The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-20

THE Three Punic Wars. Miss Mag
gave a history of the wars and her
paper was much appreciated by the
large number present. discussion
followed, led by Miss Sarah Oberle.
Another interesting feature was pa
per by Mr.. Harry Bowling on THE
History of Richmond followed by a
discussion led by Mr.. Leo Vogelman.
In two weeks the society will meet
again. Miss Elizabeth Korves will
read paper on THE Last Days of
Pompeii."
Below is the program for the mu-
steal and literary entertainment at
Whitewater Friends church. corner
North Tenth and G streets, Friday
evening. March %. at 7:30 o'clock
Organ voluntary-Miss Leota Law
renee.
Opening Song
'Sing Ye Jehova's Praises. Seward
Choir.
Concert Recitation-"A Psalm of
David"-Ps. 81, $40. Anna Wood
ards Class
Hymn-'The Sweet Story of Jesus
:. Charles Miles.
The Lords Prayer. Pastor and Con
gregation.
Solo-"The Celestial City. :. =. :.
:. .. :. Miss Gertrude Trimble.
Paper-"Our Text Book and How to
Study it, A. Leonidas Ellis.
Song-"Glory and Honor. -. .Gounod
Choir.
''Discontent-A Dream. +.
:. .. :. >. >. Mrs. Agnes Miles.
SoIo-"Anchored" -. Mr.. Ora Wicket
observation-disclosures the Christian
Conscience" ....... Mrs. Edna Eye
Song-"Now Let the Gates of Zion
Ring =. %. COOK
Choir.
Recitation-'Fm an Inventors Wife
:. :. :. :. Miss Elanora Surendorf
Solo-'Im King Ger Land and Sea-
:. :. :. >. :. Mr.. j. A. Chamness
Duet-"The Springtime of the Soul
Mr.. Ora Wicket and Miss Cert
rude Trimble
Gleanings from Sea Voyage. :. :.
:. :. :. Rev. Charles Francisco
Male Chorus. From East Main Street
Friends Church
Recitation-"Sunshi >. :. :. :.
.. =. =. .. Miss Flettie Morrow
Song-"Worthy is the Lamb" Pattison
Choir.
acknowledgements Ny God to Thee
MISS Kate Lamp
Hallelujah Chorus. -. .. .. Handle
Choir.
Benedlct1on. Pastor
A cordial welcome is extended to
all by the Sunday school and the
church. Committee, A. Leonidas Ellis
superintendent, Fred Chamness, Choir,
lister, Leota Lawrence, organist, Mary
Evans.
Tuesday evening, at the home of
Prof. Albert Jones, on South Fifteenth
street, joint meeting of the executive
and friendship committees of the 10.
cal Christian Endeavor union was
held. A very profitable evening was
spent, discussing the work of the
union. Refreshments and social pleas
antries were also features of the ev-
ening. Those present were Rev. and
Mrs. S. w. Traum, Miss Anna Ewes,
Miss Edna Smith, Messrs Burgess,
George Leddle, Wilbur Hasemeier,
Martin Fetta and Oliver Stevens.
II + +
Mrs. Carrie Wilson, of New Lisbon,
Ind, entertained the Misses Mabel
MUM and Jessie Mann, of this city,
Saturday evening and Sunday. Miss
Mann sang a beautiful solo at the
Christian church Sunday morning and
also sang Saturday evening.
At seven-thirty o'clock Tuesday eve-
ming at Grace M. E. parsonage, the
wedding of Mr.. John E. Bennett and
Miss Hazel Jessup of Elkhorn, took
place. There were no attendants Mr.
and Mrs. Bennett will be at home to
their friends on North Ninth street
Both young people are we'll known.
Mr.. Bennett is employed as a fireman
on the Pennsylvania railroad. They
have the congratulations of many
friends.
Mrs. Andrew Roser entertained the
members of the Merry Time Whist
club Tuesday afternoon at her home
on Soufh Tenth street The afternoon