Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1898-04-12
SOCIAL EVENTS.
MAGAZINE AND
OTHER CLUB MEET
INGS.
The Easter Dance Given BY the Entire
Nous Club . Grand Success
No Name Pedro Club Movement to
Start q Union Of All the Clubs,

oiAlI u OnlOH Ot All tU0 ~i0U0t
There was only a fair attendance at
the Parish house entertainment last
evening, but those who attended were
granted q treat indeed. The specific
subject of the paper read by Mrs. Ida
Louise Gibbs was 'The Relationship
of Music to Ethics.' The influence Of
music was treated of In a clear, grace
full manner, the thought and the Ian
guage being in perfect keeping with
the delicate and intricate subject. Per
haps the most striking expression of
the paper was THE musician alone
possesses the art next to omnipo-
tence, the art of creation
The subject was OF such a
nature that any treatment of
it must needs be very good or fat
failure. That it was treated intelli-
gently and ably all who heard it read
lily agree 1t was a literary treat in
style and tone and an intellectual treat
from the character of the thought
presented The paper was illustrated
by q double quartet consisting of
Ernest Hill, Griffith Ellis, Jeanette
Ritter. Mrs. C. s. Neal, Harriet Moor
man, Grace Porterfeld. Will Froend
hoff and John Tageart. Miss CASTOR
accompanied on the piano. Miss Gas
ton played a piano solo, Miss Porter
field sang q soprano solo, Mr.. Taggart
also rendered a solo, vocal, and Miss
Florence Reeves gave a violin number.
All the music was good.
Mr.. Gibbs also took part in the pro-
gram and gave reading from David
CnnnovAoIA Ia UoC ancn, al
The Magazine club was entertained
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. E. &. Hioberd. Mrs. H. l..
Weber read an interesting paper on
The Life of Travel on the Equator"
and Miss Nellie Pogue read one on
THE Playground OF Marie Antoi-
nette.' Refreshments were served by
Mrs. Hibberd. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Charles
Holton, north thirteenth street. The
closing meeting of the club will proba-
bly, be held ON the evening of April
25th.
The No-Name pedro club met last
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Bennett and an enjoyable time
was spent. The place of the next
meeting has n ,t yet been decided.
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There is a movement on foot amorg
the various literary and philanthroplc
societies of the city to start a union of
clubs to be known as the "Woman's
Council" A committee meeting was
hal I'd " e0v fho nf
ing what could be done along this line
and it was the unanimous opinion Of
the ladies present at this meeting. that
such an organization should be effected
@s an early date The commi.tes ap-
pointed to draft the constitution and
by laws will report back to their re-
spective clubs at an early date. The
object of such an organization is to
promote harmony and friendship
among the various clubs.
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The fifth annual reception and ball
of the Enire Nous club was very large
ly attended and no better time was
ever enjoyed by any gathering of
young people. The club rooms, on
the scond floor of the Odd Fellows block
was profusely decorated with palms
and cut flowers and presented beau
tiful and hospitable appearance. The
club rooms were thrown open and a
hearty reception was afforded to the
friends OF the club members. Cards
and billiards occupied the attention of
the guests the early part of the even
ing, after which they adjourned to
the upper hall, where the dancing be-
gan and was kept up until late hour
this morning. The music was fur
never did they discourse more inspir-
ing strains. The refreshments were
served by Bethel & Weber and con
sisted of all the delicacies of the sea,
son. The committee on arrange
were Will Loehr, Frank Meyer, Horace
Hadley, Will Roser and Gus Egge-
meyer. The reception committee was
composed of Scott Markley, Will Eos
ler, Will Loehr, Will Iliff. The floor
managers were Will Roser, Frank
Meyer. Horace Hadley, Ed Linder. al
Morel. Will Swaynie.
The Ticknor club met yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. L. T.
Lemon. A miscellaneous program
was carried out which was of very
pleasing nature. The following Off
GERS for the ensuing year were chosen:
President-Miss Emma Zeller.
Vice pre- sident- Mrs D. l.. Mather.
Secretary-Mrs. DR.. Grosvenor.
Treasurer-Miss Alice Lemon.
The remainder of the afternoon was
devoted to a social time, and the