Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 109, 26 February 1911 — Page 5

THE RICIIMOND PALLADIUM ANI SUN-TELEGRAM, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1911.

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'social events for the week. Monday Th member of tho Dorcm noclety will meet with Mm. Oliver Nutbaura at bcr home In North Thirteenth afreet. Mra. J. M. Waropler will be boateia for a meeting of the Tlcknor club at her home In North Seventh street. . Member of tho Masazlne club will meet in the afternoon.. Mra. Martha Little will he hostess for meeting of the Mary F. Thomaa W. C T. U. at her home in South Kleventh atrect. Member of a dancing club will meet with Mr. Charles Kolp ut her home In North Tenlh street. The Hkating club will meet at seven-thirty o'clock In the Coliaeum. Tuesday There will be a meeting of the Aftermath noclety held in tho afternoon. Members of the Tuesday Cotillon rlub will meet in the Odd Fellows hall. Tho Jubilee Missionary luncheon will be held at one o'clock in tho Reid j Memorial church dining room. Mr. John Tillman will bo hoatess for a meeting of tho Congenial Twelve card club at her home In North Twenty-second street. Mr. Walter Snaveley will be hosten for a meeting of a card club at her home in South Fourth atrect. Wadnasday A card party will be held at the Country club. A meeting of the Wednesday club mill be held at tho home of Mrs. Vern Thomas In North Kighteenth treet. The members of tho West Richmond Friend's church aid society will meet In Karlham hall at one-thirty o'clock. "The Spendthrift" will be presented at the Uennett theater. Mrs. Myron Crane will be hoatess for a meeting of a thimble club at her home In Weat Main street. Home Economic Study club will meet In the afternoon. There will be a meeting of the Music Study club held in the morning In the Starr IMuno parlors. Thursday Miss Mildred Gaar will entertain the members of a card club at her home in North Thirteenth street. Members of the Thursday Evening dancing class will meet In the Odd Fellows' hall. Member of the Women's Relief corps will meet In the post room at the court house. A meeting of the Sheepshead club will meet with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Turner at their home in South . Twelfth street. Friday Tho Tourist club will meet. The Athenaea Literary society will meet in the afternoon. There will be an entertainment given by th flrst floor pupils of the Cambridge City public schools. "The Other Woman" will be preacnted at the Gennett theater. DINNER PARTY. Mrs. Miriam W. Henley gave an Informal dinner laat evening at her homo in South Sixteenth street in honor of her son Mr. Robert Henley. The table was arranged with flowers and ferns. Thero wero eight guests. MUSIC AT HOTEL. The following musical program will be presented this evening at tho hotel Westcott during the dinner hour by Wood and Hick. March Beautiful Persia Llncko Selection rrlnco of Tonight. Howard Walt Art 1st LUc Strauss Caprice Yankeo Girl Tobant Overture Morning, Noon and Night in Vienna Suppo Rosary Nov in Hancea From Henry VIII. . .German Selection The Top of the World.. Klein and Caldwell Spivlng song Mendelsohn March My rella Ucrnlaux PRETTY WHIST PARTY. A a courtesy to Mrs. Mllo Ferrell who leave today for her future home in Chicago and Mrs. Peterson and daughters, MIsbc Grace and Lillian, of Kansas City, Mrs. George Fox gave a prettily appointed party Saturday afternoon at her spacious home in South Fifteenth street. Whist was played at seven tables. Mrs. Forrest Murray, Mrs. Alonxo Sinyser and Mrs. Ferrell were presented with the favors. After the game a delicious luncheon In several courses was served at the small tables'. Those enjoying this &L

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charming affair were Mrs. Richard Van Sant, Mrs. Alonzo Smyser, Mrs. John Sligar, Mrs. Will Spangler, Mrs. Everett Allison, Mrs. Edward Schalk, Mrs. Louis Kluter, Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mrs. Walter Ratlin. Mrs. Ira Swisher. Mrs. Forrest Murray, Mrs. Edward Klute, Mrs. Burton Gaines, Miss Martha Whitacre, Mrs. George Mashmeyer, Mrs. Linua Meredith, Mrs. Sol Davis, Mrs. Don Hill. Mrs. Richard More, Mrs. George Cbrisman, Mrs. Lemon. Miss Ruby Lemon. Mrs. Joseph Stevenson, Mrs. Henry Kluter, Mrs. F. S. Anderson, Mrs. Peterson and daughters of Kansas City, and Mrs. Ferrell.

