The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-01-26

ne IOIiO"lH pIO5I GIL VIA NC +SA
dered today at the Reid Memorial
church;
Morning Service.
Organ Moderate in D"......-.
s.. =. =. =. -. .. .. III. Smart
Anthem-"Hcar Ny Cry, O God"
-. go. -. NOISE
Offertory- "Carol' ........ .Guilmant
March in E flat. Flagler
Evening Service
Organ solO-"Aye Maria" Richmond
Anthcm-'The Radiant Morn Hath
Passed Away" ......... Woodward
Offertory-"P astOrale in A.. Merkel
March in ....... Smart
DR.. Holmes. director.
Miss Fosler, organist.
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\ surprise party was given on Miss
Ruth Nicwander at her home in New
Hope, it being her eighteenth birth
day. About twenty-five guests spent
the evening at games and music
Many beautiful presents were receiv-
ed. a three course luncheon was
served. Those present from Rich
mond were Misses Goldie Dadisman.
Nora Wettig. iris Lamb. Minnie Bur
ris, and Irene Ashinger; Messrs. Clyde
Mcdaniel, Ralph Brumly, Willard
Lamb and Jesse Packard.
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The success OF Paderewskis sew
enth tour in America shows no dimin-
utiOu since he left for the west Since
leaving Boston on January > in his
private car, the Magnet, he has play
ed III Akron and Cincinnati, O., Evans
Vile, Ind, st. Louis, Chicago, Winnie
peg, st. Paul and Minneapolis. In
creased receipts over his last tour
seems to be the rule everywhere and
he has far surpassed the record made
in q corresponding number of con-
certS three years ago. Ii it be true as
some would have it that his enormous
business is due to curiosity on the
part of the public to see him he is uni
que in the history of music for there
is hardly person in this country who
cares for music that has not seen him
and If the plea be true the curiosity of
the musical public must be Unsuitable
Happily it is impossible to convict the
American public of such folly as that.
Paderewski makes his tremendous ap-
| pear to the public through his mar
velOuS art which never has been so
| perfect as it is this year. 1t is Pader-
! eWSki the pianist, who is filling the
concert halls today. His personality
except so far as it affects his art has
| little to do with it.
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| Mrs. Ed. Deitemeyer was hostess
for the Happy Hour club at her home
near Chester. The afternoon was
spent i'll sewing and social conversa-
ton. A very dainty luncheon was
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Hoover enter
tanned the S. S. club at their home,
north of town. There were about for.
ty present. A musical program was
! given by w. A. Bulla. Mrs Sieweke
and Miss Grace Hoover Mrs. Hooy.
er was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
/ Lee Fulghum, Miss Laura Hoover and
Mrs. Irwin Hoover. Mrs Louis Sic
weke will be hostess to the club al
her home, February fifth. All mem,
bers are urged to be present.
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Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Smith enter
tanned the members of a Roller Coast
er Pedro club at their home on East
Main street
Miss Nora Holthaus has gone to St
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a few days.
| Mrs. Galen Lamb has returned from
! Akron, O., where she was the house
guest OF Mrs. w. B. Wood. Mrs
! Lamb was the guest of honor at a
number of social affairs given by Mrs
Wood and friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. VI. J. McCurdy and
Miss Priscilla Harper. of Greenfield
are the house guests of Mrs. J. w
Finfrock, 115 South Eleventh street
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The choir of the Fifth Street NJ +
church, assisted by Prof Frederick
Hicks, violinist, will render the fol
lowing program this morning:
| Prelude.
Gloria Patria", Hymn No. 491.
Scripture and Prayer.
10. Worship the Lord. ... Wilson
Choir
Quartet-"Incline Thine Ear"....
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hunne
Saviour Breathe a Blessing. Parks
Choir.