Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 31, Number 363, 26 February 1907 — Page 5
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Ther Richmond Palladium, Tuesday, February 26, 1SOT.
by giving a six o'clock dinner. Among the guests from a distance will be Rev. and Mrs. George Leach and Mr. Joseph Leach, of Toronto, Canada. Today at one o'clock Mrs. H. S. Kates will give a luncheon at her home on East Main street, covers to be laid for twelve guests. Carnations will form the appointments of the table. Dr. Charles S. Bond will address a meeting of the Anti-TubercuIos5s Society Wednesday evening at the Second Presbyterian church at 8 o'clock. His talk will be illustrated with stereopticon views. The public is cordially invited to attend. ' Tbo Mother's league of the First
nations and candles capped with crimson shades illuminated the room. The tables were; arranged with cherry doilies and dainty and unique napkins bearing cherry designs, sent by Mrs. George R. Williams, a member of the club, who is In Los Angeles. CaL. were used. Miss Gertrude Taggart, of Indianapolis, with Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sample, was an out-of-town guest. The next regular meeting of the Duplicate Whist Club will be Wednesday with Mrs. A. W. Sample at her home on North Thriteenth street, and the Saturday Evening Pedro Club will hold Its next meeting on Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Charles P. Holton. at their home on North Thirteenth street. Mrs. Frank Land was hostess for a very Informal neighborhood thimble party Saturday afternoon, at her home
month, and it has been the custom for many years for their children to come together at this time. A bountiful four-course dinner was served and the day was spent in a pleasant social manner. Many ' useful and beautiful gifts were received by Mr. and Mrs. McCall. The company included Messrs. and Mesdames T. H. Frazier and daughter, Bessie, of Economy; A. L. Waltz and daughters, Ethel aDd Garnet, of Mooreland, Ind.; I. H. Harris and sons, Granville and Charles, of West Richmond: Miss Lou McCall, Mrs. J. C. Locke and children. Stareen and Ruby McCall. An enjoyable event of the past week was the meeting of the G. F. C. Club
district will hold a general meeting on Thursday evening, February 2H, at 7:30 Jn Finley school hall. There will bo addresses given by Mr. Chas Brown and others and special music "rill be an ' enjoyable feature. . $. 4. cams nave been received by a number of Richmond people announc ing the engagement of Mr. Kyde Wil son and Miss Fredlcka Faulkner, of Connersvilb. The wedding will take place during the early summer at the home of Miss Faulkner la Conners-
ville. 4 4 S
Following Is the program to be giv
en this moaning at the Musical Study
club which meets in the- music parlors on South Tenth 6treet: "The Fugo and Canon, analysis, Mrs. Neff. IllustrationsMrs. Hunt, Miss Clements. The Double Trio. The Spring Grove Sewing Circle will meet this afternoon with Mrs. Leander Woodard. There will be a card party at the Country club Monday afternoon, March 4, at 2:30 o'clock. Bridge will be played and the hostesses will be Mrs. C. J. Buntell and Mrs. Charles Mc43ulre. The election of officers will take fclace at the annual meeting of the Ladles Aid society Friday afternoon at J
the First Presbyterian church. The annual reports will also be given and it is hoped there will be a full attendance. j. 4. 4. Announcement has been made of fhe engagement of Miss Roumaine Madeline Hardcastle and Mr. Philip Vandermark of Evanston, . Illinois. Miss Hardcastle has a number of friends In the city, having been a guest at a number , of Miss Juliette
tfwayne'a house parties. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Holton will en
tertain with a dinner Thursday even-
Ins: in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Schuman
Jones, at their home on North Thir
teenth street. On Saturday, Mr. and
Mrs. Holton will entertain with a sec
ond dinner in their honor. The guests
will include the members of the Saturday Evening Pedro club. A meeting of the Good Cheer Club will be held Wednesday afternoou at the home of Mrs. Sherman Brandenburg on North Twelfth street. The members are requested to come prepared for a rehearsal of an entertainment which will be given soon by the club. - Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Bulla celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary Sunday at their home north of the city. At noon a bountiful dinner was served, the host nd hostess having only their near relatives as guests.
