The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-27

! A meeting of the Mems Social union
! of South Eighth Street Friends
church was held Friday evening in
! the church parlors and was one of
the most interesting which have been
held by the society recently. A de-
bate on the question. Resolved that
the Christian church should be more
liberal toward Sunday amusement"
was held. Much interest in the ques-
ton was shown and nearly every one
present spoke on the subject. The
general opinion was for the affirm
alive side of the question. An eiec-
ton of officers was held resulting as
follows: President, Prof y. G. Hell
ronimus; first vice president, DR..
Charles Marvel; second vice presi-
dent, Mr. j. Edgar Mote; third vice
president, Mr.. Harry Reeve; fourth
vice president, Mr.. John II. Thomp-
son; secretary, Mr.. Orville Brunson;
treasurer. Mr.. Walter Daley. Var
ious committees were appointed with
the vice presidents as chairmans.
The regular Sunday meetings of the
society have been discontinued during
the summer but the social meetings
are held at the cali of the program
committee. At the next meeting or
the society the officers elected Friday
evening to serve the next six months
will be installed. Following the cleo
ton refreshments and a social time
followed.
Mrs. T. P. Cain and Mrs. Hugh Wig
gins. entertained one hundred of their
friends at a picnic reception at North
A street meeting house Thursday even
ing complimentary to Mrs. Anna Nj.
Y aughan, of Pasadena, Cal, and Mr..
and Mrs. Eli Morris, who recently
celebrated their forty-second wedding
A delightful supper was
served, a literary program following
Those taking part in the program were
Mrs Esther Wallace, Miss Frances
Robinson, Mrs. Eliza Morris. Mrs EN-
lily Yeo, and songs by the little Misses
ingly rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McCurdy have
gone to Gull Lake 10 visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lackey, in their cottage
there
Mrs. Agnes Harms and Miss Eliza
beth Kolp are visiting friends in the
country near East Germantown, Ind.
A theater party Thursday evening
at the Gennett. was formed by the
Misses Lucille Mahret, Lucille Carney, |
Marie Fender. Alma Pfafflin, Ella
Dickey and Viola Wickemeyer, Messrs.
Morton Harrison, Harry Frankel, Geo.
Hodge, Myron Crane, Frank Lichten-
els and Galen Hopkins.
4 4 \
Miss Deborah Sedgwick has issued
invitations for a morning whist party
lext Tuesday morning, July Both, at
Ter home on West Fifth street. in hon
n of Miss Elsie Cadwalader of Yard
ey, Pa, and Miss Josephine Wilson.
Mrs. Howard Jones has issued invi-
atoms for a whist party next Wednes
lay afternoon at her home on South
| street
Following is the program for the re-
ital which was given by the pupils of
Hiss Anna Ross, assisted by Master
taylor Terrell, cornetist, in the Starr
'iano parlors, Friday afternoon, and
t which a large number of friends and
elatives of the pupils were present:
PART ONE. |,
'olka MaZurka .............. Rlnguet
Ruth Winkler and Miss Ross.
Prayer ...... Streabbog
Elizabeth Howell.
ally Chanting Waltz .......... Behr {
Russell Matlock.
he Woodland Brooklet 80. Gauschals
Emerald Kemper.
.dieu To the Piano ....... Beethoven 6
Dorothy Rodefeld. {
weet Violet Kern {
Horatio King.
little Brothers Waltz ..... Kreutzhn :
Frances Pierce.
y The First Grief ....... .Spaulding
}. The Book of Gold $500. .Streabbog
Julia Smith.
Iinuet ....-.... bourgeois /
Ruth Winkler.
ltermezzo :. ........... Petrie
Elizabeth Shriber and Miss Ross.
ornet Solo. 'Serenade". Schubert
Master Taylor Terrell,
PART TWO q
!. Goodnight ....... Bendel
J. BY the Brookside .......... Toms b
Pearl Haner. n
V the Fireside :. $500 - Patterson 9
Edith Schnelle. :,
Naying Trees go. ..Spaulding
Mildred Townsend. =
} Slumber Song ........... Gurlitt !
Rocco ..N. Won Wilm !,
Carolin Rodefeld.
title Fairy Waltz ........ Streabbog
Mildred Nusbaum.