The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-12-04

Phoenix.
Piano duet-Inez Jones and Glenna
Neff.
Debate-Resolved that there is
more pleasure in anticipation than in
nellie Cassatt, Rachel Calvert. Mega
tive-E. Slangart, Auretta Thomas
RoWena Johnson.
ionian.
Short story-Oliver Walthall
Debate-Resolved that the Customs
of Scrap Year should be observed al
Earlham-Affirma O. G. Harrell
Wayne White. Negativt, Perley Den
nan, G. Z. KEGS.
Following is the program for a re
citaI given at Earlham this afternoon
by the department of elocution:
'Lans Deo"-Miss Baldwin.
"Flinnigan to Flanagan Miss
Millette.
"Lasca Rena Stone.
Vocal solo-Miss Sue Elliott.
Sisters Assistant'-Miss Estes.
swan song Miss Hdylldnd,
De Apple Tree"-Miss Moore
Lady Of Shalott" Gadbury.
When the Cows Come Home
Miss Hancock.
so Has I"-Miss Bishop.
Vocal solo-Miss HalIowell.
A meeting of the knights and La
dies of Honor will be held this even
ing. Refreshments will be served.
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A social will be held at the Sec
Ond Presbyterian church this evening
and Rev. L. o. Richmond, of Shelby
vile, will deliver an address on Scot
land, the Land of the Thistle" The
lecture will be interspersed with bal
lads sung by Miss Huldah Henley and
Mr.. Charles Cox.
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Miss Katheryn Rettig has a pleas
ing collection of hand painted china
on display in the east window of the
Starr piano company. The work is
charmingly done and speaks we'll fol
the artistic ability of Miss Rettig.
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Mrs. O. l.. Galloway, of Cambridge
City, nee Miss Vivian Green of this
city, was the guest of honor at a re
ception Tuesday evening from the
of Mrs. Edwin Galloway. at Cambridge
City Mr.. and Mrs. 0. L. Galloway
were married in Richmond on Thanks
giving day.
The Muncie Art Association opened
in that city Tuesday evening in a most
suspicious manner, and several local
people prominent in art circles re
ceived invitations to attend. The ex
hibit will continue one week and it is
probable that Mrs. M. F. Johnston
and several other women associated
with the local Art Association will at
tend for day.
The Missionary Society of the Chris
tan church met Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. w. A. Ellis, West Rich
mond, and a very interesting program
was observed. Mrs. +. E. Pierce read
an instructive paper on the Philip
pines, and mission work there. A re-
view was also given of the years
work. At the conclusion Of the pro
gram refreshments were served
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Mrs J. F. HOrnaday was hostess
Tuesday afternoon for the South
Thirteenth Street Sewing Circle. The
: II Of mood
lework, after which refreshments were
served.
A Christmas cantata entitled, "A
Santa SURPRISE" will be given by the
Sunday school of the Second Presby-
terrain church. The children will as
sumo the principal parts.
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Miss Hazel Freeman has returned
from a visit at Greenfield, Ind.
The regular monthly literary meet
ing of the Epworth League Of Fifth
Street Methodist Episcopal church,
was held Tuesday evening at the
church. The reports showed the
lcdSuc W NC Ill d pl OSpSlo Jus SouuIIIOlI.
Three new members were received.
After d business session a program
was rendered consisting of two piano
solos by Miss Edith Owens; a whist
ling solo by Mr.. Paul Duke. a vocal
duet by Mr. s/ld Mll. Harry Stillinger.
a solo by Mrs. Schissler, and "a select
reading by J. O. Foss.
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Mr.. Jacob Kern. Jr., and Miss Bertha
A. OConnOr, were married Monday
evening at the Fifth street Methodist
Episcopal church by the Rev. J. O.
Campbell. Both are Richmond parties
and will make this city their future
home.
4 delightful social was given Mon.
day evening by the wives and friends
of the members of the Uniform Rank
X. of P. in the Pythian temple. While
the work was being conferred on three
candidates in the lodge room, the la.
dies in the banquet hall, were prepar-
ing a delightful surprise. At the con
clusion of the degree work. the mem
bers were invited to the banquet hall
where they were served a sumptuous