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Miss Katherine Barnes. of South Harrison street, has gone to Findlay. O., for a visit with Miss Alary Alarks.Aliss i’nuline Srhust is in Cincinnati. spending the holidays with her lister. Airs. Theodore Moellering.Aliss Huth Dtinean, of Bedford. Conn.. is mining on Thursday to visit Miss .lalie .Meriwether.Aliss Linda AleKinnie has returned to Detroit, hut will etune home again to spend Xw Year's.Airs. Harvey P. Ingham, of Home avenue, is entertaining iter sister, Aliss Alurvia Hamhle, of Beaver Dam, AVis.The T. T. I’, clttli members are to have a watch party at the home of Air. and Airs. Charles Rabus, of lloag-land avenue, on Sunday evening’.Air. and Airs. Oscar White, of Chicago, are the guests of AD.-, and Airs. P. Lordier, of Douglas avenue, for the holidays.Dr. A. G. Schulz and family and Mr. and Airs. Charles Rule, all of Wyandotte. Mich., are here on a visit to Dr. A. F. AI. Schulz, of Broadway.Airs. Frank Tibbies, of Fairfield avenue, left on Wednesday for Buffalo. N. Y„ to visit her sister. Airs. H. F. Har-rod.Aliss Helen Peters, of West Wayne street, will follow her usual custom of being at home to her friends on A’cir Year’s day.Mr. and Mrs. Charles Calhoun and Miss Helen Calhoun are holiday guests of Air. and Mrs. 3. A. Calhoun, of Ru-disill boulevard.Al. W. Meyer and son, John, left on Saturday for Somerset, Ky., where they are spending the holidays with friends and relatives.Mrs. AVilhebnina Seemeyer has re-turned from a visit of some weeks in ickson. Mich,, with her married ighter who lives there.\ Jack; ylrugl-^aaaafiaaRBKflfiCK’S ORCHESTRAOrchestra Furnished for All Occasions.Dancce, I tan* | nets. Concerts, Parties, Elr. The Very Latest Musk: Used.MBS. F. 0. KUCKUCKDirectress, Pianist and * rjrnniskPHONi; 0156. TORT WAYNE, Ind.Miss Lillith Gaskill entertained the young women she employs in her millinery shop at a Christmas party on Sunday in a delightful manner.Air. and Mrs. B. G. Mains and son, Paul, of Chicago, are spending the holidays here with relatives and friends.Airs. Henry Penn, of Detroit, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Brower. of Rivermet avenue. Mrs. Penn was formerly Miss Mabel Brower.Aliss Emily L. Traub, of Davenport, Iowa, is spending the holidays with her sisters, the Misses Traub, of Fairfield avenue.Mrs. Frank Cutshall is expecting her sister, Mrs. Arthur Wilmans, and little child from Afilwaukee, AVis., the first of the coming week for a visit.Mrs. AI. W. Fitch, of East Berry street, expelets her brother, Will Adams, from Seattle, Wash., in time to be here over New Year's with her.Homer C. Davisson will spend Sew Year's in Indianapolis with his brother and his wife, who have moved from Chicago to that city to live.Mrs. E. A. Bittler, of AVest Berry street, is to have as guests over New Year’s her mother and sister, Mrs. Textor and Miss Marcella Textor, of Toledo. O.Miss Julia Calhoun has issued invitations to two parties she will give, one on Friday afternoon and the other on Saturday at her home on Rudisill boulevard.Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. Dart returned to Detroit on Tuesday, after a weekend .and Christmas visit with Mr. Dart's mother, Mrs. Etta McKay, of AVashington boulevard west.Aliss Lillian Good and Montgomery Purvlance, of Huntington, are guests of Miss Good's sister, Airs. S. I,. Morris, Jr., and will attend the Qui Vive dance this evening.Robert Brennan, of Kendnllville, is to be the guest at the home of Air. and Mrs. A. L. Randall Wednesday and Thursday. Air. Brennan Is coming to attend the Qui Vive dance this evening.Airs. Fred Huston is entertaining two nephews from Coldwater, Mich , who came here with their parents. Air. and Airs. Ned Hodgman, to attend the annual Christmas gathering of the Wilding family.The members of the Visiting Nurse league are to meet at the Y. M. C. A. on Thursday morning at half past 10 o'clock. All members are urged to be present as important business will be taken up.Mrs. Harry Eberline and children are coming from Detroit on Thursday to remain a few clays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Foellinger, of Woodland avenue. Mr. Eberline is coming to remain over New Year's.S. B. Rohrer. of Newton, Kan., joined his wife and child who are visiting her mother, Mrs. Nellie Fee. on Sunday and they went to Lafayette to remain over Christmas with Air. Robber's daughter and her family. Mrs. Rohrer will return here to continue her visit with iter mother and other relatives.Margaret Ann Keegan entertained a few girls Wednesday afternoon at the Palace theater in compliment to her cousins, Aliss Louise Keegan. of Grand Rapids, who is visiting relatives here for the holidays, and Miss Helen