The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-24

morning at the Reid Memorial United
Presbyterian church by the teachers
of the Warner shool building to the
children and their parents. An oppor-
tunity was also given the guests for
seeing the church. The program Civ
en-, follows:
| Organ-Chorus . Lenaigre
The Lost Chord SulIivan-Wilkins
Miss CASTOR.
| 0, Dry Those Tears. $500. Del Riego
| Miss Marie Kaufman.
Old Easter Hymn. .Laret
ICaprlccio -Lemalgre
| Evening Rest ..---...... .Laeschorn
| Miss CASTOR.
/ The Day of Resurrection ..
Miss Marcia Caster.
| Pilgrims Chorus ....... Wagner
Miss CASTOR
Toccata Dubois
| Miss CASTOR.
| America" sung by the children.
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| Below is the program which was
given at the musical and literary en-
teTtainment at the Fifth Street
NJ E. church Tuesday evening. A
large number of the members and their
friends were present and a silver offer
ing was taken for the benefit of the
church:
Piano Solo-Mr. Ernest Reid.
Vocal Quartette- Messrs. Edward
Thompson, Harry Stillenger, Charles
Mitchell and j. o. Foss.
Reading-Mr. F. G. Burnett.
Solo-Mr. Stillenger.
Reading--Mr. Foss.
Quartette.
Reading-Mr. Charles Mitchell.
Solo-Mr. Thompson.
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Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richey enter
tanned a few friends at cards last even
ing at their home on Randolph street.
Sleeps head was played and lunch
con was served The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Husson, Mr. and
Mrs. William Stevens, Mrs. Alice
Richey and Mr.. Fred Borton.
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AS unique way of entertaining the
Women's Missionary society Of Reid
Memorial United Presbyterian church
is giving japanese social this af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Sharon
Jones on South Thirteenth street. |
The rooms are gaily decorated with |
Japanese lanterns, parasols and palms |
and Japanese luncheon will be serv-
ed. The guests will be served, seat |
en- on the floor, and the menu will in |
clude rice, eaten with chopsticks, and |
tea. 1t is probable a short program |
will be given.
The many friends Of Miss Jessie |
Baer of Knightstown, formerly of this |
city, will be interested in hearing of |
her marriage to Mr.. l.. NJ. Edwards,
of indianapolis, the wedding taking
place Tuesday, April 23rd at her home.
The Rev. Mr.. Carson, of the Presby-
terrain church, performed the cere-
Inony, after which they left on a we'd
ding trip. They will reside in IN
While residing in this
city, Mrs. Edwards was connected
with the c., C. and L. offices, which
were then the c., r. and NJ. and she
made many friends here.
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Members of the Tuesday Afternoon
Euchre club were entertained by Mrs.
Harry Chase Tuesday afternoon at her
home on Main street. In contest at
cards, prizes were awarded to Mrs.
Brannon, Mrs. William Ur-
ban. Mrs. C. s. Heet and the hostess.
A two course luncheon added to the
occasion. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. John Etters, on Sheridan
street.
So
Mrs. William Stevens entertained the
Big / and Little You club Tuesday aft
,rnoon at her home on Northwest
Third street. Euchre was played at
NO tables and following the games a
in two courses proved to be
IN enjoyable feature. Roses and
erns we're the decorations. the flowers
icing effectively arranged through
nut the rooms. In two weeks Mrs.
RUSSELL Stratton will be the hostess at
Ter home on Pearl street.
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Mrs. Jacob Bayer is entertaining the
dartha Washington club this after
loon at her home on South Eighth
treet.
The year book for the Musical Study
hub for the year 1907-190S has been
ssued and it shows that the club will |
ave exceptionally interesting pro-
rams next winter. The composers
nd their works which the club will
tudy are: Rubinstein. Tschaikowski
lvorak. Paderewski. List. MacDow-
II. Elgar, Chopin and Debussy. Be
ides these one meeting will be devot-
d TO American composers another
0 Women composers" and one to
Discussion of chudrens music with
Illustrations by Prof. Earhart. The
rogram also includes four evening
leefingS The officers fnl. the next