The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-03-23


the schools was not being overdone
but was exceedingly beneficial and
created a greater love of study fol
| the pupils and made studying easier
An instance was given by a primary
teacher of the schools, who spoke OF
the fact that the study of nature in
the public schools had. for her, proved
! the best means of getting control oil
| refractory boys. President Kelly also
| spoke in this strain. After the pro
| gram a luncheon was served, the ap
pointments being yellow daffodils with
candles shaded with yellow In two
weeks Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Robinson will
be host and hostess at their home in
| West Richmond.
!. /. 4
A most enjoyable surprise was given
the Rev. and Mrs. o. S. Harrison Fri
day afternoon by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Third NJ E. church at their
home in Fairview. The afternoon
was spent socially and refreshments
| were served. Miss Eva Davis. on be
half of the members of the society. pre-
scented the Rev. and Mrs Harrison
with a comfort which had been made
by the society. In presenting the gift
Miss Davis read the following original
poem:
Dear friends, accept this gift, though
small,
From the Ladies' Aid, both one and
back,
O,x4
this pack.
We tied these knots with cords of love
And hope in times of storm they will
prove
A comfort and joy to both of you.
Please remember us where'er you be.
And the church at Richmond. number
three.
The pastor and his wife will long
remember the event. Their year of
labor in the church has been very
pleasant and profitable in all the de-
partments and the pastor closes the
year with the good VIII of all
Following is the program for an en-
tertainment to be given by the Ep-
worth league of Chester on Wednes-
day evening, March 27th:
Part |.
Piano solo Miss Romantic Morrow
Anthem-"Lift Up Your Heads o Ye
Gates''-Choir
Recitation "A Recommendations
Margery Pickett
Song-Miss Lulu Hampton
Piano Duet-'Return of the Heroes"
Mrs. Kring and Mrs. Emma Sieweke
Recitation-''Sarah Emmas Photo
Eliza Menke.
Vocal duet-''Sowing the Tares''-
Mrs. Fannie Martin and Mrs Kring
Duet-Misses Helen Hall and Mar
gerry Pickett.
Recitation-"A Little Girls Visit
Miss Nellie Hodgin.
Quartet-"Yea, for He Careth' Mrs |
Kring, Mrs. Edward Sharp, Mr.. Sharp
and Mr.. Ben Norris.
Part II.
Anthem-..Praise the God of Our Sal |
Instrumental music-"Racing Down |
the Rapids''-Mrs. Kring
Recitation Little Louisa"-Miss |
Chessie Joy.
instrumental Solo Miss Lulu
Hampton.
Nocturne Midsummer Nights
Dream Elma Sieweke and Mrs.
!lring.
Anthem-"Praise Ye Jehovah,-
Choir
Recitation-"The Flicker on the
Fence. Miss Edith Menke.
Song-"Good By''-Mrs. Martin and
Mrs. Kring.
Mr.. and Mrs Harlan Simmons. in a
charming manner. Friday evening. en-
ertained the members of a bridge
whist club at their home on South
street. A six o'clock dinner was
served, after which bridge was played.
Mr. Charles Mcclure and Mrs. C. ].
5untell won the prizes. 1t is probable
hat another meeting will be held next
week.
Misses Grace Smith and Gertrude
foungerman, of Indianapolis. Messrs.
Tom Mccarthy and H J. Hanes form
I'd theater party at the production of
Red Feather" Friday evening at the
1ennett.
Mrs. c. Y. Miller entertained the
members of the Friday Afternoon eu-
hire club Friday at her home on South