The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-12
Society
Fifty reservations mad beensmade at

son, MISS Wilma Hail, Cyrli TlttS anu
Miss Mary Carman, acoompanist, will
take part in the recital. The program
will be presented as follows:
Sonata for Piano and Violin (Finale)
Dvorak
Misses Nicholson and Hall
Duet for two tenors-Crucifix.. Faure
Messrs. Pitts and Carton
Violin-Prize Song from Die Meis-
tersinger; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Van Goens
Miss Hall 10
Where'er You Walk. Handel
My Soul is Athirst for God (Holy
city. -...,...: ....... Gaui
Mammy's Song ....... Harriet Ware
-, Mr. Pitts
Dance of thu Gnomes List
IA, Miss Nicholson r.. ... q
The Quest ...,......., Eleanor Smith
My Little House. ..,..- Seneca Pierce
There Is No Death. .OHara
s~>~. Mr.. Carton
Miss Mary Carman, Accompanist
Mrs Alice NJ Bates of 123 North
Sixth street entertained number of
day evening in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. Armand Horr of Dayton, o.
No date has been set for the annual
dinner and meeting, of the Richmond
Art association, it is reported. The
time will not be set until it is learned
whether William Dudley Foulke can
ing is held later than usual.
The Ben Hurs will give a dance in
the club rooms Saturday evening for
Ben Hurs and their friends. A pie
social" will be'a feature of the party.
Dancing will begin at $50; o'clock.
Miller's orchestra will play the order
Of dances. -.
The Universalist Mission circle will
hold an apron sale and market at
Reeds Furniture store. next Saturday,
March 10, in the afternoon and even
ing. The public is invited to the mar
ket *.
The Good Cheer class of the First
Methodist church will hold its regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. Omer
Chase. 80. North Nineteenth street,
Thursday, March II, at $3.50 o'clock.
A ST .Patrick's banquet will be given
next Thursday evening under the au-
spices of the Ladies auxiliary, A. o.
H., in the banquet room of Grace. M.
e. church, North Tenth and A streets.
Loyal Chapter. 40, Order of the East
ern Star. will entertain with a st: Pat
rick party at the Masonic temple Sat
urday evening. Members ana their
friends will attend.
Mrs. Lewis C. King in talk at the
Public Art gallery at o'clock Sunday
afternoon will describe the numbers
to be played by the Richmond Sym
phony orchestra at it's concert Mon
day evening. The talk is designed to
be of especial interest to children.
Illustrations will be played on the
photograph and the piano
The Haphazard club held its month
~ meeting Thursday afternoon at the.
home of Mrs. Charles Roman on the
Abingdon pike The members were en-
tertained at dinner by the hostess az
ter which a program of music and
readings were given. Those present
were: Mrs. Andrew Burgess, Mrs. Lud'
low Mott. Mrs. Joseph Dixon, Mrs. Ed
Crowen. Mrs. Jennie Niles, Mrs. Will
Fisher. Mrs. Walter Test, Mrs Bell
Sinex, Mrs. J. Schwenke, Mrs. Lizzie
Kind, Mrs. Clyde Roman and Mrs.
Charles Roman.
Circle One of the First Methodist
church elected the following officers at
it's regular meeting held at the home
of Mrs Leroy Nichols Thursday after
noon: President, Mrs. Charles Lyone,
secretary, Mrs. I. M. Ridenour; treas
urer. Mrs. Mary Keller; chairman
work committee. Mrs. Leroy Nichols,
assistant, Miss Anderson.
Mrs O. F. Ward was hostess to an
all day meeting Of Section One, Ladies
and Pastors union of Grace M. E.
church Friday. The members present
knotted three comforts. The hostess
served a picnic dinner at noon. Mrs.
Conrad S. Heet entertains the section
next Wednesday.
Mrs. E. Guernev Hill entertained the
Hill Top sewing circle at her home on
East Main street, Friday afternoon.
The time was spent sewing. The host
ess served a luncheon carrying out a
color scheme of green and white in the
appointments. St~Patrick favors were
given the guests,
Kolp's assembly held Friday even
ing in the 7. O. O. F. hall was attend
cd by about so couples The Kolp-
Smith FIVE piece orchestra played the
order of dances Those present in
Livingstone. Miss Helen Hill, Miss
Gertrude. Williams. Miss Bonita Mon
arch, Miss Doris Pickett. Miss Edna
Stanford. Miss Greta Sisk, Miss Mar
suerite Cox, Miss Emily Tappan, Miss
Charlotte Dubois, Miss Lulu Butler,
Miss Estaline Owens Miss Enid Orr,
Miss Mary Rebecca Pigman, Miss Mar
garet Wood, Miss Vivian Douthit,
Miss Rernice Judy Miss Elsie Norris
Miss Kate Housted, Miss Martha Egg
gemeyer, Miss Dorothy Reese, Miss
Elizabeth Brown. Miss Ruth Good
enough, Miss Lillian Shank, Miss
Frances Smith, Miss Bertha Hickman.
Miss Mar Irwin, Miss Mary Hodgin,
Miss Alice Daffler. Miss Mae Morris,
Miss Ruth Stevens. Miss Alice Taylor.
Miss Charlotte Spaulding, Miss Echo
Fiory. Miss Rhea Pyle, Miss Anita
Sudhoff, Claude Sourbeer, Dr.. Il. A.
Wysong, Lyell Erwin, William Dunn,
Marion Zuttermeister, Gene Messick,
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