Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 33, Number 108, 2 June 1908 — Page 5

PAGE FIVE. Or. Lyon's PERFECT i cers will take place. All member j are urged to be present . . Men Who Now Enthusiastically Support Band Concerts, and Parks Where They May Be Given Anouncenieui has been made eftfce engagement of Miss Carrie Stont of Pao'i, Ir.d , and Mr. Arthur Rinford of Knightstown. The wedding will take niace sometlne this month. Miss Edi'h Stout, sister of the bride t lect. and M:ss Ada nir.ford will b

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Hot Springs, S. D., Juno 2. Last night for the first time in the history of South Dakota, a young woman became a bride while wearing male attire. She had been working as a man on a ranch, and a week ago her employer engaged a, young man and required that they occupy the same quarters. Last night he learned her sex ami declared that unless she marTied the young man at. once he would send her to jail. She consented, a minister was sent, for and the knot tied before the girl could change her clothing.

Puts that feeling of vim and go Into your tired brain and body that makes life a pleasure of health and happiness; you feel as young in years and looks as a child it's Hoi lister's Rocky Mountain Tea, greatest summer tonic. :i cents. Tea or Tablets. A. G. Luken & Co. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS (Furnished by County Mosbaugh.) Recorder Francis E. McMinn to John Nixon, part southeast lfMO-14 Center township, $."oo. Martha E. Gibson to Herman F. Pilgrim, lot 26S Haynes addition to Riehxuond. ?70. Dickinson Trust Co., Trust to Wm. H. Dennett, lot ITS Earlham Heights addition to Richmond. $100. Fraee M. Price to Roy Stratton, part lots 41-42 Christian Fetta's addition to Richmond, $1,5M. Rose B. Curme to Robert M. Hays, lot. 20 Nathan Hawkins, addition to Richmond, $S00. Joseph P. Iliff to Katherine M. Bloom, lot 1, Haynes addition to Richmond, ?4oo. Exception Worth Noting, One of those positive men who are prolific In maxims for the general guidance of mankind was holding forth to a group of listeners. "Never tell your dreams." he said. "They interest nobody but yourself, and If they have any significance at all they merely Indicate some mental weakness on the part of tbe dreamer." "Yes." replied one of the listeners after a pause; "what a fool old John Bunyan was to tell that long dream of his about the pilgrims." After this there was another and longer nnn--. The railroad bridge connecting Venice with the mainland is 12,050 feet long. POL Cured at Home I Will be at Arlington Hotel, Richmond, Friday, June 5, and until noon, 6th. All persons, Male or Female, suffering from loss of Expelling Forces, Prolapsing, Fissures, Fistulas, Catarrh, Inflammation, rice-ration. Constipation, Bleeding, Blind or Itching Piles, are kindly requested to call and see me. No Examination No Operation Medicine placed direct to the diseased parts by yourself. I claim the most complete successful, original and sensible method of curing these terrible afflictions ever offered to the public. By the use of rny Positive Painless Pile Cure All the above named rectal diseases can be cured as easily as if it were on the outside. Come in and see me and learn something worth knowing; it may save you hundred? of dollars and years of suffering. Most kindly ours. S. U. TARNEY Sola Proprietor and Manufacturer, ANBCRX, IXD.

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Appropriations by the city city from using the money for the 1 SSOCIAL To Reach the Society Editor, Call SOCIAL EVENTS FOR TODAY, Card party at the Country club house this afternoon.; Senior picnic at Jackson Park; Spring Grove Sewing circle meets with Mrs. Hoover; a business meeting of the Domestic Science association at the home of Mrs. Frank Land on North Twelfth street. Demonstrations of the tireless cooker will be given. v St The following young people formed a picnic party in a beautiful grove near the city: Misses Mable and Nora Wettig, Nora Me Nellis. Dora Hack man, Lola Brown, Elmira McKinley, Goldie Dadisman. Blanch Williams, Minnie Burris and Mary Essenmacher, Messrs. Maurice Iliatt, Walter Dadisman, Howard Wettig. Everett Englebert, Charles Turner, Walter Mull. Walter Mortin. Elby Dadisman and Ora Cail of Eaton. Ohio. j Miss Blanche Williams of Williamsburg, has been visiting a few days with Miss Goldie Dadisman. Miss Dadisman accompanied Miss Williams home and will spend a week as her guest. , v Will Rich and family with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Dadisman. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cail at Eaton, Ohio, recently. J ! entertained a I Miss Blanche Llyode number of her girl friends in honor of her thirteenth birthday anniversary at her home on South Sixth strret. The hours were spent in a social manner, after which a dainty two course luncheon was served. The true sis were: Misses Reba Gunner, Norma Herfert. Anna Minner. Marie Ferris. Marie Smith, Mildred Schur.m and Pearl and Helen Llyode. . . The Woman's Foreic society of the First M. E give a reception for the the King's Herald bam evening at seven-thirty Missionary i hvtrch. will members of tomorrow o'clock. A musical program will be given. All members are requested to come piepared to pay their dues. The men and friends of both organizi.iioas areinvited to attend. . Mrs. T. L. Coblin and daughter. Mrs. Jessie C. Loy. of Los Angeles, California, are the guests of Mies Belle V. Scott. 110 North Fifteenth street. Mrs. Coblin and Mrs. Loy are well known here, as they made Uii til' Vicis

