The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-02-06

Spectacular scenic effects, gorgeous
costumes, tuneful melodies, and clev.
er lines constitute few of the char
acterizations applicable to the musical
comedy by Frank Holland which will
be staged at the Country club the
last of February. The date of the
performance has been set for Tues
day evening, Feb. 2S. The whole skit
is unique and original, having local
setting and many touches of local
color Songsters, dancers and a Choir
us gowned in Dame Fashions latest
creations are to participate in the
: weaving of the intricate plot for the
musical extravaganza.
Announcement is made that the Fed
Grafton of Women's Missionary soci-
. cites will hold its annual all-day meet
ing Friday, Feb. "a, at the First Eng
lish Lutheran church. The gathering
will be featured by a special program
Of music and addresses. Mrs. Elsie
Castor Chrisman, of Dayton, Ohio, IS
TO be one of the speakers, her subject
: to be The Church Militant" Plans
for the complete program are in the
Z hands of the executive board and will
be published later A banner is to be
awarded the society having the larg-
est. percentage in attendance.
+ The Music department of the Wo-
mans club will meet Tuesday morn
ing at $3.50 o'clock in the Public Art
e gallery, at which time a program on
E modern French will be presented.
Z Mrs. William Kienker and Miss Ma
Z bel Hasemeier have arranged the pro-
Z gram. Josiah Marvel will give a sup
+ Elementary talk dealing with the tend
: encies of modern French music.
( Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Henderson enter
Z tanned members of the Woman's adult
Z class of the U. B. church and their
+ husbands Tuesday evening, at their
+ home, 100 North Nineteenth. street.
Mr. and Mrs. Warner fetish viii
K entertain the II. s. euchre club Tues
e day evening.
The c. 3. S. club will meet Tuesday
( evening with Miss Ruby Castetter.
Delta Theta Tau sorority members
e will hold a meeting Tuesday evening
y in the Omicron ri Sigma rooms, Il.
. of p. temple.
Z Miss Ogen Shelton viii be hostess
. TO the Five Hundred club Monday
! evening, at her home on South Fourth
3 street
A dance will be given by Gonzaga
council at the Y. NJ. ! club Tuesday
evening.
Mrs. Horace Kramer assisted by
Mrs. Karl Wolfe and Mrs. w. a.
Ellis will entertain the Progressive
Literary society at its annual guest
day Tuesday, at her home on East
Z Main street
The Benevolent society of St. Johns
Lutheran church will meet Monday
evening at the church
Miss Ruth Mumbower will entertain
with a Valentine party at her home
1900 North T. street, Tuesday eve
ming. for members of the Philathea
class of the Second Presbyterian
church Each person is asked tt
bring a valentine.
Mrs. George Davis will entertain
Circle Three of the First Presbyter
ian church of which Mrs. w. J. Black
more is leader, Wednesday Afternoon
al her home, 50 South Fifteenth street
Mrs. ". c. Walling and Mrs. Rober
Buck viii be the assisting hostesses
The Aid society of Reid Memoria
church will meet Wednesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock in the churcl
parlors. All members are urged t
be present
The Goldenrod Needle club will b.
entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs
W. M. Reed at her home, IFS Boye
street. a
The Friends Missionary society viii
meet Wednesday afternoon at 20
o'clock with Mrs. Mary Doan Hole a
her home, 615 National avenue. Mem
bers are asked to Hote that the plac
of meeting has been changed iron
that announced in the printed pre-
grams. Mrs. Jaunita Ballard Beeb
will. have a paper on Africa an
Miss Elizabeth j. Marvel will haV
charge of the home mission program
Mrs. J. Marmaduke Gluys, of 40
College avenue will be hostess to tn
West Richmond Friends Bible clas'
of which Mrs. c. l.. Cosand is teacher
Tuesday afternoon.
The L. c. T. club will be entertaine
, Friday afternoon by Mrs. Fred Ian
man AT her home, Al South Thi
tenth street.
MIR. and Mrs. James G. Davis
Union City, spent the week end her,
( the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry v
Rogers. of Hunt street. Mr.. and Mr.
Davis are leaving for permanent res
dence at Louisville, Ky.
The Women's club of Fairview wi
give a kid party at Seyastopol schot
Tuesday evening, Feb. Z, commencin
at 1880 O'Clock. All women are il
. vited Eeach person is asked to re-
resent child in some way. Lunc
will be 10 cents.
MI and Mrs. Harry W. Rogers. {
: Hunt street, had as their dinner guest
Sunday the following persons: NJ
E and Mrs. James G.. Davis, of Unto
. city, Mrs. Mary Z. Davis, Mr.. an
Mrs. William WESLEY, Mr.. and Mr.
Myron Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Davis and daughter, Florence, MIR. ar
Mrs. Florence Nicholson, and Mr. al
Mrs Harry Rogers.
Mrs. w. w. Zimmerman spent Su
day and Monday as the guest of h
son, William, at Culver.
Mrs. John Kenworthy and Mrs. w
Fordyce were given a surprise par
Friday evening at their home
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