The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-14
Society

The junior and intermediate pupils
of Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier will be
presented in a recital in the high
school auditorium Tuesday at 7:45 p.
m. The Dunning system will be DEM
onstrated. The program Is as follows:
Duet 1.-TWO pianos), The Dolls Waltz
(Harthan), Meadow Play (Hiller),
Alice Jean Price, Virginia Youngflesh,
Ellen King. Harry Chambers; Chin
ing Bells (Rowe), Pretty Star (Rowe),
Evelyn Carr; Class song; Piano Forte
Song. Katherine Griffith, Rose Ber-
nice Thurman, Anna Druley, Martha
Druley. Jacob Morley, Edwin Allison;
Tonic Triads and Dom. 7th Chords.
Cadence's written and played; A
Young Person We Know Billbro).
Dorothy Jane Riggin; Rhythm exer-
cises. Rhythm Pictures; Ducks, Dor
othy Jane Riggin, Miriam Wiechman;
Daffodils, Evelyn Carr; Flags, Mar
1orie Hart; Sur la Grace Sweet
Briar (Crawford), Ellen King; Inter
esting Facts in the Life Of Mozart,
Edith Worley; Minuett (Mozart). The
Trio; Waltz Streabbog), Dorothy Rig
gin, Caroline Bond, Kathleen Com
stock; Song; The Live Piano; Trio:
Fete Napolitaine (Bischoff), Dorothy
'Feltman, Marjorie Hart and Marian
Harlan; March Grotesque (FrimD,
Kenton K1mm; original compositions;
Melody Transposittons in Any Keys,
Eleanor Hart, Mary Elizabeth Smith;
Meditation and Cadences, written and
played In any keys, Marian Wiech-
man. Marjorie Quigg, Mary Elizabeth
Smith; Interesting Facts in the Life
of Schubert; Minuett (Schubert),
John Jones; The Revel of the Wood
Nymphs (Barbour), Miriam Wiech-
man; The Swan (Saint Saens), Pou-
pee Valsante (Poldint), Eleanor Hart;
Marceaux Characterestiques Wollen-
haupD, Mary Elizabeth Smith; Valse
1mpromptu (Barbour) Marjorie Quigg;
Minuett al Antico (Sarr-Seeboeck).
Dorothea Haseme1er, Marjorie Miller.
Miss Esther and Miss LaVerne
Jones entertained with an informal
porch party Saturday evening at their
home on South Eighteenth street, for
Miss Mary Hill, who leaves this month
for residence in Chicago and Miss
Emma Fetta, who sails in July for
England to spend six months The
evening was spent informally. Dainty
refreshments were served to the fol-
lowing guests, Miss Mary HILL Miss
Emma Fetta, Miss Miriam Hutton,
Miss Helen Johnson, Miss Marjorie
Gennett, Miss Letha Chrow, Miss Dor
othy SLING of Greensburg, Miss Dor
othy Smith of st. Louis, Miss Mabel
Loehr. Miss Mary Nicholson, Miss
Mary Dickson. Miss Suzanne Dickson,
Miss Irene Price, Miss Vivian Harding
and Miss Elizabeth Tarkleson. Miss
Miriam Hutton will entertain Tues
day afternoon at her home on North
Fifteenth street for Miss Hill and Miss
Fetta.
Miss Gertrude Clark, granddaughter
of John S. Semans of East Main
street, and Frank Solomon, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Solomon of FL
wood, were quietly married Saturday
at p. m, at the home of Rev. Truman
Kenworthy The single ring ceremony
was used. The bride wore a tailored
gown of navy blue tricotine with hat
to match. Mr.. and Mrs. Solomon will
reside on East Main street. Mr.. Sol
ONION is connected with the Automatic
Tool company.
Mrs. Paul Edgerton and Mrs. Lloyd
Pyle entertained at the home of Mrs
Edgerton at Fountain City, on Friday
afternoon, for Miss Mildred Davis, 4
bride-elect During the afternoon a
handkerchief shower was given for
Miss Davis. Pink and white were
carried out in the appointments for
the house and for the dining room.
where delicious luncheon was serv-
ed the guests. In the center of the
table were diminnutive bride and
groom standing in front of an altar
Of flowers. The guests were Mrs.
-
Miss Blanche Williams, Miss Grace
Bremen, Mrs. William Bond, Helen
Virginia Bond. Miss Hazel Showalter,
Miss Emma Showalter, Mrs Walter
Brumfield, Miss Mildred Davis, Mrs.
Lloyd Pyle and Mrs. Paul Edgerton.
Fred Ruoff, a member Of the 1920
graduating class of Cornell university,
will come Tuesday to spend few
days with friends and relatives here.
Miss Ruth Scott of Cincinnati, has
come to spend several weeks with
Mrs. John Dougan, North Tenth street
The Show-Me club will meet Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Salina Semlan, 402 Richmond avenue
The pupils of Miss Lucille Carney
were presented in a piano recital Sat
urday afternoon at the home of Miss
Carney, North Seventh street. The
program given was as follows: March
from Tannhauser (Wagner, Margaret
Schweikert, Ruth Woke; (a) Spin
ming Song CH. Elmerick), OBJ Sere
made Heon Rinquet. Curtis Aiken
(a) Dora Polka (Streabbog), Co.
Heart Leaves (Bsana Wandelt, Be
atrice Throckmorton: Military March
(Emile Christian), Elizabeth Lamb
Margaret Schweikert; (a) Bessie Pol
ka q. s. Fearis), (b) Boy Scout March
&C. MARTINI, Justin Knuckle: (a) Ia
rantella Oh. Engelman), CD Jolly Ride
Milton Blake), Elizabeth Lamb
Danse Characteresque Oh. Engelman)
Nellie Huffman, Ruth Woke; Solo,
ta) Sing Me to Sleep Edward Greene)
OBJ Selected. Margaret Schweikert;
(a) Violet Leaves (Carl Mater), o.
Moonlight (J. Ernest Phtlle). Nellie
Huffman; (a) Witches Dance &c. A
Mcdowell, OPP. II, No. 10. (b) Rhap
sody (Bendel, Ruth Woke; (a) Polo
naise CA. E. Mcdowell. Op- 46, No. 12)
(b) Oujus Amman (Kuhe Op. 10, No