The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-11-08

Selection No. 11-Melody in F, by
Anton Rubinstein (born near Balta
1880; died near Petersburg, 1890.
A Simple Melody Which Has Lived.
If the test of good music is its wear
ing qualities, this simple Melody in F
by Rublnstein must have a high stand
ing. Few compositions have been
sung and played more often and yet
its popularity today seems as great as
it ever was. Rubinstein wrote and
knew it only as a piano melody in the
key OF one flat, but the children of this
country know it usually only as a
song, Welcome Sweet Springtime'
Composer and Performer.
Anton Rubinstein was, like many Of
the remarkable musicians of today a
Russian Jew. In addition to being an
eminent teacher and composer, he
was brilliant pianist, the only for
midabIe rival of the wonderful Franz
List. He made concert tours through
out Europe and America, giving over
! 200 concerts in our country. When he
first performed in England critics
spoke of him as the Russian boy
! lip and son, Edward, and Joe Isham
motored to Hamilton Sunday. Frank
! Piper spent Saturday and Sunday in
{ Peru. o.. Miss Mary Burnett, of Web
ster, visited Miss Elvira Piper, Sun
| day Clarence Hooker and Walter
Huffman, Of Greenville, O., called on
Grace Parks Sunday afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. John Statzer and children
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Harper Sunday.
! CAMDEN, Ind.-John Schwartz and
family of Hamilton, Tommy Shafer
and nieces of Monroe, spent Sunday
/ with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Phares.
/ Misses Mary and Ella Marshall Sun
day Mrs. Lee Danser was shopping
! in Cincinnati Wednesday. Mrs.
( Harry Patton, Mrs. Frank White Mrs.
James Sizeloye, Misses Verna Smith
and May Robinson attended the meet
ing of Preble county Federation of
/ Women's clubs at Eaton Saturday.
I Mrs. Cyrena NUNS of Chicago is Wis
iting her mother. Mrs. o. D. Pocock,
I this week. . Mr.. and Mrs. W Hibbins
Of FIT Wayne, Ind, are spending the
week with Mrs. Hibbins' mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Brewer. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Lahrman, Mr. and Mrs. Scott
Markley Of Richmond spent Sunday
with Camden friends. . Milton Jones
and family of West Elkton were Sun.
day guests of Mrs. Jones' parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. w. Kenworthy. Rev
Howard Musser, a former missionary
in India, will lecture in the NJ. z
church Thursday evening He will
tell of his experiences in many for
eign countries. 1890. Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Test were in Oxford one day last
week.
LOSANTVILLE, Ind.-Mrs. Bruffort
and children and Mrs. Russell GRAY
visited Mrs. Allie Oxley and Mrs. Gar
vel Parks Monday. ......M Mrs. Barne-
Freemen died Wednesday. Funera
was held at the Christian church Fri
day at 1890 o'clock. Rev. Art Gill
more conducted the services Mrs
. Milo lookout spent the week with he,
daughters at Richmond. =. Mrs. Del;
Moore of Kitchel was in town FRIDAY
Mrs. Leora Freeman and children
!, Herald, Melvon and Edna, and Barne
Freeman mOtored to Richmond Thurs
| day. Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Cross anC
son, Eugene was in Marion over Sun
| day. Mrs. Ralph Friddle of Windso
, visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
Oxley Thursday Mrs. Barbar;
Lamb was in Newcastle Saturday tt
her little nephew's funeral a child o
= two years. Mrs. Mary Medeske
| called on Mrs. Lizzy Davis. -. Mrs
, Wilbre Wiggin was at her mother
: Thursday sewing for herself. E.. Mrs
Grant Maynard called on Mrs. Alli
Oxley Monday .... Mrs. Flora eros
wasat Mrs. Katy Bookout's Frida,
evening. lives Sulteen, Will Oxle,
and Minird Cross went hunting Satul
day 5000. Perry Oxley and Charlie
=. Freer attended the ball game at Ger
; ter school house Saturday night.
Mrs. Eta Seagraves attended meetigl
at Jonesboro Saturday and Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Phillips motore
, to Huntsville this week ..... Charlie
Phillips visited his brother, Aaro
l. Phillips Wednesday and Thursday an
: motored to Huntsville with Cal
: Phillips. Joe Myers moved to thei
| new home this week. Perry Oxle
I and Garvel Parks motored to Ricl
l mond Sunday night. =. Mr. and Mr.:
0 Aaron Phillips called on John For
Y and hister and her daughter. Claud
Brown and family, Mr. and Mrs. job
/ Coggshell and Mrs. Linsys Davis too