Keegan, who, with her parents, have just come from an eastern city to make Fort Wayne their home.Miss Laura Roberts, of Crescent avenue, entertained a party of young people on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Lura Kramer, who is to be married in February. Aliss P.uth LaTour-ette gave several recitations and less serious entertainment was in the form of games, a marshmallow roast and other refreshments. Miss Carrie Boyle and Miss Lulu Leidolf assisted in serving. Christmas colors were noticeably pretty in the decoration of the rooms.Air. and Mrs. James T. Callahan, of South Webster street, entertained their children and families on Sunday afternoon. Holiday colors, a Christmas tree and the appearance of SantaClaus delighted the children and their elders as well. Air. and Mrs. Frank Callahan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen A. Callahan, Airs, Peter H. Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Peter J .Moran, Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Moran, Aliss Winifred Callahan, Robert Callahan, Aliss Amelia Moran were the older guests present besides the children.College Club Reception.At the holiday reception to be held by the college club on Friday afternoon At the .home . of Aliss Elizabeth Porter, it is desired that all college girls at home for the holidays should understand that they are most cordially invited to be present. An effort has been made to extend a personal invitation, to such but in case of an accideiital going astray of the message or any oversight in locating everyone, the invitation is urged in this way. The hours of the reception are from 3 to 5 o'clock, but because of the fact that there is to be a musical attraction during the time, it is also hoped that people will time their arrival.if possible, so as to not interrupt the music, which will be in two divisions. the first at half past 3 and the second at 4:1.5. The musical attraction is a wonderfully talented young hoy violinist from Chicago. Abram Sopkin, who will be accompanied at the piano by George Bailhe. All college women and girls who are to attend' the reception are requested to so notify Mrs. B. W. Rhamy, as it is obvious that the club should know approximately how many to provide for.Pupils Please Their Hearers.Stormy weather interfered very little with the attendance in Packard hall last evening of people interested in a recital by pupils in piano and harmony of Miss Gertrude Schick, of the European School of Music faculty. The hall was nearly filled and the audience expressed a keen interest and much enjoyment in the program. The piano work was clean in execution and there were evidences all of the time of discipline in time, accuracy, rythm and poetic interpretation. An eight hand arrangement of an overture by Weber brought the request to have it repeated at some future recital. Assisting the piano pupils were Mrs. Della Boerger Garrison, who sang extremely well, and a Miss Bertha Werkman, violinist, who showed excellent progress. Both are pupils at the school of music. A still further item of much interest was the hearing of original compositions by pupils in theory and harmony of Aliss Schick, which were discussed by the audience with lively interest. A Christmas song by Elfrieda Trier and a boat song by Alma Rehm were noticed for beauty of melody and a short fugue by LaVerne Williams for its clever illustration of counterpoint.Kronniiller—Anson.Mr. C. G. Kronniiller, of 1733 Koch street, was married on October 28 to Aliss Grace Anson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Anson, of Warsaw, in St. Joseph, Alich. The announcement was made on Christmas by the bride’s parents. The bride and groom are to begin housekeeping at 1811 Short street. Mr. Kronniiller is an electrical engineer and is employed by the Fort Wayne Engineering and Manufacturing company.Bartels—Clemens.Aliss Kathryn Clemens and Air. Henry L. Bartels were married on Tuesday evening, very quietly at the bride’s home, 1445 Taylor street, by Rev. William Moll, pastor of Emanuel Lutheran church, at 6 o’clock. Only the attendants, Aliss Flora Wiegman and Mr. Walter Brase, were present, aside from the bride’s family. After the wedding dinner Mr. and Airs. Bartels left for the south and after their trip will make their home in Norton, Va., Air. Bartels’ headquarters, as he is a salesman for a brokerage company. Both bride and groom are fine young people with many friends, who have extended congratulations to them.
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Fort Wayne Sentinel
Fort Wayne, Indiana, US
Wed, Dec 27, 1916
Page 20
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Allen C.
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