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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-08

poned her visit until later in the sea.
son. The floral decorations We're I'M
usually charming, great quantities of
roses and carnations in pink and
white tones being used effectively.
The mantel in the drawing room was
banked with cocoa palms and ferns,
which formed the background for the
flora, setting of white roses and mar
guerites, arranged to give the effect of
garden in full bloom. The deep
window seat in the living room was
completely filled with window box of
birch bark, with bright-colored foliage
plants. trailing vines and dainty pink
blossoms. For the mantel there was
another box filled with nodding pink
carnations and lockwood which brought
out the deep pink of the flowers. Cius-
tiers of Richmond roses were used in
the dining room. Mrs. Bryson was as
sisted Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
David Munro, Mrs. John c. Ruckels-
haus and Mrs. Frank Manly. Those
assisting Friday afternoon We're Mrs
s. ID. Pierson. Mrs. Frank Muzzy and
Mrs. Charles p. Benedict.-Indianapo
lis Star.
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tumn." large decorative canvas,
showing the figure OF woman with
flowing robes and streaming hair, toss
ed by the breeze. Directly opposite
the Caliga Is striking full length por-
trait OF woman In evening costume.
THE Singer by Lucy NJ. Taggart
Close to THE Singer" on either
hand. are large landscapes. by T. c.
Steele. the dean OF Indiana painters.
THE Clearing" on one side pictures
bit Of recently cleared ground, at
the farther side Of which men are
burning the debris.
Just beyond Is a cleverly painted
view OF Washington Street. Indiana
polls" with the tall white Odd Eel
lows building looming up in the mid
die distance. The painter Is Carr
raf.-lndianapolis Star.
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DINNER PARTY,

Mr. and Mrs. Omar Coffman delight
fully entertained at dinner yesterday
at their home on South 18th street.
Covers were laid for fifteen. The
guests were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Erik, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wilcoxen. Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence Gist and son,
Leighton; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dav-
export and son Byron: Mr. Frank
Ridge, Miss Myrtle Warner.
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the singers and organist combine work
with pleasure. For. you know. all
vaudeville houses run in full swing
Sundays, under various titles. One
next door to church struck me as a
typical New York combination"
The quartet of the Thirty-fourth
street Reformed Church consists of
Mrs. Frederick Gunther, soprano:
Miss Flora Winifrede Hardie contral
to; Horatio Rench, tenor. and Freder-
lex Ballantine. basSo, l asked Mr..
Joiner regarding the difference in sal
aries between New York and Ineiianap-
oils. The average pay of singer in
New York church choir is $500 a
year, in Indianapolis $500. The pay of
an organist here is about 1890 for
ten months work, in Indianapolis,
$500. When comparing these salar.
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DINNER SATURDAY..

Mr.. and Mrs. Erie Reynolds gave
the third dinner of series Saturday
evening at their home in East Main
street. Dinner was served at seven
o'clock and was in several courses
The dining table was beautifully ap-
pointed with violets, ferns and lilies-of-
the-valley. Places were arranged for
sixteen guests. After dinner games
and social conversation featured the
evening.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-05-08
Rings on Her Finger.

A clerk In a downtown jewelry store
was being instructed by his new en-
pioyer. when man comes in to buy
q wedding ring always ask him II an
engagement ring will be worn with Ii
and what carat it Is. The two should
be the same. II the engagement ring
Is eighteen carats, say. and the wed
ding ring Is fourteen. as they rub to.
gether the softer ring will show the
wear and ussaily just under the stone.
which becomes ioosened We have
had to reset hundreds OF diamonds for
this verv rnaSna-- New York sun.
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CONCERNING HOLSTERS.

Laura Smith in writing from New
York to the Indianapolis Star, says:
Again would reiterate that New
has laid his musical foundations in In
diana. Lately l seem to hear of moth
ing save this or that individual who
has come on here and is doing splen-
didly in music. either as performer or
as director. The latest one to come
to my knowledge is Joseph H. B. Join
er, who has just been placed in charge
of the piano player department with
the knabe company which means in
creased respc Utility and substantial
increase in salary.
The latest inventions in piano play
ers, according to Mr.. Joiner, now pro
duce fifteen to twenty different tone
colorings. Heretofore one could play
loud or soft, that was about the limit;
now one may express his interpreta-
ton of a composition on the mechani-
cal piano almost as well as on the
straight.
1t was of his musical work in New
York however, that l talksd with Mr.
Joiner. He has the most irons in the
fire of any of the recent additions to
the Hoosiers' colony in New York. He
is organist and director at the Thirty
fourth Street Reformed church. This
is next Hammerstein's Manhattan OPP
era house.
81 feel sure the choir slips out and
watches Sunday vaudeville between
times" I said to Mr. Joiner
I'VE can not" he said. 1.-THE choir
is right up in front, in view of the en-
tire congregation. suggested that
the choir be moved back and thus let
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HAROLD TO APPEAR.

