The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-12-28

bethlehem" scripture oratorio
will be presented Wednesday evening,
December thirtieth, at eight o'clock,
at the First Christian church, by the
choir which is composed of about
twenty voices. An orchestra under the
direction of Mr.. Robert c. Wilson, will
assist. The program is as follows:
Observation-Disclosures.
In the Beginning-Unison solo.
Let There Be Light.-Chorus.
Creation OF Man.-Tenor Recitative,
Chorus, Solo, Duet and Chorus
Miss Marie Kaufman. Mr.. Harry
Sloan. soloists.
Eden.-Solo and Chorus.-Miss Pearl
Werner. soloist.
Soprano Solo-Glory in the Highest,
Glory.--(Paul Bliss)-Miss Jessie
Mann.
A Savior Christ the Lord.-Chorus.
When Jesus Was Born.-Duet, Ladies'
voices.-Miss Marie Kaufman, Miss
KarolJn Karl
In Bethlehem.-Chorus.
Gods Love.-Duet and Chorus.-Miss
Pearl Werner. Miss Iowa Mansfield.
Where Is He?-Duet. Miss Marie
Kaufman, Mr.. Harry Sloan.
Ring the Bells.-Chorus and Duet
Mrs. s. W. Traum, Miss Edna Smith
Abba, Father Ladies' Quartet
Miss Marie Kaufman. Miss Pearl
Werner, Miss Iowa Mansfield, Miss
Karolyn Karl.
Immortal Love-Solo. Duet and Cho-
rus.-Mr. William Kloecker. soloist.
Our Redeemer.-Male Quartet Mr..
Harry Sloan, Mr.. S. w. Traum. Mr..
William Kloecker, Mr.. c. NJ. Wilson
Arise, Shine.-Chorus, Solo. Chorus,
Duet and Chorus. Miss Karolyn
Karl, soloist
The Lords My Shepherd.-Solo, Solo
Obligato and Chorus.-Miss Jessie
Mann, soloist.
Why Art Thou Cast Down Solo and
Chorus. Mr.. S. w. Traum. soloist.
The Great Light.-Male Voices and
Chorus.
Unto Us Child Is Born.-Chorus.
The members Of the orchestra are !:
Mrs. Robert C. Wilson, piano: Miss
Irene Jones, violin: Mr.. w. Clifford
Piehl. violin; Mr.. Harry Shawhan, vic.
lin; Mr.. Royden Parke, flute; Mr..
Herbert Wore, french horn: Mr.. AL.
bert Foster, trombone; Mr.. C. NJ. viii.
son. bass; Mr.. r. C. Wilson, cornet
The public is cordially invited to at.
tend.
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Miss Ethel Marlatt gave a six
o'clock dinner party Saturday evening
mt her home on North Ninth street
Places were arranged at the table for
Mr.. and Mrs, Howard Grottendick of
Kolumo. Ind; Mrs. Jennie Howard of
Chicago. Mr.. Everard Knollenberg
Miss Alice Knollsnberg and Mr. J. H
Hanes. After dinner a music program
was given by Mr.. Knollenberg. Mrs
Grottendick and Miss Knollenberg
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Miss Anna Saxon, the popular
young clerk at Nixon's Candy store
was married in Cincinnati to Mr.. Rob.
ert Gray of that place. The young
people will reside in Cincinnati. The
announcement comes as surprise, to
her friends in this city.
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Miss Edna Colvin Miss Mary Thorn
as and Miss Maude Clark of Muncie
who have been guests of Miss Ruby
Reid of South Fourth street, have re-
turned home. Saturday afternoon
Miss Reid gave skating party at the
Coliseum for her guests. In the
evening of the same day, dinner
company was given by Miss Reid for
the members of the party.
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An important social event for today
is the dancing party which will be Civ.
en- this evening in the Pythian temple
by Miss Rose Gennett for her house
guests, Miss Street, of Nashville
Tenn. and Miss Forbes of Montgom-
(. cry. Alabama. Over one hundred in.
.itations have been issued for the af-
tair
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Miss Edythe Kofski delightfully."- en-
esrtafued at n six O'Clock dinner Eun.