Richmond Palladium (Daily), 27 September 1904 — Page 5

EICHMOND DAILY PALLADIUM, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1904.

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A very enjoyable affair was a musicale given last evening' at the residence of Rev. and Mrs. A. J. Feeger, in S. Seventh street. The event was given in honor of the twenty-fifth'-ordination anniversary of Rev. Fee-er. The home was decorated with flowers tastefully arranged in pretty forms, and the decorations presented a fine appearance. The affair was given for the young people about fifty of whom were present. A program of musical selections, all finely rendered, was given by the guest, and was greatly enjoyed. Several reeitait ions were also given and the evening was a very pleasant one in every way. Several visiting ministers attended the affair. c Miss Pauline Saint arrived from Newcastle yesterday to enter Earlham. Mrs. Knodle returned from Petoskey yesterday morning. Miss CJrace Morgenstern entertained a small number of little girls yesterday afternoon at her home in Center street, the occasion being her elev cnth birthday. The afternoon was spent in games and music. Light refreshments were served. The hostess received several fine presents from the guests, who were as follows: Misses Florence Ridenour, Florence Kemp, Grace Sanders. Lolean Perris, June Sehalley, Alivie Schalley. Misses Grace Bulla and Ethel Stigk'man, and Messrs. Harry Englebrecht and Lafayette Mercer, all of this city, were entertained at a dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. E. T. White at Newcastle. The evening Avas spent at cards and music.

Miss Rogers has returned to Hamilton after a visit with friends in this city. The Ladies' Sodality of the Sacred Heart will give a card party Thursday, October C, in St. Mary's hall, which promises to be an elaborate affair. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Westcott have returned from a short visit in Dayton. , ' ' Miss Rae Ohandlee returned yesterday from a short trip to Newcastle. Mrs. T. A. Greenstreet has returned from a visit with Newcastle relatives. A small reception was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. "Walter Carpenter in West Richmond, in honor of the seventieth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Carpenter's manage. A few of their friends spent the evening very pleasantly in a social manner. Several handsome gifts were received by the host and hostess. A reception was tendered at the home of Rev. Feeger yesterday afternoon for the visiting ministers, who are in the city to attend the twentyfifth anniversary of Rev. Fceger's ordination. The reception was attended by about twenty people, and the hours were spent pleasantly in a social way. Mrs. Fred Bartel entertained the Dorcas Society of the First English Lutheran church yesterday afternoon at her home in South Thirteenth street. This was the first meeting of this society in several weeks, and the business session Avas long one. Several minor matters wre cleared up, and the Avork for the coming year started. The-afternoon Avas spent by the-women in needlework and in a general social time." A short program of papers and talks was given. The members of the soc'ety will hold their next meeting in two weeks, the exact place not having been decided noon as yet. Mr. and Mrs. Frank L Reed have returned from the St. Louis Fair. Miss June Elmer spent yesterday in Cincinnati. A very pleasant surprise party was that given for the Misses Kelsey,

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of North Thirteenth street, last week. A number of their friend attended and spent a delightful evening in social pleasures. About fifteen were present. Luncheon was served after the close of the evening. Mr. C. E. Shiveley and daughter, Miss Mary, have gone to St. Louis for a short trip. Mrs. Will Earhart is the guest of Cincinnati friends for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bundy entertained at a musieale Monday at their home in Newcastle, the affair being

attended by five Richmond guests.

A fine orchestra furnished an especially fine program and several veal solos were given. - A wedding of interest Avas that of Dr. Robert Hanley to ,"Miss Ruby Hall, Avhich Avas performed by Rev. Floyd yesterday. The contracting parties are two of Dublin's most popular young people, and they are Avell knoAvn in this city. The wedding Avas a rather quiet affair. Miss Edna Martin is home from an extended visit in Ft. Wayne. A delightful surprise was perpetrated on Claude Addleman, of West Richmond, by a number of his friends Saturday evening. About twenty Avere present, and the evening was chiefly spent in music and social games. Refreshments Avere served. Miss Josef, hine Cates returned hist evening from a short trip to Cincinnati. Mrs. J. M. Lontz returned vesler-

