The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-03-21
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at I'D o CLOCK Wednesday evening at
the Moose home.
Miss Ethel Clark will be hostess to
the Penny club Wednesday afternoon
at Ill North Eighth street.
The Quiet Stitchers will be enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon by Mrs.
Harold Patti and Mrs. Grace Strader
at the home Of the former on the Mid
dleboro road.
Miss Louise Marshall will be hostess
to the Young Ladies' Missionary soci-
ETY. of the Reid Memorial church Tues
day evening, at 1880 o'clock, at her
home, 306 North Ninth street.
The young people of Middleboro will
give a pie social at the school house
Friday night The social will be fol-
lowed by community play under the
direction of Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Stegall
of the Richmond Community Service.
All members of the Parent-Teachers'
associations of the city are extended
an invitation to hear Benjamin ]. Bur-
ris, state superintendent of schools,
when he speaks in the high school
auditorium Wednesday evening at 1880
o'clock.
Pupils of Miss Rosetta Toschlog
| will be presented in piano recital at
the First Christian church of Center
vile Wednesday evening at s O'Clock.
Miss Jean Hadley will assist with the
program. The public is invited. Fol-
lowing is the program to be presented:
Bobolink Waltz ................Ke Kern
Mary Conkle
| Stork March ...............k eathley
Marcella Hill
Sprlngtlme bllIDrO
Cleo Horrell and Fay Darnen
| Flowers of the Forest. ....... Burns
Whine Joslin
| Musical Reading .......... Selected
Iva Duff
| Chipping Sparrow ............ Behr
Elizabeth Wright, Fay Darnell
and Cleo Horrell
| Woodland Echoes .Wyman
Frances Matthews
| Con Amore ...............B Beaumont
Thelma Wilson
Waltz Song from "In India" vocal
| Paul Bliss
I Jean Hadley
| Evening Chimes .............He Helms
Elizabeth Wright
! Gypsy Girl .................. BChm
/ Martha Davidson
r, Hungary .................. Koe1lng
Mary Wilson and Thelma Wilson
| DR.. and Mrs. Harry G. Wilcoxen and
their little daughter Elizabeth Gayneel
! OF Pittsburgh, Pa, were guests last
| week of Glenn Oler and family. DR..
| WilcoXen graduated last month from
| the Universal Chiropractic college at
| Pittsburgh, and will now continue
| there in the capacity of an instructor
He is brother of DR.. George C. Will
! coXen of this city and is well known
here as a baseball and basketball
player. In sports circles he is known
as "Boozer" Wilcoxen.
Mrs. w. S. Henderson has gone tc
| Hamilton, O., to see her mother, Mrs
Puterbaugh, who is very ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Perry Ar
| thur in Hamilton.
Miss Clara Irene Richardson enter.
tanned informally Saturday for her
/ Sunday school class of the u. T.
| church, and a few of her friends, at
her home, SIS North Twenty-first
street. Games were played and must
| cal selections sung by Miss Elma
Lewis. Later luncheon was served by
4 the hostess The guests included
Miss Justis, Miss Hazel Pierson, Miss
/ Laura Justis, Miss Violet Lamm, Miss
Martha Gehring, Miss Dolores Brod
erick, Miss Dorothy Pierson, Miss
Thelma Lashier, Miss Mary Cowls
Miss Zana Crosse, Miss Frances Rob
erts, Miss Pauline Yoke, Miss Annett7
/ Crosse, Miss Lena Reddington, Miss
Helen Appleton, Miss Elma Lewis anl
Miss Clara Irene Richardson.
The Nautilus class of the First Pres
byterian church was entertained Mon
day evening by Miss Okal Mather a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Blackmore, on South A street. Amons
the guests were: Miss Lorene jerks
| Miss Mary Frances Churchill, Mis-
!, Charlotte Colvin, Miss Isabel Lennard
Miss Gertrude Robinette, Miss Flor
ence Title, Miss ELIZABETH Title, Mis-
, Marjorie Hurst, Miss Queen Webb
Miss Meta Davis, Miss Ruth Jerome
Edwin Flock, Edwin Ross, Richart