The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-03
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III. Wilson. Oh CampbelIstown, Ohio, to
Russell D. Rieheson, OF Clayton, Ind,
was announced at a party given by
Miss Wilson's sister, Mrs. Philip Meek,
and Mrs. Robert Wilson, at the home
OF Mrs. Meek on Charles epenae Sat
urday evening. The wedding date has
not been announced yet. During the
evening games were played and the
time spent infor naliy. Later two
course luncheon with appointments in
Keeping with the Easter season was
served by the hostess. The table was
decorated in yellow and white and
held centerpiece OF yellow and
white rosebuds. The announcement
WAS made with pretty Easter favois
Among The guests were Miss Mary
Wilson, Miss Mamie Lott, MIS-. Arvel
Daiey, Miss Jean Smith, Miss Mary
Moodkurst, Miss Donna Parke, Mrs.
]. H. Wilson, Mrs. Philip Meek and
Mrs. Robert Wilson
Mrs. Wilson Magaw entertained with
an Aprirs Fool party for the Recrea-
tion circle Saturday afternoon at her
home on National avenue. The chief
feature of the afternoon was an April
Fool style show, in which the club
members took part. Later buffet
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Spring flowers formed the decorations
through the rooms. Mrs. Benice Bee
son and Miss Lulu Hanning were club
guests. Among the members who at
tended were Mrs. William Beeson, Mrs.
Lester Beeson, Mrs. Clark Grove, Mrs.
Ralph Druley, Mrs. Lewis Beeson, Mrs.
James Eby, Mrs. Walter Farlow, Mrs.
John Hawley. Mrs. Howard Hartman,
Mrs. Henry Lahey, Mrs. w. B. Massie,
Mrs. Winfield Smelser, Miss Elizabeth
Smelser, Mrs. Robert Wilson, Mrs.
Isaac Wilson, Mrs. Aaron Sitloh and
Mrs. Wilson Magaw.
A recital will be given by pupils of
Miss Ruth Peltz Monday evening at
o'clock in the lecture room of the
First English Lutheran church. Miss
Ruth Mccormick, pupil of Samuel B.
Carton, will assist with the program.
Everyone interested is invited to at
tend Those who will participate in
clude: Irma Mae Diltz, Nancy Camp
bell, Helen Reddington, Martha Null,
Ellen Bartel, Mark Fred, William
Hood, Margaret Daggy, Elizabeth
Scott, Josephine Strader. Robert
IRanck, William Reid, Irene Hayden,
Lestra Hibberd, Louise Engelbrecht,
Pauline Patti and Margaret Tilson.
Miss Ruth Peltz will present group
of her more advanced pupils in re
cital Tuesday evening in the lecture
room of the First English Lutheran
church. The public is invited to at
tend. Following is the program to be
presented
oit Wilp1
Madeline Fleisch
MaZurka Petr1e
Catharine Fulghum
Nocturne .......... Jungmanr
Kathryn Weber
PolOnaiSe Milita1re. .......... CnOplL
Francis Robinson
Romance RuDenSLelI
Josephine Bartel
Polish Dance ........... Enge
Jean Shively
Echoes of Spring ...............Fr Firm
Spanish Dance. ......... MoSkoWSk
Carolyn Bartel
Song Without Words. ........ Cadmar
Mary Haas
From an Indian Lodge. ........
To a Water Lily. ......... .MacDowel
Luther Lemon
Lento f........ lynn oeoc
Prelude, G Sharp Minor. Rachmanlnof
Marjorie Hcllingsworth
On the Holy Mount. .Dyoral
Ruth Mccormick
To the Sea ..........
A. d. 1920 ...............M acDowei
Berenice Davis
Polish Dance ........... .ScharWenK
Elizabeth King
NalSe ................... 0cnu'
Janet Russell
Prelude, G Minor. .Rachmaninoi
Mildred Haas
Mrs. Omar Pearce entertained Sal
urday afternoon in honor of the mint
birthday of her son, Wesley. III
afternoon was spent in games and cor
tests. Later refreshments were serve
to the following guests: HoWar
Duke, Reid Beard, Kemys Keith, Kel
meth Frame, Gene McNutt, Kennel
Fudge. Bobbie Stewart, Lloyd CAM
hell. Crozier Franklin, Jack Cate
John Hawk, Harry Martin, Jane
Smith, Paul Williams, Glen Boyd, Ro
ert Armstrong, George Hinshaw, Mu
ray Thornburg, William Cain, Read
Pearce. Veda Durbin, Kathryn Gri
fifth, Vera Cain, Erma Fudge, Cathe
inc Coggshall, Ruth McConkey, Rub
Charles, Reba Charles, Pauline CleI
erltS, Lucille OleuSHlS, JoScPnil
knight. Janice Knight, Mildren kelt
deborah Lewis, Eloise Goddard, Rut
Goddard, Maud Kirkman. Elsie Ma
Thurston, Orena Craig, Elizabeth r
land and Kathleen Armstrong.
Miss Mary Ridenour entertaint
with a party Saturday afternoon
the home of Mrs. Elizabeth Candle
southeast of the city, in honor of Il
18th birthday of Miss Marguerite Fl
ley. Games were played during Il
afternoon and refreshments serve
The guests were: Mrs. Elizabe
Gambler and Mrs. Elizabeth Shut
grandparents of Miss Finley; Mr.. al
Mrs. Harry Finley, Miss Hazel Ewin
Miss Nicola Ewing, Miss Anna Ea
Brandenburg, Miss Louise Kuhlma
Miss Rose Thurman, Miss Doroth
Carroll. Miss Ruth Wiley, Miss Nj
cedes Harbert, Miss Ruth Matti, Mi
Helen Walsh, Miss Alma Regain. Mi
Almedia Phenis, Miss Harriet Lew
Miss Ruth Norris, Leonard Kuhlma
Joseph Phenis Robert Lewis, Jess
Lewis. Paul Norris, Robert RAPE
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