The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-04-22


evening in the Starr Piano parlors,
was one of the musical treats of the
season. The program was given en-
tirely by the members and this made
the affair all the more interesting
The rooms were beautifully arranged
with ferns, palms and Easter lilies
One of the most pleasing features Of
the program was the "MignOnette,
a reading, written by Brete Harte, and
given by Mrs. Howard Dill in her Gus
tomary charming manner. Mrs. Dill
was encored and she responded with
another selection. Mrs Love accom-
panied Mrs Dill
The other numbers on the program
were also rendered in a beautiful
manner This function concluded the
season for the club. The program as
given, follows:
Concert Stuck Op. 40. .Chaminade
Miss Schalk. Miss Townsend.
Aria-My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" ............... Saint-Saens
(From Samson and Delilah)
Miss Kari.
ta) Souvenir de Sorrento. .Papini
(b) Madrigal ..........,.. Simonetu
Miss FOrrey.
tN Indian Lullaby ...........B Beach
o. Softly Dream ........M ohring
Miss Gates Mrs. Longnecker
Mrs Krone Mrs. Marvel
Nignonettc .......... Bret Harte
Mrs. Dill.
senta's Ballad-From The Flying
Miss Hasemeicr.
(a) Japanese Lullaby ........ taiter
Oh Loves Philosophy HUM
Miss Kaufman.
Overture to Rienzi ........ Wagner
Miss Hough Miss Green
Miss Harold Miss Peltz.
The Musical Study Club, which is
one of the leading organizations.
formerly consisted of prominent mem
hers of the Matinee Musical club
which was organized in 1898. Inc
work of the organization this year has
been devoted to the noted composers
end their compositions. Active mem
bers only, constitute the membership
list The programs for next season
have been issued.
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The last meeting of the season for
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
William II. Middleton. West Main and
Seventh streets. The rooms were
beautifully arranged with tulips, daft
fOdils and narCis5us. The CLUB mas
been studying Holland and the Meth
erlands and as the tulip is a Dutch
flower these were used as faVorS.
Miss Mering gave an interesting talk
on her travels through Holland and
the Netherlands.
Aside from club affairs this organ
ization has engaged in several other
activities. For a number OF years
they have distributed flower seeds
among the school children and prizes
have be en- given in the fall to the most
successful child in the art Of floricnl-
ture. The society will resume its
work sometime in the early fall.
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Mrs Mary Foulke was the hostess
for a me citing of the Spring Grove
Sewing circle yesterday afternoon. at
her home in Spring Grove. The hours
were spent at needlework and in a So
Cial manner. Refreshments We're
served The circle meets every two
weeks
Misses Effie and Bessie Stewart who
have been visiting in this city for sew
eral days have returned 10 their home
IN Hagerstown.
The Aid Society of the Grace NJ. f.
church will meet Friday afte rnoon at
$50 o'clock. All members are urged
to be present as election of officers
will take place at this session. All
delinquent members are asked to
come prepared to pay their dues.
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The Thursday Afternoon Thimble
club will meet tomorrow afternoon
with Mrs Ballenger. 227 Richmond av-
enue. All members are invited to at
tend.
dinner party was given the first
OF the week by MIR. Guy Bull. of kOko
mo al the Robinson cafe. The table
was arranged in a most charming
manner with daffodils and ferns.
Places were arranged for Miss Hunt,
Miss McHyland. Miss Howard, Mr. F.
c. Conner. J. d. Conner and Mr. Bond
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Miss Edith Duke has returned to
the Indianapolis conservatory of mu-
sic after having spent her Easter va
cation in this city, the guest of her
parents.
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The wedding of Mr.. Carl Bradley
OF this city and Miss Irene G. Wysong
took place at the home of the brides
parents at Eaton, O. Only the imme-
diate relatives and a few friends wit
messed the ceremony The Young
people will make their home in this
city.
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The wedding Of Miss Nellie Peed of
New Castle and Mr.. Roy Davis will
take place today.
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Mrs. &. r. Myrick. Ir.. and the mem
bers Of her Sunday school class of the
Reid Memorial church. gave a very