The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-17
SOCIAL NEWS.
Society


included: Misses Emmajean Smith, Ed
ma Jones, Ethel Henderson. Donna
Parke, Pearl Moss. Mary Woodhurst
Carrie Allen. Mamie Lott. and Ester
Jones. Messrs. Curtis Lontz, Grover
mel Raymond Deeter. Charles Wal
ters, William Dingworth, Warren Den
mis-, Robert Allen and Joshua Allen.
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Friends Of Mr.. Elmer kreimeier and
Miss Alice Lictenfels have announced
their engagement. The wedding date
is set for some time in June. Both
young people are we'll known and are
popular among their large circle of
friends.
Invitations were received here by To-
cal people, announcing the commence
ment of the Passavant Memorial Hos
pital Training school Of Chicago, for
nurses. The name of Miss Lucy North
Barnett Of this city, is among the list
Of graduates. Miss Barnett makes
her home when in this city. with Mrs,
Edwin Rupe Of South Fourteenth
street.
The members of the keramic league
met yesterday afternoon at the Nor
rison-Reeves library. The first les
son of a series in design and various
kinds of art works was given by Miss
Overlook.
Several dinner parties will be given
today at the Robinson cafe.
MUSIC.
A sacred concert will be given this
evening at the Second Presbyterian
church. The program is as follows:
Hymn :. $780,. Congregation
, Nearer My God to Thee" ...
=. =. =. $1,000. Choir Quartet.
Mr.. Conley Mr.. Foster, Mr. and Mrs.
Groce.
Sun of My Soul" ............ Parker
Soloist, Miss Wicoxin.
"Shadows of the Evening Hour" Biggs
Miss Warner and Mr.. Ellis
abide With Me" ....... Wicott
Miss Hilbert and Mr.. Lander.
Hymn 5. .. -. :. :. Congregation.
The choir Of the ( Reid Memorial
church under the direction Of DR..
Holmes will give the following mu-
steal program this evening.
"AdagiO In D' :. .... Smart
Anthem, "Jubilate Dec" .... Buck
Organ Offertory, Ave Maria" ..
"A
MarCn $500 Mason
The program for the evening service
is:
Invocation in B Flat 80. .Guilmant
Anthem, The Day is Past and Over"
$500. Marks
Organ Offertory, "Andant in F. Wely
'Festal March" .... Bartholomew
Miss Foster, Organist.
The choir Of the First NJ. f. church
under the direction of Prof Justin Lee
Roy Harris. are making preparations
for a sacred memorial concert to be
given at the church Sunday evening,
May twenty fourth.
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The great baritone, Renaud, who
| has made his re-entree at the Paris
opera, is achieving fine success as
! Rigoletto.
Miss Cunningham will sing the of
fertory this morning at the ST. Paul's
| Episcopal church. At seven thirty
O'Clock, at the evening session, which
will be in the nature of a choral serv-
ice, Master Robert Taylor will sing.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend.
Paul Drach, a former pupil of the
late Ludwig Thule, has been appoint
ed second" conductor of the Stutt-
CART opera
The choir of the Fifth street NJ Z.
church. under the direction of Mr..
Jesse Wood, has postponed the sacred
concert which was to have been given
this evening at the church.
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At the Dcssau Opera Don Gi0van-
nj was produced with a limited Or
chcstra, as in Mozart's day. The cf-
feet was agreeable.
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A memorial service will be held this
evening at the St. Pauls Lutheran
church by the Womans Home and
Foreign Missionary society and the
Young Peoples Missionary society. A
special musical program will be a fe1-
ture Of the evening. The public is
cordially invited to attend the service.
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The chorus choir Of the First Pres
byterian church, under the direction of
| Professor Will Earhart will render
several beautiful anthems this morn
ing at the church.
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Ernst Won Lengyel and George Sell,
two child prodigy pianists have recent
~ astonished Vienna and other Aus
trian cities
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Miss Florence Lacey and Mr.. Roy
Lacey will sing a duet this evening at
the Epworth league services which