The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-02
Society

INVITATION 10 the richmond puDnC 10
attend the concert to be given by Mary
Ann Kaufman Brown, soprano, and
Augustus o. Palm, pianist, at the Muir
ray Theatre, Tuesday at 1890 a. m.
No admission will be charged. Man
ager Frank Holland has given the club
the use of the Murray Theatre for the
concert. The recital is of unusual in
terest because Mary Ann Kaufman
Brown, who is the sister of Maude
kaufman Eggemeyer, a prominent
artist, at one time lived here and sang
at the First Presbyterian church. She
has returned a few times for concert
engagements. She has a national rep
utation as a singer and has appeared
as soloist for the Minneapolis Sym
phony orchestra, the Orpheus club of
Cincinnati, and other famous musical
organizations, as well as in individual
recitals from coast to coast.
The opening of the portrait exhibit
at the public art gallery has been post
poned until Thursday evening, Oct Z,
on account of the political meeting to
be held Wednesday, the original date
Announcements of the opening are be-
ing sent to the 100 members of the
Art association with the request that
they invite their friends. Haydn's or
in art is invited and will be welcome.
Mrs. Charlie Kolp met a dancing
class of young people, which has just
been organized, at the ball room Of
the Eagles club Friday evening. An
orchestra was engaged which played
for parents and class dance from
$50 to 1920. The class will meet
every Friday evening from Z to 9, and
club assembly is being formed for
dancing from 8 to IL. Members of the
class are Miss Marian Handley, Miss
Alice Carr, Miss Harriet Ellis, Miss
Queen Webb, Miss Genevieve Melon
aid, Miss Louise Bentley, Miss Mar
garet Coe, Miss Dorothy Churchill,
Miss Anna Hale, Miss Mary Frances
Churchill, Miss Virginia Hodgin, Miss
Ruth Simmons, Miss Mary Eyden,
Miss Margaret Hiatt, Miss Emelyn
Land, Miss Marianne Swayne, Miss
Luella Masters, Miss Ethel Tillman,
Miss Mary Catherine Youngf1esh, Miss
Ruth Harrington, Miss Hilda May Far
mer. Miss Martha Handley, Miss Betty
Coate, Miss Helen Robinson, Miss Lu-
cile Loofbourrow, Miss Georgia Healy,
Miss Geraldine Harter, Miss Alice
Lemon, Miss Helen Clark, Miss Madge
Townsend, Miss Helen Sackman. Miss
AllCe Quart, MISS mary Alice tOllIuS,
Paul Fouts, Wilfred Jessup, Ross Har-
rington, Francis Robinson, James Coe.
Griffin Jay. Allen Campbell, Guerney
Mann, John Coate. Richard Crawford,
Benjamin ALL, Edward Nusbaum.
Mark Schroeder, Richard Jessup, Mar
ston Hodgin, Lorraine McFail. Byron
Bond, Paul Druley, George Kruger,
William Williams, Jr., Ray Hawekotte,
Wissler Scull, Lewis Davis, William
Rooney. Jerome Gentley. Norman Jo-
banning and Fred Thistlethwaite.
Members of the East End Aid so
ciety were entertained at dinner
Thursday evening at the home of Ny.
and Mrs. J. w. Brewer south Of the
city. The guests were Mrs Emma
Ranks, Mrsf Ruby Smith. Mrs Maggie
Hiatt, Mrs Jessie Vissler, Mrs. Elsie
Skinner, Mrs Nellie Wolf, Mrs Anna
Norman, Mrs. Florence Wiley, Mrs.
Sarah Eaton, Mrs. Nellie Bruner, Mrs.
May SaXton, Mrs Margaret Bessel-
man. Mrs Kaugher. Mrs. Patterson,
Miss Elizabeth Hinshaw, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Irelan, of williamsburg. O., W.
L. Stump, the Rev. L. f. Murray and
Mr.. and Mrs. Brewer.
Mrs. William Venting North Six
teenth street, entertained the Jolly
Twelve club at her home Friday after
noon. A piana recital was given dur.
ing the afternoon by Irwin Seymour,
& pupil of Norman Brown, after which
dinner was served to the guests. The
club meets in two weeks with Mrs.
Hart, North Seventeenth street.
The Hilltop Thimble club met Fri
day with Mrs. S. T. Voorhees,, East
Main street. The afternoon was spent
in needlework, after which lunch
con was served by the hostess. The
next meeting will take place at the
home of Mrs. Frank Glass.
The Home department of the city
Bible school meets Tuesday at 200 p
m. at the Y NJ. c. A. The devotional
will be led by Mrs. Gilmer and Mrs.
William Macy will have charge of the
advance lesson.
The Junior League of the Trinity
Lutheran church will meet at Miss
Edith Duning's, South Ninth street
Tuesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the West
Richmond Friends church meets on
Tuesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Ea5;
Main Street Friends church meets al
80 Thursday.
TIL missionary society of the First
Baptist church will meet with Mrs
Frank Jones. lit South Fourteenth
street Wednesday, Oct. 6, at 2:3O p
m. Mrs. Charles Trimble will be
leader.
The Young Peoples society of st
Johns Lutheran church meets Tues
day evening. The Benevolent society
meets Monday evening. The Ladies
society and Missionary Sewing society
both meet Thursday afternoon anc
the Luther League Thursday evening
Teachers meeting will be held Fri
day evening.
The opening program of the Alice
Carey club will be given next Thurs
day at the home of Mrs. Mary Price
The subject to be Alaska" Officer:
of the club for the year are Mrs. Mar,
Price. president; Mrs. Mary Moore
yice-president; Miss Emma Linde
muth, secretary: Mrs. Martha John
stOn treasurer. Members of the Socla