The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-05-04

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OF concerts being announced for the.
regular subscription series. in addition
to supplementary subscription series
of eight Sunday concerts. OF chief In
terest to music-lovers throughout the
country. however. Is the new policy OF
expension. Regular series Of subscrip-
ton concerts will be established at
once in cities tributary to New York.
and immediate steps will be taken to
reach out toward the west. The re-
suits cannot but be beneficial to the
musical growth of the country at
large.
er. has for the past ten years been
one of the most successful impresar-
los in America. He has managed the
tours of many famous artists, among
them Nine. Sembrich, Nine. Gadski,
David Bispham and score of others
who will continue to be heard under
his direction. He is also manager OF
the st. Louis Symphony Orchestra, an
organization that is fast winning de-
served recognition through the south
and middle west.
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HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. Elmer McConaha has returned
from an extended visit in Sanford.
Florida.
ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Between thirty and thirty-five wom-
en-. all members of the Country club
we're entertained in a charming man.
ner Tuesday afternoon at the pretty
home of Mrs. James Carr in Westcott
Place. The hours were spent social
ly and in hemming napkins to be used
at the Country club house. At four
O'Clock tea was served by the hostess.
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TO ENTERTAIN.
Mrs. T. III. Kuhn will entertain in
formally Friday evening at her home
on South Thirteenth street. The
guests will be members of her Sum
day school class.
WooDARD RECEPTION.
A notable society event for the
week Is the reception to be given Fri
day evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Leander
]. Woodland. at their home In Spring
Grove. A large number of invitations
have been issued.
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DANCE POSTPONED.
As members of the Kappa Alpha
Phi fraternity were unable to secure
the pavilion at Jackson's Park Friday
evening. 1t has been necessary to post
pone the dance. 1t Is not known just
when the park will be opened, how
ever the Kappa's will give the first
dance Of the season in the pavilion
when the park opens.
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10 ATTENDING FEsrivAL.
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier is at
tending the Cincinnati May Festival
this week. Miss Hasemeier formerly
attended the Conservatory OF Music
in Cincinnati.
PEMeERToN-MADDEN.
Mr.. Warner Pemberton and Miss
Ada M. Madden were quietly married
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are well known young people of Mid
dleboro. Their friends extend most
hearty congratulations.
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GAVE BRIDGE PARTY.
A bridge party was given this ar
ternoon by Mrs. A. d. Gayle at her
home on South Sixteenth street in
honor of her guest. Miss Matte Belle
Gayle of New Liberty. Ky.
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ARE At HOME.
Mrs. Emily Hunt and daughter, Mrs.
Harry Jay. have returned home after
n two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thorpe at Marion, Ind.
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ENTERTAINED TO DINNER.
Miss Irene Mills of New Paris. O.,
a former music student at Earlham
college entertained with dinner par
ty recently at her home Miss Blanch
Voss and Mr.. c. c. Reese of this city
attended.
HAS RETURNED.
Mrs. George Chrisman has returned
from attending convention of the
>Pythian Sisters at New Castle. Ind
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MISS KELLY A GUEST.
Miss Hazel Budd was hostess to the
members OF the Five Hundred club at
her home on East Gilbert street Mon
day afternoon. The prizes for high
score were awarded to Miss Minnie
Gass and the. hostess. Miss Grace
Kelly. of Richmond. guest of the hos
tess, was club guest for the after
noon.-Muncie Press.
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