The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-11

cital of Miss Mamie p Hough, grad
uate of this spring in the department
of music at Earlham College, which
is under the direction of Miss Lucy
Francisco:
Concerto in G. major first movement
CadenZa by Reinecke
Orchestral accompaniment on
second piano.
(a) Hymn to Night. ....
.----......-.- Beethoven-Spicker
(b) Peggy .--.--.. ...... .Neidlinger
Ladies Double Quartet.
(a) Prelude, OPP. 3, No. 2..
OBJ Fantasia in c minor $500 Bach
tc) Consolation No. 6.. Lszt
Id Etude, OPP. 10, No. II. -. Chopin
violin Solo ..-... Selected
Miss Carolyn Hutton.
(a) "On the Wings OF Song"
... ..... .Mendelssohn-Lisz
Cd En- Route .........-..G GODDARD
Miss Mabel stuart. the other gradu-
ate in this department gave a most en-
ioyable reception the past week and
the one on Thursday will no doubt be
equally as enjoyable.
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A meeting of the Mary F. Thomas
w. c. T. u. will be held Monday aft
ernoon. at $50 o'clock, at the home of
the president, Mrs. Martha Little,
North Eighth street
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A silver social will be given at the
First Presbyterian church next Friday
Oh,
congregation are most cordially invit-
ed. The entertainment will consist Of
a talk by Rev. Graham on his travels
music by the orchestra, re-
freshments and a good social time.
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A recital of elocution and music was
given Friday evening at the Christian
church, by the Christian Endeavor I'M
ion. the purpose being to raise money
TO send delegate to the Christian En-
deavor convention, which will be held
in Seattle, Washington, this summec.
A large audience was present, which
showed its marked appreciation of the
excellent program by its frequent aD-
plause. Musical numbers with read
lngs were given, those on the program
being Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Stegail, Mr..
irwin Stegall, Mr.. Jacob Ward, Mr. ".
c. Piehl, Miss Ruth Harris, Miss Bes-
tha Taylor. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Will
son, Miss Bessie Trueblood. Miss Jes- |
sic G. Mann, Mr.. Wilbur Hasemeier, |
Miss Mabel Kuhn and Miss Haley Har-
Did.
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A good attendance and a good bust |
less session marked the meeting of the I
ladies' Aid society of Grace NJ e |
,hurch Friday afternoon in the church I
1arlors. 1t was announced that the /
mile of pennies" which the society IS
'ndeayoring to raise, is progressing in /
satisfactory manner No program
vas given, as the meeting was bust
less one. The next meeting will be
It the call of the president.
Wednesday afternoon at four O'Clock
occurred the marriage of Mr. J. Victor
Benton. of Chicago and Miss Laura Z.
<inert of this city. Rev. E. B. Chase.
# Chicago. performing the ceremony
The bride is the daughter of Mr.. and
lrs. c. II. Kinert of this city and the
room is the son of Mr.. and Mrs r. A
Senton of Chicago. Both are highly
steemed and have the best wishes of
many friends.
A social Will be given at Grace NJ e
hurch, in the church parlors, next
ionday evening by the Kings Herald !
and. 4 musical program will be Civ j
Il and home made candy. popcorn and
prons Will be for sale. The public is
invited.
On next Wednesday aftrnoon, from
NO to five O'Clock, q Russian tea will
e given in the parlors of the Hotel
for the benefit of ST. Paul's
iuild- \ most interesting program
ill be given, consisting of q talk on
.ussia and Russian instrumental ami
ocal numbers.
The weekly card party was given
'riday afternoon. of the Naumee Coun-
II, d. of p. in Red Mems hall and
uests We're present 10 fill ten tables at
uchre. Prizes We're awarded 10 Mrs.
lbert Bear. Mrs. Maggie Crump. Mrs {
adie Duffee and Mrs Winder. An /
Their party viii be held next Friday |
Miss Bertha BuIla entertained tb, :