The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-27
Music
MUSICAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK

MUSICAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK
Tuesday-Musical given by the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Sons of Vet
Grams in the evening at the post rooms
for members of patriotic orders.
Y. NJ. c. A Minstrels at the Cen
nett theater.
May Festival rehearsal at the First
Presbyterian church.
Wednesday-Music Study club
meets in the morning in the Starr
Plano parlors.
Second performance of the Y. NJ.
c. A Minstrels will be presented in
the evening at the Gennett theater.
4 recital and entertainment will
be given by the Women's Aid society
of the First Presbyterian church in
the church parlors.
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EARLHAM oRAToRIo SOCIETY.
The Earlham Oratorio society is
holding regular rehearsals each week
In preparation for the concert to be
given Wednesday,, April twenty-sev-
enth. in the Murray theater. Already
all the box seats have been sold and
the affair promises to be most sue
cessful A large list of guarantors has
been secured, the list having been re-
Gently published. In the afternoon a
piano recital will be given. while in
! the evening the society will render
the Messiah" This will probably be
the most important musical event for
April.
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SACRED CONCERT.
| Sunday evening the choir of the
First Methodist hcurch under the di-
rection of Mrs. Grace Gormon will
give a sacred concert. The public is
invited. The program is as follows:
Organ Prelude--March Religeuse.
By Guilnaut
Light of Lights" lie Jeune
Choir
20, Rest in the Lord''-Mendelsso s
Elijah. ...... Miss Katheryn Hunt
Il Waited for the Lord'-Mendels-
|
| Mrs. Fred Bartel, Mrs Grace Cor
mon and Quartet.
abide With Me"-Liddle. ........
! Leroy Lacey
Hide Me Beneath Thy Shadow"-By
| MOrr1Son .................
| Mrs. Longnecker and Quartet.
Offertory priccio"-Lemaigre
'The Lord is My Light"-Allitsen
Mrs. Fred Bartel.
Jerusalem .
! Mr.. Raymond Wehrley and Choir.
Organ Postlude-Alla Fego-Le-
malgre. go.
| Mrs. L. c. King, organist.
/ Mrs. Grace Gormon, conductor.
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MUSICAL PROGRAM.
The Apollo club will present the fol.
lowing program this evening at seven.
thirty in the Reid Memorial church:
! Miss Fosters numbers on the organ
will be:
Prelude in B flat A. NJ. Forester
iAnoahte Dubois
Postlude-Festival March Read
! The Apollo club will sing the fol
lowing numbers:
The Returning Pilgrims Warner
Lead Us On Our Way, o Father.
| ..... ...... ...... .Kucker
God Have Mercy ............. Abt
Hark! Hark My Soul. 900. Shelly
Lead Kindly Light Buck
The members of the Apollo club are
Mr.. Oliver Nusbaum, Mr.. Harry Still
linger. Mr.. George Eggemeyer, Mr.
H. B. Jones. Mr.. Isaac Wilson, Mr.
Fred knollenberg, Mr.. Chas Cox, DR.
A. B. Price. Mr.. Edward Mote, Mr
Walter Luring, Mr.. L. S. Chenoweth
Mr.. Clyde Gardner, Mr.. JOSEPH
Chamness.
Miss Constance Foster, organist.
Mr.. Lee 5. Nusbaum. director Of
tApolfo club.
MUSICAL WEDNESDAY.
Among the numerous musica
events for this week is the concert t.
be given Wednesday evening in the
First Presbyterian church under the
auspices of the Womans Aid society
A number of the leading musicians Of
this city have been secured to partici
pate in the affair. Among the mum
bers will be: Violin solo by Miss Kirk
lpatrick: reading by Mrs. Howard Dill:
and Mr.. Leroy Lacey, baritone. vii
sing. The program will be completed
Monday at which time it will be an
Inounced.
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i REHEARSAL TUESDAY,.
The May Festival chorus will hole
its rehearsal Tuesday evening at the