The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-04-09


the members of the Ticknor club Mon
day afternoon at her home on South
Eighth street, it being the time for the
annual election of officers. Follow
| ing are the officers elected for next
season: President. Mrs D. w. Dennis.
vice president, Mrs. ID. l.. Mather:
treasurer. Mrs. John Shroyer: secre-
tary, Mrs. L. 3. Grosvenor: CORE
spending secretary, Miss Susan KEEL
sey. The reading and study of ."Juli-
us Caesar" was finished Current
events were ably given by Mrs. Shroy-
er and the hostess. The next meet
ing will be the last one of the year
and will be a one O'Clock luncheon a.
the home of Mrs. J. NJ. Wampler
North Seventh street. on next Mon
day The club has enjoyed an unusu-
ally interesting season. Shakespeare
Midsummer Nights Dream The
Tempest" and Julius Caesar being
read and discussed. The club will
study Shakespeare next season begin.
ming with las You Like It.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Fox were guests
Sunday, of their daughter, in Indian
apolis, and while there they attend
ed the wedding of their niece. Miss
Selma. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
uel Fox. formerly of this city. Many
parties were given for the bride be-
fore her wedding. She has many
friends in this city.
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A fitting close to the seasons work
was the beautiful program of the mu-
sic of Grieg. which was given this
morning by the Musical Study club in
their rooms at the corner of Tenth
and Main streets. The program was
in charge of Mrs. Hugh Virgins and
was an exceptionally enjoyable one
in every way Preceding the music
al numbers was very interesting pa
per by Mrs. Virgins, on the life
and music of Grieg which made the
music following doubly enjoyable and
more easily interpreted. Following
is the program which was given:
Piano Quartette-a Death of, Aasa"
Hall of the Mar
tin King
Mrs. Lewis King, Mrs. Turner Hadley,
Miss Marie Runge and Miss
Haley Harold.
Piano Solos-a "Solvjt Storm from
peer Gynt.''
"Traur March
Mrs Lucie Howard.
Vocal uuartette-tS unbeams''- Miss
Clara Myrick, Mrs. Otto Krone. Miss
Haley Harold. Mrs. Ray Longnecker,
with a soprano obligato by Mrs. Clar-
ence Hadley.
Gynt.
THE Butterfly
zone of the North |
ern Dances.
Miss Elizabeth Newman.
Vocal Solos-a 1.-TWO Brown Eyes"
b "A Boat Song"
Songs My Mother
Used to Sing
Mrs. Harry Minde, of FIT. Wayne.
Vocal Solos-"The Primrose"
Il Love You"
Miss Juliet Robbins.
Beside above numbers Miss Helen
Schrauck. of Columbus, Ohio, the
guest of Mrs. Guy McCabe, rendered
two charming numbers. The club
members much appreciate the privi-
lege of hearing Miss Schrauck as we'll
as Mrs Minde, who is the guest of
Mrs. Virgins. The season this year
has been a very successful one for the
members from every standpoint and
the club will resume its meetings next
fall.
Bridge whist was played at six ia
bles at the party given at the Country
Club Monday afternoon, for which
Miss June Elmer was hostess. The
prize was awarded to Miss Mary Shive-
ley. Next Monday an afternoon drive
whist party will be given with Mrs.
H. H. Weist and Mrs. Jesse Reeves as
hoSteSSeS.
The first of series of dances was
given Monday evening by the Knights
of Columbus in the K. of G.. hall and
was a very successful affair. Over
twenty couples were present Music |
was furnished by Messrs White for a |
long program of dances. Refreshments |
We're served. The next dance will be |
on Thursday, April 25th.
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Mrs. William Klopp will entertain |
the Helping Hand Society Thursday |
afternoon at her home in Glen Miller |
Mrs. George Crane and son, and Mrs |
Lucy Sparks, of st. Louis, will arrive |
this evening to spend the summer with |
Mrs Gertrude Henley on South Sew