The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-07
NUSBAUM'S ACT
WINS AUDIENCE.
At CAMBRIDGE
EarIham Glee Cmb Scores
Success In Second Concert
of Season Before Annual
Spring Trip.

The Eariham College Glee club ap-
peared In .. concert given Monday
evening In the Methodist church under
the auspices Of the Sunday school. The
harmony Of the voices. in both the
classical and popular choruses. was
especially pleasing. The bass solos
by Mr.. Kenneth Nelson were well rem
dered, while the violin and the skill
full welding Of the bow by Mr.. Robert
Gentle, son of DR.. and Mrs. L. n. Cen
tie Of Richmond, formerly Of Milton,
were among the most gratifying fea-
lures Of the program. The tnstru-
mental trio, by Mr.. Gentle, Mr.. Had.
ley and Mr.. Nusbaum, in an informal
program of popular and we'll known
airs, was an attractive feature. The
musical sk1t in one skit, Heart
Throbs," was beyond doubt one Of the
cleverest and most amusing thing
given here for some time. The various
steps In the development of the plot,
the scene Of which was Lindley hall,
Earlham, on the occasion of a rehear-
sal for a college musical farce. made
it strikingly attractive. The finale,
popular and college songs, and the
singing of Alma Mater" old Earlham,
into which (which goes without say.
ing) the young men put the greatest
| enthusiasm. brought to q close q con-
| cert which will be q pleasure to those
| who heard 1t for long to come.
Visit At Cambridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Felix Quinn of Rich.
mond. were in Cambridge Tuesday.
Park Lackey of Chicago, and Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Renton Of Indian
| apolis, were. guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles briggs at 6 o'clock dinner
Sunday evening. co.,
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. T. Fronaphel. Mrs
w. r. Littell and Mrs. R. A. Hicks mo-
tored to Indianapolis Tuesday.
Rev. w. NJ. Hollopeter is spending
the week in Auburn In attendance al
the sessions of the North Indiana con
ference.
A. w. Bradbury. Miss Alice Brad
bury, F. H. Ohmit and Albert Ohmit
spent Monday in Indianapolis.
Mrs. Harry Bond and Mrs. X. p
Diffenderfer entertained. the member.
Of the Married Ladies' Card club this
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Bond
The ladies we're greeted at the door b,
Miss Carlyle Diffenderfer and direct
ed to the different rooms by Mis-,
Lena Luddington, the young ladies i'm
personating maids.
Mrs. e. r. Galloway and son.. Rob
ert, went to Richmond yesterday at
ternoon to spend the week with tn,
formers aunt, Mrs. Charles Hoerner
Mr.. Galloway will join them in tha
city Sunday.
Herbert Taylor Of Hagerstown. wa,
. among the number in attendance a
the dance Tuesday evening.
j Mrs. Joseph Mustered has returne,
to Camden. o., after a few days spen
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Thompson.
: Mr.. and Mrs. q. L. Galloway ar
spending few days with relatives II
Indianapolis.
Prof. and Mrs. G. E. Long of Duh
I lin.' were the guests of Prof and Mrs
J. T. Reese Sunday.
, Mrs. Will Sweeny spent Monday II
r Richmond.
l The announcement is made of tn
. marriage Of Miss Ruth Scott. daugt
! ter Of Mrs. Minnie Scott, and Angel
i Chiarenza, in Newport, KY, Januar
e 9. Mr. and Mrs. Chiarenza will go I
D housekeeping this week in his fla
: over the Royal theatre
: Harry CHM has gone to Californi
e to spend several weeks with relatives
< He will visit his mother. Mrs Kat
! CHM of San Francisco, thence to Lo
i Angeles to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Be
i Kellar and J. w. Etter. He expects t
be gone about three months.
The Young Peoples choir Of tn
s Methodist church, will assist with tn
. music at the Methodist church of Mi
ton next Sunday evening.