WELL KNOWN. The members of the Beta Beta chapter of tho Alpha Tau Omega gave a reception at 4 o'clock Friday afternoon In tho parlors of the Claypool hotel, followed by a dinner in the adJoining dining room. More than seventy-five members of various chapters attended the meeting. Tho members of tho local chapter in tho receiving line were Mrs. W. II. Wade, president; Mrs. Samuel K. Ruick. Mrs. L. G. Wild Mrs. Karl W. Kriger. Mrs. George Wilson, Mrs. Joseph Taggurt, Mrs. Harry Smith of Greencsstle, Miss Rose Meredith and Mrs. Walter B. Stoner. Tho program for tho afternoon Included a clever musical sketch by twenty-five young womeji of the Alpha chapter of De Pauw university and musical numbers by Mrs. S. K. Ruick and Miss Alta McCoy. The dinner table was beautifully arranged with a large center mound of red carnations and green ferns, the two colors predominating in all the decorations and appointments for the whole dinner. The red tapers were capped with green shades and the place cards were hand painted sketches of red carnations. The guests Included representatives from the various chapters throughout the state. Indianapolis Sun. Mrs. Ruick Is well known here. RETURNED HOME. Mr. and Mrs. I. V. Gause who have been sending the winter with Mrs Caleb Shearon In lemar, Iowa and with Mr. and Mrs. Nardln in Oregon, have returned home. TO EUROPE. Miss Edith Tailant expects to go to Europe this summer where she will spend several months. In London she will be the guest of her cousin, Misa Dniry for about two months. She will witness the Coronation procession. ENTERTAINED GUESTS. Mr, and Mrs. B. B. Myrlck entertained several guests to dinner yesterday at their home in North Eleventh street. The affair was in the nature of a family party. GUESTS AT DAYTON. Judge and Mrs. D. W. Comstock have returned from Dayton. Ohio, where they attended a wedding. DANCING CLASS. A dancing class under tho direction of Mrs. Charles Kolp has been organized and meetings are held each Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Kolp in North Tenth street: Mont of the members arc touchers. Among those In the class are Miss Edna Johnson, Miss Edith Tailant. Miss Alieo Locke, Miss Mary Ixmon, Miss Nettle Elliott, Miss Ada Woodward, Miss Whitaker, Miss Jean Lupton. Miss Boss Sands, Miss Margaret Black, Miss Anna Bradbury and Miss Black. FOR KENTUCKY. Mrs. Howard Rice of tho Wayne Hats left Saturday morning for Lancaster, Kentucky, where she will visit her mother for some time. TO ATTEND PARTY. Miss Nellie Bulach went to Cambridge City Saturday afternoon to attend ' a house party to be given by Miss Reba OhmiL ORGANIZED CLUB. The ladles of the Golden Eagle met with Mrs. Anna Miller at her home In Sheridan street A short business session was held at which a club was organized to be known as the Culture club. The club has a membership of fifteen. At the close of thd session a luncheon in two courses was served. The next meeting will bo Phone 1235

held in a fortnight with Mrs. Martin of North Ninth street. The member are: Mrs. Mattie Bolser. Mrs. Cecil Austin, Mrs. Mary Brown, Mrs. Harold, Mrs. Anna Miller, Mrs. Nora Bev erlin, Mrs. Effle Potter, Mrs. Addle Parsons, Mrs. Martin. Mrs. Nellie Shinn, Mrs. Mover, Mrs. Ashenfelter, Mrs. Wllcoxen, Miss Katherine Edwards and Miss Hazel Helms.