Many beautiful gifts were received. Sunday evening their daughter, Miss Bertha Bulla, entertained the following party of young people at a six o'clock dinner: Miss Nellie Hodgln, Miss Nellie Morrow and Messrs. Leonard Hill, Millard Markle and Wilbum Hod gin. Sunday at their home near Easthaven, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. McCall were given a surprise by their children, the occasion being one of much enjoyment both to Mr. and Mrs. McCall and their guests. The birthdays of the host and hostess occur in this
with Miss Nellie Morrow, at her home north of the city. A patriotic program was given and the colonial decorations were carried but in all the rooms. In accordance with the colonial times, an old-fashioned fireplace was arranged in one of the rooms and cider and apples were served. Flags draped the doorway and were arrang
ed In various ways around the rooms.
A pleasant feature in connection with
the meeting was a surprise given on
Mr. and Mrs. Morrow by the S. S. Club. Phonograph music by Mr. Ab-
ner Bulla was given and oysters were served in the dining room. Carnations
formed the decorations in the dining
room. Tne guests were Messrs. ana Mesdames Lee Fulghum, J. P. Gift, W.
A. Bulla, C. H. Bulla, Homer Estelle,
A. M. Hoover, H. I. Hoover. O. D. Atkins and Lewis Sieweke; Mrs. Elizabeth Hodgln; the Misses Nellie Hod-
gin, Bertha Bulla, Bertha Davenport, Annie 'Markle, Laura Hoover. Lulu Hampton, Stella and Grace Hoover, Ethel Hoover and Gertrude Atkins, and Messrs. Lawrence Estelle, Leonard Hill, Millard Markle, Ernest Davenport, Clyde Hoover, David Hoover, Raymond Mitchell, Frank Burk, Omar Burk, Jacob Hoffman, William Hodgin, Frank Hodgin and Walter Snyder. George and Martha Washington
were . impersonated " by" Miss Morrow and Mr. Lawrence Estelle, who appeared in colonial costume. Mr. Clyde Hoover appeared as a colored waiter and occasioned much amusement throughout the evening. The next meting of the G. F. C. Club will be in
two weeks. . 4 i
Mr. and Mrs. Shuman Jones, who
will. leave the first of March for Los Angeles, Cal., where they will make their home, were guests of honor at a
dinner at the Westcott hotel Sun-
fair tfofh tic Anrl kAetAea Its!
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schultz. The dinner was served in courses and the table decorations were carnations. The guests included Messrs. and Mesdames William H. Campbell, Mark Wilson, B. B. Johnson, P. W. Smith, George Eggemeyer, A. W. Sample, Le-
roy Browne, Erie Reynolds, Charles P. Holton and Miss Gertrude Taggart,
of Indianapolis. Other social events will be given for Mr. and Mrs. Jones
before their departure, one being a dinner to be given Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Holton at their home
on North Thirteenth -street. 4 4" No more pretty or enjoyable party
was given the past week in honor of George Washington's birthday than the one Saturday evening for which Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Browne were host and hostess at their home on South Fifteenth street. The guests were members of the Wednesday Duplicate Whist Club and the Saturday Evening Pedro Club. Flags and great clusters of carnations were artistically arranged around the rooms. In the center of
on" North Twelfth street, the party being one of the prettiest of the many given the past week. Following an hour of needlework a luncheon was served. The guests numbered twenty and were Mesdames Fred Schneider, Frank McDonell, William Hiatt. Frank Gilbert, John Lindstrom, Frank Clark, D. L. Mather, Harry Mather, Mary Paige, Charles Haseltine, J. M. Bailey, Alton Hale, Charles Houser and Walter Jones and
the Misses Lydia Schneider, Ruby
Clark and Lillian Paige.
The following guests were entertain
ed Sunday at dinner by Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Commons at their
home near Centerville: Messrs. and
Mesdames C. E. Bell, F. E. Bell, of
West Richmond, W. S. Commons. II.
J. Commons and family and Miss Lou
ise Hammon, of Richmond. 4 4
One of the most interesting ard instructive meetings of the Bible Study
Circle of North A street Friends'
church was the one held Saturday eve
ning at the Morrisson-Reeves Library. The use of the slides showing pictures of madonnas and scenes in the life of
Christ, made the meeting doubly u:ter
estlng. Accompanying the exhibits of
slides, was a talk explaining each one given by Miss Edith Winder, which was much enjoyed. Next week the
Circle will meet with Mrs. Emily
Chandlee in West Richmond.
