The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-06-20
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program. Concerto in G Minor Op. g."
q difficult and serious number. Miss
Kirkman showed herself to be real
violinist in giving this number as she
did. She played with rich mellow
tones throughout and played with a
great amount of temperament.
Miss Margaret Byfield Of Indiana
polls is spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Land at their home
on South Twelfth street.
Mrs. L. Barton Evans has received
word that her brother, Harold Hiatt,
has arrived safely over seas. Hiatt
is in the Second trench mortar bat
talon.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fuller are the
parents Of girl, Betty Jane, born
Sunday,
Announcement has been made that
| there will be no prayer meeting at
Third Methodist church this evening,
The regular services will be held on
Sunday as usual.
The Red Cross sewing room in Fair
| view school building has been closed
| for one week owing to the scarcity OF
| materials. During the. last three
| months, the branch has made 28O gar
I ments and quilted several quilts.
Work will be resumed in about a
week.
AS a courtesy to Miss Bessie Cruise
| who leaves next week for Washington,
D. c., to accept a government posi-
ton, number Of girls gave picnic
party last evening in Glen Miller park
Those In the party were Miss Nellie
Hawkins. Miss Mabel Loehr, Miss
| Clara Harris, Miss Hazel Cruise, Miss
Carolyn Rodefeld, Miss Carolyn Brad
ley, Miss Bessie Cruise, Miss Helen
Riggs and Miss Jean Ellis.
| Officers were elected last evening
I at the meeting of the Bethany Bible
class held at the church. Supper was
served at $50 o'clock, followed by a
business session and a social hour
Wilbur Schnelle was elected pressi.
dent; Richard Holzapfel, vice presi
dent; Mrs Earl Kinley, secretary; My.
ron Keelor, treasurer. Mrs. Harmon
Jahnke is teache of the class.
Under the auspices of Harry Frank
els jazz orchestra, a dance will be
given this evening in the l. o. 0. F.
the evening. The balcony will be open
/ % TOT 60 lnnf GU
the proceeds to be given to the Red
Cross.
| Piano pupils of Miss Ruth PeltZ will
| appear in recital tomorrow evening in
the high school auditorium at eight
o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited. The program for tomorrow
evening will be as follows:
| Helen McWhinney
| NOCLurQo r. q OTSO
Juliet Swain
| Gypsy Dance ...............L l.. Behr
| Margaret Misener
| MaZurKa .............. BdCnmann
/ Margaret Coe
Springs Awakening ....... T. Espen
Georgia Healy
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Alice Starr
Merry Mood .......... H. Lichner
! Edward Nusbaum
valse Enfantine . E. A. Mueller
| Helen Bullerdick
! NdiSe bTLlldute NouCOHe
Alice Dafler
Meditation ............. Engelmanr
! Katherine Fee
Romance .................. J. Fable,
| Helen Bentllage
Vocal ......... ......... Selected
! Helen Eggemeyer
Valse Gracieuse ...... l.. Tecktonius
Ruth Nolder
Madrilena ............. P. Wachs
| Alice Smith
Lucille Shirley
Marche Elegante p. Wachs
Frank Grove
Melodie Romantique ... S. Smith
Esther Reid
Agiato .......,....... Won Win
| Martha Handley
| MaZurka .........,........ G. Bonn
| Dorothy Sims
Etude .,....,,.......W ollenhaupt
Gertrude Williams
| Martha Holcomb
Polka de Concert ,,...... Sherwood
Mildred Haas
| Mr.. and Mrs. Rush Butler have re
turned from Hattiesburg, Miss, where
| Mr.. Butler has been located. He has
been transferred to Fort Benjamin
Harrison.
OLD AGE A CRIME!
| Some people are young at 60-red
| checked ruddy and vigorous Others