Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 162, 20 April 1911 — Page 5

TIIE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY APRIL 20, 1911.

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,. Edited by Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas

MR. SHENK GIVES RECITAL. Itlrhmond munlolanH ami lovers of gwwl mimic wore iloliRhtrd with the recital given UBt evening ly lia Hhenk, a noted bnrltone lnKer of Dayton, Ohio. In tho Pylhlitn Temple. To nay that Mr. Shenk has a splendid vilo Is putting It mildly, and one can noarrely find uilnuate words. to express the manner In which he interpreted the difficult program ho had wlerted. Perhaps a part of hla uccchh wan due to Mm accompanlKt, Mrs. Kthel Martin FunkhoiiHor of Dayton. Mm. FunkhotiMer has accompanied Mich nrtlxta as Madame Schumannllelnk, and thin will give one an Idea of her magnificent work. It wan Indeed a pity that Mr. Shenk did not have a conceit grand piano for an arllMt of hi calibre, la at a Iohh wiIchh the luhtrumint la of the hlghent cIuhh. However, although Jut u little ban ill capped on thin account, he made tho hefct of the hltuallon, and proved to bin auditor that he wait a Hue artist. A number of tho t ratinlalloiiH were of bin own work. A Daton critic hu ald that Mr. Khenk'a tranlatlon of '"The Kilk(Nnlg" was the best be had over heard, und this fact waa manifested iant evening to the audience when he Bang the number with magnificent tone quality and wonderful Interpretation of the difficult composition. "Day Is Done" by Margaret Kuthven Lang, aeemed to bo ono of the favorites of the evening and Mr. Hhenk waa forced to King It a second lime. Hugo Wolf's "Gettang Weyla" waa also rendered In an excellent manner. Mr. Blienk is a recognized pupil of Alexander llelnemann and gives promise of Home day becoming an great A Guorontoo To Rheumatics Trtatmant of Rheumatism Reyolation ised by Simple Remedy which is Absolutely QaanuiUed. Startling nsw feature are presented In the new remedy called D-M-F, which has lately been the subject of wMa attention among those afflicted with rheumatism and lumbasro. Rout and neuralRla. Physicians, too, have) slven this remedy an approval which lb as nerer been accorded together rheu matlo treatment!. lr. V. W. Hoson. prominent In Oklahoma and the Houthwent for bis success tn the treatment of rheumatism, states that ho is willing to stake bis professional reputation on the fact that P-M-F Will cure even so-callfd Incurable cases. i D-M-t' has produced results almost unbelievable. Not only for fresh, new rases, but also for long chronlo and serious cases has It proved ono of tho moat remarkable remedies ever pro riuced. It has tho unique feature of "signaling" to tho patient by means of peculiar symptoms, tho progress of urlo acid elimination. ' C. II. Pare of Warsaw, X. oayss l hasl rhanatlaai ahoat aevea years. I atar U-M-K, mm fcy (irorgt, la. M mt als weeks, I was erS." C. T. WatkslM, also of Warsaw, N. Y say at "I alter with terrlalo raeaatatlam far years all erlaale4 far days at a tlsae. I beasa taktas; D-M-F a ad felt laisroveaieBt wltala two days, ad two battles cared sao. My case was sad . i DMF ts guaranteed as to results. ' Many of the most terrlflo rases lmnsrlnable have tmen quickly conquered by its peculiar, powerful, yet safe action. In two or three weeks. D-M-K Is absolutely free from opiates or danaerous drugs. Read about Its wonder ful action In the circular parked In every IkM-F carton. Head the guarantee. Oet II-M -V at your druggist's at $1.00 a bottle. If you are satisfied with It, aa you wilt be, get 6 bottles for fS.OO, and get rid of your affliction. If your druggist can not supply you. It will be sent on receipt of price by the D-M-F Medicine Co.. 2715 Lincoln Ave.. Chi-i-nro, ill. The first bottle will convince every sufferer. "D-M-F" 1 sold and recommended In Richmond by A. G. Luken and Co., and Clem Thlstlethwaite. fT very body ven .cccntric

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an artist as his Instructor if he continues his studies. The selection "Many Dreams" seemed adequately adapted to his voice, and he sang it with much feeling. It would be hard to choose from this excellent program any special number for criticism, as all the selections were rendered In an almost perfect manner. Kven a critic would have found it difficult to have found fault with any of the Interpretations. Mr. Hhenk gives promise of a brilliant future as a concert artist, and he will always be welcomed here In recital. Tho affair last evening ranks among the most important musical events of the season and will long be remembered by persons who availed themselves of the opportunity to attend.

