The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-07
Society

A one O'Clock dinner will be given
at the Country club for all members
next Sunday. March 18th. 1t is an
nounced by the March social commit
tee. An informal musicale by mem
.bers OF the eHarlhanrt College Music
department will take place in the
afternoon The social committee for
March, which is arranging the affair,
Is composed Of the following mem
--bers.- Mrs. Richard Study, chairman;
Mrs. Fred ]. Bartel, and Miss Eliza
beth Marvel. - s ra-.o --ss. -.ae- f.
The Music department of the Wom-
ans club will meet at $3.50 O'Clock
Tuesday morning in the Public Art
gallery The faculty of the Earlham
College Music department will present
the following program:
"a Violin, 'fvalse Bluette," Drigo-Auer;
Southern Melody" Yost: Spanish
Dance" Rehfeldt-Miss Wilma Hall.
Vocal: 4.4wait Till L Put on My
Crown 'fWeepfn' Mary.',s.tDe ole
Ark's a Movie"-Negro eSpfritual-
Cyril Pitts. s4-s
Piano Noctarnes Chopin
study Chopin; et'Nalse 'Parisienne,"
Schutte-Miss Grace Nicholson.
Vocal: "Salutatton h of the Dawn"
fyiolin obligato), Frederick Steven
SON: Light "a Sequel to .Saiutation
of the Dawn">. FredsIiek Stevenson
Samuel Carton. n - e
Miss Mary Carn1an and Miss Halcey
Harold, accompanies. II
1 Prof. William n. sTrueblood. Of Earl
ham college, will address the Literary
department. of theTWo man's club with
the fifth lecture on Drama as an Art
at 2:3O o'clock Tuesday afternoon in
the lecture room Of the Morrison-
Reeves library. +
The n. N. C. club will be entertained
with banquet at the Arlington hotel
Tuesday evening. Those forming the
committee in charge are: Miss Edith
Wickemeyer. Miss Ruth Foulke, and
Miss Margaret Schuman.
Art association members are asked
to notify Mrs. M. F. Johnston not
later than Tuesday If they expect to
accept the invitation Of the Indiana
Artists club to be their guests at In
dianapolis next Saturday afternoon
and evening.
]. Niles Moffett, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. E. Moffett, formerly of this city, and
Miss Anna Kenny, Of Montreal, Can
ada, were married Feb. 16, according
to word received in this city. the
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
J. B. Kenny, formerly of New YORK
CITY and now of Montreal.
Mrs. Howard Venting entertained
a number of children Saturday after
noon for the pleasure of her little SON.
- Billy. in honor of his birthday. The
in cynf
which luncheon was served by the
hostess. Green and white crepe paper,
green candles, and dainty green and
white favors combined to- make q
rretty st, Patrick setting. A white
birthday cake lighted with green
candles was instl,e center of the table
Among the guests who enjoyed the al
fair we're. Helen Louise Keelor, Ruth
EeeIor. Mary Elizabeth Harris, Bar
lara Jean Harris, Esther Wysons
Wanda Blumenauer, Barbara Schneue
Doris Counts. Malcolm Virgins, .John
snaveley, William Manley, Jo1 q
Whelan, Walter Blossom, and Billy
Venting,
The Ladies, Auxiliary Of the Sons OF
Veterans will meet at o'clock Tues
day afternoon in-.the. post rooms al
the courthouse.
Mrs. Jessie Orr will be hostess to
the Current Events club Tuesday after
noon. 49,, =
Mrs Guy .Duyall entertains the Crl
terion club at her home, ia Nortf
Fourteenth street, Tuesday afternoon
The Loyal Daughters class of the
First Christian church will meet a
the home of. Mrs. o. E. Dickinson, Al
West Main street, next Wednesda.
evening instead of Monday evening
March IA. The change in date is made
because of the symphony orchestra
concert next Monday evening.
The Mary F. Thomas w. c. T. U
will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:3'
O'Clock at the n ONE OF Mrs. William
Deitemeyer 416 Lincoln street. Mis-
S Ethel Clark of the Social Servict
bureau, will address the union OF
Child Welfare All members art
asked to be present.
Degree of Honor will give a care
party in Red Mems hall at 1880 o'cloci
Tuesday evening. Degree team mem
bers areaasked to be present Tuesda.
evening"
Circle Three of the First Presbyte1
ian church, of which Mrs. j. w. Black