The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-11-16
SOCIETY NEWS
Phone 1121,

The Daisy Chain, which will be Civ
en- at the First NJ. Z. church Tuesday
evening at o'clock by the quartet, as
sisted by Mr.. Harry Elmyr Paris. ten
or, Of Muncie, is d collection OF the
most beautiful and most witty of the
many poems written for children by
Robert Louis Stevenson and others, set
to music by Liza Lehman. whose gen
Jus is we'll known to Richmond audi
ences. It is extremely difficult to ar
range program that will appeal II
the musical and non musical alike, 10
the extent that the @Daisy Chain
numbers do. The first part of the pro-
gram will be given by the choir. Mr..
Paris and Mrs. King, organiste. Souve-
mir programs have been printed which
give in full the interesting little po-
ems from the Daisy Chain Only a
part of the Daisy Chain numbers
will be given, several numbers having
been substituted from More Daisies, -
later work by the same composer.
PROGRAM.
Part II.
(ai Overture to Tancrede-.... Rossini
o. Andante Tranquillo Whiting
(c) Scherzo from E flat Sonata . Buck
Mrs. King.
Christ, Our Passover .. Vogrich
Choir Miss Stella Brush soloist)
(a) Godolier's Song ........De Koven
ID The Rose Give You ... Bishop
(c) The Tragic Tale ..-.........S Slater
Mr.. Paris.
Elegr, Opus 11S .......... Beethoven
Choir
IA, Serenade .. Vanderpoel
(b) Offertory -....... Lefebure-Wely
{c> Wedding Music from Sylvia" =.
80. go. ..Dellbes
Mrs. King
oefendue '.'...... ....-'.'...-.. Noel
Ladies' Chorus-(Miss Huldah Henley
soloisr.
Offertoire de Concert ..... Thayer
Mrs. King.
Part /.
The Daisy Chain. Songs of Childhood.
fSet to Music by Liza Lehmann)
Given by
Mrs. Elmer GOrmOn, soprano.
Mrs. Ray LOngnecker, contralto.
Mr.. Harry Elmyr Paris, tenor.
Mr.. Justin Leroy Harris. BARITONE
Miss Anna Ross, accompanies.
Foreign Children Quartet from
"A Child's Garden of Verses.
........... Robert Louis Stevenson
Good and Bad Children CA MoraD---
Barytone Robert Louis Stevenson
The Cuckoo-Soprano-F lii
liput Lyrics .........W. 3. Rand
Thank You Very Much Indeed
Quartet from Songs for Little
People" Normal Gale
Good night and goor morning.
90. =. .'NoILralto
Lord Houghton
Every Night My Prayers I Say. Tenor
Robert Louis Stevenson
Seeing the World. .......... Quartet
From Little Men and Little Women"
Louisa M. Alcott
Marching Song. .............B arytone
Robert Louis Stevenson
.The SWING ................ soprano
Robert Louis Stevenson
Blind Mans Bluff. Quartet
The Ship that Sailed Into the Sun
W. E. Rand
The Captain ..................T Tenor
Robert Louis Stevenson
A Child's Prayer. .......... Quartet
NJ. Northumberland
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Galloway will
give Il dinner, Sunday at Cambridge
and Miss Vivian Green, of Richmond,
who are to be married on Thanksgiv-
ing day.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Matlock enter
tanned party of friends Thursday eve
ming at their home on South Fifth
street. Point Euchre was played At
four tables and prizes were won by
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Kinder and Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Ball two course
luncheon was served.
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The Ladies of the G. A. r.. held their
regular meeting Friday at which time
plans were made for the inspection If
the order. which will be made within
the next few weeks. 1t was also de-
cided to give a supper soon.
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The marriage Of Miss Vivian Green
Ind Mr.. Edwin Galloway, will take
place on Thanksgiving day, Nov. 2sth.
Both young people are well known and
nave a host Of friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Taylor en-
ertained Friday night at their home
vest OF the city in honor OF their
laughter. Fanny, who was married
asst week TO Mr.. Ira Crosse. of this
,ity. Supper was served and a pleas
INT evening was spent. The following
we're present: Messrs. and Mesdames
IA Crosse, Luther Crosse, Denmeyer,%
Continual headache may
lead to serious trouble.