The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-05-13

ernoon and evening recitals in the
North A street Friends Meeting house,
May %, "a and %. it is announced.
Prof. Frederick K. Hicks will give
his annual series of violin recitals the
latter part OF June at the high school
auditorium. All will be evening re-
citals. The dates announced are June
20, 81, % and %. All will be open to
the public.
Federated clubs Of the sixth district
are holding their 18th annual conven-
ton OF Liberty Tuesday and Wednes-
day of next week. All members of the
Athenaea, Progressive Literary, After
math, Current Events and Woman's
clubs are invited to attend. The an
nual banquet will take place Tuesday
evening following which a program
will b given including an address by
Mrs. Demarchus Brown, of Indianap-
oils. on 'tVenizelos and the Greek Sit
uation." Tickets for the banquet at 81
each may be reserved by calling OF
writing Mrs. Anna Lacy, of Liberty
by Monday. Luncheon will be served
for SO cents Wednesday noon. Dele
gates will be furnished lodging and
! breakfast free. Their names must be
| in the hands of Miss Nora Gleason, OF
Liberty not later than Monday so &C
commodations may be secured fol
| them. Delegates from this city include
Mrs. Frank Coffin from the Athenaea
| society; Mrs. Robert Thurston and
Mrs. NJ. G. Shissler from the Progress
sive Literary; Mrs. Laura Burgess and
Mrs. Mauna Green from the Current
Events; and Miss Alice Norman ant
Miss Mary A. Stubs from the After
math.
Chief among the events for the week
is the spring dance of the Phi Delta
Kappa fraternity which will be giveI
Monday evening in the l. o. o. F
hall. Wright's Saxophone orchestra
of Columbus, Ohio. one of the bes'
aggregations of colored musicians
| touring the country at present, ha:
been secured to play the order o
dances. o. H. Wright will appear il
lperson with the orchestra. Fin
anced by Stuart Beebe he organized
the orchestra several years ago AMI
since then has established popularit!
with his players in appearances a
Yale, Princeton, Wisconsin and North
western universities and other leading
will be open to spectators.
| The Melody Entertainers will maxi
their farewell appearance here thi
season playing for a dance Monda.
Ievening at the Eagles hall. The OF
hchestra has six pieces. The player
leave soon for summer engage
ment at Peoria, Ill.
The Richmond Art association vii
hold it's annual dinner Friday evening
May 10, at the Public Art gallery. vii
liam Dudley Foulke, president of tn
association, will preside. There viii
be a number of speakers for the oc
casion. The subject for discussion i
to be How to Secure Larger Ar
Institution for Richmond Dinner viii
be one dollar a plate, and reservation
must be made with Mrs. Charles
Bond by Wednesday morning. Mrs
Carrie Taylor will be the caterer.
A childrens party will be given a
the Richmond Country club next Sat
urday afternoon for all young peopl
of the club, it is announced. TIL
hostesses for the affair are to be Mis-
Maxine Murray, chairman; Mrs. job
NJ. Crawford, Miss Marjorie Gennet
and Mrs. Fred j. Girty.
A luncheon-bridge will be give
Tuesday afternoon at the Countr
club. Reservations must be made b
Monday noon.