The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-05-14
Society

s Miss Maei Hasemeier has announc-
ed that her pupils will appear in re-
cital, Saturday afternoon, Monday and
I Thursday. The recitals will be given
at her home, 134 South Seventh street,
The program for Saturday at p. M.
is as follows:
Lullaby, Margaret Martin; Helen
birmingham Grottendick.
Swinging, Bilbro: Birthday Recep-
ton, Davis; Mildred Raper.
Whistling School Boy, Rowe; Wini-
fred Nungessor. &
Meadow Lark's Morning Song, Fro
thingham; Sweet Briar Rose, Fischer.
Helen Duning.
The Merry Hunter, Walter Rolfe;
Ellis Bevfngton.
The Skylark Mounts the Blue, Blue
Sky, Swartz; Mary Welbaum, Eliza
beth kreimeier.
Cello: Hunting Song, Hall; Evelyn
Sweet. A Flock of Blackbirds; Robin
Trills a Merry Tune; Sad Story of
Cock Robins Death, e. Swartz: Mary
.Welbaum. Toys on Parade; The
.kewpie Valsette. Lemont; Jean Grot-
stendick.
SN Flowers of Springtime, Rolfe; Merry
go Round, Hall; Nelson Pyle.
- Songs: Lovely Springtime, Mosko-
Ews ki-Spaulding; A Lullaby, Demarest;
Elsie Stoddard, Louise Nieman, Max
sof the Sunbeams, Cadman; Garnett
sRothert.
II Hide and Seek, Dennee; March of
sFingalPs Men, Reinhold; Howard
Sweet. Win O'The Wisp, LAYER: The
gGypsies Are Coming, Rogers; Eliza
beth Kreimier. 4 IL r.
s. Under the Lavees, Thorme: Hover
Ing Butterflies, Gaynor; Louise Me
rman. .--......
r. - May Bells Ginning, Holzer; Spin
ming Song. ElImeurich; Maxine Nc
gEune.
ssee. The Ghosts in the Chimney, Ku1lak;
sDriental Dance, 10th; Helen Heit-
brink
& An old fashioned tea was given by
Circle No. of the First Presbyterian
schurch Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frank Reid, North Thir-
.teenth street. The guests wore old
fashioned costumes. The house was
sattractively arranged with roses. Ii
tiacs and sweet peas. Shaded candles
furnished the light. During the after
moon Mrs. F. w. Kreuger sang. DIR.
r. J. itae spoke. Late in the after
moon the guests were invited to the
filming room tor luncheon. lne ia
twas appointed with centerDieca OF
Ffoses. miniature bouquets of sweet
epeas and shaded candles. Mrs. Wey-
Hand Kelsey of Philadelphia, poured
tea. Mrs. Reid was assisted in enter
staining by Mrs. w. J. Blackmore.
= Sixteen members attended the meet
ing of the Coterie held Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. T. J. Fregu-
son, South Sixteenth street. During
the afternoon the members studied
the state constitution. Late in the
afternoon the hostess served refresh
ments. Mrs. George Thorpe will be
hostess for the club in two weeks.
Mrs. Taylor Schneider and son Rob-
ert of indianapolis are the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. David Golden on North
Ninth street.
Mrs. Laura Wilcox was hostess for
the Universalist Mission circle Thurs
day afternoon at her home on North
E street. A Mothers Day program
was presented with Mrs. Martha John
son as leader The hostess served a
two-course luncheon. The next meet
ing will be held June II with Mrs
Martha Johnson, South Eleventh
street.
The Kings Heralds of the Grace NJ
E. church will meet Saturday at $3.50
p. m. at the church. All members are
urged to be present.
Mrs. Ralph Little was hostess for
the Daffodil club Thursday afternoon
at her home on West Main street. The
afternoon was spent with music and
needlework Late in the afternoon the
guests were invited to the dining
room where luncheon was served. The
table was appointed with spring flow
MrS To,
McMinn were guests of the club The