The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-20
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terrain the Sol Meredith post, Of the
G. A. R., at their luncheon Thursday,
May 25, at II o'clock in the Knights of
Pythias building. An invitation has
been extended TO all members Of the
Grand Army of the Republic to be
guests at the affair which is being CIV
en- in observance of Memorial Day A
special program has been arranged,
and speaker from Indianapolis will
come here for the occasion Any of
the G. A. R. members who are unable
s 10 walk to the K. of P. building are
asked to call Glen Kehlenbrink, phone
3639, and he will have an automobile
+ sent for them. Other members of the
committee, besides Mr.. Kehlenbrink,
. are Howard Hunt and Paul Miller.
Ivitations are out for the wedding of
MISS mildred Alice Nusbaum, daughter
s of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Perry Nusbaum
to Kenneth Eugene Olson, of Milwau-
s kee, Wisconsin. son of the Rev and
Mrs. L. ]. Olson, of Iceland, Wiscon-
sin. 1t is to take place Monday even
ing. June 5, at 1880 o'clock, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Nusbaum, PA
North Thirteepth street.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Boyd
s daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Boyd, of Dayton, o., and William r.
& Keys, son of Mrs. John Keys, of North
Tenth street, was quietly celebrated
: in the presence of a few friends and
members of the families, Thursday
5 afternoon, in the Methodist Episcopal
church at Dayton. The bride was
stunning in tailored suit with orchid
shade hat and blouse. Her flowers
we're a corsage of sweet peas in the
8 shade of orchid. She was attended
by Miss Helen Ellis Roland Keys
& brother of the groom, acted as best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Keys left later
on a short wedding trip after which
they will be at home at 123 Grafton
street, Dayton, o. Mrs. Keys was
formerly student at Earlham college
and has many friends here. Among
those who attended the wedding from
this city were: Mrs. John Keys, Mr.
and Mrs Horatio N Land, William
Kelly, Jr., and Roland Keys.
= A childrep's party will be given al
the Country club next Saturday after
noon for all the children of club mem
bers. Hostesses for the affair will be
Miss Maxine Murray, Mrs. John M
8 Crawford, Miss Marjorie Gennett anG
Mrs. Fred Girty.
All reservations for Sunday one
o'clock dinner at the country club
s. must be made with the steward by
Saturday evening.
Mrs. George Brownell, of Wyoming
o., is spending a few days here the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Willard z. Carr
of Westcett- Place.
Mrs. ]. H. Null, of Columbus, O.
Il and Mrs. ]. T Williams, of San Jose
Calf, have been visiting here, the
guests of Mrs. Bert Baumgardner, o.
SIT North Seventeenth street Mrs
Williams left Saturday for her home
in California.
Mrs Rose Laid, Home Service sec
rotary of the Red Cross at Parkers
burg, w. Va, is in the city on accoun
of the death of her sister, Mrs. Edit
Huth Mrs. Laid will stay until Mon
day when she will return to Parkers
burg.
Miss Mildred Schalk will present {
group of her pupils in the first of
series of three pianoforte recitals
Tuesday evening, May %, at oclocl
in the Friends meeting house on Nortl
A street. Mrs. Sherman Brown,
pupil of Samuel B. Carton, will be tn,
assisting artist Ten pupils will b.
presented in the Tuesday evening re
cital. Following is the program:
Les Sylphes .... Baehmal
Ruth Reynolds
a. Spanish Dance .....,.... Frontin
b. Brilliants Observation-Disclosures. Ort
Edith Warner
To the Rising Sun ...... Torjusse
Laura Henley
a. Cradle Song .......... MacFayde
b. Country Dance ....... MacFayde
Edith Lewis
MaZurka MaLIneW
Alice Palmer
Spring has Come ........... Dick
Mrs. Brown-Mary Carman, acc.
Woodland Sketches ...... MacDowe
To Wild Rose
To a Water Lily-Autumn
Helen Clark
Prelude, G sharp minor. .Rachmanino
James Lacey
Prelude, c Sharp Minor. Rachmanino
James Lacey
Peery Gynt Suite
Morning, Asses Death, Anitra's Dane
In the Hall of the Mountain King
Madge Townsend
Suite Sae
Scene d'Amour
Marche ct Pallnaise
Luella Masters and Mariana Swayni
Piano pupils of Mrs. Lewis c. Kin
will be presented in recital Tuesda
afternoon at 4:30 o'clock at the hon
of Mrs. King on South Twenty-fir'
street Eight pupils viii be presente
Advanced pupils of Mrs. King are
be presented at an evening recit
s sometime in June All friends and pa
ents of pupils are invited to attend tt
musicale Tuesday afternoon.
The program follows:
a. May Song .................L ans
b. Dolls Dream .Oeste
Mary Ann Weaver
Little Fairy .......... StreabbC
Everett Unthank
Holiday March .Kend
Russell Shafer
Mrs. King
At the Circus Rec
Edward Unthank