The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-17

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| lowed by musical last evening at the
| church. The program was of unusu-
al merit and a most delightful time
was enjoyed by all present.
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Miss Haley J. Harold, who has been
the honor guest at several social func-
tions at Indianapolis, has returned
| home. She was accompanied by Miss
| Lura Harold. DR.. and Mrs. c. N
Harold will come today in order to at
tend the notwithstanding wedding
which will take place this evening.
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| Miss Kathleen Mendenhall, who has
| been spending the winter with her
aunt. Mrs. Hugh Virgins, has return
ed to her home in Pier City, Missouri.
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| At eight o'clock this evening the sec
ond recital will be given by the older
students of Miss CASTOR. The public
| is cordially invited TO attend both af-
fairs. The program for the evening
| musical is:
Variations-"Nel corpin" Beethoven
Alta Macpherson.
hondo NaVorl .............. Hummel
Bessie Adams.
Fantasie-D Minor .... Mogart
: Genevieve Newlin.
| Violin-Rhapsodie Hongroise. Hauser
Miss Hecker.
| Farewell-FOrest Scenes-No. g..
....... .... .... .Schumann
GaVOtte ............... GODDARD
Edith Runge.
Allegro Maestoso from Concerto, OPP
so .Ferd Ries
Lucy Turner.
Song .......... ...... $500. .......
Robert Taylor.
Concerto OPP. 25-tFirst Movement.
........... Mendelssohn
Marguerite Doan.
Miss Hecker
Concerto OPP. 40-Allegro, Adagio...
Louise Millikan.
Song ....... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs. f. w. Kruger,
First Concerto ........... Mcdowell
Maestoso: Allegro con fuoco. Presto
Mrs Wickham Corwin
Second piano accompaniment.
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Mrs. J. w. Corwin and Miss Sophia
Marchant entertained the early part
of the week in honor of a number of
teachers of the public schools who
taught with Mrs. Corwn sever dl
years ago The affair was held at The
home of the former on East Main
street. A luncheon in several cours-
es was served. Those present, in
Guiding the honor guests were: Mrs.
Cert. ude HILL Mrs w. H. Middleton,
Miss Hannah M. Jones. Mrs. John
Hallowell, Mrs. David w Dennis,
Mrs. George II. Knolenberg, Mrs
Fred Marchant, Mrs. E. B. Thatcher,
Miss Fannie Robinson. Miss Sarah
Hill and Miss EIenora Robinson.
The recitals which will be given to-
day by Miss CASTOR at the First Eng
fish Lutheran church will be among
the most charming events CT the seas
On's musical calendar. At three-thirty
o'clock this afternoon the young pa-
pills of Miss CASTOR will give their re-
cital. The program is:
Duet, In Springtimo". ... Lolu
Primo-Robert Johnson.
Petite Marche Krogman
Helen Reed
Hide and Seek Arthur Brown
The Toy Soldiers. ..... Samuel Smith
Goodbye ................B B. {. Klein
Petite Valse ................D ennee
Elizabeth Marvel.
Airs from Martha. ......... Floton
Laverne Jones.
Cradle Song .................G url1tt
Ruth Edgerton.
Child Life" .................K ullak
The Little Boat on the Water. ......
The Nightingale NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Ghost in the Fire Place. .......
Mary Johnson.
The Spinning Wheel ..............
Angels in a Dream .................
Mary Clements.
Sonatine NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. kuhlan
Fay Drake.
Child Album ........... Schumann
The Happy Farmer .................
The Reapers' Song .................
Josiah Marvel.
Frightening Observation-Disclosures.
Sonatine ................ Clement
Dorothy Land.
SOlfegietta ..... ......... Bach
Knecht Ruprecht NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The Wild Rider ..................
Florence Johnson.
An Elise northumberland Beethoven
Berceuse .,.............. Dolmetsch
Esther Coate.
BY the Brook ................ Tours
Marguerite Davis. ........
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The missionary society of the
Whitewater quarterly meeting is hold |
ing a session this afternoon with Mrs. |