Eden lodge, Daughters of Rebekah,
held one of the most successful and
enjoyable meetings Saturday evening in its lodge rooms, two candidates being initiated. Guests were in attend
ance from East Germantown, Win
Chester, Liberty and Centerville and
a large number of members of the local lodge were present. After the
ceremonies a banquet proved an en
joyable feature.
Mr. and Mrs. John L. Rupe enter
tained Bishop Francis, of Indianapolis,
at the Hotel Westcott. Sunday. In the evening Rev. D. C. Huntington
was also a guest at dinner. j. 4, 4.
A meeting of the Woman's Home
Missionary Society of the First M. E. church will be held Wednesday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs. S. H.
Jones, 209 North Ninth street. "The
Imigrant, Who and Whence They
Are," will be the subject of a paper
by Mrs. S. C. Bevington. The leader
for the meeting will be Mrs. John
Starr.
4 4 Mrs. Henry Luring will be the host ess for a meeting of the Reading Cir
cle of the First M. E. church Friday
afternoon, at her home on South Fifteenth street. 4. 4. 4. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Osborn, who are
: spending the winter at St. Augustine, j Fla., will celebrate their fourteenth
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The Ladies of the S. of V. will meet with Miss Clara Hebble February 27,
at her home, 112$ Main street.
n enjoyanie surprise party was given Saturday evening on Mr. George Theurer by a number of his friends, the occasion being his birthday. The amusement of the evening was pro
gressive pedro, there being four ta
bles. Prizes were awarded to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heet and Mr. Fred Corco
ran. A luncheon In courses was serv ed, tiny flags being used as favors.
The company included Messrs. and
Mesdames Charles Woodhurst, Hen
ry Heet, Louis Grlswoll. Walter Se-
nor, Wm. Urban, Wm. Hufford. Jas.
Turman, Fred Corcoran, S..M. Hayes,
John Etter, Messrs. Roy Stanley, Win
field Urban and the Misses Abbie Ur
ban, Thelma Corcoran, Daisy Workes,
Treva Etter and Adeline Theurer. 4-
At the meeting of the Primary Un
ion Saturday afternoon at the First English Lutheran church, the primary
Sunday school lesson was explained by Miss Elizabeth Foulke in a very
Interesting and able manner. Devo
tional exercises were led-by Rev. R.
J. vvade and a chapter on the "Teach
er's Training Work" was read by Prof.
W. A. Fiske. The program ended
with a song by the society. On March 9th the society will meet again, the
lesson to be explained by Mrs. C. O,
Shirey, followed by a discussion. De
votional exercises will be conducted by Rev. C. Huber. Musical selections will be given and the second chapter
of the 'Teacher's Training Work
will be read by Prof. D. R. Ellabarger.
The union has been a success ever since its organization several weeks
ago, and it has proved to be a great
help to the primary teachers in the
city.
A birthday party was given yester
day afternoon by Mrs. William Henry Steen at her home on South Ninth street. Mrs. Steen celebrated her seventy-fourth birthday anniversary, the guests including her seven child
ren and twelve grandchildren and oth
er friends and relatives. A social time was spent, and adding to the
enjoyment of the occasion a luncheon
was served.
A number of the friends of Mr. and
Mrs. Perry Clark gave them an en
joyable surprise at their home on
So'?'1 Seventh street, Saturday even-
in r le occasion being the birthday
ann. ersary of Mrs. Clark. Music and
games proved to be of much enjoy
ment to the guests and refreshments were served by the hostess. The
guests were Messrs. and Mesdame Ora Chenoweth, J. N. Phenis, Ernest
Evans, J. T. Thomas, Mrs. Elmer Cain
and the Misses Clara Lichtenfels,
Florence Piper, Thelma Thomas and
Messrs. Clarence Tillson, Bert Over
man, Louis Berry, Orvllle Donahue, Robert, Ancil and Frank Elliott and
Omar Clark.
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A meeting of the Men's Social Un
ion will be held next Sunday afternoon
at South Eighth Street Friends'
church, it being the monthly meeting
for March. President Kelly, who was
to have . spoken at the last meeting.
will speak next Sunday and probably
will give the address which he was to
have delivered at the last meeting.
