The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-10-18

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eral guests. Halls orchestra of Indian
apolis will furnish the dance music
Mrs. Harry Jay, who is chairman OF
the social committee, with her assist
ants, have charge of the affair Dane
ing will begin promptly at $50 o'clock
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Miss Juliet Swayne, Miss Josephine
Gates and Marie Campbell were at
Greensboro yesterday.
Mrs. F. A. Brown and Mrs. Harriet
Dill will be the readers at the meeting
of the Magazine club Monday after
noon.
Misses Mable and Mildred Kuhn are
entertaining with a house party over
Sunday at their home. 80 South Thir-
teenth street The guests are Miss Lois
Bondebush, of Earlham College; Miss
| Myral Self, Mr.. Fred Davis, of Mobiles
vile, Ind, and Mr.. Luther Collins, OF
Fortville.
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The past week has been rather dull
socially, although a number of in
formal card parties and club affairs
were given. The social organizations
of the various churches have held a
number of meetings, Wednesday seem
ing to be the favorite day for meeting.
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One of the notable events during the
past week and one of interest to a
large number of local women, was the
state convention of the Daughters of
the American Revolution which was
held at Nuncie during the past week.
chapter, who was expected to attend
was unable to do SO. The chapter,
however, was represented by Mrs. Lee
Yaryan, Miss Georgia Cole, and Mrs.
John Hoerner. The meeting was of
special interest, as it was attended by
the president general of the society,
Mrs. Donald McLeon, Of New York,
Indiana almost a week, as she arrived
in Indianapolis Monday evening.
The local guests were entertained in
royal manner. The first meetig of
the chapter for the season will be held
Saturday afternoon, Oct "a
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The Standard Bearers society, an Or
of the Grace M E. church, met yester-
day afternoon with Mrs. w M. Mel
son at her home on North A street.
Nearly all the members were present
Two new names were added to the
membership list.
Arrangements were made for a So
cial to be given sometime in the near
future. Various plans and means by
which the society might be able to add
to the treasury were discussed. A bus
mess session will be held next Satur-
day afternoon.
MUSIC.
Miss Ethel Phetts, pianist for the
Marguerite Smith Company, is a young
woman of ability and ambition. She
comes directly from one of the best
musical schools in the middle west
where she has worked hard and sue
cessfully. Marguerite Smith Company
will be heard in this city Tuesday even
ing at the Coliseum under the manage
ment of the Y. M. C.. A. and Earlham
College.
Choirs form large part of the music
life of St. Louis. They are held in re-
spect and given attention. Members
are also well paid
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Recently Katharine Fish, the cele-
brated contralto, gave a delightful and
highly successful song recital at one
of the most musical of the larger
salons in Paris. The artist has decid-
ed to continue her work in Paris, and
will also teach this season. The sue
cess of Mrs. Fisk is assured.
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Miss Louise Millikan, of Newcastle.
was in the city yesterday. Miss MILL
kan is studying music with Miss Laura
CASTOR, of South Seventh street, COM
ing here every Saturday.
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Emil Sauer, the pianist, after an
absence from this country of nine
years, will make his first appearance
in America at the Boston Symphony
concerts this week, where he will play
his concerto in E minor
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The Garfield orchestra, under the
direction of Professor Will Ear
hart, gave several beautiful numbers
yesterday at meeting of the Wayne
County Teachers association, which
met in the high school chapel.
The following young people are
members of the orchestra: Miss Alta
piano; Miss Lois Kelly,
Miss Cornelia Shaw. Miss Marjorie
Welstout, Mr.. Warren Beck, Mr.. Har-
old Myers, Mr.. Eugene Bowman, Mr..
James McCauley, and Mr. Clarence
Shaver.
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Students of music who may wish to
learn more concerning the orchestral
scores of the Richard Strauss tone
poems, will be interested to know that
Ernest Eulenburg. of Leipsic. has Just
issued the small scores to Don
Juan. Tod und Verklarung," Mac
BETH" and several others.