SOCIAL LAST EVENING. I.at evening h social was given in the St. Mary's assembly ball, and was a success both socially and financially. The affair was in charge of a committee composed of Mr. John McManus, Mr. J. 1 4. I-awler, Mr. 10. V. Shinn. Mrs. J. II. Sullivan, Mrs. Joseph Shinn, Mrs. John McManus, Miss Julia Shinn, Miss Jennie Murphy and Miss Mary Shinn. TO HEAR CHOIR. Mrs. Will Karhart and Mrs. J. P. Hill will go to Cincinnati this evening to hear the Sheffield choir. KINSEY-WHITACRE. One of the Important weddings for the week was that of Mr. William Kinsey and Miss Mamie Whitacre. The affair was celebrated at the home of the bride's parents, southeast of the city. The ceremony was performed by tho Itev. Mr. Trueblood of the Whitewater Friends' church of this city, and was witnessed by the immediate families and u few friends. The brldo wore a pretty gown of blue mousseline. In her hair she wore a cluster of rosebuds. Her bouquet was of lilies and bride's roses. The decorations throughout the house were pink and white. The ritual was said In an archway between the parlor and living rooms. Suspended from the archway were three large wedding bells entwined with roses, carnations and myrtle. After congratulations had been extended, supper was served in the dining room, rink and white carnations appointed the table. They were the recipients of a large number of pretty and useful gifts. Their many friends here are glad to extend hearty congratulations. Mr. and Mrs. KInsey left for Chicago, where they will take up a residence. INVITATIONS ISSUED. Invitations reading as follows have been Issued by tho Elk lodge: Yourself and lady are cordially invited to attend a card party and dance . to be given by the Richmond Ixidgo of Elks No. 649 at their club rooms Friday, April the Twenty-first eight o'clock p. m. The Social Committee P. Jj, Torrence K. 1. Spencer J. P. Thompson H. W. Gilbert C. A. Blair M. J. Malsby ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS. Announcement cards as follows were received yesterday afternoon: Mr. and Mrs. Philip Schneider Announce the. marriage of their daughter Katherine Carlisle to Mr. Frank Klam Hrown On Tuesday. April the Eighteenth Nineteen hundred and eleven Richmond, Indiana. ARE IN TOWN. Mr. and Mrs. Byron Huff are in town having come to attend the funer al of Mrs. CJurney Mapie. They are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bartel. COMPLETELY SURPRISED. Mrs. John Hewitt was completely surprised last evening at her now home in Richmond avenue by the members of the Teddy Bear club and their husbands, who came with well filled baskets. The affair was in the nature of a house warming, as Mr. and Mrs. Hewitt have just recently removed from Sheridan street to their new home. The evening was spent playing eudire and there were five

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TO PLAY AT ELWOOD. The High School orchestra will go to El wood next week where it will ! play at the Elwood May festival. The j orchestra is under the direction of Mr. Will Earhart. GIVEN FAVOR. f r a W ft Pnnnflctnnoi w u c oivon .-v- , the favor at the meeting of the j Wednesday afternoon bridge club held yesterday at the Country club. Mrs. George Cates acted as hostess. ASSEMBLY PARTY. The members of the Wednesday assembly met last evening at the Country club. This was the last regular dance for the season. Officers for the coming year were elected as follows: President, Mr. Wickham Corwin. Secretary, Mr. Howard P. Jones. After the business had been transacted dancing was enjoyed until a late hour. Piano and drums furnished the dance music. The host and hostess for the affair were Mr. Norman Craighead and Miss Kauny Jones. The organization will close its season in May with a larse dancing party given in the Odd fellows hall, Tuesday, May second, for membership. NEW RUGS FOR A NICKEL. When the nigs and carpets grow dingy, don't throw them away as long as the pile and nap remain. You can renew the original brightness of color without taking them up scrub the rug or carpet with hot suds made from Hewitt's Easy Task soap, just as you would scrub the bare floor, then wipe up the suds with a damp cloth. Hewitt's Easy Task soap acts directly on the dirt and grease. Try it next time. It's onlv a nickel a cake. At Local Theaters "Ben-Hur." A great many stories have been written and a great many plays produced dealing with the earth life of Christ, but the most famous religious romance and the only enduring drama dealing with this subject has been General Lew Wallace's "Ben-Hur" which will be seen at the Gennett theater on Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings, May 4, 5, and 6. This fine romance, with all the brilliant pageantry, the barbarity and intense religious enthusiasm of that period of the world's history, when put into dramatic form raised a wave of admiration from the Atlantic to the Pacific, for Klaw and Erlinger's colossal production of Wallace's biblical story is the most remarkable and majestic spectacle ever staged. It is a fascinating, masterly creation that ought to be seen at least once; most people want to see it more than once. for it interests the eye .touches the intellect and moves the heart. Artistically, this season's production is greater than ever. From the prelude with its mystic charm to the last awe inspiring scene on the Mount of Olives, it is pictorially magnificent, its story is interesting and its accom ALEXANDER CARR ZOE BARNET njoyment ase and nchantment

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