The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1907-01-01
Social and Personal Mention

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The pianist, Moriz RosenthaI, who
is making tour of the United States
and Canada, after an absence of eight
years, will give his Indianapolis reci-
tai at Englishs Monday evening, jan
uary Z, under the direction of Ona b.
Talbot. He has sent the following pro-
gram, no doubt the most imposing ey-
er heard from a pianist in that city.
Sonata. Op. 100 . Beethoven
Vivace ma non troppO.
Prestissimo.
Andante motto cantabile ed ex-
pressivO.
Sonata, OPP 5S .............. Chopin
Allegro maestoso
SherZo.
Largo.
Finale
beiCeuSe ......... CHopiH
Two etudeS ............... Chopin
Scherzo, b fiat minor $500. Chopin
Waltz arranged as contraptu-
nal study in thirds by Nor
liz RoSenthaD ........... Chopin
Nocturne Henselt
MOIHeHt NIuSiCdle SCuuUelI
Humoresque and Fugate on
Themes, by Johan STRAUSS
80. :. ;. :. ....... .RoSenthal
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kreimeier will
be the hosts at family dinner 20
day. The guests will be Mrs. Berja-
min Kremeier and daughter. Miss
Salia; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Krof-
meier, Mr. and Mrs. Grace Renl, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Fornshell, Mr. and
Mrs Oscar Mashmeyer and daughter,
Miss Hazel, Master Howard Mash
meyer and Miss Stella Benham.
The Rev. and Mrs. T. III. Kuhn en-
tertained the members of their Bible
classes of the Christian church last
night at their home at 30 South
Twelfth street. The affair was most
enjoyable one, its nature being
watch party. Thirty guests were en-
tertained, while music and games af-
forded the entertainment for the
evening. Dainty refreshments were
served.
The Misses Mable and Mildred
Kuhn, of South 18th street, enter
tanned the members of their Sunday
School classes of the First Christian
church, at their home yesterday af-
ternoon. The little tots had most en-
ioyable time. Refreshments We're !
served
Miss Sarah Nixon gave charming
little hearts party yesterday after
noon at her home on North 18th /
street. Holly and Christmas bells |
sraced the chandeliers and nantes. /
Cards were played at three tables and
, luncheon was served. /
Mrs. Guy McCabe has issued invi- /
ations for an AT Home to be Civ +
IN Friday afternoon, January 4, i'll {
honor of Mrs. ID. T. McCabe, of Pitts f
burg.
A number of young women employ
ID in the circulation department of
he Dignam Magazine gave a ban
Iuet Saturday afternoon in celebra
ion of the one hundred and seventy
fifth thousand subscription. Those
resent We're Misses Mabel Farrell.
trace Hobbs. Mary Males. Viola
Mary Noland, Louise
trick. Grace McCreight. Mary Miller.
Dorothy Rush. Maude Leftwick, Mary
Ielody. Lucretia Hummer. Eta Col
ms. Katherine Dundon and Alice
,olte.
Mrs Frank Batter delightfully."- en-
ertained Saturday evening at her
ONE on South Sth street. in honor of
II. and Mrs. Mathew Waterman. on
Milwaukee. Wis. The guests We're
Iisses and Mesdames Frank Lackey,
harmon Waterman, III. German. X. !
!. Tangeman. Misses Nettie Roer
lann. Mildred Lichtenfels. Bertha
oppart. Bertha Waterman and DIR. /
dolph Boppart
Rev and Mrs. r. j. Wade will re-
Give this afternoon from . 10 at {
leir home on South 18th street.
Mrs. A. F. Trueblood gave char {
ling little tea Yesterday afternoon {
her home on South 18th street in
onor of Mrs. Virgil Trueblood. of
'hicago. There We're twenty guests {
resent
X :.
Announcement has been made OF
lie engagement of Miss ETA Belle I
iller and Mr.. Fred Shannaberser. of s
ere Haute The wedding will take /
ace Wednesday evening. Januay ,. +
the home of the brides parents a
r. and Mrs Edward Miller. sos
hestnut street Terre Haute. The