Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 170, 28 April 1911 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, APRIL 28, 1011

PAGE FIVE.

Edited bv Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas

PIANO RECITAL. The pupils of MIM Elizabeth Hasemeler assisted by Mill Lura ColTln will give a matinee recital Saturday at two-thirty o'clock in the High School auditorium. All persons Interested in music are Invited to attend as well as the parents and friends of the pupils. The program will be: Valse, Op. 100 I Strcabbog Mildred Klute," Alice Judaon, Marguerite Draper. (a) Playmate Jack-o'-Lantern. .Dugbee (b) Touch Me Not Bugbee Mary Reinhard. (a) The Mill Wheel, Op. 109, No. Geza Horvath (b) Rondoletto, Op. 76, No. 1 , Hurgmueller Mariam Lamar. Bohemian Dance ...... . Engelmann Mary Luring. (a) Murmuringa, Moderato and Andante, from Hansel and -Grethel Leroy B. Campbell (b) A Dream from "The 1001 Nights" ,,,,, ; Rclnecke Thomas Graham. Voice: (a) Arcadian Lullaby P. W. Krogmann (b) Sunshine ..Carrie Jacobc Bond Mlas Lura Colvln. (a) Second Movement from Sonatina in P. Major, No. 2 ...m von Beethoven (b) Columbine L. Streabbog Ruth Keelor. Shepherd'a Morning 8ong. Op. 171.. P. P. Atherton Wllhelmine Traum. (a) The Mother s Song Gurlitt (b) Joy of the Hunt Gurlitt . Winifred Curtis. Nymphs and Fauns, Op. 389 Carl Koelllng Ruth Mcnke. Woodland rath A. Garland Hester Williams , Sonata, C . Major, Allegro-Ronde . . . Mosart Juliet Nuabaum. Seherso Valae. .George Dudley Martin . Ruth Heitbrlnk. (a) Serenade: Barcarolle, Op. 421.. Carl Koelllng b) Morning Song P. Boscovltz Olive Bowman, Ilageratown, Ind. ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED The, engagement of Miss Mary Seaton and Mr. George Moore, both of Indianapolis, has been announced. The engagement Is of local interest as the bride-elect has relatives here and oftentimes has . been a guest In this city. The wedding will be celebrated some time in the late summer and will be a most elaborate social event. tUITt THIS EVENING. A meeting of the Tourist club will be held this evening with Mr.' and Mrs. John Nicholson at their home In East Main street. The program will be: 'The Home Stretch;" Mrs. John B. Dougan. ' "Birds We Have Met, Prpfeeaor D. W. Dennis. WILL ENTERTAIN MONDAY As a courtesy to Mrs. Edward Treat of Indianapolis, who will be the guest of Mrs. T. M. Kaufman or the Wayne flats neit week, the hostess has arranged for a bridge party Monday afternoon. Wedneaday evening Mrs. Treat will be a guest at the large dancing party to .be gif en by the Wednesday assembly In the Odd Fellows hall. Several other companies are

will be an unusually large number of out of town guests. The galleries will not be opened to spectators, only persons holding Invitations will be admit-: ted. ' During the Intermission an elaborate banquet in courses will be served in the banquet hall on the lower floor this to also be elaborately decorated. The programs are very unique and are the handsomest ever used for an affair of this kind given in this city. Among the out of town guests will be: Miss Bettie Rohrer bt Tippecanoe, Ind.; Miss Ethel Winston of Hart well, Ohio; Miss Luella Wells, of Indianapolis; Miss Florence Levy of Peru; Miss Margaret Horner, of New Paris; Miss Marie Horgraan of Kokomo; Miss Flossie Adams of Peru; Miss Kathleen Burke, of Kokomo; Miss Mildred Phelps and Miss Helen Stephens, of M uncle; Miss Heulah 'Ansfahl. of Peru; Miss Ruby Jones, of Muncie; Miss Mabel Egal, of Farmland; Mr. Edward McGuff, Mr. W. Rutherford. Mr. Roy Payton, Mr. Lee Bishop, Mr. H. Clayton. Mr. R. Greely, Mr. N. Catterlln, Mr. W. Welst. of Muncie; Mr. Glenn Brandenburg, Mr. Fay, Mr. Albert Duckworth, Mr. Clark Munger, of Plqua; Mr. Earl Horton, Mr. M. Wallace, of Rushville; Mr. R. H. Harden, of Indianapolis; Mr. Albert Barnum, Mr. Lee Smith, Mr. R. Howard, of Peru.

