The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-08-11

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dinner party last evening at her nome
on North Ninth street, for Miss Snod-
grass and Miss Mary Snodgrass, who
are Miss Edna Johnson's guests on
East Main street. Those enjoying
Miss Englebert's hospitality were
Miss Snoderass, Miss Mary Snod-
GRASS. Miss johnson and Miss Edna
Martin. Mr.. Gaar Williams, Mr.. Fred
Johnson. Mr.. Frank Harold. Mr.. Ros-
zoe Cook and Mr.. George Dilks.
The usual monthly meeting of the
Flower Mission will occur tomorrow
afternoon at half past two O'Clock at
the home of the secretary. Miss Adah
Hadlev, l25 North Ninth street. A
large attendance is desired and the
secretary urges promptness on the
hour Of meeting.
The Backward Social given by
the Christian Endeavor Society of the
Christian church last evening was
highly enjoyable one in every way,
the entertainment being unique. every
thing done being Backward
story read in this manner, songs sung
beginning at the end, those in attend
ance being seated at the table where
the lunch was served after this fash
ion. the occasion naturally furnish
inc great amusement. Various games
were INDUCED in and there was, IN
addition to the above, good music.
After the social short business meet
ING was held with Miss Lizzie Hin
shaw. the president of the society pre-
siding, the secretary being Miss Nellie
Clater.
Miss Bertha Larsh's guests, Miss
Margaret Shower and Miss Emma
Pease, of indianapolis. and Miss Elm
ilv Lindsay, of Pittsburg, returned
home today.
Miss Nellie and Miss Eva MANHOOD
entertained at cards this afternoon for
Miss Edna Johnson's guests, Miss
Snodgrass and Miss Mary Snodgrass,
of Indianapolis.
Miss Anna and Mr.. James Harring-
ton went to Indianapolis today to be
the guests of Mr. Charles Harrington
and family of that city.
The musical recital given under the
auspices of Miss Edna Miller's Sun
day school class at Grace M. E. church
last evening, was a successful and de-
liohtful affair although other events
prevented as large an audience being
in attendance as otherwise would have
been. The program was arranged by
Miss Blanche Page and Miss Nellie
Duffee. both musicians of talent, and
proved one of the most interesting
musical affairs given in Richmond
during the past season. Miss Pages
we'll controlled mezzo-soprano was
shown TO advantage in the songs Civ
en- by her, and the piano numbers by
Miss Duffee displayed brilliance and
admirable technical qualities. AS
stated in the Palladium a day or so
since Miss Page and Miss Duffee go
to Lafayette in the early autumn to
establish a school Of music in that
city. The following is the program
presented last night:
Part I.
a The Thought of You. Julia Wilkins
b Loves Philosophy -. Jules Jordan
c Oh Fair, O Sweet and Holy
.... :. 49,. Otto Cantor
Miss Page
Caprice-Burlesque. OPP. 3, No. 1
;. :. =. :. ....... .Gabrilowitsch
Miss Duffee
0, Dry Those Tears ...... Del Riego
Miss Page
Part II.
Guide Us With Thy Heavenly Light
-. 49,. ;. -. .Paolo Tosti
Miss Page
Prelude OPP. %, No. ...... Chopin
Spring Time Waltz. OPP. 26
........ $500. .IoffeHo
Miss Duffee
My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice (from
Samson and Delilah) .Saint-Saens
Miss Page
Caprice Espagnol. OPP. 81. .Moszowski
Miss Duffee
The meeting of the Woman's For
eign Missionary Society of White
water Quarterly Meeting of Friends.
held at the home of Mrs. Eva Wig