Richmond Palladium (Daily), 3 August 1904 — Page 5

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SOCIAL BY WARREN CLEMENTS i Mrs. Harry Hill and Mrs. Howard Jones were the hostesses at the usual weekly morning 'whist party at the Country Club this morning-. There was a large attendance of members of the club Avith a number of out of town guests including- Mrs. Scfltt McDonald, of Richmond, Virginia, with her guest Miss Ellen Pollard, of the same city; Mrs. Charles Malott, formerly Miss Pearl Haines of this city, now of Indianapolis; Mrs. Edward Wilmington and Mrs. Howard Dickhut, of Indianapolis; Mrs. Edmund Cupper; Mrs. Ernest Findley of Denver, Colo., and Miss Lucy Harding, of Indianapolis. Charming prizes were awarded, the party proving one of the most delightful of the series given by the entertainment committee of the Club. Miss Louise Beihl, of Cincinnati, who has been visiting Miss Mary "Woodhurst, returned home this afternoon. o The East End Sewing, Circle meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. W. P. O'Neal at 5G South sixteenth street. The "Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society of the First English Lutheran church, will meet at the Glen on Thursday afternoon, August 4th, at two o'clock. A large number of guests from this city have been entertained by the young ladies making up the house party in the old Morton homestead at Centerville, Miss Kelsey and Miss Barnett, the chaperons proving delightful hostesses. Mr. Leslie Meyer, Sarsaparilla enjoys the distinction of being the great- . A. A A. est curative ana preventive medicine the world has ever known. It is an all-round medicine, producing its unequalled effects by purifyingt vitalizing ana enncmng the blood on which the health and strength of every organ, bone and tissue depend. Accept no substitute for Hood's, but insist on having Hood's AND ONLY HOOD'S.

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And b NEWS Mr. Ben Bartel, Mr. Laurence Luken, Mr. George Green and Mr. George Rettig were guests of the party last evening. A dance will be given Thursday evening and several parties are being made up iu response to the invitations sent out. Mrs. William T. Brown, with her mother, Mrs. S terry, of Indianapolis, arrived today to be guests of Rev. and Mrs. Madison Swadener. of the First M. E. church. Their daughter, Miss Grace Swadener of Marion, Indiana, is also making them an extended visit. The regular Meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. E. church met with Mrs. Charles Wolfer, of 309 south eighteenth street this afternoon. An unusually interesting program was given, arranged by the leader, Mrs. Ida Smith, a detailed account of which will be given tomorrow. Mrs. Anna Ferguson entertained the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First Baptist church this afternoon, at her home, 403 north thirteenth street. A special program relating to the life and people of India was given, one paper being given on 'Hindu Social Customs," and "News from the Foreign Field," being one of the interesting features. 'There was lalso special music, Mrs. Johnson, l daughter of the Rev. Addison Parker, pastor, singing a hymn in the Korean j tongue. Light refreshments were serv- ' ed and the occasion was an enjoyable one socially as well as interesting and instructive. Miss Edith Nicholson, who has been the guest of the families of Mr. Will and Mr. George Nicholson, prominent railway officials of Chicago, and who accompanied Mrs. George Nicholson and her daughter to Toledo, is now one of a house party in Lawrence. Kansas, where she will remain several weeks. ! ' t The engagement of Professor Royal J. Davis, of Guilford College, C, to Miss Louise Stanton, of this city, whose home is in Earlham Place, has just been announced. Professor Davis left for Philadelphia Monday. The Mary F. Thomas W. C. T. U. met this afternoon with Mrs. Little at 921 Main street. The regular busi

