The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-08

entitled The Cricket on the Hearth
will be given under the direction OF
Mrs. Helen Johnson Bailey. Music
will be furnished by Mr.. Clifford Piehl,
violin. assisted by Mr.. Charles Weis-
brod. piano, Mr.. Ernest Ranks, mello-
phone, and Dir. Lawrence Deuker, sax
ophone Following is the cast of char
acters and synopsis of the play:
Dot Perrybingle ..... Naomi Huber
TilIy Slowboy Lena Weisbrod
John Perrybingle, carrier.
$500. . Wilbur Hasemeier
Stranger, afterward Ed. Plummer-
Ed. Schultz
Caleb Plummer, toy maker ...
Paul Bendfeldt.
Mr. Tackelton, master toy maker
.--- Robert Wiechman
Bertha, blind girl 1900 ilda Miller
Mrs. Fielding Julia Thomas
May, her daughter 49,. Marie Runge
Fairy Cricket .........-Al Alice Ramp
Fairies Ten Children
Servant to Tackleton John Thorman
characters appear in the order
named above)
Synopsis.
-Chirp L
Home of John Perrybingle. Ed
Plummer. son of Caleb Plummer, re-
turns from South America disguised
as a stranger. to see if his former
sweetheart is faithful He is recog
nized by the wife of John Perrybingle,
his former friend and benefactor.
-Chirp IL
Workshop and home of Caleb Plum
mer. Bertha, the blind daughter of
Caleb Plummer, being deceived by her
father, falls in love with Tackelton
and openly confesses this love. May
Fielding is persuaded by her mother
into a marriage with Tackelton.
Through the efforts of Tackelton,
John Perrybingle is led to believe his
wife faithless.
-Chirp III
Perrybingle is convinced by the
Fairy Cricket that his wife is limo
cent. The truth is revealed to the
blind girl by her father and Mrs. Per
rybingle Ed. Plummer finds his
former sweetheart true. John Perry
bingle is reconciled to his wife Dot
Time Christmas season one hun
bred years ago.
Place England.
;. !. !.
History of the Hawaiian Islands,
Its Social and Religious OrSaniza-
tons was the subject of a very inter
esting and meritorious paper read by
Mrs. William G. Burr, at the meeting
of the C. w. b. NJ. of the Christian
church, Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. f. e. Pierce, on kinsey
street. The paper was written by
Mrs. G. NJ. Chrisman, who was not
able to be present. Another paper |
equally as interesting was one by |
Mrs. L. e. Wright on "A Quiz on Our
Workers and Their Fields. Devo-
tional exercises were led by Mrs. p. !
T. Mcclellan and musical numbers
were rendered by Mrs. S. w. Traum |
and Mrs Robert Wilson and little |
Miss Lorene Pierce, all of which were |
much enjoyed. A large number OF
the members were present with Mrs. /
Mary McManis, and daughter, Miss
Laura, Mrs. Minerva Vandervort and
Miss Hazel Reid as guests. Following
the program refreshments were serv-
ed an social season spent. The
meeting in June will be held at the
home of Mrs. Theodore Gift, north of
he city Mrs. Traum will have a
paper on The Introduction of Chris
-ianity into Hawaii and Mrs. T. H.
Kuhn will have one on "Mormonism,
It's Past and Present, also Proposed
Work in Utah
One of the many delightful features
n the entertainment which is to be
given May 14th and 18th under the
auspices of the Ministerial associa-
ion will be the musical numbers of
which the following is an outline:
Form Your Battalion" The Palm,
,horus of two hundred voices,
Twenty Third Psalm Portuguese
Iymn.'' Bonnie Doom" chorus of
Puritan and Students from Glasgow
Campbells are Coming, Or
hestra; Solos. Annie Laurie" MY
lin Countree." Blue Bells of Scot
and I'VE Shall Know by court
aides and gentlemen: chorus, I'm The
)awning" court men and maids. puri-
ans princes. soldier and court atten-
ANTS: Aud Lang Syne", orchestra;
Abide with Me- Male quartet, THE |
triumph of the Puritans." Gods
Iiraculous Deliverance", entire class. t
:. 4 i
4 meeting of the Ladies' Aid soci /
ty of Grace NJ E. church will be held S
'riday afternoon at the church. I'M l
ortant business will be considered I
nd it IS hoped that all members will 1
g present
I
The Ladies of the Maccabees will g
rect in l. o. o. F. hall Thursday ev-
ming at 1850 o'clock. All members
re urged to be present.
The ladies of ST. Paui's church will, a
i've reception for the Rector. Rev. {
J. c. Huntington. and his family, 4
thursday evening, at the Parish I
louise. The congregation and all i
.iends are cordially invited. {
\ surprise party was given in hon d
r of Miss Clova Brown Tuesday ev- b
ming. BY a number of her friends. .