The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-04-18
Social and Club Activities;
Topics Of Interest to Women

Attractive programs for the Chicago
Symphony orchestra which appears
at the Coliseum Easter Monday. April
"a, have just been published. A des-
cription of the numbers to be played
by this famous orchestra Is contained
in the program. The first number will
be: Overture, "Leonore," by Lud-
wig Won Beethoven, who was born In
ITO and died, 1927. Beethoven COM
posed at different times four over
lures for his opera, "Fidelio." Their
chronological sequence is as follows:
"Leonore," No. 2, in G.; "Leonore,
No. 8, in C.; "Leonore." No. l IN G.;
''Fidelio,' in E. Overture No. IS
or larger grandeur, of greater sweep
of passion and emotional intensity
than any of the others.
The second number on the program
is Concerto No Three. by Johann Sc
bastain Bach, born 1885: died, 1850.
Bach completed in March, 1921, six
concertos written for Christian Lud-
wig, Margrave of Brandenburg The
Margraye was fond of music and his
private orchestra numbered in It's
ranks players of considerable reputa-
ton. Symphony No. s, by Ludwig
Won Beethoven, will be one OF the at
tractive numbers. This symphony was
published in April, 1909. 1t is scored
for two flutes, piccolo. two oboes, two
clarinets, two bassoons, two horns,
two trumpets, two trombones, kettle
drums and strings. An outline OF the
number is given on the program.
Mendelssohn's overture to "A Mid
summer Nights Dream" Will please
many musicians A synopsis OF the
other numbers, The Wand Of Youth :
by Edward Elgar; Suite for Orch
estra." by Ernst Won Dohnanyi, and
Scenes de Ballet" by Alexander
Glazounow, born August 10, 1886 at
st. Petersburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. James milford, who
have been visiting friends and rela-
tiyes in Indianapolis, and who went
to New Castle, Sunday, to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Lon Gephart, are expected
home Wednesday.
The postponed meeting OF the Psi
Iota Xi sorority will be held Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Everett Ack'
erman. South Sixteenth street. SeV:
eral matters of Importance will be
considered
Miss Allen Albaugh and Miss Paul
inc Frederick entertained the Psi lota
XII Card club Friday evening at the
home OF Miss Albaugh, North Wash
ington street. Auction bridge was the
game.--Kokomo Tribune.
Miss Albaugh was a recent guest IN
this city at the home Of Mrs. B. b.
Eao Gtrnpt
After pleasant visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Grottendick, DR.. and
Mrs. o. D. Hutto have returned to
their home in kokomo.
A rehearsal of Easter music will
be held this evening at Grace Nj. T..
church by the choir. All members
are urged to be present.
Miss Amy Kirkpatrick entertained
members of the Loyal Messenge class
of the First Christian church in de-
lightful manner last evening at her
home, Kinsey street. Flowers and
ferns were used in arranging the
was served The guests were Mrs.
l..
Misses Inez Leighton, Gertrude Haw-
ley, Emma Garland, Mabel Mansfield,
Mabel Revilee. Zeta Brooks, Lucille
White, Wilhelmina Boggs, Margaret
Wilson, May Appleton, Hazel Brum-
field, Nellie Sourbeer. Meta Richard,
Ruth Allen, Edith Decker Donna
Hyde, Mary Fitzpatrick. In fort
night Miss Lucille White will enter
tain the class at 1874 Main street.
Mr.. Thomas Logan of New Castle
spent the week end with his mother,
Mrs. Ella Logan, and sister, Miss Ma
bel Logan.
Miss Ruby Snyder, a teacher in the
Connersville schools, spent the week
end with her parents.
On account of Holy week the Beth
any Bible class of the Second English
Lutheran church will not meet We'd
nesday evening WITT Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. ..lopp, South Ninth street. The
meeting will be held Wednesday even,
ing, April 26.
The following program will be pre-
senteQ SUNDAY morning dl tne FIRST M
L. Sunday school by the members:
Orchestra; song by the school, No.
"a; prayer, the pastor; recitation,
Easter Welcome" Rosemary Jenkins +;
song, Albert Chrow; Junior girls. HE
Is Rising" Albert Starr and Florence
Albright; recitation, Dorothy Winsett
Rooster and Cotton Chickens; reel
tation, Helen Sackman, Message
from the Woodland: primary song,
Come to Me-; primary recitation,
The Easter Story; recitation. He Is
Risen." Lucille Harlan; recitation by
Junior Girls. Hope of the World,
Lucille Roosa; song, The World Chill,
dren for Jesus; song by the school,
272; orchestra.
In celebration of their fifth wedding
anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs Leslie
Davis of Hagerstown. are giving din
ner this evening. Miss Anna Horn of
this city will be among the guests.
The G. r. 0. W. Sunday school class
moot Of tho homo of Mr. O