,
will talk on "Etchings" at meeting
of the Art Study class to be held in
the Public Art Gallery at the High
school. The exhibit from the Chicago
Etching club will be in the gallery at
this time At the meeting Wednesday
morning, Miss Margaret Starr had
charge Her subject was American
Mural Painters"
Mrs. John Lott was hostess yester-
day afternoon for a meeting OF Sec
ton of the Ladies' and Pastors
Union of Grace M. E. church at her
home, South Eighth street. There
| was large attendance. Officers were
| named as follows: President, Mrs.
William Tolliver, reelected; vice
president, Mrs John Lott: secretary
and treasurer, Mrs. Edna Miller-Heis.
err; assistant secretary and treasurer
Mrs. Jacob Miller Reports were read
and approved Refreshments were
| served. Section will entertain the
other sections next Wednesday after
noon at the church. April Is Mrs.
Jacob Miller entertains the circle.
Mrs. C. L. King and Mrs. G. A. Kor.
dell were in Eaton yesterday attend
| ing a funeral of an uncle, j. Stemple.
| Miss Gladys Weiss went to Dayton
today.
Miss Helen Rethmeyer was hostess
/ last evening for meeting OF the
Anenome club at her home, Richmond
avenue. A luncheon was served. The
| hostess for the next meeting will be
named later.
! In honor of her daughter Mrs. Ma
rine of Dayton, Ohio, Mrs. z. M. Moore
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-22

which will be April 80 to May s. In
two weeks Mrs. Golden entertains the
club at her home. North Ninth street.
Favors went to Mrs. Harvey Brown,
Mrs. George Ferling and Mrs. George
Reid. Wednesday afternoon when Mrs.
Edward Cooper entertained members
of card club at her home, South
Twelfth street In two weeks. Mrs.
Webb Pyle entertains the club.
There was special program Wed
nesday afternoon when Mrs. Ross Rob-
inson entertained members OF the
Tirzah aid society of the Ben Hur
lodge at her home, 5191s Main street.
Twenty-Five members were present.
Readings were given by Mrs. William
Jones and Mrs. Floyd Williams. Re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Bert
Williams entertains the club next
week at her home, North Eighteenth
street.
Spring flowers ornamented the
rooms in the apartment of Mrs. Luth-
er Feeger, North Ninth street yester-
day afternoon when she entertained
members of an afternoon thimble club.
The color scheme yellow and green
was carried out Mrs. Louis Condo OF
Indianapolis who is visiting Miss Ruby
Wilson was a guest A delicious col.
lation was served The members
present were Mrs. E. J. Dykeman, Mrs
Bessie Thompson, Keates, Miss Ruby
Wilson, Mrs. Arthur Hill, Mr.. Lee
Dykeman, Mrs. Fred Bethard, Mrs
Omar Whelan and Mrs. Isaac Wilson
In two weeks Mrs. Wilson will enter.
tain the club with a movie party at
a local theatre.
Mrs. Frank Price was hostess Wed
nesday afternoon for a meeting OF
Section Four of the Ladies and Pas
tors union of Grace M. e. church at
her home. West Main street. The new
officers named were: President, Mrs
Frank Price; vice president, Mrs
Frank Neal; secretary, Mrs. Fred Al
len and treasurer, Mrs. Charles Kinert
The next meeting will be held April
49, and the hostess will be named lat
er.
Wednesday of next week bazaar
will be given at the West Richmond
Friends church. Many pretty articles
will be on sale all of which are hand
made. In the evening there will be
supper and the public is invited to
attend.
Onicron Pi Sigma fraternity mem
bers will give picnic party and
dance this evening in the fraternity
rooms on East Main street. Mr.. and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-22

A sacred program Was presented
Wednesday afternoon at 2;ao o'clock
In the parlors Of the First Presbyterian
church by tho Music Study club for
their friends and any person interest
Cd. The large auditorium was al.
mess FILLED. Tho program was . spien'
did one and was prepared BY Mrs. p.
W. Kruger, VOCAL and Miss Helen
Nicholson, instrumental. Mrs. VIII.
liam Rooney had ths discussion. The
frs. number was played BY Mlss Hell.
en- Nicholson and was a group Of two
selections, (a) FIN Senate, 1st. Move.
rent-0uIlmant and (b) Evening
SONG by Matthews. Niles Nicholson
played In q comprehensive manner and
tho numbers were thoroughly enjoyed.
The second numbers wore Teach Me,
o Lord by Brown and My God. MY
Father, BY MRrtson given by Mrs. r. w.
Kruger, Mro. George eartsl, Mrs. Ray
Ienanecker and Mise Ruth James.
Ssrenade by Schubert arranged for
Violin was played by Miss Ruth Scott,
lVSoO VSOUSs0OV HioyU'0 IuV W 81" ~
compartment. The guests were de.
lighted with the appearance Of the
Presbyterian church quartet composed
Of Mrs. F. w. Kruger, Mr.. Otto Krone,
Mr.. Frank Braffett and Mrs. Ray Long.
neeker. They sang, "chrlst 10 Rls.
en-" After their number they were
greeted with hearty applause but they
did not respond much to the regret Of
the guests. The numbers arranged for
organ and which were to have been
given by Mrs. LeWls King could not
be presented on account Of the illness
Of the musician. A number, Festzu9
by Jensen arranged for two pianos was
played by Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. oler
in an accomplished manner. A beauti.
fuI number was sung by Mrs. r. w.
