The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-06-08
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SESySSCOCTETY

- An unusually fine program of ac- I
tivities for the entertainment of Coun-
try club members this month has been
announced by the social committee
Tor June. Two days, Wednesday, June
IA and June %, will be sport-bridge
days On these days there will be
golf and tennis played all day, and q
special luncheon will be served, af-
ter which members who desire may
play bridge. F'avors will be given to
winners of the competition. A dinner
dance is planned for Saturday,
June "a.
For the pleasure of their guest, Mrs
Nora Hill of Tacoma, Wash, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Hill entertained at the home
Of Ernest Hill, on East Main, with a
reception Tuesday evening. The house
was attractiveIy decorated with bowls
and baskets of gayly colored garden
flowers. In the latter part of the
evening refreshments were served to
about 25 guests Among those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Iredel, Mrs.
I George Bosley, Miss Margaret Hill,
I. Mrs. Gertrude Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
jamin Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Hale,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Jay, Mrs. Hunt,
Z Mrs. Nettie Kirby, Mr.. and Mrs. Shu-
man Jones, Mrs. Hawkins, Mrs. Alice
I Dilks, Mrs Margaret Webb, Rudolph
{ Hill, Omer White, Robert Taylor and
. Henry Dickens.
. Prof. F. K. Hicks will present pupils
in a series of recitals to be held June
81, % and % in the auditorium of the
. Morton high school Younger pupils
+. will be presented in the first of the
3 recitals and more advanced students
in the last.
Prof Samuel B. Carton will present
vocal pupils in recital this evening
: at $40 o'clock in the auditorium of
: the Morton high school. There will
z be no admission charged and the pub
{ lie is cordially invited to attend. The
program will be presented as follows:
Duet, Passage Birds Farewell. 49,.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. (Hildach)
Ruth and Pauline Mcpherson
{ Dost Thou Know That Fair Land,
from Mignon Thomas
Lou Reva Penland New Paris)
The Brigand ...............S penct
Olin Arbaugh (Portland)
& Love My Love-. Manney
r Inc SLdT .IlOStES
Z Katherine Haviland, Amesbury, Mass.
All, Rendimi, from Mitrane. Ros5i
Nellie Donovan indianapolis.
Dawn .....P orterfield Polk
Doris Kerlin (Greenville)
( Springs Awakening Sanderson
Louise Taylor birmingham, Ala.)
Caro- MILO Bene. Northumberland iordani
Sc in he ri n n
Rose Observation-Disclosures. Protheroe
E / Hid My Love. ........... ID Hardelot
Goldie VanTress (Richmond)
z The Awakening ............ Spross
s Tholle Druley Boston, Ind
+ A May Morning. ............... Denza
Isabelle Henly (Carthage)
o. Thou Sublime. Sweet Evening
Star, from Tannhauser. Wagner
Alan Wallace (Owensville)
Vissi date, Vissi d'Amore, from La
Tosca ................. Puccln1
Sentuzza's Aria from Cavalleria
Rusticana ............... MaScagnf
Mrs. Sherman Brown (Richmond)
( E Lucevan lie Stella, from La
ToSca Pucclnl
o, Heller Tag .fschaikowsky
Lie ............... ....-.-. CuTTdH
Cyril Pitts (Richmond
The COLLINS Git You. Parks
THE Little Quartette
The marriage of Miss Ruth Good
enough, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H
V. Goodenough, to Harry Fades OF
Shreveport, La, will take place al
the Goodenough home of South Six
teenth street, Saturday morning, June
II. The Rev. ]. ]. Rae. pastor of the
s First Presbyterian church, will Off
eiate.
A series OF recitals will be giver
/ June IA, Is and Is, presenting the pu
pills of Miss Cecilia Libert in the audi
torium of Morton high school. The
program will be announced soon.
Miss Laura CASTOR will presen
students of pianoforte in a recita
Tuesday, June Is.
The Enterprise Bible class of tn,
East Main street Friends church viii
hold it's regular monthly meeting a
the home of Mrs. Louis Campbell, 10