The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-17
DON'T WITHHOLD PRAISE.

DON'T WITHHOLD PRAISE.
The other day q casual observer
heard the following remark: "She
does her work well. but for PHYS
sake. don't tell her said 30. for she
IL conceited enough az II is" This
remark calls forth the following. that
those people who withhold praise be-
cause they are afraid of turning the
head Of the well-doer. are pursuing
n short sighted policy from Neitz-
sche's standpoint OF the survival OF
the httest The person who Is so
conceited that a word of commenda-
ton makes him limit his desire to
excel and decide that nothing can i'm
prove perfection. needs to get busy
or else get out of the way as speedily
as possible. The really Ane. strong
man or woman Is never satisfied but
often discouraged. and helpful word
Of good will and praise gives him a
fresh start to surmount dimculties
and hew his way toward the goal.
Don't save kind and good words. They
will be OF no account II not used at
once. or course they may not enrich
any one and even II they do fall on
stony ground isn't II worth the effort
after al. For no matter how little 1t
seems to you, your kindness IL appre-
ciated. nevertheless. and the deed US
ually returns in a hundred fold
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At COUNTRY CLUB.
This afternoon Mrs George Dilks.
Jr, was hostess for bridge party
Mt the Country club given for men,
bers of the club. There were also sew.
eral guests.
.PARrlEs FOR MISS HUssoN.
Several parties are to be given this
week In honor OF Miss Opal Husson.
who will be married next month. Tues
day afternoon Miss Fannie Jones will
entertain at her home In East Main
street. On Thursday afternoon Mrs.
Roy Dennis will be hostess for a COM
pany at her apartments in the Vista.
given for the bride-elect. Friday az
ternoon kitchen shower will be CIV
on by Miss Mary Gaar at her home In
East Main street. Several parties are
also being arranged for next week.
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CONCERNING DANCERS.
Tho following concerning the Rus
sian dancers to appear at the Gennctt
theater. October twenty.eighth. was
published in the indianapolis Star:
The twentieth century apotheosis
OF the dance Is to be exemplified at
the Shubert Murat theater on Wednes-
day evening. October rs. when a per.
Torrance II to be given by the great
est ballet that ever made tour OF
the United States-the imperial Rus
sian ballet Of st. Petersburg.
At the head of the company are
Anna Pavlowa and Michael Mordkin.
They are supported by twelve "charac.
ter dancers" and sixty ballet dancers
and . complete orchestra under the
direction Of Theodore Stier OF London.
The company has been brought to
this country from Russia by the man.
agement Of the Metropolitan opera
house. New York. and Indianapolis 10
one Of the few cities that will have
an opportunity to enjoy their per.
Torrance. The occasion will be the
first event In Ona b. Talbots series
OF concerts at the Murat.
The company opened It's season
yesterday afternoon at the Metropoli-
tan opera house. The great theater
had long been sold out for the Russian
dancers are now the rage In New
York. a. they have been for two sea.
sons In Paris and London. The pro.
gram Of ballots to be presented here
10 not ready for announcement. but 1t
will be made up of the principal di.
vertisements - drama. comedy and
poetry In dance-in the company's re-
pertoire.
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QUEST IN NEW CASTLE.
MIR. J. 8. Voorhees, Of this city was
the guest Of friends In New Castle on
Saturday.
ktNleY ENTERTAINMENT.
Featuring the musical events 10 the
entertainment to be given Tuesday
evening In the Christian church by
the Kinley company OF Indianapolis.
for the benefit Of the church choir.
The program will be varied one and