c'ay from a brief visit in Ilagerstown. Misses Susan Kelsey and Lucy Darnel t returned home today from Indianapolis, Avhere they have been the guests r,f Mrs. Ralph Polk, at a house party, a Aeek-end house party Avood. SeA'eral small social functions, given by her at her home in Greencard parties, teas, receptions, etc., were given for the house party guests during thnr stay. A dinner, given Sunday Avas attended by Messrs. Ben Bart?l and Lesie Meyer, of this city. The house party guests enjoyed a delightful time. The Wisehart family held a reunion this Aveck at Daleville, a small toAvn north of Richmond. A lengthy program was rendered by representatives of ti is family, among then being quite a number of members from this city Avho attended the revnion. OlFuers were named. The Richmond, members enjoyed a very pleasant time. Invitations Avere received this morn 'ng from Mr. ad Mrs. C. W. Lvnn, of Oakland, Cak, for the marriage of their daughter, Miss Ethel, to Mr. Frederick Diiberger. Miss Lynn was formerly of ihis city and is remembered by a large number of friends here. The Avinter dancing season will open Friday night, Septeber 30th, Avhen Mrs. Kolp Avill begin her dancing classes in the I. O. O. F. hall. At 0 o'clock, after the dancing class, a large dancing party will be given, opening the season of the Avinter. A large number of young people Avill attend this opening dancing party, Avhich promises to be a delightful affair. The 9 o'clock dancing parties, Avhich are given throughout the Avinter, are always affairs of the most enjoyable sort, and are prominent social events. Music Avill be furnished by White and Wilson, Avith piano and drums. Several young people from out of town will be guests at the opening party. Miss Anna Ilursting and Mr. Georg Selm will be married tomorrow at St. Andrew's church. The Avedding Avill be a prominent one in German circles. Misses Grace Bulla and Ethel Stisrleman returned today from Newcastle. Mrs. Dille and Maury entertained a company of about one hundred at a euchre party given in the Bundy, at Newcastle. Among the guests were several from this city. Mrs. J. A. Greenstrc.d, of South Seventh street, this c-itv, was a guest last AA-eek at the meeting of the Newcastle Woman's Club, held at ihe

home of Mrs. J. W. Maxim. The aft ernoou Avas spent with an enjoyable literary program. Miss Ruby .'Hunt -.returned yesterday from a visit with Newca-i'o friends. Miss Eleanor Hume t.UI le-nv for Chicago in a few days, f'ter vi 4 1 i tisr Mrs. Gecrtre St-idel.

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Avith others from Richmond, attended a reception of members of the S4ih regiment, held at tlu; honu. of Mrs. Livezey, near Newcastle. The iveejtion Avas an echo of th.j hit 3 re mitii of th'3 reg'iL..,t, avIi .-h was attended by se Teril old soldiers from Richmond.

8,000 BILES BY

AUTOMOBILE

GEOEG3 G. TYLER HOME FROM INTERESTING TOUR

BRINGS BACK A REPORT

HEALTH OFFICE. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Kelly, 2'A south third street, a girl, third child; to Mr. and Mrs. Homer BroAvn, 411 Main street, a girl, third

child; to Mr. and Mrs. Henry A.

Rost, 207 Richmond A-enue, a girl, first child; to Mr. and Mrs. W. D. L-oehr, 217 south fourth street, a boy, first child.

Ethel Schepman, aged !", in the!

family of George Schepman, 25 south seventh street, has typhoid fever.

Of the Triumph of Eleanor Robson in London Tells of Rejane's Forthcoming Visit.

Last Aveek for Trading Stamps at Neff & Nusbaum's. 27-5t.

An elegant display of dress hats Thursday, September 21), at Mrs. Banker's, 1012 Main street, Westcott hotel building. ' 27-2

See the fall display of millinery this Aveek. Emma B. Rust, 707 Main street. 27-2

Pattern hats and ready-to-Avear hats on display Wednesday and Thursday at Lora Nolder's, 30 North Eidith street. 27-3

The Austin Millinery parlors Avill have no formal opening of fall millinery, but Avill have on display a splendid line of correct styles and fashionable designs in ladies headwear. The ladies of the city and county are invited to call at the parlors, i019 Main.

NOTICE

To All Trading, Stamp Collectors.

