The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-24
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4sSS7OCTEIY

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Mrs. Joseph w. Conner was hostess
for one Of the most beautiful of the
months social functions when she en-
tertafned with luncheon-bridge We'd
nesday afternoon at the Country club.
The appointments were carried out in
pink and white Roses and peonies
in silver baskets adorned the luncheon
tables and were used for decorating
the reception rooms of thesclub. The
tables were lighted by tall candles in
silver holders. Guests for~whom COW
ers were laid included: Mrs. L. G.
Rose OF Cincinnati Ohio, Mrs. Colin
ST. Clair Leitch of Ontario, Can, Mrs.
Willard H.. Carr, Miss Ruth Scott, Mrs.
John M. Crawford, Mrs. Irwin w. COT
fin, Miss Maxine Murray, Mrs. Paul
Price, Mrs. Robert E. Heun, Miss
Eleanor Seidel, Mrs. Juliet Shirk, Mrs.
Huston r. Marlatt, Mrs. E. H. Mann,
Mrs-rW. o. Crawford, Mrs. Albert d.
Gayle, Mrs. Harry L1ontZ, Mrs. Ed.
Price, Mrs. Mildred Gates, Mrs. Ben
Bartel, Mrs Wilbur Hibberd, Mrs.
Paul Miller, Mrs. Edward V. Williams,
Mrs Omar G.. Murray Miss Martha
Scott, Mrs. Raymond B. Nicholson,
Mrs Walter w. Timmerman, Mrs.
Dudley N. Elmer, Mrs. Walter j. En-
gle, Mrs. Fred j. Carr, Mrs. Walter
G.. Butler, Mrs. John Clements. Mrs.
Wilson Magaw. Mrs. Rudolph Knode,
Mrs Rudolph G. Leeds, Mrs. BenJa-
min N. Johnson, Mrs. Charles Nc
CURE, Mrs. Frank Shirk- Mrs. Paul
Comstock, MErf Lewis G. Reynolds,
Mrs. Ray K Shively, Mrs. Jeanette
G. Leeds, Mrs. Sarah Williams, Mrs.
Thomas Nicholson, Mrs. w. w. Gaar,
Mrs. George SeideI. Mrs. John H.
Nicholson, Mrs. Thomas B. jenkins
Mrs. John NJ. Lontz, Mrs. A. G. Mat
thews, Mrs. Samuel w. Gaar, Mrs
John II. johnson, Mrs.Philip S. Twigg
and Mrs. Frederick S.. Bates.
Mr.. and Mrs. George4L eBoutillier of
Harrisburg, Pa, will come Saturday
for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Comstock, of Reeveston Place. Mr..
and Mrs. LeBmtillier~were former rss-
idents of this city, Mr.. LeBout1l1rer
having been superintendent OF the
Richmond divisionrof thesPennsylvan1a
railroad for sometime.
Mrs. James w. Morrison with her
daughter, Miss Rosemary Morrison
and her sons, Reeves and James, Jr.
will arrive Saturday to spend the week
end here the guest.o of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs William Dudley, Foulke, OF
Linden Hill.
Miss Margaret Starr, Of <the Key.
stone apartments, ha3 gone to Glen
dale, O., to spend few daysYwith her
aunt, Mrs. Burchenal.
DR.. Wilson Smith, of Chicago, is the
guest of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur L. Smith, of North Eighth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bosley, of East
Main street, left Monday by motor fol
Louisville, KY. They will return tc
Richmond in two weeks for a short
stay after which they will go to Louis
vile for permanent residence.
Mrs. w. r. Windsor and her daugh
ter, Miss Margaret Windsor, of Nun
Gle, are spending a short time here
the guests of Mrs. ]. A. Walls. Mrs
Windsor and Miss Windsor formerly
resided here having moved to Munc1e
a few months ago when Miss Windsor
accepted the position as assistant pas
tor of the Christian church of thai
city.
Mrs. Leila Hixson and daughters
Emily and Marianne, of Martinsville
O., are visiting Mrs. Archibald Brooks
of near Williamsburg.
Miss Mildred Schalk will presen
piano pupils in the last OF a series o
recitals Thursday evening at
o'clock in the North A ST. eet Friend
meeting house. Mrs. KATHERINE
Brians, pupil of Agnes Hanse
Harter, will assist with the program
Everyone is invited to attend. Tn
program for the recital follows:
Bagatelle ....... Beethove
Lucille Murray
Prelude, B Minor ........... .Chopi
Prelude, A Minor $500. Chopi
Mazurka -............-. MoszkowsE
Alice Ellen Page
Butterflies .................. New
Marjorie Meeks
Allegro Moderate
Andante Malinconico
Martha Reeves
Hindy Chant .............. BemDer
Winds in the Trees. Goring-Thoma
Mrs. Brains
Rondo Capriccioso -. Mendelssoh
Mariana Swaynie
June ... Tschaikowsl
Song Without Words. =. Tschaikowsl
Mary Louise Eyden
Fantasia -. Mozal
Luella Masters
Birding erie
NolIuFnd .''''''''''' az
TO spring ....-........ ....... GFIe
Anna Hale
Polka de Concert ........ Bartle
Madge Townsend, Martha Reeves
Piano pupils of Miss Marjorie Bee
will be presented in an evening r
cital at LAS o'clock Wednesday at til
high school auditorium. A strir
quintet composed of the followir
persons will assist with the program
Mary Jones and Helen Addleman fir
violins; Irene Jarra and Charlotte CO
win, second violins; Professor Madd
VIOLA Helen Roland, cello; Franc,
Garrett, cello-bass, and Miss Bee
piano. Pupils who will have numbe
in the recital are Alton Packer, Ma
Alice Kruger, Mary Reba Evan
Gaynelle Linking, Mary Estell, Ma
Kemper, Susan Hart, Loretta Bel
Kittle, Myra Dennis, Esther Fiennin