Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-09

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A partial list of patrons for the
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra fol-
lows:
Messrs. and Mesdames J. B. Dou-
gan, c. w. Elmer, G. H. Knollen
berg, J. H. Nicholson, E. J. Humpe,
E. H. Harris, D. W. Foulke, R. L.
Kelly, l.. B. Nusbaum, Jesse S.
Reeves, J. O. Barber, B. G.. Game, r..
L. Sackett, E. d. Neff, VIM. Earhart,
H. R. Robinson, f. p. Trueblood, +. +
Hasley, E. K. Shera, o. P. Nusbaum,
F. W. Porterfeld, Elmer Eggemeyer,
E. D. Starbuck, Benz. Johnson, Henry
Gennett, r. B. Jones, l.. j. Woodland,
H. w. Deuker, II. c. Downing, c. S.
Bond, w. J Hutton, JAS. w. Morri-
son, Arthur Charles, Henry Luring,
U B. G. Ewing, Peter Husson, j. Y.
Poundstone, j. II. johnson, c. B.
Hunt, S. E. Jones, A. H. Bartel, 81.
H. Weist, w. N. Trueblood, Layton
Myrick, H. C. Hasemeier, Otto
Krone, H. Mather ID. R. Ellabarger,
Clarence Gennett, Perry Freeman,
E. B. Grosvenor, E. r. Beatty, c. A.
Francisco, Paul Ross, G. O. Balm
geer, Phillip Schneider, Will Starr,
Chas. Marvey, Quincy Binford, Rich
ard Sedgwick, G. M. Hamilton, J. L.
Wood, I. M. Hughes, John Saylor,
I. S. Harold, f. G. McMahan, L. c.
King, J. F. Ratliff, w. F. Kaufman,
P. w Smith, F w. Kruger, C. HUI
Der, A. L. Bramkamp, N. S. Cox, S,
f. Swayne, A. L. Jenkins, c. S. Neal,
Miss CASTOR, Mrs. H. r. Virgins
| Mrs. Whitridge, Frank Braffett, M
B. Craighead, E. E. Brown, J. R.
Howard, F. H. Edmunds, Mr.. Bern
hardt, Chas. Jenkins, J. F. Thomp-
son, A. Hole, E. Hiatt, H. Lindley, E
Dickinson, B. C. Robbins and DR.. S
R. Lyons.
The Audubon society will meet with
Miss Elizabeth Comstock, 100 Nortl
Tenth street, tonight. Miss Parsons
will speak on "The Chickadee.'
Richmond fiends Of Mrs. George Fl
Love, who went to Europe severa
weeks ago with a party on tour o.
the Continent have received letters
from her at Naples. In a few. days
the party will leave for Florence
Italy, to visit the cathedrals and ar
galleries. H.; =. ..~:1...
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IL The Alice Cary Club met yester
/ day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
4 Charles Ross on South Thirteenth
4 street. Longfellow poem, "Evan
i geline'' was rendered by the Misse
Ross, Price and Michel in an ex
cellent and pleasing manner. Follow
ing this recital there was instrumen
tai music and then a two cours
luncheon was served. Miss Alta Col
Inns was the guest Of the club. TIL
: club will meet with Mrs. Ri es
South Twelfth street, in two weeks.
The following program was car
ried out at the meeting Of the His
tory Club which wa held last evenin
at Earlham. Current events wer
discussed by the members. Gus Hoel
scher spoke on the Fourth Chapte
of Plato's Republic and Miss Cop
spoke on the fifth chapter of tn
same book.
: The Anglican Club met last ever
: ing at Earlham College and discus
!, sion of several of Tolstoi's work
was held. There was large nun
Der of members present. - 9
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8 The Helping Hand Society me
I last evening at the home Of Miss Lol
lisa Behring and the afternoon wa
. spent at sewing. The Club meets wit
\ Mrs. Augusta Thomas next Thursda
afternoon. -
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The Busy Bee Club was entertain
l ed in most pleasing manner yestel
j., day afternoon by Mrs. Hatfield, {
: her home On North Seventeent
;. street.
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The Friday Night club will NEE
this week with Prof. and Mrs. Aul
The program will be Responses frol
Lowell by the club. "Education,' b
H. E. Penny, ftThe Eye, its Care an