Richmond Palladium (Daily), 4 May 1904 — Page 5

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RIOmiOND DAILY PALLADIUM, WEDNESDAY UAY-4, 1904. MORPHINE What is to Become of the Constantly

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Wednesday. Missionary Society of Fifth Street M. E. clmreh meets. Duplicate Whist Club meets with Mrs. Burns. Foreign Missionanr Society of Grace church holds its monthly meetin?. Wednesday afternoon Whist club meets with Miss Smith. ' Card Party in the K. C. club rooms. Thursday. East End Whist Club, holds a meeting. Thurscta Afternoon Club will meet regr'ilarlyl Triday. Aid Society of the First Presbyterian church me.ets in the church parlors. Whist Party in the Elks Club rooms. Ladies' Aid Society, of Grace M. E. church holds a social. Marked Down Social by the ladies of Grace church at the home of Mrs. Dille, 121 South Thirteenth street. Saturday. Open church meeting at South Eighth S'seet Friends' church. ' . At the home of John Saunders near Muncie, this week, occurred a reunion of the Saunders family, of this state. The event was in honor of Mrs. Joseph Saunders, who is eighty one years of aire today. About seventy five relatives in all were present, including a large number from this city and Eaton, Ohio. Word has been received in Richmond of the marriage of Miss Myrtle Stread to Walter Shirey, who lives near Muncie, which was solemnized

at the home of Rev. W. I. Shirey at j

of honor was-Prof.- Adolph Guerber, the head of the' language department, who is at present-teaching rhis - last

terra at the college, after a long con

nection with it. The dinner-was entirelyX: informal, short speeches being made by different members of the faculty and a social evening was spent. .

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The Country Club will open for the summer Saturday afternoon, when a

plin of Anderson to Miss Edith Trin-"i handicap golf tournament will be giv-

die took place last evening at the eu uuwr. iue unecuuu ux uulmiup home of the bride on north nineteenth bloo(1- An informal reception will be street. Rev. Madison Swadener per-jheld Saturday evening at the clubformed the ceremony, his first one in house, at which reception the season this city. There were no attendants. I of the club wi1 be "shered in under The decorations of the house, con-1 auspicious circumstances. There will sisting of flowers, palms and colors, jbe music and other attractions, and were tastefully arranged and the all members of the club are cordially

rooms presented a charming appearance. Immediately after the ceremony an informal reception was held from 8 to 10 o'clock which was attended by some twenty of the immediate friends and relatives of the bride and grpom, At eleven Mr. and Mis. ; Camplin left for a: short wedding trip to Anderson and other eities and upon their return will make their home in Anderson, where Mr. Camplin is engaged in business. Mr. Camplin was formerly a resident of this city and "s remembered by a largte-circle of friends. The out of town jruests were the Misses Susan and Margaret Kerr, of Union City. Both the contracting parties are well known in this city and they have the best wishes of a host of friends.

invited.

Ladies of the M. E. church at Webster will give an ice cream social Saturday evening, May 7th, at the church.

The Ladies' Auxiliary of the South Eighth Street Friends church held its regular meeting yesterday afternoon in the parlors of the church. The attendance was quite good, nearly all of the members being present. The time of the session was devoted exclusively to quilting and to the transaction of the regular business of the auxiliary, the reports of past work and programs for future work being read

New Paris, this week.' The bride and approved. Towards the close of

was a popular and esteemed young la-.the afternoon the work was laid aside dv of New Paris and had many and the ladies enjoyed a short social

friends and relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. Shirey will reside near Muncie, and several "at-home" cards have been received by Richmond people. Mr. and Mrs. M. J. O'Brien entertained . the Tuesday Social Club last evening at their home on south twelfth street. The evening was a very pleasant one spent at progressive euchre and at the close of the games an elegant supper was served and the members spent a short social hour. Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy were the guests of the club for the evening. The place of the next meeting was not decided upon but will be announced later. Miss Jessie Jay, violinist, Miss j Eunice Tracy, pianist and Mr. Harry Paris, tenor soloist, who form the Mendelssohn Trio which has lately sprung into proimennce in the musfcal world gave a recital at Muncie last evening which proved to be one of the best musicales of the season. This trio, each member being a star in, his or her line, has been giving a series of recitals lately and has created a furore. The three musicians have been heard here several times and are well known in the social, as well as the musical world, in this city. The marriage of Mr. Orland Cam-

time. The L. C. K. Club held a very pleasant meeting yesterday afternoon at the home of the Misses Emma and Victoria Lindemuth, on south fifteenth street. Quite a large number of the members were present, together with several guests of the club.

