The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-08

G>orxo Wllooxen ct her home. IS
South Eleventh street.
BY request the Philathea class Of
the Second Presbyterian church VIII
repeat, 1.-THE Old Melodies" concert,
wednesday evening at 8 o'clock at the
church. An admission Of ten cents
will be asked. Tho program will DO
as follows:
America Cnofus
Sweet And Low ............ Chorus
Musical Mon0losue-
In The Cleaning ......... Selected
Mrs. Carl Roop.
OI0 BRICK J00 ...... COoSCA
Mr.. Benjamin Howes.
My old Kentucky Home $500. Chorus
Vocal
Believe Ne II All Those Endearing
Young Charms Scotcn
Mrs. Omar Jones.
Just Forty Years Ago. -. Selected
Mrs. s. I. Homer.
Old Folks at Home $40. Male Quartet
Messrs. Frank Walker. Glen Rankin.
Roy Plummer and BENJAMIN Howes.
Just Before the Battle Mother. Chorus
Last Rose Of Summer. Hazel Cruise
We all have . very bad Cold. Quartet
Mrs. Jones, Hazel Cruise, Stella
Dare, Blanche Plummer.
When You and We're Young.
................ Ruth Mumbower
Jaunita. :. Edith Hilbert, Stella Hart
Star SpAngled Banner. -. .Pantomine
NAtvlf
Helen Massey
SOLO MIS. JOucO
Home Sweet Homo .......... Chorus
The Ladies' Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon in the post room at the court
house.
Mrs. Henning and Mrs. Emma Sny-
der are leaving Wednesday for Indian
apolis where they will attend q conven-
ton of the Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie.
Mr.. Robert James Click has return
ed from New Paris. Ohio, where he at.
tended a dinner given Sunday by Mr..
and Mrs. Mann.
Last evening Miss Meta Rankin,
North Fifteenth street, entertained
members Of the Loyal Messenger class
of the First Christian church at her
home. Refreshments were served.
Miss Ruth Allen entertains the club in
two weeks when the election will be
held.
Miss Amy Horton, who has been
spending the winter in New York Is
the guest Of her mother, Mrs. Belle
Horton, North Ninth street.
At the informal tea given Monday
afternoon by Mrs. ]. T. Giles, South
Fifteenth street. in celebration of La
fayette Day, Mrs. George Chrisman
read the following original poem to the
members Of the Richmond Chapter Of
the Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton:
Long ago when Americas great cry
Of need
Rang out DER the water SO far.
Twas heard by brave noble man Of
fair France,
Who FASTENED to join in our war
He came and our troops to sure
victory led,
He came, because, justice he loved,
Today in our hearts lives his memory
dear,
His friendship was so surely proved.
Just now comes a call from the land Of
his birth
Let's answer it quickly and well
And show to his people our gratitude's
worth
Our response in our offering will tell
Dear, brave man of France we
reverence thy name.
Right freely we'll answer the call
OF thy people, and pray that ever the
same
Light OF Freedom shines over US ALL"
A meeting Of the Past Chief Pythian
Sisters was held yesterday afternoon
with Mrs. Carl Wadman, North Fifth
street.
Mrs. George Reid and Mrs Fred G.
Mayer attended a pretty auction
bridge party given Monday afternoon
by Mrs. Frank Neff at her home in
Eaton. Ohio. Spring flowers and ferns
ornamented the rooms. The favors
went to Mrs. Walter Tyrrell, Mrs
Plummer and Mrs. George Reid. An
elaborate luncheon in courses was
served. The other guests were Mes
DANES Vaughn. Gale. Wolffson, Plum
mer, Klein. Walter Tyrrell, Miss Marie
Thum of Eaton:
Mrs. Myrtle Holmes-Stant, who has
Just returned from California where
she was soloist at the First Presby-
terrain church In Los Angeles. has
opened a studio at 903 North D street,
where she will receive vocal students