The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-02-01
CLUB NOTES

The third recital of the Richmond
orchestra was given yesterday aft
ernoon in the Commercial Club
rooms. A large number of persons
! were in attendance. The following
| numbers were given in a creditable
manner:
| First Movement of the Eroica SYM
puOuy beethoven
The Unfinished Symphony. .....
| Schubert
| The Peer Gynt Suite ......... Greig
Don Juan Overture ......... Mozart
! Mr.. Will Earhart is director of the
| orchestra. The members are much en-
couraged over yesterdays attendance.
| A recital will be held Sunday after
| noon, February Twenty-eighth. All
who are interested in the success of
| the organization are invited to attend.
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| All members of the Lutheran Home
Circle are urged to attend the meeting
| which will be held Friday afternoon
in the chapel of St. Pauls Lutheran
church.
The members of the Good-Cheer
club will meet Wednesday of this
| week with Mrs. Glenn Harris, north of
the city.
The missionary society Of the First
Christian church will meet Tuesday af--
ternoOn, February second. with Mrs.
L. S. Mann, 100 North Ninth street
| All members and friends are invited to
attend the meeting.
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| Miss Josephine Gates and Mr..
! Charles Morgan were awarded the
prize at meeting of the "Buzzers"
whist club which was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Elmer Satur-
day evening.
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The musicale program rendered last
evening by the choir of the First Meth
odist church under the direction of
| Mrs. Grace Gormon was delightful
affair. All the numbers were compost
lions from Mendelssohn. A large
number Of persons were in attendance.
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A meeting of the executive commit
tee of the local art association will be
called soon by Mrs. NJ. F.. Johnston.
1t is most probable that the Richmond
| association will cooperate with the
| hibits.
| The Wednesday duplicate whist
NETS this week with Mrs. Mark Wilson
at her home on South Thirteenth
street.
Mrs. Mary Price assisted by Mrs.
| Charles Ross, will be hostess for a
meeting of the aid society of the Grace
NJ. E. church. Friday afternoon at her
home 30 North Fifteenth street.
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| The foreign missionary society of the
First Methodist church will meet
! Thursday afternoon February four
| teenth with Mrs. S. E. Berry of North
| Sixteenth street. All members are cor
| daily invited to be present.
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| Mrs Willis Rich was pleasantly sur
| prised yesterday by the members of
the Happy Hour club and their FAM
| lilies. Mrs Rich was presented with a
| beautiful gift. Dinner was served at
| midday to about twenty-o guests.
| Mr.. Harry Thompson of Mossen. Pa.
| was the honor guest
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| An open meeting of the Music Study
| club will be held Wednesday evening
| in the Starr piano parlors- The pro-
gram will be numbers from the COM
positions of Mendelssohn.
Mrs. c. B. Hunt. Mrs. Henry Gen
nett. Mrs. Bernhardt. Miss Alice Knoll
| lenberg and Mrs. viii Earhart are ar
| ranging the program. Each member
| is permitted to invite ten guests.
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DR. William Norman Guthrie who
| was to have lectured here in the near
future under the auspices of Earlham
college and the Y. M. c. a. will be
unable to fill his appointment. there
| fore, On account of the limited time il
vii: be impossible to furnish this num-
Der of the course. The committee will
endeayor to secure him at some later
date.