Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 53, 1 January 1911 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND AILADIVM AXD SUK-TELEOllAM, SUNDAY, JANUARY it, 1911. PAGETTYE.

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SOCIAL KVENTS FOR Th) WEEK. Monday Mrs. VUMam Hfney will D nosiest for meeting of Mkjn. club at her homo South Twelfth .trect. Mrs. Charles Kolp will rf a Nw Year'a dunce in the OrM Ft"" haUThla will be one of the mt Impprtnt social event, of the wv- ; The KannlnK-Tnrpin re&J 'will ho; Klven at lh Kim Metn cbmrrh under the direction of the Music j Study club. y ! There will be a danco en t Cam- j hndge City and several oral young People expet to.'attend. Mr. and Mrs. John n. K 'an will entertain wUh a 'dinner f .n, t their home In North Tenth u f. There will be a.mcctiifr vt t,Trk" nor club held In the aft rnoen , "Open House." Will l, 'obar-vwl l j the Y.M. C. A. Monday Jtcri.ion and evening and the jjubllc I Vc '4' J'y Invited to attend. The a&lr fs being Riven under the lusplrcj of ihe Ladles Auxiliary of ho Y. ft. C.A. Mra. Thomaa M Kaufman id Mrs. Rudolph' G. Leed will tfitortrtn with party at the ( ountry club In the evening compllm nfary lo MUa Mattie Belle Gayle c New Liberty, Kentucky, and Miss Margirot Gtyle of Mayeavllle, Kent ky. Tussday Mrs. Urn Cox will entertain the membei of a whlat club at her home In Soi i Seventh atreet. A meeting of I Tnestlay assembly will be held In ie Odd Fellows hall under the dlrec rm of Mra. Charles

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Edited' Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas

been brought to a close. Several of tho gurata dejiarted today for their various homea while the others will return Monday, remaining over for New Years. The guests were Mrs. L. H. Karns. of Parker City. Indiana. Mr. Kenneth Karns, of Salem. Ind.: Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Karns of I'ana. Illinois,

Mrs. IamiIs Wohltnuth and Bon of Fort Worth, Texas.

WILL GO EAST. Miss Rose (lennett will leave soon for an extended visit in the east.

MATINEE DANCE. There will be a matinee danco given Monday In the Odd Fellows hall

by the young people who gave the-

Christmas matinee dance. All are cordially Invited to attend.

TO NEWARK. Miss Mary Oaar has gone to Newark, New Jersey, for an extended visit.

pleasant visit In this city with relatives and friends.

this city by the Rev. Thomas J. Graham of the First Presbyterian church. They have the best wishes of their many friends for a happy future.

PROGRAM ANNOUNCED. An elegant dinner will be served Sunday evening at the Hotel Westcott and a number of guests will probably attend as they will take this means of entertaining their New Year's guests. During the dinner hour from six to eight o'clock the following program will We presented by

Hicks and Woods: NEW YEARS DINNER

March Roger Brothers in Panama Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyer will en-

Max Horrman ! tertaln with a New Yeur's dinner nnr.

Valse Mary Garden Lucas j ty today at their home in South SevSelection Slim Princess .... Stuart enth street complimentary to Miss Hungarian dances 1 and 2.... Brahms Pearl Reybould, of Dayton. Ohio who

MOCK TRIAL. The Mock Trial to be given at the Gennett theater January eleventh under the auspices of the Ladles Auxiliary of the Y. M. C. A. promises to be a charming event.

Blue Danube waltz Strauss Overture Italians in Algeria .... Rossini Selection Our Miss Gibbs Caryll and Mouchton Pizzicati From the Ballet Sylvia..

is their guest for a few davs.

Ciribirlbih waltz Petalozza I anniversary.

Selection Bright Eyes Haschua ; Hicks and Woods, violin and piano j

GUESTS TO DINNER. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Thomas will entertain with a family dinner party today at their home in North C street in

.Delibes celebration of Mr. Thomas' birthday

TO ROCHESTER. Mr. and Mrs. John Shoemaker will go to Rochester, Minnesota, where they will spend a week or ten days.

IS IN TOWN. Mr. Clarence Green of the Dayton

Herald, is in town for a few days' stay.

TO KENYON. Mr. Philip Starr. Mr. Wiley Glass and Mr. John Clements will return to Kenyon College, Gambler, Ohio; after having spent the holidays in thla city the eucsts of friends and relatives.

WILL RECEIVE.

TO CORNELL. Members or tne Art association win

Mr. Thomas Campbell and Mr. Ro-, receive informally Monday evening at

OPEN HOUSE. Monday at the Y. M. C. A. The hours for receiving In the afternoon will be from two until five o'clock and in the evening from seven until ten. Every one is invited to attend and will be permitted to inspect the building at this time.

