The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-06-20

the Rev. Father Welldnd IN the pres
ence of few friends and relatives.
The bride wore light blue dress with
hat and gloves to correspond. She
was attended by her sister Miss Rosel-
la Collett of Indianapolis. who was
becomingly attired in 4 gown of pea
green silk. The groom was attended
by Mr.. Edward Lichtenfels. After the
ceremony the wedding party and invit-
ed guests went to the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Logan on South
Twelfth street where an elegant din
ner, was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
went Immediately to their newly ap-
pointed home on Asylum avenue,
where they will be glad to meet their
friends.
GRADUATES TO WE'D.
Mr.. Calvin c. Rush and Miss Annet-
te Johnson, former Earlham gradu-
ates will be married June twentieth
at the Johnson home in Paramount
Indiana.
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WEEKEND GUEST.
Miss Lena Luddington of Cambridge
City was the weekend guest of Miss
Louise Malsby at her home in the
Wayne flats. She was a guest at the
dance given Friday evening in the
pavilion at Jackson park.
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DINNER PARTY.
A six o'clock dinner party was CIV
en- recently by Mrs. Irwin Brown in
honor of Mr.. Browns birthday ami
versary. He received a number of
pretty gifts among which was a gold
watch. Places were arranged at the
table for DR.. and Mrs. z. II. Menden-
hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Brown and
son, Mr.. c. e. Bradbury. Mrs. Edwin
Cowles, Mrs. Alice Weaver and daugh-
ter Miss Stella, Miss Carolyn Carver,
Mr.. John Brown and Mr.. James
Brown.
TO ENTERTAIN.
Miss Katherine Conroy will enter
tain a number of guests this week
with card party at her home on
South Seventh street. The guests will
include members of a card club.
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MUSIC TEACHERS WILL MEET.
The thirtieth annual convention of
the Indiana Music Teachers associa-
ton will be held at Princetown, Ind.
June 2S. 80. 80 and July I. The pro-
gram will include interesting lectures,
valuable round table discussions and
the usual brilliant convention festival
concerts given by artists OF renown,
who are recognized for their skill and
attainment.
The Indianapolis Star speaks as fol-
lows concerning the affair:
The aim of this association is the
uplifting of music in all it's forms,
the improvement of musical condi-
tons and the elevation of musical
standards throughout the state. It's
scope is inclusive, not exclusive and
it's purpose is to strengthen the weak
err teachers. not to eliminate them.
Those who have had the great advant-
ages of higher musical education are
willing and are expecting to lend their
aid by bringing before the meeting
of this association the results of their
best thought and effort. The free ex-
change Of ideas regarding methods
technical. artistic and theoretical
which takes place at the round table
discussions, is of inestimable, practi
cal value to all; and it is here that
new principles are expounded for re.
| lection or assimilation, as the case
| may be.
| From an educational standpoint the
chief interest will no doubt, be cen
| tered upon a talk by David Bispham
one of Americas greatest barytones
Mr.. Bispham's achievements. in op
| for him an international fame. Coupl
| ed with his rare skill as a singing
actor. and an acting singer, is a per-
sonality at once convincing and sin.
cere. He was originally engaged by
this association for recital program
! to be given on Friday evening; but in
addition to this he has consented to
express his ideas and opinions, which
| are the result of his long years of ex
perience, in a talk on The Art OF
| Singing"
Preparations for the entertainment
and convenience of those attending
the convention are being perfected in
Princeton. where Minnette f. Harlan
chairman of the local committee, is di
recting the energies of a large mum.
Der OF co-workers, including the new.
| ly organized Commercial club. who
are supporting Miss Harlan in every
effort to make this meeting at Prince.
ton the most successful of any in the
history of the association. Wide in
| terest. not alone in Princeton. but in
| the surrounding cities and towns, is
being manifested, and it is expected
that the attendance of the delegate
body will far exceed that of former
| conventions.
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ENTERTAINED SATURDAY.
| Misses Reulah and Olive EEaSo-