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purpose for which it was appropriated. NEWS! Home Phone 1121, or Bell Phoie 21 home for a number of years. They will remain here for about two days. The second annual banquet of the Trifolium Literary society of the First English Lutheran church, was held last evening in the church parlors. Mrs. John Leive was chairman of the committee which made all necessary arrangements for this most charming and elaborate affair. Artificial flowers of a French design, intermingled with natural peach boughs, were suspended from the chandeliers and also were attractively festooned about the walls in such a graceful manner that the effect was unusually attractive. Large bouquets of pink peonies were used in the center and at the corners of the table, pink candles in beautiful candelabra gave a pleasing charm to the other table appointments. The place cards were dainty handpainted designs of pink clovers, with the word 'Trifolium" engraved upon them. Places were arranged for forty members and four guests. The honor guests were: Miss Weber of Tone-ka. Kansas. Messrs. Daniel Weber. Fred Dougan and Walter Pille. An elegant four course dinner was served at i:MO o'clock. Mr. Herbert Fledderjohn was toastmaster and the following toasts were given at his call: "Our History" Mrs. H. C. Fledderjohn. "Our Successes' Rev. E. G. How-1 Qr "Our Failures" Miss Elizabeth Krueger. "Our Aim" Miss Minter. "Cur Husbands' Miss Emma Engle-! brccht. "Our Vives"-Mr. Evc-rard Knoller.-' berg. j "The German in Art" Mr. Oliver' Nusbaum. j "Our Individual Future Miss Ger-; tr.!'p Mevf-r 1 After the toasts had been giver. Mr. Everard Kr.olienberg. chairman of the program committee, announced that "Scotland" would be the subject for r.txt year's study. A noniir.atine committee was appointed with Miss Elma Noire as chairman. The next meeting will be held in September, at which time officers will he elected for the ensuing year. At the close of this most enjoyable function Mis;: Alice Knollenberg playel a German march and small German flags were given as favors. The past year has been devoted to the study of Germany. The toast given iiii May ex iulte uiiiua audi

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Last summer the Sunday municipal clever. The prediction of the future of each member was given in verse. . A dinner party was given last evening by Miss Mabel Barber at her home on South Thirteenth street in honor of Miss Marguerite Green and Mr. Carl Meyers, whose marriage will take place Wednesday. June tenth. The table was arranged in a most pleasing and attractive manner with early June roses and ferns. The rosebuds were placed throughout the length of the table. Unique place cards, with a design in. which bells ann hearts predominated, were used. Dinner in four courses was served at six o'clock. Places were arranged for, including the hostess. Miss Coral Weeghman. Miss Pearl Hasecostet. Miss Stella Barber. Miss Lura Colvin. Miss Marguarete Green and Miss Anna Dilks. Mr. Thomas McCarthy, Mr. Charles Morgan, Mr. Earl O'Hara, Mr. Morris White, Mr. Carl Meyers, Mr. Henry Bulla and Mr. George Coate. Mrs. Ray Rhiveley will entertain the member? of the Wednesday Bridge Whist club tomorrow atfernoon at her hoem, corner A and North Fourteenth streets. j Mrs. John Todd of Windsor. Canada, is upending a we- k with her sister I Mrs". Eil ward Ray at her home on the ' New Paris pike. j -J , j Many teas, luncheons and dinnpr' parties will be given at Indianapolis in, the next few weeks in honor of Miss Lara B. Harold whose marriage to Mr. Cleo Leigh Hunt will take place in June. Miss Harold is the daughter of Dr. C. N. Ha-obl of that city. She is a niece of Dr. Isaac S. HaroM, and is well known locally, having visited in tliis city a number of tinted. The marriage of Miss Bertha Irene Chapman, daughter of J. Wilbur Chapman, and Dr. Columbus Polk Goodson took place at the First Presbyterian church of Warsaw this afternoon at 2 :"'. Immediately following the ceremony a wedding reception was given at "Bungalow Villa." the Winona home of Dr. C'-iapman. The ceremony was performed by Dr. Caapntan. assisted by the Rev. Mr. Montgomery of Warsaw. The bride was given away by her brother, J. Wilbur Chapman, Jr. Miss Anita Bruce, a daughter of Senator Bruce of Atlanta, la., was maid of honor, while George B. Harris of St. Louis, was best man. Ov.er members of the wedding party were t.te Misses Ethel Wills of Peoria. liL, md Rutli E. Thompson of Winona, as tridesmaUis: Dr. C. C. Dn Bois and Mr. Allen Widamaii of Warsaw, as shers; Agues Pruyn Chapman and J. Wilbur Chapman Du Bois. as ribbon -arers and Clara and Lorinda Tnomp;n as flower girls. The wedding .naraii wi plajed by Mr. Charles W.