Added interest has attached itself to
the Indianapolis Musikverein's closing
concert of the season, May fifteenth,
by the announcement that the soloist
will be Orville Harold, tenor. who has
just ended a successful engagement in
Victor Herbert's new opera, Naughty
Marietta" in New York. Mr.. Harold
will sing several arias during the pro-
gram, and his reputation is preparing
for him a hearty welcome by Indian
apolis music lovers.
Mr.. Harold was for some time asso-
ciated with the Musikverein and OBJ
tanned his first experience in singing
under Alexander Ernestinoff. conduc-
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A SPRING plTrY.

The society editor found the follow
ing Spring ditty" on her desk this
morning and with few necessary al
terations in order to insure publica-
ton submits the same:
"rhe May has come"
But feel bum,
For I've blisters on my heels!
The pumps were tight,
They sure did bite,
And now I'm walking out of sight.
II is hoped that the fair" readers
of this column will not take offense.
Some one remarked this morning that
this poem was more appropriate than
the MARBLE of the old fashioned spring
lays concerning the birds and budding
blossoms. 1t was rumored that the
poem was written by local scribe"
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CONCERNING INDIANA ARTISTS.

The fourth annual exhibition Of
works by Indiana artists. which open.
ed yesterday afternoon at the John
HERON Art Institute. Is one Of which
Indiana may be proud. Among all
the 223 paintings or drawings In the
there Is hardly one that Is
not OF at least some interest. Many
are unusually attractive either by
strong coloring or original compost.
tion.
The collection Is unusually varied.
The usual landscapes. portrait and
figure studies are there arrayed with
pictures OF familiar scenes changed by
<he artists vision into glowing bits OF
color. "Still Lfes" are many. vii.
tiam Forsyth's Fish Still Life" is one
IF the noteworthy works.
One OF the prominent paintings In
the main gallery Is I. II. Caliga's "Au.
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WAS IN TOWN.

Mr.. Paul Fisher. a student at In
diana university. Bloomington. -
diana. was In town for few hours
Sunday visiting his mother, Mrs.
Fisher and aunt. Mrs. Martha Parry.
of East Main street. Mr.. Fisher was
IN indianapolis Saturday, where he at
tended u banquet.
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SOCIAL TUESDAY,.

A social meeting of the ladies of the
Reid Memorial church will be held
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. A. r.
Mott, in South West Second street.
All ladies' who are members of the
church are cordially invited to be pre-
sent. The ladies are requested to
leave Eighth and Main on the ten-fif-
teen o'clock car
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GIVEN A SURPRISE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Kendall were
given a very pleasant surprise Sunday
by about forty-eight of their friends
and neighbors. The affair was plan
ned to celebrate Mr.. kendalfs birth
day anniversary. The women guests
came with we'll filled baskets and an
elegant dinner was served at midday
The afternoon was spent socially.
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AID SOCIETY MEETING,

The East End Aid society of the
First Christian church will meet Tues
day afternoon at two thirty o'clock
with Mrs. B. w. Kelly at her home, 1873
South Fourteenth street. AS this is a
business meeting a good attendance Of
members is desired
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Meta THIS EVENING.

a business meeting OF the Trifolium
Literary society Of the First English
Lutheran church will be held this eve
ming mt seven-thirty o'clock In the
church parlors. An election of Off
GERS will be held at this time.
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TO GIVE DANCE.

Some time in early June Mr. Clar-
ence Ferling and Mr.. Elmer Iserman
will give dancing party in the pavil
ion at Jackson park. This is the first
dancing party of the season to be
scheduled for the park. An orchestra
from out of the city will furnish the
dance music. About one hundred and
fifty invitations will be issued.
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SPENT SUNDAY HERE.

Mr.. Robert Lee Saunders came over
from Indianapolis Saturday morning
and spent over Sunday here the guest
Of his mother. Mrs. Elizabeth Saun-
ders, Of South Tenth street.
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DANCE THIS EVENING.

A dance will be given this evening
In the Pythian Temple by the Loyal
Order Of Moose. Renk's orchestra will
furnish the dance music.
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EVENING MEETING.

An evening meeting of the Woman's
Home Missionary society of the Grace
Methodist church will be held Tues
day evening at seven-thirty o'clock
with Mrs. Ollie at her home. 121 South
Thirteenth street. All friends as well
as the members are invited to be pres
ent. An excellent program is being
arranged for the occasion.
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= hEIp MEETING.

