The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-05-04
SOCIETY'S MEETING PLACE

Price; secretary. Mrs. Eva Lamb;
treasurer. Mrs. Laura Ferguson. Plans
were made for the annual banquet to
be held the second week in July at the
home of Mrs. Effie Hanes, South
Twenty-third street. A delicious
luncheon in several courses was
served. Flowers and ferns appointed
the table. Places were arranged for
Mrs. Laura Whitsell. Mrs. Mary Price.
Miss Alice Price, Mrs. Marry Moore,
Miss Lucille Mayr. Miss Sarah Lewis,
Miss Emma Lindemuth. Mrs. Eva
Lamb. Miss Victoria Lindemuth, Mrs.
Martha Johnson, Mrs. Effie Hanes,
Mrs. Laura Ferguson. Mrs. Eunice
Frame, Mrs. Emma Eva, Mrs. VIII
Cunningham and Mrs. Martha Barr.
One Of the charming dancing parties
of the month Of May was given last
evening in the OmicrOn Pi Sigma fra.
ternity rooms by the members of so
cial committee. Several out-of-town
guests were in attendance. A moon
light dance was feature. The rooms
were arranged with flowers and ferns.
Those who enjoyed the affair we're
Edna Brinkmeyer of Indianapolis, Ma
RE Howard Of Anderson, Mable Felt
man. Florence Cummins, Blanch Bay
er. Dess Stevens Of Liberty, Hazel
Mashmeyer. Carolyn Bradley, Mar
garet Jones. Florence Burgess, Hazel
Henderson. Martha Jones. Olive
Jones. Dorothy Clarke, Cornelia Bor-
der. Ralph Engelbert. John Weber,
Homer Ramsey, Herbert Bradley,
George Weaver. Albert Linneman.
James Wood. Westcott Hanes Of In
dianapolis. Floyd Dye, Harry Smith,
Frank Bescher, Talbert Jessup, Stan
ley Smith, William Caskey, Herman
Brown. Ray whistler. Earl Hewitt, Carl
Piening and Fred Rooney. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Crichet chaperoned the
party. Another party will be given
Thursday evening Of the coming week.
A program Of music by members Of
Miss Mable Hasemeiers class Of plan
ifrote will be given, Saturday after
noon at 2:45 o'clock at the home of
Miss Hasemeier. 1874 South Seventh
street. The program 10 appended:
The Little May Queen. (Bilbro)-
Maurice Lonsfellow. Robert Kemper:
(a) Rockaby. (Bilbro): 90 The Mock
ing Bird, (Bilbro); (c) Swing. (Bilbro)
Maxine McCune.
The Robins Lullaby, (Krogmann)-
Frances Hanna.
,(a) My First March, (streabbog op.
118 No. y: ID Joyous Peasant, (Schu-
mann Kemper.
(a) Creep Mousie. Cd. D. Wood:
o. The Cuckoo. ID. D. Wood)-
Frances Hanna. Maxine McCune.
(a) The Violet. (Rowe); OBJ The
Dancing Lesson, paul Ducelle)-
Rhea Pyle.
(a) Air. (schumann op. ss No. ~:
(b) Soldiers March, (Schumann op.
6S No. 2)-Albert Gossett.
(a) Evening Twilight, (Reinecke
No. 81; (b) The Flower Girl, Uemont
op. 5)-Agnes Rady.
Bohemian Song, (Aletter)-Maurice
Longfellow.
A Bit Of Gossip, (Intermezzo),
George D. Martini Bessie Marshall.
Vocal, (a) The Fairies Lullaby,
(Orth op. IA No. ~: (b) Fly My Kite.
E. Glenn Hier-Rhea Crandall, accom-
PIANIST, Thelma Pyle. 4.
I Simple Confession, (Thome op. 25)
as Bys tiie Light 81 the Moon. tMa-
RE Crosby op. $50; tb) Dance OF the
Forest Sprites, (Krug) = Thelma
Thomas.
(a) Harvest Festival, (Max FRANKIE
op. Sc No. 81: (b) Gypsies' Camp, (Sey-
mour Smith)-Marguerite Cox, Thel-
ma Thomas.
(a) Berceuse, (schutt): (b) Elfin
Dance, (Grieg)-Rhea Crandall.
Butterfly, (Merkel op. 81 No. a.
Thelma Pyle.
Souvenir De La Louisiana (Maz-
urka), canton Strelezki)-Marguerite
Cox.
Nocturne. tRenieke op. 2e5)-Ruth
Rinehart.
Second valse in BIB, (Godard)-
Esther Fouts.
Mrs. N. e. Gobbel. Miss Gertrude
Lane and Miss Alma Longest, Of Eng
lish, Indiana, are visiting Mrs. Cob
bells sister, Mrs J. NJ Meloy, 225
South Eighth street.
The aid society of the First English
Lutheran church met Thursday after
noon at the church. The society has
decided to pay $601.75 toward the re-
cent improvements made to the
church. Plans were also completed
for the banquet which will be given
members of the Junior and Senior
choirs of the church this evening at
$50 o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp win give
a dance this evening in the Odd Eel
lows Hall at $3.50 O'Clock. The Kolp
orchestra will play.
The time was spent in hemming
towels, making dresser searfs and in
making other articles needed at the
hospital, Thursday afternoon, when the
aid society of the Reid Memorial hos
Have you
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