The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-11-01

Psychology in Music" will be dis
eussed at the meeting of the music de-
partment of the Woman's club at the
art gallery Tuesday at $50 a. m. A
program has been prepared by Miss
Elizabeth Hasemeiar and Mrs. F. w.
Kruger to follow the talk. 1t is re-
quested that everyone arrive on time
so that the program may begin at $3.50
promptly. The program is as follows:
Discussion-tPsycho logy in Music"
Mrs. King.
~ I Babyhood.
A. Dreamytown, (Chambers), Mrs.
Stegah, Mrs. Krone, Mrs. Hill, Mrs.
Kruger. Mrs. Romeys Mrs. Smith. !,
B., Cuddle Doom, (Sidney Homero
c. Close your weary eyslids,
(Blanchard), Mrs. Krtheger.
ii Childhood
A. The Ghosts, (BiEbro). B. On
the ice at Sweet Brian, (Crawford),
Ellen King C. >Trio-Waltz, (Streab-
bog), Dorothy Riggin, Caroline Bond,
Kathleen Comstock. d. Poupee Val
sante, (Poldinir. Eleanor Hart.
III Youth
A. Sing we and Chart it, (Harris),
ladies chorus. B. Spanish Dance,
(MozzkowskD. C. Canzonetta. God
ard), Mrs. Shirk. Mrs. Reynolds. D.
Dance Youth" Mary Louise Bunnell,
Mary Sprong, piano. E. Serenade-
Beneath Thy Lattice, Uapnese),
(Hopkins); Come Out, Hear's De-
light, (negro), (Ambrose); My. Honey,
Uynes), ladies chorus.
fyf w Inspiration.
A. Sunday Morning at Glim. (Ben-
dab; B. Poionaise A Major. 0Chopin),
Catherine Klute c. Etude 0p. 25-No.
/, (Chopin); D. I Love Thee. (Grieg)
Mary Louise Norris.
V Religion
A. TIE Deum-E. Flat, dudley
Buck; B. Bless the Lord, o My Soul.
Ovanof), Mrs. Kruger, Mrs Hutch
ms, Mrs. Harter, Mr. Hodge.
Prof William n. Trueblood. of Earl
ham College, will be lecturer at the
meeting of the Literary department. OF
the Woman's club Tuesday afternoon
at $50. Pure drama will be. the sub
ject of discussion.
Witches flying in entrance ways,
yellow flowers twining the staircase,
and shaded lights cleaning against a
background of. cornstalks made a pic
turesque setting for the hard times
dance at the Country club Saturday
X.
rakish poverty costumes reaching the
extremes Of artistic and tacky were in
evidence. An attractive Halloween
booth overf1owing with doughnuts,
cider and pumpkin pie occupied a
corner in one of the club rooms. The
Evans Smith orchestra played for the
dance. The masqueraders included
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Mr.. and Mrs.
Gath Freeman, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Will
liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Ramsey Pound
stone, Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Knode.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Conner, Mr.. and
Mrs Schuman Jones, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. P Robinson, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley
Elmer. Mr. and Mrs. Frank DruItt. Mr..
and Mrs Wilson Magaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter McWhinney, Mrs. Watson, Mrs.
Juliet Shirk, Miss Marie Campbell,
Miss Ruth Pennell. Miss Helen Nichol-
son, Miss Norris, Miss June Robinson,
Miss Ann Nicholson, Miss Eleanor
Seidel. Miss Jane Carpenter, Miss EN-
maline Land, Harry Ross, of Boston
Mass, Whitney Mcguire, Robert John
son, Carl Mag, Scott Mcclure, Cur.
ney Mann, John Crawford, Irwin Cot
fin, Mr.. Hayes, Mr.. Oliver. Yale Shiye,
ley, John Poundstone, Mr.. Smith. Paul
Ouigg. Phillip Starr, Paul James, and
Frederick Norris.
A number of friends in masks. and
costumes surprised Nh and Mrs. Amos
Wolfe at their home Sunday evening
The evening was spent in games and
contests. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Nusbaum, Mr.. and Mrs
Steve Workey and family, Mr.. and
Mrs Grove Robbins and family, Mr.
and Mrs Garland WillettS, Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Engelbert, Mr.. and Mrs
Earnest Orr and family, Mr.. and Mrs
Broadway, and Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Wolfe.
In celebration of his 10th birthday
number of friends of John Ernes
Chairman surprised him with a masqut
party Saturday afternoon at the home
of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. G
Chairman, 240 South Fourth street
The house was attractively decorated
with cats, pumpkins, bats, etc, for the
occasion. Games, contests and trucl
ride were features of the afternoon
Winners of the contests were Orls
Stinson, Helen Hancock, Max Evans
Virginia Brehm, Verl King, Mar.
Louise Gardner and John Chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. X. B. Sox, 1926 Soutl
West Third street. entertained Satur
day afternoon for their daughter, Mis-
Mildred SOx, in honor of her 9th birth
day. Halloween colors were carried