The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-30


en- Monday evening by the Bon Tor
orchestra. which is composed entirely
of little girls 1t was given at South
Eighth Street Friends church and al
! the proceeds, amounting to $27, were
given to the Y. NJ. c. A. a most eX
cellent program was given and the
large audience was greatly pleased
| The orchestra was assisted by Misses
Minnie Safer and Helen Cring, the
| former reciting in charming man
ner and the latter assisting with vocal
solos and recitations. The members
of the organization are: Miss Vera
Woodland. first violin Miss Celia Car
roll, second violin: Miss Mabel Widner,
mandolin: Misses Iona Woodland and
Myrtle Widner. guitars. Miss Carroll,
of the orchestra. also sang The Holy
City in a most effective manner.
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This evening at six o'clock at the
Christian church. the wedding of Mr..
Wallace Boys Simmons and Miss Ma
bel Reid will take place, the Rev. 5.
w. Traum officiating. Three hundred
invitations were issued. The bride and
groom will be unattended and the ush-
ers will be Messrs. Charles Commons,
James Goldrick. John Ratliff, of Spice
land and Edward King. The decora-
ton of the church will be exceptionally
beautiful and effective, pink and white
being the colors chosen for all the ap-
pointments Immediately after the
ceremony wedding supper will be
served, the guests to number fifty and
including only the near friends and rel
atives The bride and groom-to-be
will leave on a honeymoon trip to the
North this evening and will be at home
to their friends at I'LL South B street.
after June the first.
On the tenth of May a meeting of all
members of the Frances E. Willard w.
C. r. u, will be held for the purpose
of electing trustees for Rhoda Temple.
The place of holding the meeting will
be announced later.
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The Domestic Science association
will hold its meeting on Wednesday
morning at 9:3o o'clock, in the Coloni-
al building. in the room facing on
Seventh street. The change to a morn
ing meeting is i'll order to arrange for
demonstration by Mrs. Kate Swami.
All who have been to the lectures un-
der her direction will realize what an
opportunity is offered the association
and will make an effort to attend the
meeting Mrs Swami is anxious to
meet the association members as she
is greatly interested in the introduce
ton of Domestic Science in the
schools. The superintendent and the
school board have been invited.
A most enjoyable social event of
the season will be the concert TO be
given this evening at the Pythian tenn
pie by the Madrigal club. an organ
ization which is comparatively new.
and which has in its membership
many prominent singers of the city.
Assisting the club will be Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh McGibeny of Indianapolis
Chicago-One of the first weddings
announced for June is that of Miss
Ora Woodruff, 5652 Washington ay-
enue. and Mr.. Albert James Russell.
Congregational church at $50 O'Clock |
on the evening of June 18th. and viii /
be followed by a reception at the home /
Of the bride Miss Helen Woodruff /
sister of the bride. will be maid az
honor and the bridesmaids Will be i
Miss Gebney, of Chicago. and Miss Al /
ice Russell. of Cincinnati. Mr.. John I
lanes Rodgers. of st. Louis will act as
best man.