The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-05

dence Phon,
The Bible Study Circle Of North A
Street Friends church will meet Sat
urday evening from seven to nine
O'Clock at the home of Eli Morris,
North Twelfth street. All are cor
daily invited.
A meeting in the interest of Young
Friends Association work will be held
at six-thirty Sunday evening at the
North A Street meeting house. New
plans viii be discussed and all old
members and those interested are urg-
ed 10 be present.
Mrs. Burton Gaines entertained the
members of the Ivy club Thursday
afternoon at her home on North Six
1eenth street. Euchre was played at
three tables and prize was awarded
TO the hostess. Guests of the club
were Mrs. j. w. Wilson, and Mrs. J. f.
Taggart. In two weeks Mrs. Russell
Strattan will be the hostess and will
entertain the members at a card party
in the afternoon and the husbands in
The last meeting of the club for the
season.
Mrs. Finley Newlin entertained the
Ladies' Aid society of the Reid Me-
mortal hospital Thursday afternoon,
at her home on East Main street. No
business was transacted. except an
election of officers, resulting as fol-
lows, was held: Mrs. Gertrude Henley,
president; Mrs. George Eggemeyer,
first vice president; Mrs u. =. c. Ew
ing second vice president: Mrs. Rich
ard More secretary; Mrs. Eugene
Price, treasurer; Mrs. Jennie Yaryan.
chairman of the board of managers.
Next month the society will meet with
MRS z. G. Hill at her home on Main
street
dance will be given by the |
knights of Columbus on Monday eve I
ming. April sth at the X. of C. hall. /
Music will be furnished by piano and +
drums The dance will be the first /
TO be given after the Lenten season ani T
will be attended by a large number OF
members and their friends.
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Those who were present at the
Tennyson recital given Thursday eve
ming at the Pythian temple by Mr.
Justin Leroy Harris, assisted by Mrs.
Iucie Howard. accompanist, enjoyed
one of the musical treats of the year.
The work given was a song-cycle, In
Memoriam," musical setting by Liza
Lehman of excerpts from Lord Ten
nyson's celebrated poem. The aud
fence was composed of many of the
best known of Richmond's musical and
literary talent, and the program was
one well suited to the cultured gath
ering In Memoriam' is the history
of the progress of a soul from the
pain of a great personal loss to the
peace of acquiescence with the divine
will. Mr.. Harris preceded the rendi-
tion of the musical part OF the pro-
gram with an analysis of the literary
significance and merit of the poem
Mr. Harris was suffering from Sc
we're cold. but sang with splendid eff
feet. and convinced all of the wonder
full beauty of Liza Lehman's setting
of the poem. The Accomplishments. /
which were surprisingly beautiful, and
like all of Liza Lehmann's accompani-
ments, technically very difficult, were
pIaved faultlessly by Mrs. Howard, ]
and added greatly to the artistic effect {
of the whole.
The decorations were palms. pink
peonies, and tall cathedral candles.
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Thursday evening very pleasant
surprise was given at the home of
.Yx hn |
Lincoln street. in honor of the birth
day anniversary of Mr.. Santers. so
cial season with a supper served in
courses made the evening most
agreeable one. The guests included
only intimate friends of the host and
hostess and were as follows Messrs
and Mesdames Edward Ballenger,
Harry Bosgs, Evard Caldwell, Albert
IIorr and John Duke and daughter.
Edith. n
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The Primary Sunday School Teach il
FRS union will hold its regular meet I
ng Saturday afternoon at three-thirty
o'clock in the First English Lutheran
,nurch. An interesting program has
been prepared.
The market TO be given on Satur-
lay by the members of the First Bap-
list church, at 10 North Eighth street
will not open until twelve o'clock. :
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Mr.. and Mrs Ray Robinson viii en-
ertain the members of the Tourist h,
Tub this evening at the home of Mrs. ,;
Anna Kaminski. on National avenue.
,Ir. Andreas Bryne. of Earlham col h,
eye, will read a paper on .Scandin- r.
lvian Literature of the Nineteenth
century" Mr.. Bryne is of Norway q.
md his paper will no doubt prove of fiv
much interest Gossip will be the II,
ubject of a discussion with Mrs L. I
:. Bridgeman aud Mr.. Harry c. Down
ng as leaders -
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4 meeting of the Kings Herald 70
Sand of Grace NJ. r. church will be h.
eid with Mrs W. y. Nelson. Satur- h,