The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-15
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Dance of the Badajeres. 1865. Helms
Juanita Clark
Me1odie ......... Stoutenbugh
Mary Terhune
Feather Dance DucelleI
Edith Hollar
The Brook .................. .GronoW
Ellen Kluter
Spinning Wheel .Schmol
Dorothy Wentz
Violin Polonaise Militairie, No. 1,
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Charlotte Colvin
Richard Lawrence
La Fountaine ................ BONN
Julia Margaret Trimble
JPense ....M Meyer He1mund
Louise Heet
Sun Shower ..........A therton
Eleanor Martin
Venetian Serenade ........ Brown
Nannette Robson
Tarantelle LomeS
Marcia Weissgerber
Au Matin Cat Morn) ........ GODDARD
Jessie Lewis
Valse Arabesque .H...-........I Lack
Lestra Turner
Marche Militaire 1.-TWO pianos) 49,.
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Dorothy Wentz, Ellen Kluter, Mary
Frances Clements. Louise Heet.
The bridge day for women
members of the Country club will be
held Friday at the club. During the
day golf and tennis will be played,
and auction bridge will be the feature
of the afternoon.
The Confraternity of st. Mary's
church will hold market at Romey's
furniture shop Saturday morning
June IT, An assortment of home
made pies. cookies, bread, cakes and
other delicacies will be on sale. Every
one is invited to attend the market.
The women of Reid Memorial
church will hold market Saturday
at Miller's harness store, 827 Mair
street. The market will be opened a
/ 10 O'Clock. Homemade bread, rolls
1 cakes. doughnuts, bean salad, pies ant
other home prepared foods will be or
sale. The public is invited to come
to the market.
! Queen Esther club. Past Grand No
bles of Eden Rebekah lodge, will NEE
at the home of Mrs. R. w. Stratton
243 Pearl street
W. E. Burk of Okmulgee, Okla, for
lmerly resident of Richmond, was the
weekend guest of his aunt, Mrs. Mary
Rigsby, Is North Fifth street. Aftel
| going to Ithaca, N. Y, where he will at
/ tend the graduation exercises of hi:
two sons from the University of Cor
nell, he will return to Richmond
i The D. L. KS met at the home O
Miss Emma Horr for business meet
i ing recently. Following the bushes:
4 session a social hour was enjoyed b,
Jail. Those present were Miss Lydia
Hazeltine, Miss Juanita Detmer, Miss
Madge Whitesell, Miss Thelma Cham
pion, Miss Merle Thisthethwaite Mis-
Laura May Burns, Miss BeTnieee WeaE
er and Miss Emma Horr
One of the most delightful and inter
: estfng affairs Of the week was the all
day meeting and picnic of the Needle
craft club held Wednesday at the hom
} of Mrs. Walter Moore, southeast o
Richmond. Following a delicious pic
mic lunch, which was served on tn
lawn, which offered a pretty setting o
garden flowers, a short memorial serE
; ice was held in honor of Mrs. Ear
Brandenburg, who was member o
the club. During the afternoon a Pre-
: gram was given by children of tn
: members present. Recitations wer
given by Miss Helen Watts, Miss Myr
Grace Raper. Miss Dera Raper, Mis-
Martha Shaefer, Miss Maxine Gail an
t Wendell Moore. Orville Gail gave
r recitation and a song, and Miss Ma,
: jorie Arnold, Miss Maxine Gail an
Paul Watts sang songs. Guests of tn
: club for the afternoon were Mrs. Mar
: Ray, Mrs. Howard McWhinney, Mr.
/ Clarence Raper, Mrs. Hazel Gail, Mr.
Fannie Decker, Mrs. George Reed, Mr.
q K. d. Coef1e1d, Miss Esther Reed, Mis-
/ Catherine Binkley and Miss Helen NJ
Il Whitney. Members present were; Mr.
: Grant Larsh, Mrs. Charles Raper, Mr.
! Horace Cox, Mrs. John McWhinne
! Mrs. Carl Gail, Mrs. Frank Wehrl
4 Mrs. Levi Rhodes, Mrs. Frank Smelse
Mrs. William Arnold, Mrs Walt,
h Moore, Mrs. Jesse Stanley, Mrs. Vel
ing Shaeffer, Mrs. Milo StegaIl, Mr.
81 Cora McWhinney, Mrs. Paul Jorda
Mrs. John Watts, Mrs. Chelsie Polloo
n and Mrs. William Mccoy.
Mrs. Anna Beeson was hostess