The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-05
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The first of the annual pianoforte
recitals presenting the pupils of Nor |
man A. Brown will be held this even
ing in the Morton high school audi
forum at o'clock. An excellent pro-
gram has been arranged and num-
Der of his younger pupils will per-
form The public is cordially invited
to attend the recital. There will be
no admission charged. Pupils who
will appear in the recital tonight are:
Misses Mildred Fox, Mary 'Haword,
Martha GAR. Eloise Goodwin, Eliza
beth Whitesell, Mary Thorman, Thel-
ma Lashier, Constance Vigran. Wini-
fred Bucbworth, Martha Wooley, Cath
crime Holzapfel, Mildred Raper, Lucille
Crump, Kathryn Paust, Janis Mash
meyer, Fern Samms, Anna Harter,
Josephine Thorn. Maxine Herzler,
Mary Imperial, Frances Berkmeyer,
Leona Fay BulIerdick, Thelma Laugh
man. Lillian Miller, Margaret Whaley,
Louise Snavely, Elizabeth Emery,
Mary Mutchner, Gladys Moss, Sadie
Hires, Frances Gaar, Louise Kuhlman,
Frances Drifmeyer, Jeanette Dunlap;
Masters Warren Niles, Ralph Roberts,
Russell Snyder, Erwon Seymour, Mar
vim zimmerman, James Sheek and Rus
sell Owens.
The second recital VIII be given
Tuesday evening at o'clock at the
high school auditorium, and will pre-
sent Mr.. Browns older pupils. The
public is invited to attend.
One of the most beautiful weddings
of the mouth was that of Miss Char
lene Reece, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Melting to Ernest ]. Way, son
5 of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Way of South
Twelfth street, solemnized Sunday,
( June 4, at high noon at the home Of
( the brides parents, TAP South Sixth
: street, the Rev. NJ s. Hinckle, re-
Z turned missionary from Jamaica, Of
ficiating. A color scheme in shades
of yellow, pink and white were carried
out in all appointments, creating a
lovely setting for the ceremony.
Streamers in these colors formed an
attractive background for baskets OF
pink and white carnations and clus-
tiers of yellow gladonas used in dec
orative profusion. The bride was at.
tended by Miss Dorothy Mutchner and
Miss Fay Mutchner. and the groom
by Christopher H. Kinsella. The bride
wore stunning white crepe de chine
gown and carried a bouquet of orange
blossoms tied with white tulle. Miss
Dorothy Muchtner were a frock of vel
Z low organdie and a corsage of orange
blossoms tied with yellow tulle, and
Miss Fay Mutchner wore a pink or
candle frock set off with a corsage OF
orange blossoms tied with pink tulle
: After the ceremony delicious wed
ding dinner was served, the color
: scheme used in the wedding ceremony
: being carried out here also. Out-of
= town guests present were Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Way of Dayton, Ohio, and Mr.
and Mrs. George Ryan and daughter
Elizabeth, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Reece of Lynn. Those Who witnessed
the ceremony were: Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Way, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Ryan, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reece
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Goodwin, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Sanders, Mr.. and Mrs
George Heaph and son, Robert, Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Melting. Miss Mary
Way, Mrs. Hinckle and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. John Mutchner, Miss Fay
Mutchner, Miss Dorothy Mutchner
Stanley Chrift, Christopher Kinsella
Harry Melting and Mr.. and Mrs. Char
les Way.
Mr. and Mrs. Way will be at home
after June s, at 46 South Twelfth
street. a. ......
A dance will be given at Beachwoo'
under the direction of Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Kolp, Wednesday evening, Jun
Z. The Winter Garden Six of Piqus
Ohio, assisted by a Dayton drummer
will play the program of dances.
special car will leave the tractio
station at 7:45 o'clock for those VIII
unable to motor to the dance.
The Progressive Literary club wi
be entertained at the home of Mr.
George Chrisman. on the New Pari
pike, Tuesday afternoon. This is tn
final meeting of the clubs fiscal yea
and all members are urged to attent
The program that will be presente
follows: responses: Thoughts on tn
Years Work" 1.-The Isle of Pines 6
an Earthly Paradise" Mrs. Charlie
E. Webb; Women of Today and T
morrow" Mrs. w. L. Misener; ape
tion box. Mrs. Robert Wilson; an
music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Shirk, WI
have been in New York and Bosto
are expected to return home ne,
week.
Miss Eleanor Seidel of South Eight
teenth street. has as her house que
Mrs. Hamilton Wilson, of Wyomin
Ohio. Mrs. Wilson was formerly Mi
Margaret Millikan and is well-knov
here.
Mr.. and Mrs, Raymond NicholsC
and son, Timothy, have returned fro
Indianapolis, where they have be,
visiting Mrs. Nicholson's parents, N
and Mrs. Oscar Frenzel.
Mrs. Glenn Carr and Miss Katie
inc Carr. left last week for Kans
City.
Mrs. BENJAMIN Johnson and daug