The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-20
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benefit OF charity. A large number
of patroaesses have been selected
and the list will bep ublished in a
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Sherman,
Miss Whitaker and Mr.. Pleasant
Unthan!s, of Richmond, spent Sunday
with Misses Nellie and Mary Diggs.
| Winchester Herald.
| Fifteen ladies enjoyed a very
pleasant afternoon meeting yester-
day at the X. c. club rooms, Mrs.
Conroy serving as hostess. The hours
were spent at progressive euchre,
pretty prizes being awarded Mrs. J.
III. Luken and Mrs. James Balfe.
The Wednesday Whist Club an
nounced to have met yesterday with
Mrs. A. c. Smyser, North A street,
owing TO literary meetings and other
functions, postponed the regular
meeting Until next Wednesday, when
Mrs. A. W. Smyser, of 40S North
Fifteenth street, will be hostess.
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Mrs. Slough was hostess yester-
day at her home, 80 South Eleventh
street, for the Penny Club. Previous
to the regular meeting a special meet
s.tI I,I
executive committee to further ar
range for the supper to be given Oh
October 81. After the regular bust
ness of the day and various other
matters pertaining to the welfare
Of the club were dispensed with
social hour was enjoyed. L.
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At the regular meeting Of the
Woman'S Relief orps this afternoon
at 2:3O in the G. A. r. hall, Maria
Schlater, Post Department Presi-
dent, will be present and have charge
Of the inspection of the local order.
a large attendance is desired as a
most inter esting session is anticipat-
ed. Light refreshments will be serv-
ed at the close of the inspection per-
iod and a social hour utilized
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g. David Bispham entertained a large
audience was very much pleased with
Mr.. Bispham has fine voice and his
audience was very mulh pleased with
his work. A feature Of the concert
was the singing Of the local ladies'
chorus. 4 large majority of the mu-
steal talent of the city was represent
ed in the chorus. The concert was
quite society event as all of the
well known ladies of the city were
patronesses of the occasion and a
number of box parties were given for
it. The following program was rem
dered: ...s-.
''Sion heard of it and rejoiced,'
(from the 9th Psalm) -. .Barnby
:. =. Woman Chorus.
Commit Thy Ways. (Chorale) Bach
Ruddier than the Cherry, (Acis and
Galatea) ........ ..Haendel |
All rend,mi quel core, (Mitrane)
.....'.. .....' 80. .hossl
The Monk .............M eyerbeer
The Evening Star (Tannahauser)
:. ........... 80. -. Wagner
Alberich's Curse, (Rheingold)
$500. ..... Wagner
The Page Song. (Falstaff) Verdi
Prologue, (Pagliacci) =. .Leoncavallo
$50. r.. Strauss
Die Nacht r.. Strauss
Heimliche Aufforderung r.. Strauss
Schlagende Herzen r.. Strauss
Intermission.
The Birth of the Opal
...... ...... Carl Hempel Reed |
Woman's Chorus.
Through the Ivory Gate, ct. Sturgis)
....... =. ..............H H. Parry
Speak. Music, ca. c. Benson)
..... -. -. ...... Ed Elgar
Prospice. (Browning) C. V. Stanford
Johneen, MORA O'NeilI
....... &C. V. Standard
Who Knows? (B. T. WalIer)
............... Max Heinrich
Jolly Roger, ethel Watts Mumford)
..... .......... -. .Hy Hadley
Drink % Me Only 49,. old English
The Pretty Creature old English
(By request)
Harold O. Smith at the piano.
Anderson-1de funeral of the late