The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-27
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A pleasing musical recital was giv-l
en- yesterday afternoon by advanced
students OF St Mary's school. In the
studio. Violin and piano numbers |
were given; the program was az fol-
lows: s&~-ens
Largo (HandeD violins-M. H. Bran |
denburg, NJ. Mitchell. T. Sullivan. !!
M. Williams. Piano-E. McCarty. |
F, II, Mercurfo.
Melody (Brown) M. M. Sweeney.
Waltz (Renard)) H. Yeager.
Evening by the Sea (Koroly) G.
whisperings Of Love tKinkeD B.
Amorette (Krogman) L. Mccain.
A Dream Il. Lynn J. Bankosski.
Improvisation (Mrs. virgiD A. Stau-
Happy Days-E. Mccarthy.
Golden Dawn tstreiisih Held K
Stanton.
After sunset tFranklin) NJ. H. Bran
denburg.
Elfin Dance (smithl =. Mccarthy.
Caprice Bohemian (1Aebierre) F. Mer.
curio.
Ave Maria (Gounod Bach) st. Cecilia
Chorus.
Forty.hve couples attended tho as.
sembly dance given last evening by
members of the Omicron Pf Sigma
fraternity in the I. O.. o. F. hall.
Pryor's Jazz orchestra Of Eaton. play
ed for the dance. This Is the second
of q series of dances to be given by
tho fraternity each Wednesday eve.
nin9.
Members of the Cosmopolitan club
enjoyed a pretty party yesterdy after
noon 1t the home Of Mrs. Harry Chen
oweth. The house was decorated with
the national colors. white carnations
and George Washington favors, Those
present were Mrs. Opal Chenoweth,
Mrs. Shannon Campbell. Mrs. William
Mark, Mrs. e. v. 6tamback. Mrs. Ed
win Moore, Mrs. Albert Kittle. Mrs.
James Dillon. Mrs. w. L. stump and
Mrs. w. G. RoOp.
Guy w. Jones, who has been located
at Camp Green. N. c., has received his
honorable discharge and arrived here
Yesterday at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Jones, All West
Main street.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Parent-Teachers' association OF Jo-
seph Moore school will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
school. Mrs. Harlow Lndley Will give
a talk on Child Welfare. All women
of the community are invited.
Rev. ]. F. Propst will talk this ev.
enine at the. regular mid-week meet
ing at South Eighth street Friends
church. Rev. Propst will talk on the
work being done by the North End
Mission, Of which he Is In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will jenkins have
moved to their new home, 2O1S South
A street. Mrs. jenkins was formerly
Miss Ruth Kinsey.
Covers were laid for forty-six wom-
ent at the luncheon at the country
club this noon. Bridge was played at
twelve tables during the afternoon.
The party was in charge OF the FeDru.
airy social committee composed OF
Mrs. Paul Comstock, Miss Eleanor
Seidel and Mrs. Frank Shirk, and was
one OF the most successful OF the year.
A pleasant surprise was given Will
liam Stole at his home on Liberty
avenue Tuesday evening. Eucnre was
played at four tables during the even
ing, the favors going to Mrs. Minnie
Brandon, Mrs. Matt kuhlenDecK ano
Frank Robe. Luncheon was served
late in the evening by Mrs. Stole
Minnie
don OF Robinson, ILL.,, Mr.. and Mrs
Matt Kuhlenbeck, Mr.. and Mrs. Clar
ence Faucet. Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
STOLE. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robe, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Mueller, Mr.. and Mrs
Eugene Herold. Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Carroll. Mrs. Cleo Klingman and Mr.
and Mrs. Stole.
Seventy-five persons were presen
last evening at the annual mite boz
opening OF the Home Missionary SO
ciety OF First Methodist church at thu
home OF Mrs. John Starr on Mali
street. The devotional services were
conducted by Mrs. Ida Taylor and tn
following program was given: Piano
duet by Miss Gladys Longnecker ant
Miss Mary Luring: vocal solo, Mis-
Gertrude Williams; reading, MRS
Shallenberg: vocal solo. Mrs. Ra!
Lonenecker: piano solo. Miss Alfc'
Starr; reading, Mrs. Omar Chase, AM
vocal solo, Mrs. Charles Igelman. AIT
. err the program. social hour follow
ed and light refreshments wire serv
|. ed. The hostess was assisted by Mrs
II. NJ. Dodd, Mrs. John Fromm, Mrs
b. f. Worley. Miss Ella Luring, Mrs
Z Glen Gaar. Mrs. J. H. Saylor and tn
following girls of the Queen Esthe
circle, Miss Edith Tilman, Miss Heller
Sackman, Miss Ruth and Miss Mi
dred Sheidler and Miss Alice Starr.