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A wedding of the past week, which
will be of interest to a number of
Richmond people, was that of Mr, Rex. McLear and Miss Ida Williams, which
took place Wednesday, February 20th,
at Cincinnati. They returned imme
diately to this city and will reside on
South Eighth street. Mrs. McLear Is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry J.
Williams and has the best wishes of
many friends, as has also her husband.
A. very interesting program was
prepared for the meeting of the Trifoliuni Literary Society of the First
English Lutheran church last night.
held in the church parlors. Mr. Oliver
Nusbauru had a paper on "The
Trans. Siberian Railroad and Its Bus
iness." '"Moscow and Its Balls" was
the subject of a paper by Miss May Ross and one on "The Art and Architecture" was given by Miss Jennie Ross. All of the members participated in giving "Current Events." At a meeting of the St. Paul's BrothcriuH d of Grace M. E. church Sunday afternoon. th following officers were elected: President, Mr. F. G. Burnett; vice president. A. H. Hyde; secretary, William Kellar; Treasurer, O. F. Ward. - Mrs. Jefferis Wilson will entertain the Ivy club tomorrow afternoon at her home on North Seventh street. Euchre will be played at three tables and will be followed by a luncheon. 4 Mrs. J. M. Koodle and Mrs. Samuel Gaar were the readers for the meet
ing of the Magazine club yesterday
afternoon, tne aostes3 bem
Press (QoocDs mdl SSDk Deporll'inrueinit Our new lines and assortments of Spring Dress Goods Silks and Trimmings, are now ready for your inspection The Variety the Largest The Selections the Best ...... The Prices the Most Reasonable Special Values aft 50c, 75c, $1.00, $1,25 and $1.50. Six experienced and competent salespeople will take pleasure in showing the goods. Five Utfeefcs and We elebrate Easter. Early selecti.ons are always the best and most satisfactory.
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yesterday afternoon with Mrs. D. W. Dennis at her home on the National
road. "Current Events' were given by Mrs. Harry Mather and Mrs. Ida
Lemon. Next Monday the club will meet with Mrs. John M. Coate at her home on South Twelfth street. Mrs.
Judson Rupe and Mrs. Frank Land
will give the -Current Events." A meeting of the Mary F. Thomas W. C. T, U. was held yesterday afternoon with the president, Mrs. Martha Little on North Eighth street. Only the regular business was transacted. The next-meeting will be in . two weeks. This evening at eight thirty o'clock the wedding of Miss Alberta Mary Mahan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Pearson, of Indianapolis, and Mr. Alcheas P. Walker of Rushville, will take place at the First Baptist church, at Indianapolis. Miss Mahan is well
known to Richmond people and among the out-of-town guests at the wedding will be Mrs. Ira Swisher of this city.
Union City, are the guests of local friends. Miss Grace Smith has returned frcm a visit with Miss Phoebe Bates of Kokomo. Russell Gaar, who attends Miami Military academy, is home for a 'Jew days visit Mark II. Pennell has returned from Indianapolis, where he attended th2 hardware convention. Mr. "and Mrs. D. W. Johnston, of Richmond, spent Sunday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Johnston, at Eaton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bollinger Spent Sunday at Williamsburg with their daughter. MIsr Mabel Bollinger, who is a teacher in the high school at that place. -
DEPENDS ON TRACTION LINE As to Whether or Not Newcastle Shall Have Bate Ball the Coming Season.
Senator Roscoe E. Kirkman did not return to the Indiana general assembly yesterday owing to the Illness of his wife at their home on West Pearl street. Mrs. Kirkman was threatened with a severe attack of pneumonia, but at the present time is resting easier. Mr. Kirkman may return to Indianapolis today.
PERSONAL MENTION. Miss Anna Finfrock has retained to Anderson after spending Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. Homer Hart have returned from a visit in Eaton. Mrs. James Larrimore of Topeka, Kan., is visiting in the city. Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Swayne arc spending a few days in Chicago. John Barlow of Eaton spent yesterday in the city. Miss Gertrude Taggart of Indianapolis is visiting Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Sample. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Munger of Williamsburg spent yesterday in the
city.
Mrs. R. G. Sherman is visiting I
frinda in Tnrflanannlls i
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Morrow are!Mary Younsr. Nellie Fcosel. and Karl-
visiting friends In Cincinnati. i Ackerman. The essava are to b h.mrl-
Miss Anna Nicholson of Ft. W?yne ed in not later than next Monday. The!
