The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-05-08

lob at her home on Liberty pike.
The piano pupils OF Miss Mabel
Hasemeier will give a recital this
evening at her home, 134 South Sew
enth street. Another recital will be
given Saturday afternoon The pro-
gram this evening will begin at s
o'clock and will be as follows:
Bolero, Op. 81 Ravina
Rhea Pyle
Matushka, Op. 2, No. l ..... .Engel
Evelyn Kemper
Dance d'Etoiles, Op. e6 -. GODDARD
Esther Thomas
! Tarenteile .......... Leon Braun
Grace Simcoke
Menuet No. Q Meyer Helmund
Lorene jerks
Ariel. Op. 151 ..... William Kern
Katherine Wellbaum
Duets-(a) Menuet in D tMozart) !;
(b) Pizzicatti from Sylvia. (Delibes)
Mary Dunkel Ruth Commons
Valse, Op. 81. No. / ....... Chopin
Emeline Wagner
Simple Histoire ...........Wa Wachs
Alberta Gossett
Song-spring is a Lady
Class
The Butterfly ........ Lavelle
Mildred Clevenger
Serenade Franz Drdla
Rhea Crandaii
Spanish Dance, Op. &, No. 2
Otto Merz
Marguerite Cox
Shower of Stars ...W Wachs
Helen Eichorn
Children of Second Presbyterian
church will present tom Thumbs
Wedding" tomorrow evening at
o'clock at the church. The affair will
be an imitation of a fashionable
church wedding, girls in evening
clothes and little boys in full dress
suits. The bride will be be little Miss
Gwendolyn Wessler, who will enter
with her father, impersonated by Ed
ward Mcmillan. Ushers will be How
ard Hollar and Eugene Stegall and
the brides maids, Beatrice Smith and
Lois Lucille Bennett. Miss Dorothy
Lucille Stegall will be maid of honor,
and the flower girl will be Virginia
Merrill and ring bearer, Ruth Hay
worth. The groom is James Harter
and best man, Robert Lawrence and
Harry Sterling as minister will Off
ciate, using the ring service. The
guests at the wedding will be the min
ister's wife, Amy Louise Brady;
brides mother, Lorraine McMullen,
groom's parents Emmagene Sullivan
and John Fossenkemper. Others who
will take part are: Maxine Morine,
Richard Lawrence, Maxine Bailey,
Mary Louise Wentz, Martha Roser,
Louise Hayworth, Esther Parker, EN-
ma Mae Newlin, Edith Sterling, Alice
Lykens, Melvin Harter, Gladys Lyk-
ems, Adrian Minnick, Florence Tull,
Richard Marine, Glenna Rainey, Rod
; erick Rich, Thelma Graham, Willard
Erik, John Perry, Helen Brown, Fran
els Brown, Irwin Seymore, Martha Sey-
more, Robert Smith, Marjorie Bailey,
Malcolm Parshall, Martha Hayworth,
Thomas Lee Lines, Vivian Menden-
hall; Pauline Massey, Catherine Wentz,
| and reader for the evening are Luella
| Masters and Josephine Thorne.
The Junior Luther League of Trim
| ity Lutheran church which was to
have met today has been postponed.
Andrew J. Greulieh, of Camp Tay-
| lor, KY, is spending a five-day fur
lough- here with relatives and friends.
| Mrs. Frank George has gone to Cam.
| bridge City for a visit with friends
there.
The Evan Smith orchestra will give
dance at New Paris this evening.
Mrs. Wilmer V. Brown of Rushville
is visiting here for few days, having
been called here by the serious illness
of her sister who is at Reid hospital.
| Mrs o. E. Thomas and Mrs. R. E
| Reynolds were In Indianapolis yester-
day attending the Welcome Home
| celebration.
| Mr. and Mrs Peter Olsen of Seattle,
| Wash. who are on their way to New
York to sail for Denmark, are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Sherman at their
| home on Southwest Third street. Mr.
! and Mrs. Olsen will sail May "a to
visit relatives of Mr.. Olsen in Den
| mark. Mrs. Olsen was formerly Miss
| Minnie Besselman.
Miss Thelma Spencer of Boston is
the guest of Miss Mildred and Miss
! Isabel Crabb at their home on North
Tenth street.
Mrs. Roy Turner was hostess yes
! terday afternoon for meeting of the
/! Greenbriar Community club at her
home on Richmond avenue. Miss Mar
guerite Turner was leader for the af-
ternoon, Mothers Day being observed
| by the club. Papers were read by