The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-10


the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Cham
ness on North Eighteenth street
THE Life of Robert Louis Steven
son." as discussed by Mrs. Clarence
Ferling at meeting of the Hibberd
Parent-Teachers' association Thurs
day afternoon, proved to be an inter-
esting subject. Several selections
from Stevenson were given by pupils
of Miss Cross The Hibberd orches-
ira played two numbers and Dorothy
Stoddard sang the new P. T. A. hymn.
Miss Florence Williams, art supervis-
Or of the high school, explained the
| famous picture contest, and plans
were made for the Hibberd association
! to enter. There were so persons pres
ent, Miss Cooper's room receiving the
banner for having the most mothers
present The question box was an
/ important feature, discussions being
| led by the teachers. 1t was decided
Ito raise the money to finish paying
! for the Victrola for the school by sub
scription, each member of the associa-
ton sending or bringing what he can
give to the next meeting, Thursday,
| April 6. Miss Steen, Mrs. Harry Me.
man and Mrs. ]. w. Eloff were ap-
pointed to the program committee for
the next meeting.
! The public is invited to the general
meeting of the Woman's club at
o'clock Sunday afternoon in the First
/ Presbyterian church. The program is
| in charge of the music department and
has been arranged by Mrs. Yale R.
Shively and Mrs. J. J. Rae. Following
/ t. 10Y MnI y-sr To-, &C
L. Rogers), (b) Scherzoso Games
Lovely Are Thy Dwellings," Liddle)
Mrs. Clara Igleman; (a) Revere
/ (James H. Rogers), (b) Offertory
! (Vincent) Miss Marjorie Beck; (a) Bel
lceuse arranged by Frank Lynes), OBJ
Sunset and Evening Star (Helen Bling
ham), Mrs. Kreuger Mrs. Stegall, Miss
Nusbaum, Mrs. Haisley, Mrs. Rae, Mrs
Scott; (a) "a Song of Consolation
(Rosette Cole), b Souvenir (Ralph
Kinder), (c) A Desert Song (Shep
Golden Thought Gertrude Ross) Oh
Slumber Song (Mac Fayden), Mrs. F
w. Kreuger; instrumental trio, Melody
baum, Miss Richards, Miss Roland; Ca
| Spring Song (Ashmall, (b) Grand Fan
itasia Homer Bartlett), (c) Melody
(Shelley), Mrs Lewis King; (a) Thy
Kingdom Come (Shelley), OBJ Thou
Wilt Keep Him in Perfect Peace (Oley
ISpeaks), Mrs. Kreuger, Mr. Hutchins
Mrs. Longnecker, Mr.. Hodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Miller ant
Mrs. Fred Brown motored to Dayton
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bunk, of Soutf
1 Third street, have been called to Dub
lin by the death of Mrs. Blunk's moth
4 er.
4 In compliment to Mrs. Earl Balm
ger, nee Miss Ella Altman, Mrs. Verli1
Ballinger entertained with amiScellane
ious shower Thursday evening at he
home on Lincoln street. The affai
was in the nature of st. Patrick!
party and the decorations were il
keeping with the occasion. The gift!
were presented by little Mary Eliza
beth Clevenger and Daniel Dougar
Foster. each dressed in white ant
green. Refreshments we're served t.
forty guests.
The first in a series of four dance
to be given by the Masonic club wa
held last evening in the Masonic ten
pie. Kolp's orchestra furnished tn
music for the following dancers: Mis-
Frances Smith, Miss Mary Stoops
Miss Echo Roland, Miss Vira Schel
man, Miss Julia Won Pein, Miss Nal
I. garet Kinney, Miss Edith Crumbakel
Mrs. Robert Jackson, Harold Yeagel
Fred Mahet, Willard Morgan, Williar
| Jellison, Curtis Wicket, Louis Unite
Kenneth Whitnack, and Clarence POI
tier, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Aiken, Nj
: and Mrs. Charles Thomas, Mr. an