The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-17
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! Mrs. w. Y. voyle and children, Rob-
ert and Katherine. have returned to
their home in Elyria. Ohio. arter a
three weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Chrisman on kinsey street.
| They were accompanied to Dayton by
Mr.. Chrisman.
| Mr. and Mrs. George W. Davis. Mrs.
Ida Carpenter and daughter Jane and
Miss Anna Nicholson motored to Day.
| ton today to witniss an exhibition OF
French aviatoors at Wright field.
Miss Esther A. Henning daughter OF
Mrs. Sanford Henning of South Sew
enth street and Walter B. Miller. son
Of Mrs. H. G. Miller OF La Junta,
| Co., were married Saturday evening
at the home of the brides mother.
Rev. Arthur Gates Of Union City per-
| formed the ceremony in the presence
of the relatives and a few intimate
| friends. Prior to the ceremony Miss
Jeanett Kramer played a program OF
| bridal music, changing to the wedding
march as the bridal party entered.
! The bride was attended by her sis
| ter, Miss Dorothy Henning, and the
groom was attended by Frank D.
Walker. The bride wore a dainty
dress of white organdie with cor
sage of pink rose buds. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller left Saturday evening for La
! fayette where Mr.. Miller is in training
| in the motor mechanics unit. The
| bride is a graduate of Richmond
| high school and has been clerk at
/ Garfield high school for several years.
| The groom is a graduate OF Bradley
Polytechnic institute at Peoria, ILL.,,
and was an instructor in Garfield high
| school Mrs. Miller will return here
| when her husband is transferred to
! another comp. The guests at the we'd
ding were DR.. and Mrs. w. p Walker
of Mason City, ILL.,, Mrs. Mary A.
| Kaufman, Mrs. Amelia Henning, Miss
! jeanette Kramer, Mrs. j. w. Hall,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Kittle, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank d. Walker, Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Anthony Pfeiffer, Fred Pickett, Miss
Bonnie Carman, Miss Dorothy Hen
ming and Mrs. Mary Henning.
! All circles of Aid society Of First
, Presbyterian church will hold pic
| mic at Honeysuckle Hill in Glen Miller
| Wednesday afternoon. All women are
| urged to attend. For any person who
is not able to walk from the car line
to the hill, an automobile will be pro-
vided. The women are requested to
| be at the church at o'clock where
automobiles will be waiting Supper
| will be served at o'clock.
| A luncheon bridge will be given at
the Country club Wednesday. Lunch
con will be served at one o'clock and
bridge will be played in the afternoon.
| Those who do not care to play card,
may form groups for knitting. The
affair will be very informal and all
women members of the club are in
vited. Those who care to. are asked
to form their tables for playing be-
fore coming, however this is not nee
essary. The committee in charge of
the party is Mrs. w. L. Magaw, chair
man, Mrs. Harry Lontz, Miss Esther
Coate and Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd.
! Reservations for the luncheon should
be made not later than tomorrow
night.
| Prof Frederick Hicks will give the
second of his. series of recitals to-
morrow evening in the high school
auditorium at 8 o'clock. His begin
| ming class will give the program to-
night. Tomorrow evening the string
quartette composed of Hilda Kirkman,
! first violin; Lucille Nusbaum, cello;
Neva Bowman second violin, and F.
X. Hicks, violin, will assist on the
program. The public is invited The
numbers will be as follows:
! Heart Bowed Down. Balfe
, Howard DIETRICH
Air Varie No. 2.....D ancla
Irene Jarra
! Berceuse from "Jocelym" GODDARD
| Marie McManis
Hungarian Sketch .........H owath
William Rooney
Spring Awakening ..........B Bach
Claud Miller
! Bolero ............ BONN
Malvern Soper
The Mill (from OPP. 1872 Quartette)
j. ran
beTCeuSe Jdrno1elt
Ralph Giles
hOmanZa ................ SlmOnette
Martha Webb
Au Varie No 5...D ancla
Charlotte Colvin
oerendde Badlne ........... Marie
Grace Barton
Soineiur de Wieniaws ski . {. Haesche
Paul Swain
Faust Waltz ....Gu onod
Helen Addleman
Tamborin .................. Hasse
Stella Knode
Gavotte No. ................Po Pepper
Dorothy Heironimus
The business meeting and social OF
the Epworth league of First Metho-
dist church, which was to have been
held Tuesday evening at the church,
has been called off owing to the con-
dition of Miss Ruth VanSickle who
was injured In the automobile acct