As announced some time ago we v. ill give no trading stamps after October 1. We would urge our customers to fill their stamp books by that time. If you buy your fall and Avinter shoes of us before that time you can 3o it. We have an immense stock of shoes and all kinds of fall footwear. NEFF & NUSBAUM

New York, September 23. George C. Tyler, managing director of the theatrical (inn of Lieber & Co., came home yesterday on the Deutschland after a four months' stay abroad, in which he combined business and pleasure. With his chief aide and a French chauffeur, Tyler traveled in an automobile more than 8,000 miles in France, Italy and Spain. His tour Avas a matter of great interest to foreign automobilists, for not a single accident marred the pleasure of the trip. Tyler enjoyed it so much that he has alreadj- arranged to make a longer trip next season. The car he intends to use is now being built in France. and Avill be an exhibit at the forthcoming automobile exposition in Paris. AVhcn he arrived yesterday he hardly knew Avhich to talk about first, his theatrical plans or his 8,000 mile automobile trip. Soon after he reached his office he had a talk Avith Charles Frohman, and it Avas arranged that Eleanor Robson and "Merely Mary Ann" should stay in London till December, longer than Avas first intended. Tyler is Miss Robson 's manager, and he says that her success in the Zangwill play has been ovenvhelming. "No American actress has aehicved such a success since Ada Rehan and the entire Daly company went to London twenty years ago," he asserted. "No ciitie had a carping word to say about Miss Robson or her. acting. Except for Ada Dwyer, she Avas the only American in the company. The rest of the cast is

English. Miss Robson is mightily

Avill open at the Lyric theater early in January. He also will bring his own company Avith him. He Avill play both tragedy and comedy. "I have contracted with Hall Caine for his new play.' The Prodigal Sou, and he promises me that it Avill be the strongest he has ever Avritten. It Avill be produced in London by Arthur Collins, who is now trying to engage Forbes Robertson and H. B. Irving for the leading male roles. The principal woman's part is just as important. I Avill produce the play here after the holidays. In November I am going to England again to contract with a Avell known English author to Avrite a play for Miss Robson." Manager Tyler made a long time contract Avith a well known English actress, while he Avas abroad, but he was not prepared yesterday to tell her name. He says he would have brought Eleanora Duse here again if he hadn't thought her tour Avould have interfered Avith Mme. Rejane's and Xovelli's. It is not unlikely that he Avill have her under his managegerial wing next season, as Avell as being the American manager of the elder Salvini. "I never had a finer time than on my motor car trip," he said. "My car was only 18 horse power, but it Avas speedy. We frequently traveled 275 to 3j0 miles a day. Of course, the roads are good in France and Italy. In Spain they are not near so good, but better than our for all that. We Avere treated Avith the utmost courtesy at every place Ave went to in

Spain. We didn't try to break anv'jje

records and Avere never in any hurry Avhen going through villages. When Ave were on clear roads we Avent fast and used to reI off a mile a minute. We had a lot of fun and attracted a great deal of attention simply because of our long trip and the fact that Ave met Avith no accidents. "The Avay to see Europe is in an automobile, and I Avill make another such trip again next vear."

The Cause and Cure of Rheumatism.

A short treatise on Rheumatism for the Popular Mind To the sufferer from Rheumatism a definite cure is found. You probably know Uric acid is the cause of Rheumatism. Rheumatism is the most stubborn of all painful diseases. Athlophoros is a positive remedy for Rheumatism, because it removes the cause by eliminating the excess of Uric acid from the system. All Rheumatic affections result from an excess of Uric acid in the blood. Athlophoros drives it out! For sale at all druggists. Send four cents in stamps for our neAv booklet: "Rheumatism Its Cause and Cure." Athlophoros Co., New Haven. Conn. If your druggist doesn't sell it, let us know.

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Beginning Wednesday morning, Sept. 28th. the Sharkey millinery store will display all the latest fashions in fall and winter Street and Pattern Hats.

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store, 7 south 7th St., will show the world, tamed Connelly Tur-, bans, Wednesday, September 28th. I

pleased over the hi;; she has made. "Mine. Rejane and her company," said Mr. Tyler, "will be here the first week in October. After a brief stay she will 2:0 to Havana to fill a week's eujra seine nt, the unfilled part of last season's contract. She opens here at the Lyric theater on November 7, in 'La Parisienne,' which will be followed by 'La Passerelle.' 'Zaza,' 'La Robe Roiure,' and other plays in. which she has been successful. M. Dumeny, who created the leading male part in Rataille's 'Resurrec

tion,' will be her leading man. "Ermete Xovelli, the Italian actor,

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Fish and Poultry Market Just opened at 421 Main Street. Oysters and all the trimmings. The very best the market affords constantly on hand. Open for business Thursday morning. Your patronage solicited.

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