The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-16

| of Dayton, and John Coryell; Mrs. o.
c. Taylor, of Linton, Ind, Mr.. Ephrian
Roicourt. of Westport, Ind, and Mrs.
Martha Critzer; Misses Flora Coryell.
Ethel Critzer, Ruth Taylor and Pearl
Towle; Messrs. John Taylor, Hugh
Crosse, Osa Coryell, John F. Taylor,
Jr., and Chas. Sowle
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| Mr.. and Mrs. George Porter were
surprised by a number of their friends
Friday evening at their home, TIA
| North 3 street. Those present were
Misses Lizzie, Flo, Matte and Flor
ence Porter, Lizzie Rankin, Bessie
Johnson, Wilmington, Del; Stacks
and Maggie Aiken; Messrs. and Mes
| danes Chas. Miller Thomas Porter,
James Porter, E. S. Borton, Straughn;
Martin Rankin and Will Roller,
Greensboro; Mr. Roy Porter.
| Miss Ida Mauger and her pupils will
entertain their friends Monday even
| ing, Nov. IS, in the rooms of the Starr
Piano company, with piano and song
recital A number of invitations have
been sent out. The following is the
program:
! IA Roses in June .. Edward German
| CD Bolero OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Ard1ti
| (c) Sunshine and Rain -. .Blumenthal
Miss Ida Mauger.
Mountain Zephyrs ........ Jensen
Miss Rubie Crowel.
!
Mrs. Dean and Miss Addie Dean.
Linger Near Me ............. Stevens
Miss Flora Spurling
(a) Frolic NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Strelezki
(b) Tarantella ..........C. Reed Lee
Miss Gertrude Pardieck
Auf Weidersehen OPP. IS $3.50. Lichner
Miss Nettie Chase.
Come Silver Moon ........... White
Miss Vera Zuttermeister.
Nit Schaukelpferd und Trompte. -.
$780,. .........Sc harwenka
Miss Addie Dean.
Sabot Dance ....... Frances E. Terry
Miss Edith Long.
There Let Me Rest ..... Greene
Miss Ruth MumboweT.
Ia Fairy Waltz ......... Streabbog
d. Under the Linden 5000. Beaumont
Miss Clara Squirting.
Melody in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Kohler
..... Miss Marie Schramm.
Ia The Smith ........... Franz Abt
OBJ A Trip to Poppy-Land. L. E. Orth
Miss Madonna Zuttermeister.
Louis XIV lntermezzo ........
.. ...............L Lee Dream Smith
Mrs. Edgar Dean.
(b) Spring Observation-Disclosures. Sapio
Mrs. S. c. Markley.
Shepherds Evening Song, Op. 26 -.
...... ......... .. Blake
Miss Rubie Crowel.
Gondolier's Song 80. Graben-HOffman
Miss Alice Lictenfeld, Miss Ruth Mum
bower, Miss Vera Zuttermeister.
Miss Cleatus Brown, Miss Flora
Surfing, Mrs. Harry Devine, Mrs.
Chas. Tennis, Miss Gennette Sulli-
van, Miss Madonna Zuttermeister,
Miss Essie Pottenger, Mrs. S. C.
Markley.
The Audubon society will meet with
Miss Elizabeth Comstock next Tues
day evening at her home on North
Tenth street. AS this is the first
meeting of the season all interested in
the study of birds arc invited 20 at
tend.
A unique reception was given Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. r.
B. Myrick, 400 North Eleventh street.
1t being rendered to the babies of the
church, the affair being under the aus
pieces OF the Ladies' Aid society Of
Reid Memorial United Presbyterian
church. There were eighteen babies
present with their mothers, and to-
tai attendance of sixty. A pleasing
program had been arranged. Light
refreshments were served.
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The choir of IT, Fifth Street NJ. F.
church will render Sunday evening
the following program:
Organ Offertory. Bastite.
Hymn No. g.
Scripture and prayer.
Choir.
% Worship the Lord, wilson,
Quartet
"Hark! Hark! My Soul, Morey-
Choir.
Thy Will be Done"-Sellers.
Offertory Announcements.
Remarks by pastor.
Choir.
Abide With Me" Meredith-Nale |
Quartet.
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere"-
Choir
Il Heard tbs Voice" Minshall-i
Choir.
The Radiant Morn Hath Passed ,
Away, Woodward
Benediction-J. 0. Campbell. Pastor. |
Miss Jessie Ballenger. accompanist. |
Mr.. Jesse Wood, director.
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The card party and dance given |
Thursday evening by the society of |
Foresters at the K. of c. hall was a
most successful affair and fully one
hundred participated The fore ma ~ |