The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-05-02
MAY FESTIVAL NOTES.

49 being for Wednesday night, 30
for Thursday matinee, and 81 for.
Thursday night. Patrons should bepar-
ticular to bring the correct number
for each concert. and avoid any con,
fusion or difficulty in being seated.
In order TO facilitate the seating
the directors have arranged to use.
the three inain doors on seventh ST.,
so that tie holders of reserved seats
NAV use the north and south doors
and leave he main entrance for those
purchasing tickets. In case of in
clement weather, an awning Will be
put upovar the main entrance to pro-
tect those who will use carriages.
Acccptances have been received
from all the schools of the city fo7
the rehearsal Wednesday afternoon,
and it will be an impressive sight to
see twelve. hundred children enjoying
this rare musical treat.
The musical festival has taken on a
social feature that is sure to he 7opu-
lar. Theatre parties are being ar
ranged both from the city and from
suroundil;s towns. A prominent
merchant Of the city has sent ont the
following invitations to a number 0:
friends, who will form a delightful
heatre nartv:
Mr.. and Mrs.---- -
Kind friends, 4
We wish to invite you as our guests
to one Of the entertainments Of the
i May Music Festival to be given in
Jour city .oext week, either Wedr esday
Tor Thursday evening. or Thursday af-
] sIternoon, MAY 4th, and 9th, as may
ttbest suit vcur convenience.
If you decide to attend the Thurs
ldav afternoon concert we shall ex-
pect YOU to dinner with us on that
dav, but if YOU decide to come to
either the Wednesday or Thursday
evening concerts, we shall expect You
to supper. and to remain over night
with us if agreeable to you to do s
suSC lN\ ltcu OlucI IIIcllts
from the country. we will ask YOU tc
please inform us when we may ex-
pect YOU so we can arrange for youl
comfort. Very respectfully,
Mrs. Oliver II. Booue of New Yorl
City. will he the guest of Mr.. anf
Nc Tob,, d Do,c.o, ,l,,r;,,o, 4bo L'oc
tival.
Rev. and Mrs James D. Stanley O
indianapolis will visit Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. H. Dill ard attend the Festiva
Wednesday evening.
Miss Katherine Vaughan and Mrs
Lafayette Ayers of Marion will b
the guess of Mr.. and Mrs. Harr.
Fl. Hill during the Festival.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Hutton viii
have as guests during the Festiva
Mrs. Emily S. Hutton and Mrs. Mar
4 Mcknight Smith Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Edison T. Wood and son, CIV
lord of indianapolis, will be enter
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs. Howard A
u Dill.
Mrs. J. c. Gekeler, of West Alex
andria, O., formerly a resident q
Richmond, will attend the three col
certs.
The chorus will have rehearsal Il
night and Tuesday night, the ina
G. ones oforn tho ,obn..,s.I with II,
r. Orchestra on Wednesday Afternoon
4: The E. G. Hill Co. viii begin the no
r al decorations of the Coliseum We(
nesday morning.
u The directors have decided it advi
p able not to admit visitors to the II
N naming ''hearsals.
re The members Of the chorus ha,
been presented with complrmpnta,
I'd tickets for the Thursday matinee, an
h will be given he privilege Of occup
ing the chorus platform during tn;
G. afternoon without additinna! charc
re While The sale Of seats is progre
IN sing very satisfactorily, there are ST
tn a number Of desirable seats that IN
be secured bv calling at the Coliseu
On from 9 n. m. to 8 p. m.
I'll WANTED-20 ladies, light, pleasa
work, good guaranteed salary. G.
on on Supl. J.. Reverland at Mrs.
Vt A. Breh,n's millinery store.
e. nerth eighth street. 2-3t.