Kruger with Miss Carolyn Hutton
playing the violin obligato. II was,
Come See The Place Where Jesus
lay" by Bartlett.
Miss Alice knolIenberg, an accom-.
piished orsanist Of this city played two
beautiful numbers, Hosannah (Chorus
Magnvs) by Dubois, and Meditation by
sturess. Miss knollenbers played ex-
ceptIenaiIy we'll and her Interpretation
Of the numbers was wonderful. The
last number was given by the Presby-
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and plans for the annual district meet
ing were considered at = meeting OF
the board of directors yesterday in the
Claypool Hotel Mrs. Carolyn Fair
bank state president, announced her
intention of visiting every district
convention.
Mrs. 8. w. Hodgin will be hostess
Friday afternoon for meeting OF the
Frances Willard w. C. T. U. at her
home, 81 South Fifteenth street.
The aid society Of the Second Eng
lish Lutheran church will present
1.-The Old Peabody Pew" Friday even
Ing at the Friends church in Fountain
City.
Hiawatha Social and Literary so.
ciety will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Laura Brohman at her home,
Richmond avenue.
The first aid class to the Red Cross
organized by the Richmond Chapter
OF the Daughters of the American Rev
olution met yesterday afternoon in
the Garfield school DR.. A. j. Whallon
gave talk consisting for the most
part of instructions.
A card party will be given Friday
afternoon in the Eagles hall by the
wives OF the members Of the lodge.
An evening meeting Of the Neigh
borly club was held Wednesday even
ing at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Aug
ust Bachmeyer, east of the city. In
the living-room carnations were the
decorations. The dining room was
appointed with sweet peas. An inter
esting program as follows was pre-.
scented: Humorous stories. members
of the society; piano solo, Miss Lucille
Anderson song, Robert McLear; in
strumental duet, Miss Margaret Kin.
sey and Miss Dorothy Finley; violin
solo, Master Walter Anderson, piano
accompaniment, Miss Flora Parks !;
piano solo, Miss Dorothy Finley; in.
strumen.al duet, Miss Lucille Ander.
son and Miss Louise Smith. Special
guests of the club were Mr.. and Mrs
Orla McLear, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Rune, Mr.. and Mrs John Neese, Mr.
J. G.. Sutton, MI Emil Powell, Mr.
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terian quartet cnd was Awake Thou
That sieepest" by Maker.
The next meeting Of the club will be
held In two weeks.
Miss Helen Forsyth Of Indianapolis
who has been the guest Of Miss Mar
sarst Binkley, 2o9 National avenue
has returned home.
An election OF officers was held
Wednesday afternoon when Section
OF the Ladies and Pastors Union OF
Grace M. =. church met at the home
OF Mrs. Albert Kittle. President H.
Mrs. Orv!lle Ashinger; vice president
Mrs. Charles Addelman; first vice
president. Mrs. Henry Townsend: sec
retary.treasurer, Miss Alice Price; as
sistant secretary-treasurer, Mrs. AL
bert Kittle. Mrs. Mcvey Of Indianap
oils, was a guest Mrs. Mary Price
entertains the aid April 18 at her
home, Fifteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Milford and
Miss Laura Fryar spent the weekend
in Newcastle the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Lon Gephart and family.
This afternoon skating party was
given at the Coliseum by the Girls
Athletic association. The committee
in charge was composed Of Miss Mar
garet Wickemeyer Miss Letha Chrow
Miss Martha Jones, Miss Nina Ed
mundson, Miss Amy Fitzpatrick.
Members of sewing circle were en-.
tertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs
DeHaven at her home, South Fourth
street. The hours were spent social
ly and with needlework. A delicious
luncheon was served. The members
of the club are Mrs. Bradford Harri-
son, Mrs Charles Dove, Mrs. Ralph
Little, Mrs. Ray Meeks, Mrs. Edward
Sharp, Mrs Roy Longfellow, Mrs
Claude Addelman, Mrs. Walter Muir.
ray, Mrs. Harry Darnell, Mrs. John
Schattel, Mrs. Harry VESSEL and Mrs
Harry Sharp Mrs. Ralph Little will
entertain the members at the next
meeting at her newly appointed home
West Main street.
A discussion of the annual budget
for the Indiana Federation of Clubs
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is entertaining with an informal card
party this evening at her home, 301
North Twenty.first street.
One hundred and ten persons At
tended the social given last evening at
the First Christian church. by the
members Of the Loyal Daughters and
the Loyal Sons classes OF the church
for their wives and husbands. Ameri-
can flags formed decoration. The
orchestra played several pretty num-
bers. There were various games in
Guiding a contest of nursery ryhmes
Mrs. John Shallenburg gave readings
and told several pretty children's
stories. Mrs. Ralph Little played a
piano number, Mrs. Sharp gave read
ings. Rev. L. C. Murray gave a hu-
morous reading and Mrs. Charles
Carter also read. After the program
there was a social hour and refresh
ments.