The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-04
Society

Miss Laura Castor will present
Miss Helen Hadley, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Ha dley, in piano re-
cital at Earlham college Friday even
ing. Miss Hadley is graduate OF
the Richmond high school |and re-
ceives her degree in music at the col
lege this month. She is one of the
most talented musicians of the city.
Miss Miriam 1a dley, violinist, sister
of Miss Hadley, Mrs. James Pearson.
of indianapolis, and Miss Sybil Louf-
\ bourroW will assist Mrs. Pearson,
formerly Miss Mildred Barrett and a
pupil of Miss CASTOR, was teacher of
voice at Earlham. Miss Loufborrow
also is former pupil of Miss CASTOR
and graduated from Earlham in 1918.
The program follows: ~
Fantastic, op 40. Chopin
Miss Hadley
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice.....
.....-..-.. ST. SdenS
Mrs. Pearson 4
LAlonette. ..... Glinka Balakirew
Etude. op. 10, MOI. Chopin
- vase DeDuSSy
1853 Miss Hadley -.
Polonaise ....... Nleuxtemps
Miriam Hadley
Romance, OPP. %, No. a.. Schumann
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. 12.s.. List
Miss Hadley
LIES Paradise. -............. Brown
BY the Waters Of the Minnetonka..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Lleurance
There is No Death. ......- .OHara
Mrs. Pearson
Concerto in A Minor. ............ Grief
Miss Hadley; Mrs. Hugh Foss,
second piano
A charming bridge party was that
given Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. ira Swisher by Mrs.
Swisher and Mrs. Harry Shaw. The
house was artistically decorated with
garden flowers. The hostesses served
ors went to Mrs. George Martin, Miss
Alma Smith, Mrs. Ramsey Pound
stone, Mrs. Ell Davis of Chicago, and
Mrs. Joseph Tiff. The guests were
Mrs. Sam Fred, Mrs. Frederick Hicks,
Mrs. w. II. Keisker, Mrs. George Fox,
Mrs. Sol. Davis, Mrs. Arthur Brown,
Mrs. A. c. Disher, Mrs. Henry Kluter,
Mrs. r. r. Van Zant, Mrs. 0. o. Nix
on, Mrs. Wallace Teegarden, Miss
Mary Woods, Mrs. Ed Klute, Mrs. J..
p. Hill, Mrs. Charles Cannon, Mrs. w.
II. Clendenin, Mrs. Walter Dalbey,
Mrs. Alvin Fox, Mrs. Delbert Cum
mings, Mrs. John Sligar, Mrs. Demp-
sey Dennis, Mrs. Ramsey Pound
stone, Mrs. Lewis diff, Mrs. Georgia
Whitesell, Mrs. Georgia Cole. Mrs.
Maltby, Mrs. William Porter, Mrs Ell
Davis of Chicago, Mrs. Frank Cham
bers, Mrs. II. B. Lopez, Mrs. Harry
Townsend, Miss Martha Whitacre,
Mrs. Burton Garnes, Miss Alma Smith,
Mrs. Fred Bartel, Mrs. Harry Dalbey,
Mrs. Charles Kidder Mrs. Charles
Heger, Mrs. Frank Glass, Miss Cert
rude Shute, Mrs. Forest Murray, Mrs.
Henry Goldfinger, Mrs. George Mar
tin, Mrs. Albert Reed, Mrs. Ben Ad-
dngton, Mrs. George Schultz, Mrs.
Carl G.. Young, Mrs. w. d. Simmons,
Mrs Harry Simmons, Mrs. o. G. Muir
ray Mrs. George Smith. Mrs. Eunice
Martin, Mrs. Elmer Smith, Mrs. Shaw
and Mrs. Swisher.
Mrs. Mary A J. Ballard and Miss
Eleanor Ballard. of North West A
street, will entertain the senior girls
of Earlham college and the women
faculty members Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Clement Laws and Miss Eliza
beth Laws Of Denver, Colorado, who
have been the guests of Mrs. J. NJ
Eibherd have returned to their home.
An item of interest to many Rich
mOnd persons appeared in a western
newspaper recently. Madame Alma
Peterson of the Chicago Grand Opera
company toured the west recently. Hel
accompanist was Mrs. Walter Cain
formerly Miss .Eunice Tracy Of New
castle, a former pupil of Miss Laura
CASTOR. Madam Peterson was assisted
by June Reed, who was pupil of Miss
Castor in the Cincinnati Conservation!
Of Music. Mrs. Cain also accompanied
Madame Julia Clairssen in the Carson
Concert Course.
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