The program committee OF the May
festival met this afternoon and talked
over number of important matters
relative to the concerts to be given at
the Coliseum May twenty.sixth and
twenty-seventh.
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PAGE FIVE.

les. however. one must remember that
the price of living is about twice as
much in New York as in indianapolis.
A salary of $1.5a0 in Indianapolis. 10
equivalent to 5000 in New York.
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VISITED HERE.

Mr.. Perry A. Howell. Of near Sid
ney. Ohio. spent Sunday here the
guest Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
James A. Howell and brother and wife.
mir. and Mrs. Jesse Il. Howell. OF the
westcott Block. MIR. Howell will sail
IN July for France and Belgium. where
he will spend some time on business.
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speNr SUNDAY HERE.

j. Bennett Gordon. Of the Indianapo.
LIP Sun, spent Sunday here the guest
az friends and relatives.
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SOCIAL At WEBSTER.

An ice cream social will be given
Saturday evening, May the thirteenth
at Webster, Indiana. The proceeds
will be used to help in the Decoration
Day exercises to be held at that place.
All persons are cordially invited to at
tend.
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is IN TOWN.

Mr.. Frank Buckingham who is with
the Rozelle Minstrel show which is
appearing this week at the Murray
theater is the guest of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. l.. r. Buckingham of North
Nineteenth street.
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CONGREGATIONAL SOCIAL.

The members of the Reid Memorial
church will enjoy congregational so
cial Wednesday evening at seven-thirty
o'clock in the church parlors.
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LITERARY SOCIETY

IN evening meeting of the Progress
i've Literary society will be held Tues
day evening at the home of Mrs.
George Chrisman, 80 South Thirteenth
street Members will be permitted to
invite guest.
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WILL MEET WEDNESDAY.

The Ladies Aid society of Chester
will meet Wednesday afternoon in the
town hall. All members are asked to
be present as election of officers will
be held at this time.
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IA IN TOWN.

Mr.. Ervillc Lockwood. Of st. Louis.
IL in town to spend few days with
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. X. Z. Lock
wood, Of North Fourteenth street.
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TO MEET TUESDAY.

Mrs. w. r. Poundstone will be hos
tess for a meeting of the Tuesday
Bridge club this week at her home in
South Thirteenth street.
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nard entertained at dinner at their
handsome suburban home at Chevy
Chase-From Washington letter to In
dianapolis Star.
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GUESTS EXPECTED.

A number of persons are expected in
the city the latter part of the week TO
attend the Earlham college May Day
exercises. Friday. Among the guests
will be graduates and former Earlham
students. This promises to be the
most elaborate and entertaining at
fairs of it's kind ever given at the col
lege
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EVENTS FOR LAST WEEK.

Two beautifully appointed bridge
parties were given by Mrs. Robert H.
Bryson. in honor of her house guests,
Mrs. S. f. Gray of Terre Haute and
Mrs. J. A. Munro, who was to have
been one of the houor guests, post
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NET THIS AFTERNOON

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. NJ.
G. A. met this afternoon at three
o'clock in the Y. NJ. c. A. building
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HAS RETURNE Ed.

Hannah c. Grave has returned from
a six months stay with her daughter
in Baltimore
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A GOOD MOTTO.

Its good to say Good Morning.
It's fine To say Hello,
But better still to grasp the hand
OF n loyal friend you know.
A look may b0 forgotten.
A word misunderstood,
But the touch Of the human hand
Is the pledge OF brotherhood"
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GUESTS IN DAYTON.

Mrs. f. w. Stigelman and Miss Mar
jorie Stigelman of North Fourteenth
street spent Sunday in Dayton, Ohio,
visiting with friends.
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PARTY At HOTEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Warfel and
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Meyers formed a
dinner party at the Hotel Westcott
last evening.
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PARTY AT HOTEL.

Mr.. Russell Stout. Mr.. Clifford
Crump and Mr.. Philips entertained
several guests to dinner last evening
at the Hotel Westcott
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CONCERNING MRS. BARNARD.

Mrs. Ralph Barnard. one of the tai
ented women of Indiana in Washing
ton, sang at concert this week for
the benefit of the Children's Home Of
Alexandria, Va. Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
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rs PAIRS
ARABIANS

90c to $3.50 a pair. Arabian
COlOred Curtains are always
in demand. The prices will
please.
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100 PAIRS
BRUSSELS NET

$3.50 to $500 pair. There are
II different prices in this col
lection. Every one a bargain.
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UND ms
May Sale Muslin Underwear now in full
swing; come and see the bargains.
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S1.SO to 500 pair. The num-
bers from $500 to $500 are
great bargains. Look to be
worth double the price we
ask.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-07
NITS OWN INVESTIGATOR.

