The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-24

II. anu AES. w. d. MASsl6 mOlOreQ
TO Columbus, Ohio, to attend the Ohio
Michigan football game Saturday.
Miss Mary Dis returned Monday to
Muncie Normal, after spending the
. week end at her home.
3. Mr.. and Mrs. G. N. Johnson have
taken up residence in Chicago,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Dill. of North A
street. are spending two weeks in
Washington, d. c., New York city and
Philadelphia, Pa.
Mrs. Frederick s. Bates, Mrs. Char
les Bond, Mrs. Howard A. Dill, and
Mrs. Walter J. Hutton left Tuesday for
Indianapolis where they will attend
the annual convention OF the Indiana
Federation of clubs at the Claypool
hotel Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Members of Garfield Circle No. IS.
Ladies of the G. A. R., who went to
Newcastle for inspection were: Mes
danes Isenhour, Ireton. Laudig, Haner,
Salisbury, Henning, Geyer and Henni-
gar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Rogers, Of La
ifayette, have returned home after
spending a few days here with Mr..
Rogers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Nv. Rogers, of Hunt street, Mr.. Rog-
ers is an Instructor in the agricultural
: department at Purdue this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. o. Edgerton, Miss
Marjorie Edgerton and Mrs. Caroline
Weeks returned late Monday from a
motor trip to Winamac and Chicago.
! They returned by way of Culver.
Music lovers will be afforded a rare
threat in the organ recital Dr. Minor
G. Baldwin, of New York City Is giving
/ Thursday evening at o'clock in the
! Church OF St Mary. DIR. Baldwin,
who has been given the title of 1.-THE
Saint Saens of America" is interna-
tionaIly known, being a member of
the Royal Music society of London
and having played in every country of
the civilized world with the exception
or Australia. He has played recitals
'on the great organ at Lucerne, Swift
,zerland, an honor accorded few per-
rsons. Samuel B. Carton will assist
with the recital here Miss Mary Car
man will accompany him. ~-.,.e>.----
-. .,,T'S The program to be
given follows:
1. Toccata and Fugue ........ Bach
2. At Evening ....... Baldwin
.. Concerto ................Ha Handel
a. Allegro Moderate.
b. Andante Maestoso.
C. Allegro
a. There is no Death. Selected
o. UnuI ...-........ Sanderson
Prof Samuel 3. Carton. vocal
list. Mrs. Harley Porterfield, ac-
companist.
5. Bridal Song (orange Blossoms)
Baldwin
o. a. Hosanna .--~-~-.......W achs
0. LullaDy .-.-....-...... GODDARD
4 lntermezzo .....~--.-.. Reinold
rs. Chloe .-----------....-. Yradier
3. Overture Selected
10. Adeste F1delis ...-.... Baldwin
arranged for Organ
II. "Pilgerchor" from "Tannhauser"
Wagner
Mrs. Harley Porterfield will be ac-
companist for Mr.. Carton in his two
solos.
Bevies of bobbed-haired French
maids, ballad singers, minstrelites,
musical quartet, tiny balIet-dancers
from Elizabeth Kolp's school, Flora
dora sextet are among the groups
which are to appear in minstrel show,
ballet act, operetta, novelties and
AlOhOlpSuCo dl INC w Iu6dJeT
Wednesday and Thursday evenings
when the Ornis Melas club presents
1.-The Merry Minstrel Maids" for the
benefit of charity. Tickets for the two
performances have been going rapidly
and scores of reservations have been
made. It is said that no seat sale has
gone so rapidly for any show recently
except the Kiwanis minstrel Gallery