DINNER PARTY. Miss Albert Sauer of South Sixth street will entertain with a dinner party today. There will be eight guests. TO CAMBRIDGE CITY. Miss Hazel Bertsch and Miss Helen Doney of Cambridge City were guests in this city yesterday. RETURNED HOME. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mendenhall have returned from Indianapolis where they have been visiting friends. TO SPRINGFIELD. Mr. Arnold Shawd has gone to Springfield, Ohio; to spend Sunday with his parents. TO TOLEDO. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dougan left Saturday for Toledo, Ohio, where they will make their future home. LEAVES MONDAY. Miss Iieona Alderman of Indiaiiapo lis, who has been visiting here for several weeks, will leave Monday for Springfield, Missouri, where she will visit her mother. BRIDGE PARTY. Miss Harriet Thompson entertained with a charmingly appointed Bridge party Saturday afternoon at her apartments in "The Vista." MISS WILLETT SURPRISED. Miss Wilma Wiliett was most agreeably surprised recently at her home, twenty-seven North Eleventh street by a company of friends who came in unawares to remind her of her birthday anniversary. Miss Wiliett proved a most agreeable hostess and with her mother made all the guests welcome. The surprisers presented Miss Wiliett with a camera. The evening was spent in a social manner, games, vocal and instrumental numbers being the features. The affair will long be remembered by Miss Wiliett and those privileged to attend. A luncheon was served. The guests werMiss Florence Morgan, Miss Olive Scott, Miss Florence Branson, Miss Mable Amruerman. Miss Grace McConologue, Miss Ersie Warrel, Miss Marie Mikesell, Miss Bertha Kinsinger, Mr. Fred Hill. Mr. Henry Nieman, Mr. Hobert Stevenson, Mr. Charles Katte, Mr. John Scott, Mr. Cyril Bender, Mr. Frank Wessel, Mr. Mr. Edward Jelly. Mr. Earl Pickett, Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson. FOR MISS BUELL. Miss Bessie Buell was given a pleasant surprise at her home, corner Twenty-first and North F streets, by a number of her schoolmates. The ev ening was spent with games, music and dancing. The guests were Miss Nellie Hawkins, Miss Margarire Taggart, Miss Helen Ellfs, Miss Irene Keys, Miss Lillian Karch, Misses Bessie and Hazel Crouse and Misses Olive and Martha Jones. RETURNED HOME. Miss Minnie Mygrant and Mrs. Isabelle France have returned to their home in Decatur after a three weeks visit in this city with Mrs. Mary Keeler and sons, of North Seventh street. CARD CLUB. Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Noiand will entertain with a card party at their home 119 North Sixteenth street for the benefit or the St. Mary's church. The game will begin at eight o'clock. FOR MRS. FERRELL. There have, been a number of charming social events given within the last few days complimentary to Mrs. Milo Ferrell who leaves today for Chicago which place she will make her future home. Among these

event was the party given Friday afternoon by Mrs. HenryKluter. The affair was a whist party and was given for members of a club in addition to a few guests. Favors were given to Mrs. Harry Shaw, Mrs. F. P. Anderson. A delicious luncheon was served after the game. The guests in addition to those pust mentioned were Mrs. Edward Schalk, Mrs. Everett Allison, Mrs. Will Spangler, Mrs. Louis Kluter. Mrs. Richard Van Sant, Mrs. Alonzo Smyser, Mrs. John Sliger, Mrs. Walter Ratliff, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. Sol Davis and Miss Caddie Tlnnie.