Mr. Tenney Pe< suggestion that the Public Service Association
body should check the daily record made by the
city government has alarmed the Republican party organization which
proposes checking itself Seeing that the Republican organl
cation and supervisors boat that the
results investigation would differ essentials from
investigation supervisors of the machine The whole thing
an exhibition scheme keep outsiders from coming
board
organization responsible for the Board It named the
supervisors ticket and elected and until the alarmed
of the Board took remedial
Apparently the Board doing just the kind of politics the
expected do Both bodies working perfect harmony
and neither has earned the respect the pubneth is mt to nve
gate the other.
the Republican machine make good with the people,
would arrange have daily by the city clerk and consent
cEngup under the auspices of nOn-partsan body like
Peck referred But that is far from being its object
All the machine do, is provide the supervisors with
tfcate of good business character; otherwise clean bill OF moral
health One tell in advance what its report would be- We should
that the supervisors and pure snowfall
but the Democratic member There would be much about its
capacity for affairs competence and keemess for the public well
fare should hear that nothing could be mndaous than
the that it working by business methods Every
chine supervisor would get shining halo had been made to
order a tin shop.
This won't do, gentlemen What is wanted the kind of
impartial auditing the chiefs of departments get big business
Given shall get the details which taxpayers ask
for The other plan would simply bring out political document
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-07
nm M FOR TnE BOARD.

The Advertiser be "peeyed because change has
over the Board of Health situation would plan
the service, of utm president in place of those of hatme
would be in closer accord with its policy OF and good
public service But the Advertiser think that the half
methods should and that matter for Homo
lulu has chance the full the head of
Board O chief who up the responsibilities.
We understand how like Mr. MotSmih should make
friends editorial and elsewhere, but choosing
body safeguard Honolulu cpbcmics aabl is about the last
thing thought If Honolulu has Ben Butler type of admins
who is about genial grizzly bear with foot he
would be ideal carry out the really drastic work OF the
Board Such would discipline his corps of inspectors, that
would with the precision of machine and the house
holder corporation who let nuisance prevail Beng good
natred Welding all right the experimenting of anatoun
girls when welding the semipoce authority
president of of Health tropical the who
comes type of Ben Butler is the to tie to-
But manners place In the somewhat critical attitude
this paper has taken Mr. MoSmt has said word
against secretary of the Territory He an ornament to that
post looks distinguished and happy in ock coat and
silk hat than himself At his official desk he IS sym
better receive delegation OF oce
seekers or visiting than this MoSmt In speech
at banquet board quite ciOus, but he is not man to grab
club and recacrant property owner out OF his own PS
into trial court and let his kind know that the health laws CT
the Territory are made to be obeyed. e.. CO.
We hope the Advertiser will in time to JON the Star
in sDportng Ben the Governor can ind one Tor u man
aaenent Of Board of Health that will not only stamp out enc'
# hev come but make it impossible for them to get 1ooto
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1911-08-07

said in the dispatches from Washington that Japan wanted such
treaty but for clearly stated the matter could not be
sued at Washington Now find the President urging such treaty
at banquet honor of Admiral Togo This would imply that
whatever hitch there must be charged to Japan The Presidents
speech however, supplemented by such efforts the State department
must be making ought bring the matter to head and acuan
everybody with the difficulties Japan has in the This thing is
OF great interest to everybody living about the Pacific Ocean, in which
Japan has risen power of the first rank The opinion
of men that if is made in the Pacific great scale it
will be made by Japan if could be brought the
communities of powers binding themselves by pacs of peace
would give relief to all and immensely add to the impulses which sug
gest arbitration for every international disagreement
There to be unless likes for sake
why that nation should feel inclination eliminate
any other 1t deeply in debt longer embarrassed
BY the problem of increasing population 1t has gained its outlets
Korea which support millions of Japanese people
apap chances Manchua such that provide homes
at least twenty millions who subs by intensified methods of sgr
culture and by the neglected fisheries The South American
generally willing to take Japanese immigrants and there many
islands like New Caledonia where they welcome So for
Japan may feel like steambOer under
creasing pressure and without safety-vave
If Japan make compact of with Russia
her recent enemy and jealous rival surely she afford
obstacles the of treaty of arbitration United States
The world would make unavorabe deduction.
We hope that the extraordinary honors being paid Admiral
logo in the United States will predpose Japan
country halfway in proposal which protects her well ourselves
from the nammaory and again raised by the
OF both sides.