The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-15
SOCIETY

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Mrs. James w. MORRISON, Of Chica-
go, will address a meeting OF women
voters Thursday afternoon at 8 o'clock
in the lecture room Of the Morrison
Reeves library. Topics of interest toI
voters will be discussed. All women
OF the city are cordially invited to at
tend. Mrs Margaret Dennis Vale is
chairman of the committee arranging
the meeting.
Mrs. Philip s. Twigg. OF the Arden
apartments, will be hostess for one
of the most charming functions OF the
season when she entertafns with a
one o'clock luncheon-bridge at the
Richmond Country club Thursday
afternoon. There viii be covers for
rs guests.
Mr. and Mrs George A. Mckinley,
of $40 South Eighth street. announces
the approaching marriage Of their
daughter, Marguerite Magdalene, to
Gordon e. SchinIle, son Of Charles
Schinlsle, of Dayton The wedding
will take place the latter part of the
month
T. dIQ IHTS. A1dI61lC0 may n0Wp VI
North Thirteenth street, left today
for the east where they will spend
Iseveral days. Mr.. Mayhem viii at
hend the banquet Thursday in Phila-
ldeIphda of the Pennsylvania system.
Veteran Employee association, as
president OF the local organization.
Mrs. Mayhem win go to New York
hCity for a short visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Holland and
lNr. and Mrs. Lawrence d. Jessup have
returned from Indianapolis, where
Ethey have been spending a few days.
Mrs. John W. Hansel and her daugh,
tiers, Mrs. Fred @. Brown and Mrs.
Lloyd 3. Harter have motored to IL
Indianapolis where they viii spend sew
Neral days.
Linden M. Edgerton, of Indianapolis,
Fwho has been recuDerating from a re-
gcent operation at the home OF his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0. Edgerton,
returned to Indianapolis, Tuesday.
Miss Cecilia Lebert, piano Instructor
lat the Carton studios, VIII give the
first of a series Of informal studio
recitaIs wednesday night. A number
of the younger pupils will appear and
Ilatar on a number of the more ad-
Evanced ones viii be presented in pub
lic recital.
Pupils of Miss Elizabeth Hasemeiel
are to he presented in a piano demon
ztration of the Duning system Thurs
day evening, Nov. 16, in the high
school auditorium at 7:45 o'clock The
public is cordially invited to attend
No admission charge will be maze
FoIlowing is the program as it is to be
presented:
Glass song.
Dancing the Minuet, CBilbro); Dance
of the Elves, (Bilbro), Caroline
O'Byrne. Janet Dykeman, Jean Meyers
Mary Janet Kienker.
The Wee Mice, (CampbelD; In PA
no Lad. (Zucca), Billy Bethard.
Little 30 Peep, (Berwald); Jack anc
Jill, (Berwarld), Janet Dykeman.
- Interesting Facts in Life OF George
Frederick Handel, Susanna Mcclure
Mary Louise Shirk, Billy McWhlnney
Margaret Ann Harrison.
The Dancing Class, (Zilcher); INT
Harmonious Blacksmith, (HandeD
Marian Hart.
Moon Beams, (zucca), Mary Jane
kienker. :.
Ear Training; recognizing and writ
ing interval and chords, class.
The Humming Bird, (Bilbro); Gold
en- Leaves are Failing, (Ong), JeaI
Meyers.
Little Boy Blue, tBilbro). Rober
Kienker.
The Jolly Boy Scouts. (Bilbro). Mar.
Janet and Robert Kienker.
In Venice, (Danziger), Elizabeth Al
len.
Rhythm Test and Picture. Jean Mey
FRS, Janet Dykeman. Caroline O'Byrne
Elizabeth Allen.
Fly Away, (Root), Katherine Girl
nth.
Bohemian Dance. tCrossel, Kathlee
Cornstock-
Piano transposition major Q
minor key, Rose Bernice Thurman.
Sea Tales, (Aiueller); Music Boz
EPoIdini), Mary Louise Dillon.
In the days of the Old Minue
tHamer); The Robins. fvirgiD, Jan
Robe.
Dance OF the Butterflies, (Gries
Rose Bernice Thurman.
'Signs Of the Season." music wri
Ten by Mary Janet Kienker.
In Twilight, (Ganschals), Ellie
King.
Polish Dance op. 8 No. 1, (scha
wenka), Rose Thurman, Elizabeth A
len, Ellen King.
The Willing Workers club met
hhe home of Martha Walker on XII
isey street Tuesday night. A sho
business meeting was held after whiC
a program was enjoyed and refres
ments served. Those present we