DINNER DEFERRED. The dinner party which was to have been given today by Mr. and Mrs. John Bayer was postponed.

Music

companied and assisted in analytical readings by the eminent pianist, 1L B. Turpin. The program was easily the musical success of this season, judged by the artistic heights in which the performers reached, and the Bincere pleasure of those who heard Ahem. . ......... Mr. Fanning is a king of song. At

borne in mind the fact that It Is quite as necessary to present to audiences the orchesral writings of other nationalities. . ; The popularity of the Russian Symphony orchestra is based quite ias much upon the fact that the music played, is. music k of .Interest andwort.h as upon the excellence of it's Interpre-

24 to have attained at his art and hlsjtation. It is a difficult task to play powers is nothing short of remarkable, orchestral music as it should be playFew singers of great note have everted, but it is a more trying task t o climbed so far up the heinghts at choose compositions which 'have prop-

twentv vears older. Nashville has er public appeal. In the concert to

never heard a baritone to equal him. (be given In this city by the Russian He enunciates the text of his English ! Symphony orchestra this season at the songs so distinctly, and lnterpretatos1 Gennett the numbers to be heard will them musically with such color aid ; be longlived in the memory of all who vividness of expression as to make him ! were fortunate enough to be present.

a superb actor as well as a singer of j The complte program, which will lofty conception, and his versatility i be announced later, is certain, to inseems to have no end. M elude novelties that have been ap-

Harry Brown Turpin. the well .proved by critical New York and ot-

known voice placer, has been Mr. Fan- her audiences. Further than this, ning's instructor, and his skill has four eminent singers will appear as

been a great factor In the young bari-' soloists with the organization which is

tone's successes. His accompanl-i certain to lend interest and particular

ments not onlv added much to the ar- variety to the concert. Such entertain-

tistic standard of the program, but iu nient as that provided by the Russian a way created it. No one could fail ; Symphony orchestra comes but selto sing well with the instrumental j dom, and on this, it's second transharkinsr that ir Tnmin o-ivoe in thaicontiuentHl tour, all who can. should

lieder singer, appeared at a musical at the home of Charles Taft, brother of President Taft. in Cincinnati. Tues

day evening" of last week. The bari

tone was well received by the fashion

able music lovers Invited to hear him. His program included songs by. Schubert, Beethoven. Hans Heermann and Loewe. John Mandelbrod was - the piano accompanist. , j MRS. DOWNING'S SONG. The following was printed In the Chicago correspondence to the Musical Courier and will interest many as Mrs. Downing formerly resided here; Lulu Jones Downing's "The Evening Song" was sung with great success by Christine Miller, the. well known contralto, at a concert given in Oak Park. Speaking of Miss Miller. Mrs. Downing said: "She Is a splendid singer and a great artist and I am delighted with the manner in which she interpreted my song."

Americans are 'now manufacturing between, six hundred and eight hundred photographs a mouth in Japan.

splendid "Edward," which was the climax of the recital his piano work kept with the strength of Mr. Panning's interpretation.

avail themselves of the Opportunity of hearing it.

land Coate will return to Cornell University this week after having spent the holidays here with relatives.

ARE IN CINCINNATI

the art gallery.

to attend.

PARTIES AT HOTEL,

There will be

NOTED VIOLINIST. Mischa Elman, the noted violinist. Is

ORCHESTRA TO BE HERE. iin this country again, having arrived

The immense success won bv- the from Europe on December 18, and will

Russian Symphony orchestra of New. spend the holidays in New York before York is a series of concerts civen at starting his third tour of this land.

FANNING TUR.PIN RECITAL. the Western Pennsylvania exposition to be one of the most pretentious ever

An event of interest In this city from in Pittsburg, where they were heard : undertaken bv a violinist. Evidences

a musical and society standpoint the j every day for an entire week, has to the effect that Elman has enlargappearance In this city of Cecil Fan-, been many times duplicated in other ed his alrvady wondrous tone, expanding and Turpin at the First Metbo-cities during the past few weeks, ed his art and increased his marvel-

The public is invited dlst church Monday evening, January j Those w ho have been fortunate (Second at eight o'clock. The pro- enough to hear this great Svmphonv

gram as recently announced will be orchestra unhesitatingly rank it with given. All are invited to attend. Tick-'the best orchestras of it's kind in ex-

a number or dinner U1-v piot-urea ai a very low i lstence. .Mouest Aitscnuier, who has

tn Cincinnati Ohio, for a visit with

A meeting of le Aftermath society Mr. and Mrs. Georee Bitner.

will ... -. il . . I

Km n ucm at i uauai oour. I

Wednesday "Here will be a meet

Mr and Mrs otto Helns have cone parties at the Hotel Westcott this Pce. There will be no . reserved ; directed its musical destines for the

!ng of the Dom tic Science associa

tion in the high t-hool building. Mrs

Iteba 8tutson III of Indianapolis, a former, member If the organisation will be present aid give an address on

tho "Growth of Domestic Science

All members ardusked to be present

Mrs. Alfred WBshaupt will be hostess for a meetifc of the Wednesday

club.

