The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-25

OF Mrs. King, rendered MacDOWeIt
group composed of From an Indian
Lodge" Scottish Tone Poem" and
Autumn" cantata. 1.-THE Lady of
Shalott," from Tennyson's poem, with
musical setting by Bendell. was
given as the second part of the pro-
gram. Mrs. F. w. Kruger and Mrs.
d. E. Dennis sang the solo parts. The
cantata is written in four parts Those
who sang were: Mrs. F. w. Kruger
and Mrs. Dennis, first sopranos; Miss
Haley Harold and Mrs. L. G. King.
second sopranos; Mrs. W. c. Hibberd
and Mrs. w. ]. Smith, contralto; Miss
Bowman and Miss Rethmeyer played
the violin and Miss Carman the piano
accompaniment. Tea was served to
| the guests following the musicale.
Mrs. King was assisted by Mrs. w H.
/ Quigg, Mrs. E. E. Lebo, Miss Sarah
| Evans, Mrs. S. Edgar Bond. and Mrs.
Herschel Riggin. Miss Alice Moor
man and Mrs. Riggin poured tea. The
! out-Of-town gue~s were: Mrs. Wal
! ter Carver, of Springfield, Ohio; Mrs.
/ Frank Brown, of Chicago; Miss Sarah
Nicholson. of Boston, Mass. and Mrs.
William Longstreth. of New Paris.
Ohio. Members of the club who were
present included: Mrs. Rufus Allen,
Mrs nellie Barnard. Mrs. S. Edgar
Bond, Mrs. Jesse Bond. Mrs. William
A. Bond, Mrs. Melissa e. Coffin, Mrs
| N. S. Cox, Mrs. Walter Dalbey. Mrs.
Dempsey Dennis, Miss Mary Evans,
! Miss Sarah Evans, Mrs. Albert Gil
mer, Mrs. Howard Gluys, Mrs. Effie A.
Hall. Mrs. N c. Heironimus. Mrs w.
J. Hiatt, Mrs. Foster Hoeffer, Mrs.
1 n TT4I@
Miss Anna Horn, Mrs Garwood Ire
dell. Mrs. Atwood jenkins. Mrs. John
H. johnson, Mrs. w N. Johnson, Mrs
L. C. King. Mrs. Joseph w. Kinsey,
| Mrs. E. E Lebo Mrs Edwin Menden-
hall, Mrs F. G. Nicholson, Miss Alice
Norman, Miss Nancy Norman, Mrs.
| William Quigg. Mrs. Robert Randall,
Mrs. Ehie Reynolds, Mrs. w. ]. Smith
Mrs. Sarah Stetson, Mrs. Elizabeth
Toms, Mrs. William Wicket, Miss
Mary Cadwallader, Mrs Walter Doan
Mrs. Alonzo Gardner, Mrs. E. Gurnev
Hill, Miss Margaret Wicket, Mrs.
Louis Jones, Mrs. Phillip Schneider
| A market will be held by the Web.
ster M. E. Aid society Wednesday
Nov. 20. at the First National bank
Dressed chickens, home-baked, and
cooked goods will be on sale.
The Mary Hill w C. T. u will meet
with Mrs. w. s. Hendricks at heI
home, 235 South Eleventh street, Fri
day afternoon, Dec. /.
The Webster M. E. Aid society will
meet with Mrs. Charles Rothmel al
her home in Webster, Dec. 1.
Il Mrs. Lizzie Bescher will be hostess
to the Current Events club Tuesday
afternoon. Responses will be on
Thanksgiving Two papers will be
given, one by Mrs. Pearl Bills on Lake
Dwellers," the other by Mrs. Jessie
Orr on "Radium." Mrs. Leonors
Beach will give Some sayings we
ought to know"
The Trifolium society will meet
Tuesday evening. Nov %, with Miss
Gertrude Bartel at her home on South
Sixteenth street. Ernest Renk viii
have charge of the music. Miss Eliza
beth Kruger will have a paper OF
Indiana Educational History" Thu
social committee for the occasion /.
composed of Mrs. Gus Hafner, Ray
mond Fossenkemper. Mrs. F. w. Krue
ger, Mrs. Lloyd E. Harter, Mrs. George
Eggemeyer and Everard B. Knollen
berg.
The Tourist club WIFI be ent riainet
at the residence of Mrs. David Worth
Dennis on West Main street, Frida.
evening, Dec. /. She will be assisted
by Mrs. Florence Lodwick, Miss Laura
CASTOR and Miss Ada Woodward. The
program is to include a paper OIL
Tibet" by Mrs. H. R. Robinson follow
ed by discussion which Thomas B
: Jenkins will lead.
/, Donation week for the Margare
> Smith Home for Aged Women is to b,
. held from Nov. 25 to Dec. 2 Con
, tributions of vegetables, fruit, canned
! goods, and money will be received
. Persons wishing to contribute some
: thing may bring it to the home or or
der something from the grocery which
. will be sent direct to the home from
there. Every housewife is urged Il
remember the home at some time mex
, week when ordering her groceries.
- A box of canned fruits. vegetables
juices and jellies are being assembled
/ TO send to the Indiana State Soldiers