The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-01-16

will awe a recital tomorrow evening
at eight o'clock in First Methodist
church. The program to be given IS
as follows:
Morning" (speaks), Paul Stein;
1.-THE Blush Rose" (O'Hara), Miss
Cathlyn Nichols; (a) Now Sleeps the
Crimson Petal (Quiltar), CD Down
in the Forest" CRonaldD. Mrs. Albert
aineman; "A Winter Lullaby" Ode
Xoven). Miss Helen Geers; (a) AN
3ord Dun Ruisseau" irene de Bots
letfre), CD Moment Musical (Schu-
oert), Miss Juliet Nusbaum, piano;
Miss Corinne Nusbaum. violin; Mrs.
Ellsworth Olcott, cello; (a) Even
long" (BreiD, OBJ "A Birthday" Of. II.
,owen), Miss Mary Louise Norris;
Goodbye" (Tosti). Miss Corrine Nus
oaum; (a) When Celia Sings" (Moir)
lb) "Sunbeams' (Ronald). Mrs. Eph.
3ucher; 20 Lovely Night (Ronald),
Hiss Helen Eggemeyer, Mrs. Olcott,
cello.
Oficers for the coming year were
elected yesterday afternoon at meet
ing of the Universalist Mission circle
which met at the home of Mrs. Martha
Barr. A New Years program, ar
ranged by Mrs Martha Johnston, lead
er, was given. The new officers are:
President. Mrs Lizzie Baer: vice.
president, Mrs. Charles Whitley; Sec
rotary, Mrs. Martha Barr; treasurer,
Mrs. Dove Judy; superintendent or
mite boxes, Mrs. Clara Golden; chair
man of philanthropy and cheerful let
ters, Mrs. Martha Johnston. The So
ciety will hold Washington party
the latter part Of February at the
home OF Mrs. Emma Cockerel on
North Twenty-frst street.
The Parent Teachers association OF
Joseph Moore school will meet Fri
day afternoon at two o'clock at the
school to do Red Cross sewing. All
women of the community are invited.
Section i Of Grace Methodist church
met yesterdy afternoon with Mrs. A.
r. Shuh at her home. Fifteen members
were present. - The section Will sew
at the Red Cross rooms next Wednes-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. F. Gehr have re-
turned from It Monroe, Va, where
they visited their son who is IN an
Cheers training camp.
Mrs. d. n. Cummings of South Four
tenth street has returned from short
visit with her mother in Hyde Park
in Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Past Chiefs club of Pythian
Sisters will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs. John. Gem at her home on
North Sixteenth street
Lieut. Harry Thompson returned
last evening to Camp Taylor, KY, atter
visiting a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
Everette McConaha. Mrs. Thompson
will remain for several weeks.
Miss Daisy and Miss Opal Osborne
have gone to Penbiana, n. d.. to care
for Miss Agnes Osborn, who is i'll at
her home there.
Miss Edith Decker has gone to Gin
cinnati, %, for short visit with MISS
Tiny Fitzpatrick, who is taking a
nurses training course there.
Mrs. John Mungavin has gone to
Cambridge City and Indianapolis for
q WISH WIN 1TlenuS.
Hermenia Rebecca lodge will have
an indoor picnic Saturday evening in
their lodge room. All members are
invited to be present and bring lunch
number of young girls attended
the dance given last evening by the
War Mothers and the Commercial club
oy bn true w SnQnt
the night here The dance was In
the Commercial club rooms, and Kolp's
orchestra played.
Members of the junior and senior
classes of high school enjoyed skat
ing party last evening in the Coliseum
The party was chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. w. O. Wissler. Mr.. and Mrs. B
w. Kelly, Miss Emile Maue and Lieut.
Heck. The sophomore and freshmen
classes are planning to give a skating
party soon.
The art exhibit Of Indiana artists
will open Sunday afternoon in The
public art gallery at high school. The
public is invited.
Members of North A Street Friends
church will hold an all day meeting
tomorrow at the church
Mothers of boys in the Y. Nj. c. a
will be entertained next Tuesday after
noon at the Y. NJ. c. A. from $3.50 Il
$50 o'clock The different classe:
will be inspected by the mothers
Light refreshments will be served.
Mrs. Paul Comstock was elected
president of the Domestic Science as
ISOLATION yesterday afternoon at its
meeting in the public art gallery. Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. David Dennis
gave an interesting talk on her travels
in China. Mrs. Comstock suggested
to the club members that the asso
citation be changed from a domestic
science organization to general Won
ans club. to include several differen
departments. The matter will b,
brought up at the next meeting. Mis-
Mary Ann Stubs was elected frs
vice president: Mrs. Charles Bond. sec
ond vice president; Mrs. Frank Druitt
recording secretary: Mrs. Edgar Hiatt
corresponding secretary and Mrs. Sam
Fred, treasurer.