TO GIVE CARD PARTY The daughters of the American Revolution will give a card party Saturday afternoon in the parlors of the Hotel Westcott. All ladies of the city whether members of the organization or not are cordially Invited to attend. The. affair promises to be one of the most Important afternoon parties of the week's social schedule. The game will begin at two o'clock. WITH MI8 SALLI30N A meeting of the Psi Iota XI sorori

ty was held Thursday afternoon wltni

Miss Charlotte Allison at her home in

North Fifteenth street. The afternoon

was spent socially and several import

ant business matters were considered. This was the regular meeting of the

sorority. , TO VISIT HERE

Miss Genevieve New of Greenfield, Indiana, will come in a few days for

a visit with Mr. John P. Robbins and

family of North Tenth street.

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Snyder and Mr. Harmon Wierhake. At the close of the game a luncheon was served. The next meeting will be held in a fortnight with Mr. and Mrs. George Snyder at their home in Sooth Twelfth street. The club will continue meetings throughout the summer. .

TO RECEIVE GUESTS. Mrs. A. D. Gayle, Mrs. John Nicholson and Mrs. Thomas M. Kaufman will receive the guests at the Hotel Westcott Saturday afternoon when the Daughters of the American Revolution give their large card party. The game will begin at two o'clock. Tickets may be procured for fifty cents at the hotel. The proceeds will be used to procure a sanitary drinking fountain for Glen Miller Park.

Miss Leota Buening, Miss Hannah Hershey, Miss Margaretta Horner, of New Paris, Ohio; Miss Nellie Bulach, Miss Flossie Adams of Glendale. Ohio; Miss Betty Rohrer of Oxford College, Oxford. Ohio; Miss Ethel Winston, of Hart well. Ohio; Miss Ruth James, Miss Caroline Weaver,

Miss Katherine Hunt, Miss Marie!

Bergman, and Miss Kathleen Burke of Kokomo; Mr. .Earl Cotton, Mr. Albert Barnum of Peru, Indiana, Mr. Earl Rowe, Mr. Ben Meyers, Mr. C. E. Sherman. Mr. Fred Bohlmeyer, Mr. Ednor Ro8siter, Mr. Gerald Fitzgibbons, Mr. Harry O. Williams, Mr. Emory Thomas, Mr. Herbert Cotton, Mr. George Bernlzer, Mr. Willard Kemper, Mr. Benton Barlow, Mr. George Hodge and Mr. Oscar Weyman.

FOR DANCE. Miss Ethel Winston of Hartwell, Ohio, Mr. Roy Payton of Muncie, Indiana, and Mr. AM Bogue of Peru, Indiana, will come this evening for the Phi Delta Kappa dance this evening.

DID NOT MEET. The Thursday afternoon bridge club did not meet yesterday afternoon at the Country club as Is the usual custom.

TO ATTEND DANCE

Several persons wii come over from

Cambridge City this evening to at

tend the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity

dance which will be held In the Py

thian temple.

VISITING HERE. Miss Kathleen Burke and Miss Marie Bergman of Kokomo will come t6day to spend the week-end here the guests of friends. They will attend the dance this evening.

HAVE RETURNED

Mr. and Mrs. Paul Price have returned from their wedding trip to Cin

cinnati and Dayton, Ohio, and are at at their newly appointed home, 1617 South A street.

HAS RETURNED

Mr. Arthur Curme has returned to Indianapolis. Indiana, after a short

visit in this city. '

PARTY AT MUNCIE Elaborate preparations have been made to make the Junior party, which will be given Friday evening in the University building, a most enjoyable affair. The party will be held in the corridor of the second floor and it has been beautifully decorated for the occasion. Many Japanese lanterns have been strung in an artistic manner, and will be the only means of illumination. Wild flowers and blooming branches are also used to advantage. Dancing

will be the feature of the evening, and

being arranged by different hostesses elaborate Buper furnl8hed by the

for Mrs. Kaufman's guest.

