The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-13

Misses Jennie ana MOlile Sole, y
South Tenth street, yesterday. Mr..
and Mrs. Middleton were motoring to
Oxford, o., to attend commencement
exercises at Western College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Brown enter
tanned small company of friends at
dinner last night, in compliment to Mr..
and Mrs. Glen Wood, of South Bend.
John Cox. of Indianapolis, was an out
Of town guest.
Another of the series of Red Cross
parties was given this afternoon on
The porch of the Westcott hotel The
hostesses were Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs.
Fred Stinson, Mrs. w. ]. Blackmore,
and Mrs. N. P. Durahn. Twenty wom-
IN knitted for the soldiers. The porch
was artistlcally decorated in flowers
and National colors. Dainty refresh
ments we're served
Pupils of Charles F. Weisbrod will
appear in recital tomorrow afternoon
ut his home, 212 South Twelfth street.
rhe program to be given is as follows:
Zinga Russian Mazurka (SgambatD,
Mollie Haimovich Dance of the Flow
crs (Lamont), Boneta Wilson; Cupid's
Appeal (Engelman), Katherine Strick-
Ter; Mill Wheel Song (Spaulding),
Evelyn Murphy; Capricanti (Wacho),
harlow Aiken; The Imp's Revels Bon
heur), Lowell Patti; Sparkling Cas-
cade (Wiliams), Chariot Race
(Scytte). Iona Venting; The Advance
# the Guards (Kern), Elizabeth Ran
kin; Return of the Reapers (Grieg)
ilice Ely; Valse Legere (Braun),
Love Song (Nevin), Helen Roller;
Cabaletta Uack), Marcellus Pohl-
meyer; Marcia Fantastica (Moter),
Grace Gibson; Vivienne (Vanasse),
Marie Thomas; Valse Brilliante (Mosz-
';owskD Murmuring Breezes (S:nd-
'ng), Stella Baker.
Beginning pupils of Frederick X.
Hicks will appear in a recital this
evening in the High school auditorium
1T s o'clock Gladys Longnecker.
pianist will assist The public is most
rordiaally invited to attend the re-
citals to be given tonight. tomorrow
1vening, and Friday evening. Tonight's
program is as follows:
March-Enterpe (Greenwald), Elmer
Bescher Dream Waltz (Vogt), Argus
Ogborn; Nocturn (Greenwal6, How
ard Dietrich; Sonontina No. (Harris)
Marie McManus; Reveries Green
wald), Irine Jarra Rondo (Greene),
Irvan Hall; Arminta Waltz Green
wald) Robert Hough: Reverie Green
wald), Joseph Hale: Gavotte C. Sgam-
BATH, Gladys Longnecker; Remem-
brance (VogD. Richard Robbins;
Paganini Fantasia No. 1 (Mollenhauerl
Paul Loos; Els Dance (Greenwald),
VIM. Rooney; Cradle Song (Hauser),
Donald Ramsey; Polinsch (Mendel-
ssohn). John Black; Song Without
Words, (Greenwald), Margorie Gault,
Scat Song (Vogt). Pauline Wallace:
paganini Fantasia No. ? (Mollenhauer)
George Wissler.
Miss Grace woodward will leave Fri
day for Chicago, H., where she will
enter the University of Chicago, for a
six weeks course. From there she will
go to Clinton, Ky, to spend the re-
mainder of the summer with her
father Gilbert woodward
Union Bible class Of the First Eng
fish Lutheran Sunday school held its
regular monthly meeting last night at
the home of Miss Edna Grottendick,
81 South Twelfth street 1t was de-
cided to have an all day picnic July 4th
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Englebrecht, in Spring Grove.
Miss Irene Wigmore announced her
engagement to Ralph Hyde at a picnic
party at Glen Miller park yesterday
aft A.
George H. Knollenberg store composed
the party.
Mrs. George Reed and Mrs. George
Ferling entertained one Of the series OF
Red Cross parties yesterday afternoon
at the home of the former. Two
tables Of auction bridge were played
Favors were given Mrs. 0. o. Smith,
Mrs. Lon Cox, Mrs. Will Stephen
Other guests present were, Mrs. Ed
ward Klute, Mrs. Glen Beeson, Mrs.
Edward Cooper. Dainty refreshments
were served
Mrs. Emma Voge entertained the
members of the Joy Bearers class of
the Trinity Lutheran church last night
at her home on South Thirteenth
street. The evening was spent In
working on articles for the Christmas
bazar
Mrs. w. n. Todd, No 3 Washington
Court is treasurer of the Red Cross
fund received from the chain of card
parties. She is especially anxious
that all money be turned over to her
after the parties.
Members of the Show Me club held
their regular meeting yesterday af
ternoon at the home of Mrs
Silas Hastings, East Main street. The
next meeting will be held with Mrs
Charles Palmer, los South Ninth
street
Mrs f. r. Beeson, of Seattle, Wash.
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. King and
daughters.
DR.. J. E. King and daughter, Flor
ence. have returned from visit in