The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-07-13
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Piano pupils Of Miss Alice Kearns
save q recital this afternoon ct her
home. on South Sixteenth street The
program given was - follows:
Petit Rondo" Low
Lucille Seaney.
Inc fair .................. .0Orlltt
Eva 0lunt.
Festival March" Low
Ethel Everett.
Happy Hours" ..... Streabbog
vesta Thompson.
"A Mountain Pink" ....... .Spaulding
Mary Haas.
Butterfly" Cochran
Iva Glunt.
Tho Soldiers Song 49,. .6teinheimer
Keifer Norman.
ION and On Gallop March. Martin
Alsa Minor and Juanita Detmer.
"Dixie's Land" .Steinheimer
Amy Green.
Playing Tag" ......... Margstein
Mary Hodapp.
Joyous Farmer" ..... .Schumann
Alma Bussen.
"Sflvery Waves" ............La Tour
Juanita Detmer and Gsnevieve
Mcdonnell.
"Minuet" 1899. Mozart
"LArc de Triumphe shousche"
Gabriel
Olive Klausmeier
Song without Words" .6treabbog
Felicia Waltz" .............R olfe
Alsa Minor.
Flower Song" .Lange
Stanley Green.
Goldfish Masurka' ........... Helms
Lillian Hodapp.
Sweet BY and BY" .......... Stier
Genevieve Mcdonnell
Song-"The Contented Bird. Rowe
Mary Hodapp.
"Warbling at Eve" ........ Richards
"Cabaletta" Lack
Juanita Detmer.
"The Girls Glee Song $500. .Geibel
Mary Haas. Amy Green, Olive
Clausmeier.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fry, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Fry, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Fry and Earl Williams motored to
Chillicothe. O.. today for visit with
Sergeant J. Grant Fry.
Mrs. w. H. Sarles and son, Paul, of
Lafayette are spending the weekend
here.
MISS vera Ddll0y, MISS NUN EuBcT.
ton and Miss Mary Foley have re-
turned from Decature where they at
tended the annual convention of TN
Delta Theat Tau sorority which was In
session Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. Richmond chapter was
honored by having two Of its members
elected to grand office, Miss Mary
Foley being elected registrar. and
Miss Ruth Edgerton. grand secretary.
Miss Edith Riley returned to her
home In Dayton. o., yesterday, after
few days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Everette McConaha Of South Eleventh
street.
Members OF Mrs. D. L. Mather's
Sunday school class of First Presby-
terrain church were entertained yester-
day afternoon By Miss Anna Dallas at
her home. Twelve were present The
afternoon was spent In sewing for the
Red Cross. The next meeting will be
home on South Fourteenth street
AS courtesy to her guest, Mrs. !
Guy Greenwald Of Fall City, Neb, |
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier gave Red |
Cross party yesterday morning at her |
The morning was spent in making |!
trench slippers for the Red Cross. At
noon q two-course luncheon was !
served at small tables. Bouquets OF
sweet peas adorned the tables where
covers were laid for Mrs. Greenwald,
Miss Alberta Brecheiser, Miss Viola |
Stein, Mrs Gus Hoelscher, Mrs. Ed
ward Newman. Mrs. Harry McCabe, |
Mrs Robert Weichman, Mrs. Henry |
Heinrich. Mrs. Frank Dolloff, Miss
Alice Knollenberg, Mrs. Everett |
Knollenberg. Miss Mildred Schalk,
Miss Carolyn Hutton, Mrs. George !;
Thomas, Mrs. Arthur Bundy, Miss |
Florence Bartel, Miss Gertrude Bartel.
Miss Cuban, Miss Mary Peltz, Miss
Ruth Peltz. Miss Edith Moore. Mrs,
Owen Loofbourrow, Miss Ruth Scott |
and Mrs. John Mueller.
Word has been received here of the
safe arrival OF O'Connell Kelley in
France.
Lieut. Jesse Grim who is in the |
medical corps at Camp Hancock, Ca !
is here for a ten days visit with Mrs |
Rau OF North Ninth street.
Mrs. L. NJ. Hays Of Main street has |
received a letter from her son. Glen |
Mcclure. who is in Company B, second
brigade OF the machine gun corps in |
France. He is at the front now and |
says he is in the best OF health but |
very busy.
The Women's Franchise league OF
the United States has issued the fol !
lowing statement. and Mrs. Richard |
Edwards is anxious to have someone
from Indiana member OF this unit.
The statement follows:
THE Woman's Overseas hospitals
have been asked by the French gov
eminent to undertake three humid
red bed hospital for gas cases. the
French authorities to furnish the hos
pital and pay the maintenance OF the
patients.
For the personnel we need Ave ex-
perienced physicians, one opthamalo-
gist, one nose and throat specialist,
ten nurses. twenty aides. four chauf-
fers, the aides and chauffeurs to be
sulf-supporting. Physicians will be
paid lieutenant's salary as in the Red
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