ENTERTAINMENT FRIDAY. Friday evening of this week the teachers of the lower floors of the Cambridge City public schools will give an entertainment. The program will consist of musical numbers and readings with several exercises by the children. Persons from this city are invited to attend. TEACHER'S LUNCHEON. The Wayne County Womau Teachers' club will give a luncheon March the eighteenth at the Hotel Westcott. The club has a membership list of eighty-nine but it is hoped that about one hundred persons will attend. There will be a number of toasts given and the affair promises to be a most noteworthy social function. TO LYNN. Mrs. Elizabeth Williams, Miss Jennie Williams and Miss Williams went to Lynn Saturday to spend Sunday with relatives. GUESTS HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Will Brooks and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boren of Fountain City, were guests in this city Saturday. IS IN CINCINNATI. Mr. William Kloecker is in Cincinnati on business. Lost Spectacles, either on city car, interurban or Main street. Were enclosed in one of Dr. Stevenson's celluloid cases. Reward. Phone 1052. Music ORGAN RECITAL. A musical event which is being lookforward to with much anticipation by the musical and society folk of this city is the organ recital to be given Monday evening, March the sixth, in the First Presbyterian church. The affair is under the auspices of the Ladies Aid society. The admission will be nominal and no doubt the event will be a rare treat. Mr. Herbert Alvin Houze, who plays the celebrated Oliver Memorial organ at South Bend, has been secured to give the recital. Mr. Houze is known as the greatest organist of the middle west and so urgent have been the demands upon him that he is only able to be in South Bend over Sundays as during the week his time is taken up giving recitals. With him will come Mrs. Hazel M. Geake of Fort Wayne, a noted soprano. Mr. Houze has been especially lauded by such celebrated concert organists as Dr. M. C. Baldwin of New York. He has given between flfty-Ive and sixty recitals in STOP! when you see them. The sooner you get acquainted with Htur the better it will be for your health At your dealer's 10c and 25c

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FURNISH MUSIC. A stringed quartet will furnish the music at the First English Lutheran church today. The vesper service will be held this evening at four-thirty o'clock. SACRED CONCERT. The program for the sacred concert to r given this evening at seven-thirty o'clock at the First Methodist I church by the choir under the direc- ! tion of Mrs. Grace Gormon was ani nnnnD1 in GutnrHav'a tmnor It will be given without change and the public is most cordially invited to attend. Mrs. Lewis King will preside at the organ. ' MEETS WEDNESDAY. The members of the Wednesday Music Study club will meet this week in the Starr Piano parlors at the usual hour. RUSSIAN ORCHESTRA. Was there ever a singer without a hobby? "Never," declares Leila Joel-Hulse. one of America's foremost contraltoes who is to be heard in this city before long with the Russian Symphoy Orchestra, of New York, when it gives a concert under the baton of Modest Altschuler, at the Gennett on Friday, March 17. Imagine a dainty little woman acquiring fame and money wih a Godgiven voice, gone daft over china painting and shooting. This happens to be the attitude of lime. Joel-Hulse who is a rare combination of artiste and lover of outdoor life. When she was studying in Paris this gifted musician was chummy with Thomas Mitchell Pierce and Harrison Fisher, the illustrators, the artists Philip Boieua and Gilbert White and Americans who have not yet reached such eminent peaks of fame. During her Latin-Quartier days Mme. Joel-Hulse copied a dinner set presented to Anne of Austria by the Duke of Buckingham, and. which is

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PUPIL OF HEINEM ANN. Mr. J. Louis Shenk of Dayton, Ohio, and who comes here Tnursday of each week to give instructions in vocal mu sic, is a recognized pupil of Alexander Heinemann, having studied with him in Berlin. In 1909 Mr. Shenk was in London studying with Henry J. Wood. He has a beautiful voice and musical people in this city would be glad to have the opportunity of hearing him in recital here at some time. TO ASSIST. Mr. Leroy Lacey, the baritone, who is a popular vocalist, will assist in the services to be held this week at the South Eighth Street Friends' church. SPECIAL MUSIC. There will be special music at the Reid Memorial church toda3'. All are invited to attend. OUT OF CITY. Professor Richter organist at the St. Andrews church is in Harrison, Ohio, for a few days. SPECIAL MUSIC. There will be special music at the East Main Street Friends church this evening. The public is most cordially invited to attend. LADIES QUARTET. A ladies quartet composed of Mrs. S. W. Traum, Mrs. Boggs, Mrs. Foulke and Miss Edna Smith will sing "The Lost Chord" at the morning service of the First Christian church today. In the evening Miss Margaret Windsor

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