The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-08
Miss Elizabeth Haseneier
Studies With LiszniewSka


studying with Madame Marguerite
Melville Liszniewska, the well known
concert pianist, who is one OF the most
authoritative of the brilliant conste.
lation of pupils of Leschetizky in "
emma For number of years Madame
LisZniewska had the distinction Of
holding the post of assistant to the
famous Leschetizky. Madame Lisz-
niewska, while in this country, is as
ISOLATED with the Cincinnati Conserva,
tory of Music.
of this vicinity are taking advantage
of the fine weather and are very busy
husking corn Boston was well rep
resented with voters all day Tuesday
The stereopticon lecture given
Sunday evening at the Christian
church was well attended. DR.. Men
ton, returned missionary from Japan
was in charge of the lecture. It vivid
ly portrayed the religious, social and
industrial life of the people of Japan.
Roy Alvey was the dinner guest OF
Mr. and Mrs. Howard ]. Davis and
family Sunday F. c. Jerome or
near KitcheIl was the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Druley and family
Sunday evening +. . Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Dis called on Mr.. and Mrs. John
Peterson Sunday afternoon. Mrs.
Lewis Starr is i'll 1880 The beautiful
home of Mr.. and Mrs. William Brand
ley was the scene of delightful gath
ering Saturday afternoon when Harry
| Brandley celebrated for his seventh
/ birthday. The home was beautifully
| decorated and a dainty luncheon was
served to the following little people
who came to 10 Harry honor: Harry
Brandley. Harry Oxer. Roy Ketron,
Marion Stanley, Paul Moore, Louise
Moore, Jcmes Ardery, Billy Ardery,
Helen Greggerson, Harold Greggerson,
Bernard Benner, Cecil Davis, Ileene
Davis, Carol Louise Druley, Bobby
Massie, Irene Brandley, Sylvia Brand
| ley, Marlowe Brandley and Mrs. Ada
Overholser. Mrs. Harry Ardery, Mrs.
Anna Overholser and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Brandley Miss Glenda Davis
was Campbellstown visitor Tuesday
evening.
HUNTSVILLE, Ind.-The w c. T.
! q. held its meeting Friday afternoon
with Mrs. Will Edwards. -. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Kabel spent Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Adam Kabel at Winchester
-. Mr. and Mrs. Myrtle Horner and
Scott Whistler of near Mt. Zion spent
Friday with Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Horner.
Miss Martha Miller of Corners
vile, spent the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Miller.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wilson and Mrs
Asenith Osborn of near Winchester
were the guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Voiney Wilson. Mrs. Bert Thar
and Mrs. o. r. Harrison of Lynn were
at the entertainment given by the w
G. T. U. of this place :. Mr.. and Mrs
Guy Coffin were at the hospital Sat
|, urday to see Mrs. Coffin's niece, wh1
had her tonsils removed. -. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ernest Dudley had as their guests
Sunday: Mr.. and Mrs. P w. Harvey
and daughters, Johannah Harvey, LOT
! Keppler and Mr.. and Mrs Fred Har
vey.. Mr.. and Mrs. William Wrigh
and little daughter spent Sunday wit
Mr.. and Mrs. Harden Wright. Mr.
and Mrs Glen Golliher and daughter;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Horne
were the guests Sunday of Mr.. an,
Mrs. Samuel Fouts, near Modoc
Charles WetZel of Columbus, Ind, wa
the guest of Miss Lola Mohr Sunday
=. Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Piner and chill
|, dren were at Muncie Saturday :. TIL
Huntsville Ladies' Aid will meet witt
. Mrs. Agnes Brosey Friday afternoon
Nov. TO- !. The market to be held b.
the Huntsville Ladies' Aid at Clark
meat market at Winchester, will b.
Nov. Is, instead of Nov. H.. Mr.. an;
!, Mrs. Marion Haisley and little daugh
ter spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs
! Charley Haisley near Economy
Miss Amanda Botkin of DePauw spen
/ the week end with her parents, MI
and Mrs. William Botkin. Mr.. an
Mrs. Ed Addington and family spen
: Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Az
f dington near Arba. -. Mr.. and Mr.;
!. Cleo Norman and children, Mr. an
e Mrs. Clarence Love and children, NJ
e and Mrs. Verlie Love, Mr.. and Mrs
h Alfred Love, Mr.. and Mrs. William
J. Cox, Elsie Howell and daughter Mi
S dred, Robert Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg