The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-02-08
EDITED BY ELIZABETH R. THOMAS.

do last time. There is a charm about
these whole-sOuled singers that appeals
to one.
And the program to be sung is hap
PLY chosen and every number a gem.
The weather and the choir is both in
much better condition than when they
came last. Every lover OF music may
confidently look forward to one OF the
most delightful evenings Of the sea-
SON. This concert will be one music
event at least we'll adapted to the Col
iseum; their excellent voices will
, sound at their best. Mr.. Taylor has
treated the Richmond public to some
most excellent music this season. 1t
is hoped that in this, his fourth con-
cert, an overwhelming crowd will be
present. Now that the Richmond
people know how fine this choir sings,
there is no question as to the attrac-
ton. Reserved seats to adults will be
but so cents The gallery is open to
school children at % cents.
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GIVEN A SURPRISE.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. M. Wilcox were
pleasantly surprised recently at their
home, north of the city. Dinner in
several courses was served at midday.
During the afternoon Robinson's or
chestra furnished music. The affair
was most enjoyable. Those invited
to participate in the event were: Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Robinson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Robinson and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Hoover, Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
man Garrett, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. By
master. Miss Olive Wilcox, Messrs.
Lawrence and Clarence Hoover.
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REV. CAMPBELL SURPRISED.
The following clipping from the
Middletown News. was received in this
office this morning:
Rev. J. O. Campbell, the popular pas
tor of the NJ f. church, was given
surprise by his friends and members
of his congregation last Saturday even
ing. About fifty of his parishioners
called at the parsonage with donations
of groceries, provisions. and other pres
ents and reminded the pastor that they
had come to assist him to celebrate his
forty-fourth birthday anniversary. Re-
freshments were served and the even
ing was very pleasantly spent in most
enjoyable manner. The reception was
under the auspices of the Cosmos So
ciety and the Ladies' Aid society OF
the church.
Rev. Campbell also received 346
post cards from friends here and else
where The events of the last few
days, have added greater dimensions to
his ever present broad smile.
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LLANELLY CHOIR.
The program which the Llanelly
Welsh prize choir will present at the
Coliseum this evening will be as fol-
lows:
Welsh Airs
(a) "Hoby Deri Dando. e. Evans
(b) "Serch Hudol," ....... e. Evans
(c) "Gwynith Gwyn' lily Evans
Choir.
Prologue .Leoncavallo
Mr.. David Brazell.
Nov by Days Retiring Lamp 80.
-. 80. 49,. ............. Bishop
Choir.
MY Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. -.
go. .. .. ........... SaintSaens
Miss Tydfil Brown.
Fair Land" ................ Plnsuttl
Miss Elizabeth Hall. and Choir.
Prayer Scene"-Le Vile .... .Puccini
Nine. Thomas, Messrs. John and Da-
vid Brazell.
20 Gladstone Light" ........ Sullivan
Choir.
Part u.
Welsh Airs
(a) 'Yr Hen Delvnor' ...... Evans
(b) Cadet Gorganwg" ...... Evans
Choir
ECuOS -DuclI 1893 1AoAA
Misses Hall and Brown.
Spanish Serenade'' ........... Elgar
odd Black Joe" American
Choir.
Sound an Alarm .......... Handel
Mr.. w. T. Rees.
Southern Airs" ....,.... Arranged
Choir.
.'Emani, fly with Me!"-Recit. and
Nine Thomas.
Hail Bright Abode" ........ wagner
Choir.
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TO BLOOMINGTON.
Miss Ruth Thistlethwaite expects to
go to Bloomington, Indiana, the early
part OF March to attend a dance.
While there she will be the guest OF
Miss Florence King, a student at In
diana University.
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VISITING HERE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams and
little daughter, of Hooteston. Illinois,
are the guests OF Mr.. Williams par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Williams, OF