Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1901-11-11

all OF WQOIn nave soiuc SpCSAoA ~
servarca or series of meetings
Hear Miss Clara Turp IN at Pythian
temple Wed aesday night
Frank Litcher of Winchester was
the guest of Jake Hanes Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs j. VI. Westcott re
turned from Dayt on this morning.
Don + fail to hear Miss Geyer o:
New York at Pythian temple We'd
nesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Reiser of
East Germantown are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. f. E. .Stinson.
Marriage license was issued Satur-
day evening to Harry Rider and
Sarah Elizabeth Rife, Richmond.
In circuit court today in the case
of Bessie T. Dean VS. David B. Dean
partition of real estate was or
dered.
Mrs. Ella Beetle today received a
letter from Mrs. John Barnes. They
are now in Rome and will return
home by way OF Spain.
Harry Ryder and Sarah Elizabeth
Rife were married Saturday evening
at O clock at the Fifth Street M. E.
parsonage by Rev. Chamness.
The Dramatic club are in trouble.
The removal of Mr.. Foulke leaves
them without a president and they
may disband after their next per-
Torrance.
The Woman s Foreign Missionary
society of the First NJ. E. church
meets at the home of Mrs. John Y.
Crawford, 1908 Main street, Wednes-
day afternoon at 2:3O.
Rev. s. r. Lyons, d. D., left for
Dayton this afternoon but will be
back the latter part of the week and
remain over Sabbath preaching again
at the United Presbyterian church.
The teachers Institutes for this
week are all on Saturday. That for
the teachers of Clay, Green, Perry
Williamsburg, and for Franklin and
New Garden at Fountain City.
The next evening with the Tour
lists occurs on Friday evening and
the program will consist of readings
aud pantomime with musical accom-
paniment. Mrs. Downing and Prof.
Trueblood are in charge.
Prof Wattall, dancing instructor,
vii organize new class next Tues
day tomorrow at Luken' hall.
Those wishing to join, call as they
can't be taken in at all times. Also
a social dance every Saturday even
ing.
Miss Geyer, who appears before
the Musical club Wednesday night,
is pupil and assistant of Joseffy of
New York and plays with an expires
sion characteristic of pupils of that
famous master of the piano and her
technic is wonderful,
Miss Turpin, who sings at Pythian
temple Wednesday night, has held
the same position in one of the prom
inent Newton churches of Boston
that Madame Emma Eames Story
held.
Improvements are under way at
Ollie 81 Mcclure s which will be quite
a help to them, as they have been
crowded for some time. They are
building a pattern house, 25x45. two
story, and when that is completed
will move the patterns there and use
the part of the main shop formerly
occupied by them for the addition of
more machinery.
In circuit court today in the suit
of Wilton L. Hibberd VS.. Irene
Trask the plaintiff fails and refuses
to plead further and stands upon the
ruling of the court sustaining the de-
murrer in the second paragraph in
the plaintiff s reply thereby holding
that the will of Anna l.. Bickle is
valid. The plaintiff attorney takes
an appeal to the supreme court.
At st. Paul's Lutheran church
yesterday the day was made memo
rial of the birthday anniversary of
Martin Luther. who was born AS
years ago. The collection in the
morning was for the home mission
funds and was quite large. The ser
mon by the Rev. Mr.. Huber was a
very appropriate one. In the even
ing a program of music, recitations,
etc. was given to crowded church.
The arrangements for the temper
ance mass meetings are progressing
nicely and the success of the meet
ings is assured. The first meeting
takes place Sunday afternoon next
at the Friends East Main Street
church and there will be meetings
for the three ensuing evenings. The
places for holding them have lot
been arranged yet but will be an
nounced in day or two. 1t will re-
quire the largest edifce in the city.
as everybody viii want to hear the
speaker, who is one of the best in the
country.