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concerts were a great success. Marsh of Dr. Chapman's evangelistic pari y. Miss Chapman wore an imported gown of hand embroidered net, over white satin. Her veil was held back from her face by a wreath of white Valley lillies, and she carried a huge bunch of the same. Miss Bruce, maid of honor, wore a gown of pink brussels net over pink satin and carried a shower botjuet of white sweet peas. Miss Agnes Chapman, ribbon bearer wore a dainty frock of white mull trimmed in lace. The bridesmaids wore pink silk mull frocks, trimmed in ecru lace and carried large bunches of pink sweet peas. The little flower girls wore white dotted swiss dres s, hair tied with pink ribbons and carried large baskets of pink sweet peas. The decorations at both the church and home were carried out in green and w'lite. In the evening Dr. Goodson and hfs bride will leave for a short wedding I trip, termination not known, and will i Ik at home to friends after June 15 in their beautiful parsonage, 311 Prospoet avenue. Highland Park, 111. j Five hundred invitations were issuj ed for the wedding and about one1 hnnrheil for Thn rnf'f nrinn Mrs. M. .T. Galvin entertained at a dinner party the first of the week. The affair was given at the Robinson cafe. Places, were arranged, including

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the hostess, for Miss Mary Ennis, Miss Margaret Conroy and Miss Nellie Conroy. t t All members of the Knights and Ladies of Honor lodge are requested to be in the hall promptly at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening. June M v Mrs. D. F. Rodgers of Cleaves. Ohio, is the guest of lier mother. Mrs. William Went ling for ;t few days. . Mrs. Amos Walker of New York is the house guest of Mrs. Dill for a time. Mrs. Dill has just, returned from Indianapolis where she was the guest of her parents, Judse and Mrs. Walker. -j A church sociable will be held tomorrow evening at St. Paul's Parish house at 7:3' o'clock. The affair has been arranged by the members of the St. Agnes Guild. Music will be furnished for the occasion. Refreshments will be served. A cordial invitation Ta extended to all interested. j Mrs. Lydia Cooper and Mrs. William Wood are guests at Indianapolis for a few days. j: Jt Miss Lindemuth will be hostess fr a meeting of the Alice Gary club tomorrow afternoon at her home on South Fourteenth stf-ct. The meeting will be in the na'ure of a business session. The annual election of offi-

are ;:;'!-;: a: ccl.rvo. . The .i-:v ' s hi.-t i-anv n h:c!i wilt be cn n t.-r., :-..w ev-i:?r.g ! Mr. ar.d Mis. U--.; G :if-:r a' -!:e!r hffie on K .; M;.i!i ;r,-v' m H It- ct'dirnen'.tr . M : and M-s. Sviiutiuui Joces . Mi.-s ':i!i'e R.trter 'o,iay f-r (-",,,;; fjji c't; h (" -':e will visit for a few '.as w i'h her cousin Miss Ethel Mrs " V. Iaar w-:st to Indianapolis Fri! !y n h, ro she will jiTfc::,i the c,,r!',::r!u-,-r:t :: t'rt-lf ;T Knickeilivc'nf r I. a'.!. . T!:o Kpworth l.e.igue of the First M. K'. church will huM a social this cvoninc a' the !,,,' et" Dr. arid Mis. P. - 'W. jStet-nso. 4K South Fill.-. -nth sMif!. Uno of l,-:i!;irts of Tin. af fair will be a marj-htv ;!' b.ke. ." Mrs Ernest Evans and M:s. Del:.! PSf-nif )iAv go:u to Lafactte to a'ttnd the cotntntion ( th Sons of Veterans.

LAFAYETTE READY FOR SOUS OF VETERANS I Registration Is Progressing Today. Lafayette, Ind.. June 12. Tyval committees in charge of the arrangen:, ns for ihe Sons of Veterans' state encampment report that everything is in readiness for the visitors who will come to the city today and Wednesday. Many delegates are expected. Among them will be women representing the auxiliary. Commander Charles S. Hartsell of Portland, the head of the state organization, arrived in the city last night and assumed charge of the encampment. Today will he devoted to the reception and registering of the delegates at the G. A. R. headquarters. The business sessions will be held in the Circuit and Superior Court rooms. The city is appropriately decorated for the occasion. FOOLISHNESS CAUSE POLICEMAN'S INJURY Woman Calls for Help When She Sees Mouse. New York. June 2. While trying tc answer a woman's call for help on th third floor of an apartment, policeman Mooran fell from the fire escape and was seriously injured. It later developed that the woman was frightened by a mouse. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the un dersigned has been appointed Administratrix of the estate of Jesse I). Kinder, late of Wayne County, Indiana. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. ROSE G. KINDER. L. C. Abbott, Att'y. jun2 0-16-dly Impartial and Undicoverab!. Rome has many English visitors just now. One English lady, interested to the little boys who deliver the wares of the pastry cooks, said to a little fellow who had brought her some cakea, "Ah, I suppose you get the benefit at one of these cakes yourself om times?" "What does madam mean?" asked the boy. "You eat a cake now and then?" "Eat them? On, no, madam; that wouid not do. I only lick 'em as I come along." London Tatler. Sleeplessness is often caused by the head being exposed to th cold. whil the rest of the biy is warm. In nin cases out of ten if the head is covered with a silk handkerchief it will Induce sleep.