The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-12-04

In old eighteenth century boudoirs.
or furnished gold and silver roses.
These are put singly at the side Of
black velvet toque. or In rather
skinny wreath around a black velvet
picture shape. The more robust
blossoms though always of faded
tones, are worn in front OF the coats
or fastened among the fur OF stoles.
Sometimes they are made OF kid.
sometimes Of velvet.
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TO SING At HOTEL.
Mr.. Fred DeBolt. who has been sing.
ing at the Murray theater will sing
at the Hotel Westcott this evening
during the dinner hour. Mr.. DeBolt
has a Ane baritone voice and is be-
coming quite a favorite here.
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ENTERTAIN eETA's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. w. Draper will en-
terrain the members Of the Beta Phi
Sigma fraternity to luncheon today
at their home in South Thirteenth
street. Their son. Mr., Wray Draper.
is member of the fraternity.
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PROGRAM SUNDAY.
Hicks and Wood will furnish the fol-
lowing program OF musical airs during
the dinner hour at the hotel Wescott
this evening:
March. The Gridiron. Taylor
Hanako-Japanese Intermezo.....
.................. Aletter
Shepherds Dance from Henry VIII
............... .......... German
Selection-Girl of My Dreams.
........ ..............Ho schna
Recitation and Romance from Tam
hauser wagner
Vienna Woodland Violets Waltz.
................... Vol.stedt
Barcarole-Tales Of Hoffman.
......... ............. Ohenbach
Selection-Faust ............ Gounod
lie Secret-lntermezo ....... Gautier
Quartet from Rigoletto. ....... Verdi
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PARTY A SUCCESS.
A most charming bridge party was
given Saturday afternoon in the par.
lors Of the Hotel Wescott by the men,
bers OF the Daughters of the American
Revolution. The rooms were arrang-
ed with flags. About eighty persons
were present. Bridge was played at
nineteen tables. There were a num-
Der Of favors presented. The fortunate
ones were Mrs. Schalk. Mrs. Galen
Lamb. Mrs. Earl Mann, Mrs. Henry
Gennett, Mrs. Will Campbell, Mrs. Ray
Shiveley. Mrs. Keisker, Mrs. Edwin
Gates and Miss Irene Mather. There
given the consolidation favors. There
were no refreshments although several
baskets of bon bons were given the
guests at the close Of the game. The
proceeds from this event will be used
for charity. The organization has Civ
en- eight boys Ave dollar memberships
in the Y. M. c. A. The boys range
in age from twelve to fourteen years
and were chosen by the principals in
the grades according to the general
worthiness and good behavior.
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TO ENTERTAIN.
Miss Sara Lynch and Miss Nina
Harris will entertain informally We'd
nesday evening in the Aeolian parlors
In the Comstock building. The affair
will be In the nature Of an informal
musical.
TO PRESENT PROGRAM.
Mr.. Aurele Borriss will present the
following program at his recital to be
given Tuesday evening in the Pythian
temple:
First Group
/. Prologue (by request) from II
pagliacci. r. Leaucavallo.
2. La barabare tribu, Yules Mas
seuet: Air Recitative from Rio de
Lahara.
3. Largo al factotum. G. Rossini;
Cavatine from II barbiero di Levi
glia.
Second Group
1. A song Of Thanksgiving. Allis-
ten.
2. II Is Enough, Felix Mendelssohn
(from Elijah.
3. The Bandaliero, L. Stuart.
4. Keys of Heaven. Old English
intermission.
Second Part-Ffrst Group
1. Die Stille Wassesase, F. Kuck-
en-.
2. Asra. Rubinstein.
3. Der Koenig bel der Kroenung.
Hugo Wolf (The King at his corona
tom.
Second Group
l. Serenade, Aurele Borriss,
2. I'm brindisi. Flotaw from Mar.
thai.
5. Toreado song. G. Bizet (from
Garment.
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DANCE IN COLISEUM.
Much interest is being manifested in
the dance to be given Monday evening
December twelfth in the Coliseum by
the members of the Musicians union