The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-10-19
SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR TO-DAY

A bridge whist party is being given
at the country club house this after
noon.
Mrs. Walter Bates is hostess for
meeting of the Daughters of the Amer
lean Revolution at her home on South
Thirteenth street
A meeting Of the Country club men,
beers will be held this evening at the
Country club house.
The Tuesday evening cotillion class
will have its first meeting for the sea-
son this evening in the Odd Fellows
hall.
Members of the Sheepshead club are
meeting with Mrs. Edward Klute.
Ladies' Aid society of South Eighth
Street Friends church is meeting this
afternoon at the church.
Ladies' Aid society of United Breth.
rem church is meeting this afternoon.
A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of Reid Memorial church is
being held this afternoon with Mrs. A.
w. Hempleman of East Main street.
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MORNING MUSICAL.
The program for the opening meet
ing Of the Music Study club, to be
held Wednesday morning at nine-thir-
ty o'clock, in the Starr Piano parlors,
is as follows:
Duett-"Badinage" ........... Mason
Mrs. Elrod. Mrs. King.
1.-THE Day is Gone. Lang
Mrs. Kruger.
novelette, .............. korsakoIr
Mrs. King.
"The Old Man of Dumbree'
'AThe Person of Filey". M. Lang
Mesdames Kruger, Krone, Earhart,
Longnecker.
q prelude
b "Toccatins" ............... Mason
Mrs. Elrod.
Irish Mothers Lullaby. ..... M. Lang
Miss Colvin.
The Old Person of Skye
1.-THE Old Lady of France" ...... Lang
Ladies' Quartette.
Also Prof J. Louis Shenk of Dayton,
Ohio. recently returned from studying
abroad, has kindly consented to sing a
few numbers before the club. Prof
Shenk has q rich dramatic baritone
voice. which no doubt the members
Of the club will greatly enjoy hearing.
The program has been arranged by
Mrs. Milton Elrod and Mrs. F. w.
Kruger.
A MUSICAL EVENT.
Music lovers in this city and vicinity
ara looking forward with much antic!-
patton to the Gadski recital, to be CIV
en- In this city Wednesday evening at
the Coliseum, under the direction OF
Loudon Carlton and Mr.. Edward Tay-
lor of Indianapolis. Seats may now
be secured at the Starr Piano parlors.
from Mr.. Edward Taylor, who has
charge Of the sale OF seats. AS this is
the first Of a series OF recitals to be
given here this season, 1t is desired
that there be q good attendance. THIS
noted singer will no doubt delight her
audience with her program which she
presents at this time. The women who
attend will be charmed with the beau
tiful appearance Madame will make.
Her gowns have ever been the inspi-
ration Of reportorial rhapsody, and it
Is safe to say that the prima donna's
attire at her recital at the Coliseum
will share attention with her glorious
voice. Commenting upon Nine. Cad
skis tremendous success on the occa-
sion of her New York recital, the met
ropolitan critics devoted not a little
OF their space to explaining on the
Gadski costumes. Note the Evening
Sun:
Empire gowns In mere elephants
breath. dove-wing, any elusive shade
you please. might be on view in the
boxes But the star came, comet-like.
in Vatican gown which woman
said was flame color. its quietest note
all gold lace. full OF royal bands Of
same. while broad black velvet cheek
box. hitched hat to chin with loops
pendant to the knees, and Marsovian
coat Of deepest imperial purple trailed
half across the stage"
It must not be thought. however.
that the prima donna's raiment absorb
ed attention to the exclusion of her
singing.
PLEASANTLY SURPRISED. /
A pleasant surprise was given Mr..
and Mrs. John Schaefer recently at
their home, 216 North Nineteenth