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ness of the union was transacted after which an interesting program was given, with a pleasant social hour. Mrs. Caroline E. Kibbey is spending a few' weeks in town, the guest of Mrs. Adah L. Bernhardt. ' The annual ice cream social under the auspices of the Gonzaga Club, members of St. Andrew's Catholic church, was held on the lawn adjoining the church last evening, there being a large attendance. This was one of the most successful and enjoyable affairs every given by this club, whose membership is made up of well known young men of St. Andrew's, and resulted in a financial as well as a social success. The following musical program was given by the Wilson orchestra: Part 1 March, Mariens Inspection, C. W. Bennett; overture, Bunch of Violtes, C. W. Bennett; Waltz, Tender Memories, George Wiegand; March, The King's Fool, Chas. R. Hirst ; A Bird of Paradise. Part 2 Meditation, C. S. Morrison; march, True to the Flag; Sweet Caresses, Otto Langey; waltz, Elysium, J. F. Gilder; march, The Strollers, A. B. Chasseur; Dancing Sunbeams, R. Guraenwald. Miss Idelle Watson, for'some years abroad with a residence in Dresden, Germany, arrives shortly to visit her brother in his country home near i Richmond. While in town Miss Wat son will be the guest of Mrs. Adah L. Bernhardt. Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson with Mr. Raymond Nicholson and Miss Helen Nicholson, are attending the St. Louis Exposition. Mrs. Lewis D. Stubbs and Mrs. J. R. Weist have gone to Chautauqua for ia several weeks' stay, Mrs. Stubbs taking a course of advanced instruction in ceramic painting -while there. Miss Mary Griffin, of Richmond; is the guest of Mrs. William August Alisch. Indianapolis News. Mr. and Mrs. J. Clyde Power gave a delightful garden and house party last night in honor of their visitor, Miss Hazel Phelps, of Richmond. The illuminations were entirely of Chinese lanterns of different shapes and colors, and for the rooms there were quantities of flowers. For the amusement of the company there were various games, with prizes. Mr. and Mrs. Power were assisted by Mrs. Power's sister, Mrs. J. L. Scearce, of Richmond, and Miss Helen Crossland. A number of small companies will be given for Miss Phelps during her visit. Indianapolis News. The Woman's Foreign Missionary , Society of the Fifth M. E. church had one of the most enjoyable meetings of the year with Mrs. Caty, in

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39c her home at Earlham College. There was a special program of select readings and short talks, the guest of honor being Mrs. Hill, wife of the presiding elder, who has just returner to Richmond after an extended trip which included the general conference of the Methodist Episcopal church, held in Los Angeles, some time since. Mrs. Hill gave a short address an various phases of the conference from personal observation which proved of unusual interest. After the program vas completed, a visit to Earlham museum was made, the party being conducted by one of those having the museum in charge. J Miss Lucile Gaar entertains Friday in honor of Miss Bryant, of Omaha, who- is the guest of Mrs. Charles Buntell, and of Mrs. Wilmington and Mrs. Dickhut, of Indianapolis, guests of Mrs. Ira Swisher. - Mrs. Ira Swisher, with her guests, Mrs. Dickhut and Mrs. Wilmington, of Indianapolis, spent yesterday in Dayton. Mrs. Swisher's guests return to Indianapolis Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh McGibney, of Indianapolis, well known in Richmond wifh their two children, are in Ocean City, New Jersey, for several weeks. Mrs. Charles Buntell entertains Saturday for her guest, Miss Bryant, of Omaha. " The regular weekly card party held in the K. C. club rooms" this afternoon at half past two o'clock was one of the most delightful given this season, Mrs. Ed Kamp acting as hostess. Appropriate prizes were awarded. FAIRHAVEN. Mr. John McDavitt of College Corner visited his brother, Charles Sunday. Rev. Shaw is quite sick at this writing. ' Miss Minnie Eikenberry, who is attending Richmond Business College spent Sabbath at home. Mrs. Martha Larsh is quite sick at present. Miss Helen Beckett is spending her vacation with Dr. A. H. Gilmore. Mr. Oscar Williams, wife and Master Raymond of Richmond spent Thursday afternoon and evening with Mabel Evans. County Commissioners. The county commissioners were in session yesterday considering the claims of ex-clerks and ex-sheriffs. A decision in the matter will be reached soon.

