The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-07
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK..

Following is the social calendar fol
| the week:
| Monday-Mrs Charles Groce will
entertain the Criterion Literary socie
/ ty at her home on North Nineteenth
street; Mrs. c. d. Slifer will enter
tain the Magazine club at her home
on South Eighth street; a bridge
whist party will be given at the
Country club; the Ticknor club will
meet with Mrs. Mary Whitridge; a
dance will be given at the K. of c.
hall by the Knights of Columbus.
Tuesday-The Musical Study club
will meet; the South Thirteenth street
Thimble club will meet with Mrs.
John F. Taggart; the Spring Grove
Sewing club will meet with Mrs. J.
T.. Weller at her home on North
Eighth street; the Woman's Home
Missionary society of Grace NJ. e.
church will meet with Mrs. Dr. Town
send.
nesday-The Missionary soci
ETY. of Whitewater Quarterly Meeting
will meet with Mrs. Samuel Dickin-
son; dance will be given by the
Ladies Auxiliary and the Brotherhood
of Railway Trainmen; the Good Cheer
club will meet with Mrs. Fred Butler
dick: Mrs May Brooks will entertain
the Priscilla club; Mrs. J. A. Spoken
hier will entertain the Wednesday
Card club at her home on South
Twelfth street; the Literary society of
St Andrews church will meet; the
Cycle club will meet at the home of
Mrs. Charles Tennis ON South Eighth
street; the Banner Social will meet
with Mrs. J. NJ. Young; the wedding of
Miss Fredricka Faulkner to Mr.. Kyle
Wilson will take place at Connersyille
and will be attended by several Rich
mond people.
Thursday-Mrs. w. F. Klopp will
entertain the Helping Hand society;
the Crocus club will meet.
Friday-The Audubon society will
meet with Prof. and Mrs. E. P. True
blood: the Athenaea Literary society
will meet: the Koritsi Whist club will
give a banquet
Saturday-The Keramic League will
meet at the MORRISON Reeves library.
An event in the musical world of the
city. which will attract much attention
will be the concert to be given by the
Musical Study club of this city. on
April 23rd. at the First Presbyterian
church for the Edward Mcdowell
fund. Mcdowell was the greatest
that this country has produe-
ed. and just when this fact had become
plain. when it was clear that his whole
future should be given to composition,
and when he was young enough to
have reasonable expectation of thir-
ty or forty years in which to produce
the ripened fruits of his genius. the
lost his mind as the result of
The over-strain of teaching in connec-
ton with his composition. and it is be
yond question that he viii ever be
able TO work again. Under these mel
ancholy circumstances, the Mendel-
ssohn club of Manhattan. of which the
composer was once the conductor. has
to raise fund which will |
make him comfortable In that wor- |
by object the club asks the co-operi- !
ion OF every person who is interested /
II McDowelfs music and it should re-
,e7-- such aid spontaneously. The
program which will be given here will /
10 doubt fully sustain the reputation I
which the Musical Study club has es-
ablished NJ Emiliano Ronaud. not /
a French pianist at the Indianapolis
of Music, viii be on the I
program.
The meeting of the Young Ladies /
Society of the Christian /
church which was TO have been held /
Sunday afternoon. has been postponed /
IN account of the meetings, which are
,eing held at the church
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A bridge whist party will be given