The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-03-14

IN the st. Mays hall tho Juvenile di.
vision gave . splendid program con-
sisting Of Irish songs and readings.
The affair was In keeping with the st.
Patrick's Feast. Those who took part
were: Masses Gladys Boyce. Helen
Schneider. Francis Rossr. Esther Coy.
le. Mary CarTall Mary Reece. Helen
Reece, Helen Yeager, Mary Tteman.
Elizabeth Grace. Lucille Abbey. Mar
garet McNalley, Helen Doyle, Irene
Farrester. Mary Lamb, Mildred Kuch-
enbuck. Lucille Kuchenback, Mary
williams, Dorothy williams, Pauline
Maher. Ruth Harrington. Dorothy Coy.
10.
Thursday evening Miss Laura Gas
ton. head Of the Music Department at
Earlham college 10 presenting q mum.
Der Of her advanced pupils In recital
at 8:15 O'Clock 1t tho high school au-
ditorium. Miss Elgia Witwer Of the
college vocal department will make
her first public appearance in this
city ct this time. The program IL open
to the public. No admission will be
ssked. It viii be given as follows:
Introduction and Allegro, Opus ~,
(Godard)-M1ss Mildred Nusbaum.
Miss Castor second piano accompaui.
uent
(seRever1e. (schuett): (b). Am
Nicer, (Codard)-Mies LaVeme Jones.
Aria from Queen Of Sheba, More Re-
gal in His Low Estate, (Gounod)-
Miss Witwer.
Polonaise in e, (Liszt)-Miss Mar
jorie Beck
Caprise Espagnol. (Moszkowsh)-
Miss Helen Hadley.
Concerto for two violins, (Baoh)-
Miss Carolyn Hutton and Miss Dor
othy Robertson.
Rgoletto Fantasia, (verdi-Liszt)-
Miss Dorothy Land.
Song group
(a) The Star, (Rodgers; (b) Love
Came In at the Door One Day,
Niebling): (c) Life and Death,
(Coleridge.Taylor)-Miss Witwer.
Concerto In D Minor, (McDowel)
(a) Larghetto Calmato; (b) Pres.
to Giocoso: (c) Largo and Motto
Allegro-Miss Sybil Loofburrow.
Miss CASTOR, second piano accom-
paniment.
The Wonan's Home Missionary so
ciety of the Grace M. e. church will
hold an open meeting this evening at
the home Of Mrs Henry Townsend,
lib South Twenty-hrst street. The
Lenten Offering will be taken at this
time. AL members are asked to be
present
Mrs. Carl voss will entertain mem
bers Of the Sunshine Crochet club at
her home, 31S North Tweuty.1rst
street, Thursday afternoon.
The members of the Four Corner
Club will meet Friday afternoon with
Mrs. Joseph Meyer at her home, S25
North H street.
The Woman's Relief Corps will
meet THURSDAY afternoon In the Post
room at the Court House.
The C. B. A. class OF the Central
Christian church will give a Mystic
social this evening at the church.
Mrs. NJ L. Kirkman of North Nine
teenth street, has returned after
spending the winter in Florida
Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Quigg Of Elk
City, Kansas, who were called here
by the death Of their aunt, Mrs. Sarah
Mendenlall and who was buried yes
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few days with Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Quigg and Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Quigg.
Last evening PRETTY appointed
dinner was given by Mr.. and Mrs. J. E.
Bender at their apartments, South
Fifth street, in honor Of several
guests. In the center of the table was
French basket filled with spring
flowers and ferns. An elaborate din.
ner In several courses was served. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Crowell, Miss Ruby Crowell. Mr. Ray.
mond Crowel. Miss Edith Strattan,
Mrs. Alice Guyton, Mr.. Cecil Bender,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. J. O'Bnen OF Gin.
cinnati.
n lu0CIAu6 VI tuC
Study class Of District Number was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Mable Greenhoff on the
Smyrna Road. All the decorations
were in keeping with ST. Patrick's Day.
Twelve members were present Re.
spenses to roll call were Irish quota
tons. Mrs. Ella Kenworthy was the
leader. The subject was, Textile
Wool" Miss Alice Macy assisted the
leader and gave paper. History of
Wool" Mrs. Elizabeth Pyle gave an
interesting account OF the way in
which her husband raises sheep and
also spoke Of sheep shearing. Sham
rocks were given as favors. The class
has invited the aid society of the
Second English Lutheran church to
present. THE Old Peabody Pew"
March 80. at the Columbia school.
After the program there we're refresh.
ments In two weeks Mrs Mary