Newcastle, lad., Feb. 23. Whether or not there will be bnse'oall in this city the coming season now rents witli the Indianapolis & Eastern Traction company,, which originally . advocated the project. A. H. Ward and Jot Goar were asked to tako th managr ment of the team and consented ani then prepared mi 'stimata of the rout of leasing gmund and establishing a park south of the city along the traction company's lino. The tBtImit has been prepared and submitted t the official!! of the tr:irtlrii rmnr:m
If in need of a hog, sheep or cattle anf hhowH that Si "oo will lw ronuirl
dipping tank, write before buying to ; lo proVj,t, a park ready for Kanu-s. the National Medical Co., Sheldon. Ia.jThls anJovmt wm rf ir.,l to som(extent by selling advertising spac on IflDfM A RIC DCTIIDM Tf i the fence to merchants, but the amount KIM KM AIM b KtlUKIM IU (needed after this Is dom will be la
LtUlSLATUnC DcLATtUitn neighborhood of $1,000. Should
tne traction company lrel(lt to expend this much the project will go on.
SENIORS WILL COMPETE IN THE ESSAY CONTEST
The following members of the Senior Class have signified their inten. tion of competing In the writing of essays on Revolutionary topics, the prize to be five dollars in gold, given by Mrs. William Gaar: Julius Gros-
The Eikenberry Funeral. Eaton. Ohio. Feb. 2.', (dpi. The funeral services over the remains of Everett Eikcuberry were held in th Wheatvil'ie church Sunday morning at 9 o'clock. Interment was made in Mound ' H'.Il cemetery. Tho young man died of pneumonia after n illness of only a few dayr-. Hi age was twenty years. He is a son of .Mr. ani Mrs. Ephrlam Eikenberry, and was well known ia Eaton.
is visiting in the city.
Miss Florence Ratliff has returned
to Anderson after a visit with her
parents, west of the city.
James Eliason cf Germantown spent
yesterday la the city.
judges have not yet been decided on.
Watson Turned Down Offer.
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iiOPts3 IMn" Mrs
Harry Land, at her hoire on North I T1SU m LlumousThirteenth street. Magazine articles ! Miss Louise Carter
touching on subjects of general Interest were read. Guests of the ciub I were Mrs. Sidney Csldwaiader of f Philadelphia, with Mis. Harrington (
ames ana --vire. uinw war. spent Sunday with her parents.
.Monaay .irs. v . it. uoniey win oe tne hostess, at her home on Souta Twelfth street. Mrs. J. II. Kinder will be the reader.
Representative Watson has been offered a rlapfi on tfc pfirr;if s,!r,n that
Miss Jessie Clark is visiting friends i Is to gtudy the subject of lnmlrra-
in GreensfOrk. Itinn It la mrnM.rail hr minr
Mrs. James Lewis is visiting friends i bers a very desirable assignment, as
In Hartford City. provision 13 made for extensive travel
Carl Ringhoff has returned from ajn foreign countries. Mr.. Watson.
; however, has othr irons in the fire
is'and will not accept the appointment. j
visiting in the city, '--"" ci.in
Miss Ruth Nicholson of GreeusToik j is visiting ia the city. . 1 Miss Flo-enee Ratliff of An-lrsou !
Hi'l w.r- in ' Tn5 C JSC of il? City of Richmon
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I " Miss Anna Finfrock, of .Anderson, is I spending a few days with her pa'-ems.
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Hearing Was Postponed.
Fred Lemon and Joe Hill w-i t in! 1 c,s
ag.iiuii. nenry .utiermeister. Tor vio
lation oi tne city, pedaling oidinance, i j was to have been heard yesterday iin the circuit court but th hnarfrrrft
As the Ticknor dab has finished j Miss Katheryn Kraus3 of Indianapo-1 fjje case was postponed on accounof
me siuay oi ecasespeare. s . "ine;. ' tuesi ui aaiss v-uns;a':s ; tfce absene from the city of C. E. Tempest," the study of "Julla3 Cea- Fos!er.v j Shlreley and R. K. Stiireley, attorneys ser" wtis taken up at the meeting held Mr. and Mrs. Harry -Heckxuau of I for the defendant.
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