The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-01

ial festivities for the Country clubs
April calendar. Dates for the parties |
( will be announced later No club par
ties will be given next week. The Soc
ial committee for April is composed OF
the following members: Mrs. Dudley
{ NJ Elmer, chairman; Mrs. Houston
Marfatt; Mrs Walter McWhinney and
! Mrs. w. r. Dill.
A program of Italian art will be-
given by the Art department of the
s Woman's club when it meets Tuesday
afternoon at 2=30 o'clock in the Public
Art gallery. Mrs w. w. Gaar will
have a paper on "Venice in the Four
s teenth and Fifteenth Centuries" Mrs.
Melville +. Johnston. lecturer, will
i give an Illustrated talk on Venetian
Painters of the Early Renaissance.
The Music department of the Wom-
s ans club has postponed its program
which was to have been held Tuesday
s morning. Further announcement IN
regard to the program will be made
y later.
s The Literary department of the
3 Womans club win present Stuart
{ Walkers play, Sir David Wears
\ Crown at an open meeting to be
held April IL in the auditorium of the
David Worth Dennis school. The pre-
z sentation will be under the direction
s of Mrs Fl. r. Robinson.
The Public Art gallery will be open
5 fron until o'clock to visitors Sun
dav afternoon. collection of 100 col
S or pints is the chief exhibit at pres
: emit.
Miss Ruth Peltz will present some
Y of her pupils in two recltals Monday
sx~rr - Poll n
= the FIRST English Lutheran church.
The p1,Sblic is invite d. The program
S is announced in another part of the
paper.
5 Mr. and Mrs Ollie Harter entertain
S ed with a lovely spring party at their
home on North Twenty-first street Fri
s day evening" in honor of Chester Har-
Ter. who is attending school at Olivet,
8 Ill. this year., and who is spending his
snring vacation here. Cut flowers
& formed the decorations through the
5 rooms. The time was spent informal
5 Nv with reading. singing, contests and
s games A feature of the evening was
singing, readings and dancing by little
Miss Nellie Marguerite Harter. Later
refreshments were served. Among
s the guests were: Miss Marie Peacock,
: Miss Grace Miles, Miss Kathleen
s. Miles. Miss Lois Virgins, Miss Helen
= Virgins. Miss Ruth Dill Miss Dorothy
= WhiteseIl, Miss May Brittenham, Miss
GLADYS Collins, Miss Mary Jacobs,
Miss Thelma Stevens, Miss Lois Ac-
ton. Miss Irma Taylor, Marshall Tay-
Z lor Richard Taylor, Ernest Rowe,
S Beryl Rowe, Chester Harter, Mrs
James Harter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie
4 Harter and daughter, Nellie Mar
guerite.
Thirty-one persons, including q
members and four guests, attending
the meeting of the Woman's Mission
airy society of Trinity Lutheran church
@ Friday afternoon at the church. The
prayer was read by Mrs. george Sny
s. der, Miss Edna Deuker had paper
on "The Glory Of Inner Missions
Musical numbers for the Afternoon
included three selections by the Vale
school ochestra, a violin solo by Miss
S Georgiana Doan and a piano solo by
Miss Helen Eichorn. Later refresh
ments were served by the hostesses
who were Mrs. George Pile, Mrs
s. George Snyder, Mrs. George Cutter
and Mrs. Sam Lott. Announcement
was made that the society has sen
for thank-offering boxes which eacf
woman will be asked to fill to hell
build and equip hospital for WomeI
in India. The hostesses for the mex
meeting are to be: Mrs. Lewis Frau
mann. Mrs. Harry Holzapfel, Mrs
Howard Lacey and Mrs. Will Have
kotte.
81 DIR. ]. d. Kirkpatrick was called t
st. Thomas, Canada, Friday evening
by the death of his sister, Mrs. J
Campbell.
Mrs. L. A. Morrow, pastor of tn
s. Spiritualist Church Of Truth, ha
moved to 423 South Twelfth street.
Mrs. P. A. Reid and Mrs L. S. Manr
Of North Ninth street, have returne
from Indianapolis where they hav
been attending the National Flowe
show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason White have re
turned from an extended visit wit
their daughter, Mrs. Belle Spemate
in Ohio.
Mrs. ]. A. Walls has returned afte
spending some time assisting wit
county rallies at the Newcastle an
s. Hartford City Christian churches.
John Livingstone, of North Elevent
street, has gone to Pocono, Pa. wher
he has accepted the position of supe
intendent of Pocono Manor.
Mrs Emma Newlin, Of 16 Sout
Third street, is in serious conditio
s. as a result Of burns received recent.
Mrs. Paul Christopher and daugl
y ter, Helen. and Mrs. Claude Yoke an
L daughter, Pauline. are spending Sa
urday at Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mrs. Melville F. Johnston, of Mort
q Tenth street, has returned from Mul
Gle where she has been visiting Mr.
Elizabeth Claypool Earl.
The regular meeting of the Boar
of Lady Managers of the Home of til
< Friendless will be held Monday afte
noon at 2:30 o'clock. All member
q are asked to be present.
The Show-me club will be entertain
: ed by Mrs. Ed Meranda at her hon
S on North Twelfth street Tuesda
afternoon.
The Ben Hurs will give their re
ular dance Saturday evening at the
Is club The Harris orchestra will pla
Invitations must be presented at Il
ia door