The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-05-31
CLUB NOTES


Members Of the Ivy club, with their
husbands. are picnicking today at
Jackson park.
Mrs. w. A. Bulla will entertain the
Spring Grove Sewing circle Tuesday
afternoon at her home in Spring
Grove.
The opera PRISCILLA which was
given at New Castle, Ind, Friday and
Saturday evenings OF last week was
very successful. The New Castle
Courier speaks as follows concerning
the work of local talent:
Miss Marie Kaufman of Richmond,
as Priscilla" is as pretty as she can
be and can sing like lark. The char
acters OF Barbara" Faith" and "Pru-
dence.' were satisfactorily assumed by
Misses Edna Burke, Myrtle Book and
Dorothy Browne, respectively, all we'll
known young ladies' Miss Juliet
Swayne of Richmond, as "Resigna-
tion." shared the comedy honors Of the
production with George Schmidt as
''Hatebad Higgins" Miss Swayne is
irresistibly funny and kept the audi
ence in roar all the time she was on
the stage. Mr. Schmidt is a New
Castle boy and all expected him to
make good, because they knew he
could do 1t.
The parts of John Alden and miles
Standish' were sung by Ira Law and
Allen Grimes, both of Terre Haute.
who appeared in Prof. Taylors produc-
ton when 1t was given there. They
are both all that can be asked in the
characters and have excellent voices.
Frank Pence, the we'll known local
basso, was Governor Bradford and
filled the bill. G. c. Shinn, also OF
this city, was "Squanto,'' the Indian,
and looked the part.
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Thursday evening the Mems social
union of the East Main Street Friends
church will meet at the church. A
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Mrs. Emma Parsons will entertain
the Vivian Graham society of the Fifth
Street Methodist church Wednesday
afternoon at her home on North Fifth
street. ~
A picnic will be given Thursday aft
ernoon by the members OF the Alice
Carey club. This event will mark the
close of the season for the organiza-
ton.
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Mrs. Clayton Miller will entertain
the members of the Happy Hour club
Thursday afternoon at her home,
north OF the city. All members are
invited to be present.
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| The East End Sewing circle will
have a meeting Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Williams on East
Main street.
A dress rehearsal for the opera
Priscilla" will be held this evening
at the Gennett theater.
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Tuesday evening the Epworth
League OF the Fifth Street Methodist
church will hold it's monthly meeting
| at the church.
The most important events for the
week will be the two performances of
the opera Priscilla Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings.
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; The missionary society of the First
Christian church will meet Tuesday
afternoon at two-thirty o'clock with
Mrs. j. A. Walls. p South Tenth
street. Mrs Mcclellan and Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Wright will furnish the program
for the afternoon.
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Wednesday. June second. the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society of
the Grace NJ. E. church will have its
| annual picnic meeting. Mrs. Alden
Mote will be the leader for the ses-
sion. "Korea-God's Morning Land
is the subject to be discussed by Mrs.
G. H. Hill. The missionary quartet
will sing several numbers. The an
nual silver offering will be taken at
this time.
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The year book for the Woman's Col
legiate club has been issued. "Scandi-
navia" will be the subject for next
years study The first meeting for
the season will be held September thir.
tieth The active members of the
club are: Mrs. Thomas Ali. Mrs. B..
C. Bartel. Mrs. Herschel Coffin, Miss
Masdalena Engelbert. Mrs. Alton Hale.
Mrs. George Cox Hamilton. Mrs. Ed
ward Harris. Miss Marguerite Hill.
Miss Edna Johnson. Mrs. Harlow
Lindley. Mrs. W. O. Mendenhall, Mrs.
W. c. McNown, Miss Lucille Moore.
Mrs. Arthur L. Murray. Miss Margaret
Starr. Miss Reba Stutson and Miss
Edith Tebbetts.