ELABORATE SOCIAL EVENT Perhaps the most elaborate social event of the spring season in the way of dances will be the large dancing party to be given this evening in the Pythian Temple by the members of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity. The hall Is being beautifully decorated today. The decorations will Include flowers, ferns, palms and the fraternity colors red and black. The grand march will begin promptly at eightthirty o'clock. The chaperones for the party will be Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lichtenfels. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parks and Mrs. Charles Kolp. An orchestra from Columbus, Ohio; known as the Wright Original Sasaphone orchestra will furnish the dance music. There

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Muncie Press.

FRATERNITY CONVENTION The Phi Delta Kappa fraternity has named June 28, 29 and 30 aa the date for its annual convention, and the members of the Lambida chapter of Peru will be hosts at the 1911 convention. The Alpha chapter, which is the Marion organization, were the founders of the organization, whihe has grown In a remarkable way. During the last year chapters have been installed at Cincinnati, Ohio, and Rushville, Indiana. As Is usual at the Phi Delta Kappa conventions, there will bo a spirited contest over the election of officers. Harvey Stewart was made national president at the last convention of the fraternity. He was then living In Falrmount, but now lives in Marion. He will probably not be In the race for re-election. Besides the business sessions, the social side of the conventions is an important featur. Already the Lambda chapter at Peru has been engaged In preparations for the entertainment of their guests. Various committees have been appointed and there will be a number of social affairs. The largest of these will be the annual convention dance. This Is to be given at the armory hall. This is an Immense hall and will better accommodate the large number of persons. There will be young people from all over the entire state. The chapters that will be represented at the convention are Beta, Columbus; Delta, Portland; Epsllon, Falrmount; Zeta, Bluff ton; Eta, Manual Training High School. Indianapolis; Theta, Muncie. Iota, Ft. Wayne; Kappa. Warren; Lambda, Peru: Alpha and Gamma, Marlon; Mu. Hartford City; Nu. Newcastle; XI, Huntington; Omricon, Goshen: Pi. Montpelior; Rho, Shortrldge High school, Indianapolis. MEETING POSTPONED. The social meeting of the Universal1st church mission circle has been postponed until the second Thursday In May. Mrs. Barr will be the hostess for this meeting.

ENTERTAINED CLUB. , Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Wierhake entertained the members of a card club last evening at their home, in South Sixth street Cards were played at three tables. Favors were presented to Mrs. Edward Turner, Mrs. George

MRS. SNAVELEY HOSTESS Mrs. Walter Snaveley was hostess

Thursday faternoon for a meeting or

a card club at her home in South Fourth street. Euchre was played at two tables. Mrs. Harry Hook and Mrs. Heet with the hostess were given the favors. Luncheon was served after the game in the dining room. The next meeting will be held in two weeks with Mrs. Conrad Heet at her home in North Twenty-second street.

SOCIAL EVENTS FOR TODAY. Phi Delta Kappa fraternity dance this evening in the Pythian Temple. Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson will

entertain the members of the Tourist

club this evening at their home in East Main street.

The Missionary society of the First

Presbyterian church is meeting this

afternoon with Mrs. Hornaday at her home in South Fifteenth street. The Missionary society of the Reid

Memorial Presbyterian church Is meeting this afternoon in the church parlors. Mrs. Charles Kolp will not give her assembly party this evening on account of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity dance. Miss Edna McGuire is hostess for a

meeting of the Friday bridge club this

afternoon at her home In East Main street.

MET THIS AFTERNOON The Missionary society of the Reid Memorial Presbyterian church is meeting this afternoon in the church parlors.

A GUEST HERE Miss Carlyle Diffendorfer of Cambridge City was the guest of Miss Mary Bertsch a student at Earlharq college yesterday.

RETURNED HOME Mrs. G. S. Lail of Indianapolis, has returned home after a few weeks vis-

It with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. I.

M. Ireton, 19 South Sixteenth street.

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TO VISIT MISS HERSHEY. Miss Betty Rohrer who is a student at Oxford college, Oxford, Ohio, will arrive in the city today to be the guest of Miss Hannah Hershey for the weekend and attend the Phi Delta Kappa dance this evening.

ENTERTAINING GUEST. Mr. Earl Rowe has as his guest Mr. Albert Barnum of Peru, Indiana.

HAVE GUESTS. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rossiter have as their guests Mr. Glen Brandenburg of Plqua, Ohio, Miss Margaretta Horner of New Paris, Ohio and Miss Rose Stair of Peru, Indiana.

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