The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-02

Miss Mabel Stuart and Miss Mamie
Ho.gh, who will graduate in the de-
partment of music at Earlham college
this spring, will give recitals, at the
college. Miss Stuart will give one on
Tuesday evening, May eth and Miss
Hough will give one on the 10th. To
both the public will be cordially invited
and both will be free to the public.
The department of music is in charge
of Miss Lucy Francisco and this fact
alone will insure that the recitals will
be enjoyable events.
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The market which was to have
been given Saturday by the Ladies'
Aid society of South Eighth Street
Friends church has been postponed in
definitely.
A meeting of the Ladies Aid society
of the First Presbyterian church will
be held Friday afternoon at 2:30
O'Clock in the church parlors. a full
attendance is desired as there will be
needlework.
GES $50
Pie following officers were elected
at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of Chester Wednesday afternoon,
at a meeting held in the church par
1ors: President, Miss Ella Davis; first
vice president, Mrs. Fannie Martin;
second vice president. Mrs. Matte
Kendall: third vice president, Mrs.
Elizabeth Hodgin; recording secre-
tary, Mrs. Elma Sieweke, correspond
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treasurer. Mrs Ada Morrow. These
officers will serve for the next six
months. Following the business a
luncheon was served and a social sea
son spent. The next meeting will be
in two weeks.
a market will be given Saturday
in the room on North Eighth street re-
Gently occupied by the Baldwin Piano
company, by the Home Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. T.. church. Each
member OF the society will be expect
ed to donate some article of food.
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A recital of elocution and music
will be given at the Christian church,
May 10. under the auspices of Rich
mond Christian Endeavor union, for
the purpose of raising money to send ii
delegate to the convention at Washing
ton. Below is the program:
PART ONE
Laurel Quartet -. :. :. :. - -.
Milo Stegall. Irwin Segall, Mrs. Viola |
Stegall. Jacob Ward.
Violin-"Astarte" -. Albert Mildering |
w. c. Piehl.
'The Soldiers Reprieye''
.......... ..R. ID. c. Robbins
fOlce- sloleIS aOIud
Miss Ruth S. Harris.
Piano-"Bird in the Wood Carl Bohn
Miss Bertha Taylor
Cornet-"New Star Polka .
.-..-...--..-. Dr. Albert Hartmann
Mr.. Robert Wilson. Mrs. Wilson.
PART TWO
'.Mr. Coon and Mr.. Rabbit. :. =.
- :. Joel Chandler Harris
Miss Bessie Trueblood.
Voice-'Lullaby" from Jocelyn.
:. :. -. Benjamin GODDARD
''Sing On ;. =. .Lingi Denza
Miss Jessie G.. Mann.
Flute-"Mazurka-Fa Fantasia, Op 32"..
;. ;. 80. Ferdinand Buchner
Wilbur Hasemeier.
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Miss Mabel Kuhn.
Piano-'Ballade' Reinecke
Miss Haley Harold.
Laurel Quartet
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The annual May concert of the Hib-
herd school was given Wednesday aft
noon in the Pythian temple and was an
artistic success as we'll as financial
one. A large number were present
and a large sum was cleared, part OF
which will be for the Y. NJ. c. A fund
and part for the picture fund of the
school. All numbers on the program
were we'll rendered. especially those
given by the little children of the low
err grades. Assisting the children Of
the school were Prof. Justin Leroy
Harris. baritone, Miss Karolyn Karl,
contralto: Miss Lauretta NJ. Elstro vio-
linist; and the Richmond high school
orchestra. Miss Anna NJ. Schultz is
principal of the school. Mr.. Will
Earhart. director and Miss Marie
Runge was pianist for the occasion.
These concerts are annual affairs and
the one of this year is one of the best
given for several years.
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The ladies OF the Fairview Civic
league will have an entertainment and
social at the school building this even
ing. The public will be cordially in
vited.
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May Day exercises we're held We'd
nesday afternoon at the Baxter school ,
building, a most enjoyable program be- !
ing given. The exercises are annual ;
affairs. but are usually given by the !
children. This year the following ,
outside of the school building rendered
the program: Miss Mildred Sehalk.
Miss Lucille Townsend and Mr. Frank +,
Schaik. piano numbers: Miss Lois !
Kelley. violin solo; Miss Marcia Cas- !
ter. vocal solo. The program was !
much enjoyed and appreciated by the !
children. y