The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-11
NEWS
To Reach Society Editor

parents, Rev. and Mrs. Hughes, of
North Ninth street.
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Mrs. E. L. Bullerdick has gone to
Chicago for few days stay.
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The Ticknor club has postponed its
initial meeting from Monday afternoon,
October 18th, until October 10Th.
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Mr.. Carl Feeger, of Duluth, Mimi,
and Mr. Walter Feeger of Narragan-
sett Pier, r. l., the guests of their par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Feeger, of South
Seventh street.
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For an autumn luncheon use a bare
table with luncheon set of linen and
lace, or, failing this. cover the table
with fine table cloth with a lace en-
broidered centerpiece, says Vogue. For
the decoration use rather small
pumpkin unless your table is very
large, then, of course, use larger one.
Cut off the top far enough down to
make a good bowl shape and hollow
ouI luC tASloC. LII ILLS SCI d UOWi ludt
fits we'll and fill it with yellow flowers
and maidenhair or asparagus fern, and,
if possible, Irvine around the base a
pretty vine on which there are bios
SONS or some bright colored berries. If
there is need for artificial light, use vel
low shades on the table lights.
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with a thimble party yesterday after,
noon at her home on North Thirteenth
street. The affair was complimentary
to Mrs. Robert Ferriday, of Chicago.
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MUSIC.
Mr.. William Duning will soon finish
course in voice culture. Mr.. Dunine
has fine voice and his training under
Professor Leroy Harris has been OF
much benefit to him. Mr.. Duning will
take special course in music this sea,
son, in German classics from the well
known composers, Schumann and Schu
bert. Later on Mr.. Duning will give
recital and will sing at that time
The Erl King" Der Wanderer,'
Am Mer,' 1.-THE t. Grenadiers," ant
| several others.
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The Christian Endeavor society O.
the First Christian church will give {
program of sacred music this evening
at $50 o'clock in the church auditor
ium. The program has been announced
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| Miss Laura CASTOR will give an organ
recital Tuesday rom 1890 until Ia
o'clock p. NJ in the auditorium Of tn,
Reid Memorial church.
The recital to be given Monday even
ing by the Trifolium Literary societ.
of the First English Lutheran churcl
promises to be an enjoyable event. Tn
names of a number of well know
vocalists appear on the program. Tn
recital begins promptly at O'Clock
The public is invited to attend.
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A special program Of music number
will be given this morning by tn
choir of the First Methodist churcl
under the direction of Professor justin
| Leroy Harris. All are cordially invite
to attend.
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Miss Alma Pfafflin, daughter Of MI
and Mrs Gustave PPfafflin, 1OS Mort
Sixth street is perhaps one of tn
youngest organists In the state. Mis-
Pfafflin played for the first time 70
high mass at ST. Mary's on last Sunda
morning. For a long time she ha
been playing regularly for 9 o'cloc
mass. having done SO ever since sh
was II years of age. This is indeed
remarkable and noticeable record for
girl of 16 years. 1t is very probabl
that Miss Pfafflin will continue he
studies at some conservatory this yea
Miss Pfafflin is a pupil Of the sister
in st. Mary's church.
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Gustave Mailer who, as announce,
is to produce his seventh symphony q
Prague. where he has been for som
time, has been composing and finishin
a symphonic composition during hi
vacation at Toblach
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Ricardo Martin, an American teno
who will again be member of th
Metropolitan opera, has arrived frol
Europe.
Let the musician with gloom
thoughts about the future, remembt
the words of Emerson, No one can d,
> feat Won h,it yourself"