Aiemoers or arntmrne ciuo win be

entertained by ars. Elmer Dickinson.

Thursday A leetlng of the woman's Relief Corr will be held at the post rooms at tl court house.. Mrs. Hofheln will entertain the members of a r rd club In the afternoon. , . Mrs. Charles :olp's Thursday evening dancing cl ss will meet In the Odd Fellows hal at the usual hour. Friday Accor Ing to to the Year Book there will be an evening meeting of the Athiaea literary society held at the horn of Mrs. J. II. Johnson In North Elc enth street A meeting of he Tourist club will be held at the bi me of Mrs. Elisabeth Lodwlck In Nori i Tenth street. The hostess will be isslsted by Miss Ada Woodward. Miss! Marchant and Miss Laura Gaston. Mrs. Charles V Dip's Friday evening dancing class wjll meet In the Odd Fellows hall, aftfcr which the assembly will be held.) GUEST! RETURN. ' ' The house party which has bee given during the holidays by Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Karni of North Eighth street has I

CARDS RECEIVED. Cards have been received in thia

city announcing the birth of a baby

boy In the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Calloway of Cambridge City, Indiana.

RETURNED TO SALEM. Mr. Wenneth Karns has returned to Salem, Ind., where he Is teaching manual training in the schools there, after a week's visit here with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Karns of North Eighth street.

WILL RETURN MOTMDAY. Miss Ruth Gilchrist will return to Pittsburg Monday after having spent the holidays In this city the guest of her mother, of North Fifteenth street.

VISITING HERE. Miss Bertha Monjar of Rushville, Indiana, Is in the city the guest of Mr. and Mrs. George Matthews of Pearl street

ARE IN RICHMOND. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hill of Chicago, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. John Bayer of South Eighth street, spent the pant week In Cincinnati. They returned to this city last evening. Mr. Hill expects to return home Monday while Mrs. Hill will remain for the remainder of the week.

WILL RETURN TO SCHOOL. Mr. Stanley Schaeffer, Mr. Paul Fisher, Mr. Carl Allison, Miss Alice Lanlng will return to Indiana university, Bloomlngton, Indiana, after a

evening. A number of out of town

guests are expected

GUESTS HERE Mr. Walter Parry and

Winchester, Indiana, are visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Parry, at their home in North Twentieth street.

seats. A clipping from the Nashville j past seven years and who is now di-

American says

The MacDowell club opened its season Tuesday evening with a recital

family of j complimentary to the membership giv

en by the baritone, Cecil Fanning, ac-

recting it during its eighth year, has done more for Russian composers in America than any other one man. But in making known the music of his great countrymen, Mr. Altschuler has

ous execution are forthcoming.

MUSIC AT CHURCH. The choir will furnish the music at the First Methodist church today at both services. Mrs. Grace Gornion is leader of the organisation.

APPEAR AT MUSICAL. The following dispatch from Cincinnati is of interest: Alexander Heinemann, the German

TO ORGANIZE CLUB. Mr. Frank Braffet and Mr. Russell Gaar will probably organize a skatinz

rlnh and meetlnen will he held nn !

Monday evenings at the Coliseum. The club promises to be most popular and an endeavor will be made to revive the sport among the young people of the city. No doubt a number of persons who were members of the club several seasons ago will again Join the organization.

NEW YEARS PARTY. The New Years party given last evening at the Country club was attended by a large number of the members and the affair was much enjoyed by all. Cards and dancing were the principal features of the evening. At midnight a lunch was served.

TO MISSOURI. Mr. Paul Emerson will return to Kirkesville, Missouri, today, where he is attending school, after spending the holidays in this city the guest of his parent 8, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Emerson of North Eleventh street.

PARKS-STANLEY Mr. Lester F. Parks of Union City. Indiana, and Miss Melieta Stanley of Boston, Indiana, were quietly married Saturday afternoon at three o'clock in

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FJ(DW aire you prepared! Hof nil? Can you. keep comfortable ith the heater that you have? Hadn't you better come in and arrange fdr a base burner at greatly reduced prices and keep the 'house at an even heat and thereby prevent sickness? Physicians say that half the sickness is caused by "catching colds."

Keep the Same Heat

in the house and do away with this. We have the most complete line of heaters to be found in the city and We Have No Use Fop Them Next Summer so come and "strike while tie iron is hot." Get what you need in the stove line whileV0U can 8et a bargain! You can get one for cash or on easy terms.

It is with much pleasure that we acknowledge a very satisfactory business during the year 1910. Our thanks to all patrons are hereby extended, with best wishes for all happiness and prosperity for the coming year.

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