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25c WE-RKTr.T?. The many friends of Miss Hannah Borton are glad to hear that the operation which was performed at Cincinnati ast week was successful, and that she is getting along very nicely. Mrs. Amanda Mendenhall. her sister, was at Cincinnati to see her. Mrs. Cora Bartlamy and son from Goshen, Tnd., are here visiting her 'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Steddorns. The Rev. Harrison preached an interesting sermon at the M. E. church jlast Sunday afternoon. j Our town is biled for a circus next Friday. The show ground is on the Bond Reserve near the railroad. Miss Rady and Mae Kem, niece and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo- ; seph Kem, are here from Winchester, visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. John Clinhens entertained in a delightful manner Sunday for dinner, the following: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kem and Miss Mae Kem ! and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Brown. i Albert King has put new siding and new roof on his barn. Mr. and Mrs. Orange Steddom entertained Mrs. Study and Miss Rady and Miss Kem for dinner Sunday. CHESTER. ! ' Conductor M. J. Meagan of Rich mond, Harry Morrow of the Adams Express company and Wm. Gieringer I of Cincinnati were here Monday try1 ing their ability as nimrods. An every I day squirrel was the result of that morning,'s hunt. Miss Ruby Clark of Richmond was the guest of Miss Aisie Kendall last week. Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Kendall and Miss Anna Kendall attended the lecture at Beech Grove Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ella McDonald and son Nor-, man of Denver, Colo., have been visiting Mrs. W. P. Hodgin. They will go for a visit to Greensburg in company with Mrs. Hodgin. Bertha Hodgin of Richmond is the guest of Nellie Hodgin. Edith Menk entertained Bertha Bulla, Nellie Morrow and Nellie Hodgin at dinner Sunday. i Mr. and Mrs. John Carman, Ben Norris and family, Mrs. Ida Pickett and children were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Henhing Sunday. Corrie Iliatt of Omaha, Nebraska, has been visiting relatives and friends here. She is teaching in the Indian school at Oliana. Mrs. Chan Jefferis, Mrs. Will Mari tin and Mrs. Emeline Scarce were j called to Greentown on account of the II. C. HASEME f E It CO. the Everything Sale Will be 0 clean, worth up to J9c, in

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death of their sister, Mrs. Hattio Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wright were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thockmorten at Richmond Sunday. Martha Bond fell breaking her arm She is suffering severely from the shock. Ijouise Wesler goes to Tennessee this week for a visit with Eddy Parrish and. family. Mrs. C. 11. Minor and son:, Russell have returned from St. Louis. Mr. Minor will. not return for a few days as he has gone to visit his brother, Theodore, at Joplin, Mo. Mrs. Ellen Harris of Fort Wayne is here visiting her mother, Mrs. Smith, who is in very feeble health. Prank Pickett and Rufus Roberts were at Media nicsburg, O., Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. James Sasser vTsited here over Siindav. Stella Brant of Richmond was the guest of Grace Iliatt Saturday night. Mrs. Ella Ryan and children and Miss Mamie Peitsmcyer were at Hagerstown last week. - ; - ; -t Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peitsmcyer have returned from a two weeks visit with Mr. and Mrs. Voris at Hagerstown. Reba and Forest Jordan of Richmond visited Grandpa and Grandma Chenoweth'last week. Wheat threshing has began in this vicinity. Poor yield- and poor quality is the report. Dr. Leslie Chenoweth in company with Richmond friends was here Monday, ' J. Farr Frazier was caled to Wilmington, O., on the account of the death of his sister, Mrs. Stanton. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bula visited at Abner Bulla's Sunday. Charlie Wright has the telephone nut in. In the game of ball between Chester and Boston Sunday it was a victory for our Chester boys. Little Af ton Pyle does not improve as much as wished for. , BEECHYMEYER. Miss Maye Morris and Miss Lulu Douglas of Qxford, O., are the guests of Miss Ollie Hart for a few days. , Mr. and Mrs. Cornelius Petre visited Charley Hart and family Sunday. George Hart's entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Druley and family, Mr. and Mrs. Will C.'llart, Miss Ollie" Hart and Miss Minerva Hart at dinner last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Burch of Liberty were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Stanford Sunday. The Misses Marie and Addie Owen are visiting Miss Elsie Hart for a few days. Miss Lena Greggerson spent last week with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Griffith at Liberty. O For 20 Years : One cf Richmond's Foremost Stores . - v. ?. ' ' Reduced some instances even f ch

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