The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-01-30


society and Science club We're enter
tainel in Parry hall by Prof. Sackett,
who gave a very entertaining dis
cussion on automobiles.
AT the meeting Of the Latin club
papers on "Roman Burial and Flu
neral Customs and "Christian Bur
ial and the Catacombs' were given
by Messrs. Shugart and Packer.
The History club listened to talk
on "Current Events,'' by Herbert
Hollowel, and Australia = part
irst-O. W. Haisley, and part sec
ond-H. F. Carroll.
Next Wednesday afternoon at the
Pythian temple will occur the next
recital of the Musical club. This IS
the only matinee musicale for this
season, and will undoubtedly be well
attended.
The program which is being ar
ranged by Miss Alice Knollenberg,
will be a miscellaneous one, several
numbers. of which will be given by
local musicians.
Among these is the high school
Ladies chorus of forty voices. with
orchestra accompaniment, which took
prominent part at the teachers con-
vention. held in Indianapolis during
the holidays. This chorus ranks as
one of the best in the state, and the
Musical club is fortunate in securing
its interest and cooperation.
The program has beenannounced as
follows:
l. Military March, OPP. 81, No. L
Schubert = Tansig = Miss Knollen-
berg and Miss Besselman.
| ?. eco Pretty Rose''-Theo Mar
zials-Miss Myrick and Mr.. Taggart.
3. Trust in God Outher's Elm Fes-
ia Burg) - Claude Melvotte = Miss
Elizabeth Hasemeier.
4. (a) Fruhlingsnacht- Carl BONN
(b) Madrigal = Victor Harris
Miss Kehlenbrink.
5. Adagio (Sonata No. 5)-Beetho-
ven-Prof. C. K. Chase.
6. (a) Wanderers Nachtleid-Ru-
binstein.
(b) Spinning Song, (Flying Dutch
MANI Wagner Mrs. McCabe, Mrs
Reeves, Miss Eggemeyer and Mrs
Marvel. Accompaniment arranged
by Mrs Downing.)
z. (a) Rondo Capricioso-M endels
sohn.
OBJ Barcarolle, F Rubin
stein.
s. Selection from ga Persian Gar
den'-Liza Lehmann-Mr. Earhar
and Mr.. Krone
Part II.
1. (a) Summers Berwald.
(b) Song of the Seasons Haw
lev-R. II. S. Ladies' chorus.
2. Waves of the Danube Izanozici
Kron-R. Fl. S. chorus and orchestra
(under direction Of Prof. Earhart.)
Mrs. L. II. Bunyan and Mrs. W
B. G. Ewing gave a most delightful
thimble party yesterday afternoon a
Mrs. Bunyan's home, 80 north Twelfth
street The home was beautiful.
decorated with carnations and potte'
plants. and was artifcially lighted
: Several musical numbers were give
: informally by some Of the guests, an
delicious two-course luncheon wa
served. About sixty ladies were pres
ent, including Mrs. Harry Warren, 0
[ Cincinnati; Miss Olive Lemon, o
, Leavenworth, Kan, and Mrs. Bun
: van 'ssi sters, Miss Sarah Otstot an
: Miss Ella Otstot, of Springfield, 0.
; The Young Peoples Christia
Union Of the United Presbyteria
r church was entertained last evenin
with the first of a series of MONTH
! socials. The home of DIR. S. R. Lyons
! 1850 north B street, was the scene Q
0 last evenings entertainment, whic
: consisted of games and music. Ligh
: refreshments were served.
q The first monthly meeting of tn
e new year of the Woman IS Missionar
/ society of the United Presbyteria
d church was held yesterday afternoo
/ at the home of Mrs George Ballinge
ia south seventeenth street. The pr
: gram was given as announced. Mr.
Charles Little leading. Mrs. Fran
Glass gave a paper, "China, Sc