The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-07
ENTERTAlNs TickNoR CLUB.

ENTERTAiNS TiCkNOR CLUB.
Mrs. J. NJ. Wampler entertains the
Ticknor club this afternoon at her
home on North Seventh street in it's
weekly session, the reading Of Rich
ard H. in the clubs study of Shakes
peare's plays being continued, Mrs.
James Carr and Mrs. Edwin Rupe be-
ing the readers for the day. Mrs.
David Dennis and Miss Susan Kelsey
will discuss Current Events"
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FORMER RESIDENT PROMINENT.
Mr. Gansey r. Johnston, of Column
bus. Ohio, a native of this city, where
he received his education, has been
appointed general manager of the In
dependent Telephone system of the
state of Ohio. having been promoted
from the general managership in Co
lumbus. Mr.. Johnston is a brother Of
Mrs. e. b. Grosvenor of this city.
WILL GO TO EUROPE.
Professor and Mrs. Robert l.. Sac
kett former residents of this city, now
of Lafayette. where Mr.. Sackett occu-
pies a chair in Purdue university, will
spend the summer in Europe, going
abroad to attend the Passion Play.
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VISITORS AT GLEN MILLER.
Mr. Russell Phelps. of New Castle,
and Mr.. Glen Moody, Of Hagerstown,
spent Sunday with Mr.. Edward Hol-
lern superintendent of parks, in the
latters home in Glen Miller.
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WILL VISIT IN RICHMOND.
Mrs Louis G. Reynolds. of Dayton,
will come tomorrow for few days
visit with her father, Mr.. E. G. Waugh
an of North Tenth street. Miss Mary
Reynolds, who was the guest of Miss
Dorothy Vaughan last week and at
tended the Wednesday Assembly dance
has returned to Dayton.
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MRS. DOWNING AS A COMPOSER.
Mrs. Lulu Jones Downing, formerly
of this city, now of Chicago, is the
subject of an extended notice in the
last issue of "The Music News" a lead
ing musical journal which says, in in
PRODUCTION:
Mrs. Downing finished, at the end
of last week. short trip. during
which she appeared in programs of
her own songs exclusively. at FIT.
Wayne. Richmond. Muncie and India
napolis. Everywhere her songs were
received with the greatest acclaim,
and her recitals were voted as among
the most artistic events of the sea-
son. Some excerpts from the very
complimentary press notices given are
here appended"
The Music News going on with quo
Muncie Star and Richmond paper,
all of which speak of Mrs. Downing
as composed of eclat and woman
of delightful personality. receptions
having been given the musician in
connection with her recitals.
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WILL ATTEND PASSION PLAY.
Miss Mary Baer. with Miss Alice
Shedd, of Boston, Mass, will leave in
April for Europe. Miss Baer and Miss
Shedd to remain abroad for some
months. They will attend the Pas
sion Play to be given this summer in
Oberamergau, which will be mecca
for thousands of Americans. The
Passion Play, as is we'll known, is Civ
en- every ten years and it is said that
this will be the last year it is to be
presented as it has been in the past.
Miss Shedd has frequently visited in
Richmond, having spent last summer
in this city.
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WILL GO TO EUROPE.
Miss Alice Locke. supervisor in
drawing in the public schools, will go
abroard this summer.
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IN INDIANAPOLIS.
Mrs. Walter J. Hutton. of North
Fifteenth street, is spending several
months in indianapolis.
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STAFFORD TO GO TO BOSTON.
Mr.. John \. Seaford. the we'll known