The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-02
Society

The special program to be presented
at the High school auditorium Thurs
Cay evening by the Art and Music de-
partments of the Woman's club will
begin at p. m. A large audience is
anticipated and it is requested that
the seats on the main floor be filled
first. The program includes a talk by
Mrs. Melville F. Johnston on The he
lation of Music to Painting and Archl-
lecture" colored slides and instru-
mental and vocal numbers by promln-
ent musicians. The entertainment is
open to the public. No admission will
be charged. No printed programs Will
be furnished so the following is pub
lished again
The oneness OF the arts ana tnelr
difference in medium.
!. Hank, Hark. the Lark, Srubert,
Mrs. Fred Bartel, Miss Corinne Nus
laum, Mr.. Ernest Renk, Mr.. Ben
Bartel.
Slides.
.. The Sea Expressed in different
arts. (a) To the Sea, Mcdowell, Miss
Mildred Schalk (b) Nautilus, Mac
Dowell, Miss Mildred Schalk. (c) I'll
Sing Thee a Song, Harker, Miss
James, Mrs. D. E. Dennis, Mrs. Ed
Hasemeier, Mrs. George Bartel, Mrs.
Charles Marvel, Mrs. J. P. Hill.
Slides.
?. The Brook Descriptive. (a) By
the Boisdeffre, Miss Ruth Scott, Kath-
ryn Hates and Miss Schalk. (b) Song,
The Brook, Dolores, Miss Ruth James.
Slides.
4. Reflections. Subjective. Piano solo
(a) Reflections in Water, DeBussy,
Miss Mildred Schalk
Slides.
5. The Desert Mood. (a) Dawn
in the Desert, Miss Ruth James.
Slides.
6. Racial Quality Norwegian and
Spanish. (a) Piano duet. Hall of the
Mountain King, Peer Gynt, Greag,
Miss Ruth Peltz and Miss Mabel Hase-
meier. (b) My Love Is a Muleeater,
F. de Nogero, Mrs. l.. E. Harter.
Slides.
Z. Form in Art. Symphony and Goth
ic Cathedrals. (a) Fifth Symphony,
Allegro Movement, Beethoven, two
pianos, Miss Mabel Hasemeier, Mrs.
George Eggemeyer, Mrs. Fred Lewis,
Mrs. Lewis Reynolds.
Slides.
s. Cathedral Music. (a) Sanotus.
Gounod mixed Quartette, Mrs. Fred
Bartel, Miss Corinne Nusbaum, Mr..
Ernest Renk, Mr.. Ben Bartel. (b) Ave
Marie, Gounod. Solo, Mrs. Fred Bar.
tel. Obligato, Miss Ruth Scott.
Slides.
Announcement of the marriage of
Miss Vera Blossom, daughter of DR..
and Mrs. ]. G. Blossom, to Lowell Kin
sey, which will take place Friday, Dec
10. was made Wednesday evening
when Miss Ruth and Miss Vera Bios
sim entertained the Christian Endea-
yor of the First Christian church at
their home, Ill North Eighth street
A cat was let out of the bag with a
string around its neck to which the
announcement was tied.
Light refreshments were served
later to the guests who included Miss
Florence Cornes, Miss Josephine
Washam, Miss Gladys Arnett. Miss
Ruth Horn, Miss Helen Washam, Miss
Goldie Triplett, Miss Anna Witt, Miss
Hazel Brumfeld. Miss Elizabeth Hunt
Miss Marjorie Erik, Miss Lola Jones
Miss Gladys Buzanne, Miss Inez Har-
ris. Miss Mary Brumfiel, Miss Marie
Retts, Miss Edith Mccormick. Miss
Emily Parker, Mrs. Wolf, Miss Ruth
Jones, Miss Vera Blossom. Miss Ruth
Blossom. Miss Elizabeth Davis, Miss
Margaret knsey. Miss Dorothy Fin
ley, Aria Emrick, Gordon Borton
Russell Stevenson, Arden Borton
Everett Emrick, Leonard Lee, Greek
Jones. Glen Carver, Ben Carver. Mr.
Wolf, Gordon Triplett, Lowell kinsey
William Scheler, Pierson Names, and
Paul Blossom.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Lyons entertain
cd the following guests at dinner Sun
day at their home near Robinson
Chapel: Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Greene
and daughter Dorothy Mr. and Mrs
J. c. Milton, Mr.. and Mrs. James Will
son, all of Liberty; Mrs. R. c. Bertsch
and daughter, Suzanne, Of Centerville
William Bierly, Mr.. and Mrs. Gler
Lyons and family, and Lewis Savage
of Kansas City, Mo.
A bazaar and market will be helC
in the Re dMens Hall Saturday after
noon and evening by the Ladies' AiC
society OF the Spiritualist church.
Mrs. w. o. Ryan entertained 40 wo
men Wednesday afternoon at her home
233 South Fifteenth street, compli
nonting her guest, Mrs. Henry r
Scagcr Of New York city. Other GU
OF town guests were Mrs HamIir