The subject for the afternoon was "Lonefellow the Greatest American Poet." and Miss Emma Lindemuth entertained the club with an excellent sketch of the life and works of the poetr narrating the events of his life in chronological order and presenting a fine picture of his deeds. She gave lists of his greatest works, telling briefly the cause of their being written and explained their true greatness. Each of the members read a short selection from one or another of Longfellow's poems, after which Miss Lindemuth rendered a fine musical selection, which was well received. A twocourse luncheon was daintily served and the members spent the remainder of the afternoon in social enjoyment. Mrs. Knight of south twelfth street, was appointed hostess for the next meeting of the club. The members of the Earlham facul

ty were entertained at a six o'clock dinner last evening given at the home of Prof, and Mrs. D. W. Denmm m Vk 1 mi

Quite a number of Richmond persons attended the commencement at Hagerstown last evening, several of the graduates having a large circle of friends and relatives in this city. A reception was held after the commencement exercises, the fourteen graduates being the guests of honor. DaVis' orchestra, of this city, furnished the music. . ,

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A snappy, stylish garment, isn They come ia black Thibets and fancy Cheviots. $13.50, $15, $16.50 AND $18.50 LOEHR & KLUTE

People must live, ta live long they should eat the purest and best, "Ideal Bread." tf

Sick headache results from a disordered ston.ach and is quickly cured, by Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co., and W. H. Sudhoff, fifth and Main street.

SHOE BARGAINS FOR 10 DAYS AT

718 MAIN STREET Men's button low shoes, hand sewed, seamless vamp, pretty toe and last, now $3.00 Men's patent colt low shoes, hand welt, worth $3.50, now $2.50 Men's imitation welt, high or low shoes in patent colt or kid, at $2.15 a pair Ladies7 $3.00 kid shoes now $2.25" Ladies' low shoes, hand turn, the $2 50 grade now $198 Misses' shoes, the $1.25 grade now 98c P3 Men's low shoes in tan, our line at $3.00 a pair

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All of those dainty sheer fabrics, so popular this season, are here in pleasing assortments. Our New York buyer exercised fine taste when he selected these goods. They are pretty beyond description, and the endless ways in which they may be made up and their exceeding low price, makes them particularly desirable. There are Cotton Voiles in Greys, Blues, White and Champagne Fancies. JJrap Quilane, Spot Tussah Silks and many other new weaves. Prices range from IQc, 19c, 25c and Up.

The:far-seeing and economical house wife will be very careful to make purchases at stores that give M. P. S. Cos Green Trading Stamps like the cut above.

BEAUTIFUL FRAMED PICTURES

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Thursday, Friday aud Saturday. Many famous subjects, embracing history, game and all sorts of events and copies from famous oil paintings. In colors, and Black and White effects. Frames come in Golden Oak, Flemish and Gilt finish, with back, mat glass and all complete. Several sizes from 9x12 to 20 i 24.

.Prices lor 3 days only.

SI. SO pictures for 7J5c 50c " 25c

$1.00 pictures for 50c 25c " " 13c

SEE THEM ON FIRST FLOOR, SOUTH ROOM.

Ladles' Low Shos for Spring and 8mmr. Never before have we shown such an immense line of pretty foot wear for ladies. We have styles to please the most fastidious, at prices raugicg from Sl.OO to f 2.50

Every day is Bargain Day in our Carpet Department. Beautiful New Brussels Carpets from 59c Up. Visit this Busy Department this!week.

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