Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 34, Number 220, 17 June 1909 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND l'ALLAPIUM AJU SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 17, 1903.

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NEWS OF SOCIETY J

What Is Doing in Social, Club and Art Circles. Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas

PHONE 1121

Cards as follows were Issued today; Mrs. Acnes M. Thomas . Announces the marriage of her . daughter , . Laura Alice to Adolph Lambert Wortmann June sixteenth, nineteen hundred and nine. At home at Squirrel Road After July 15, Dayton, Ohio. The wedding was celebrated yesterday at high noon at the home of the bride on 8outh Twelfth street. The house was beautifully, decorated with sweet peas and ferns, the motif pink and white being carried out in all the embellishments. The bride was attractively attired in a white gown. There were no attendants. Rev. H. R. Keates of the South Eighth Street Friends church performed the ceremony before a company of relatives and Intimate friends. Mr. and - Mrs. Wortmann left for a short wedding trip. The bride's going away gown was a navy blue suit with hat - and gloves to correspond. The only out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Wortmann of Dayton, Ohio. Mrs. Wortmann is well known here. Her many friends extend heartiest congratulations. Mrs. P. W. Smith gave an informal card company Tuesday afternoon at her home on East Main street, in honor of Mrs. C. A. Dugan and Mrs. T. T. Darwin of Decatur, Ind., and Mrs. H.

Shuman Jones of Los Angeles, California. ...... je Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dixon today announced the engagement of their daughter. Miss Margaret .. Dixon to Mr. Luke Bowing. The wedding will be celebrated Saturday morning July fourteenth in St. Mary's church. 8 Miss - Lulu Moorman entertained very informally Wednesday afternoon at her home on the National Road, west. The affair was given for Miss Moorman's former Earlham classmates, who were in the citv to attend the banquet and commencement exercises. The afternoon was spent socially. Luncheon was served. The out-of-town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Macy Cowgill of Terre Haute, Ind.; Prof. F. B. Heckman of New York City; Prof, and Mrs. George Moore, Kokomo, Ind.; Dr. and Mrs. Caswell Graves of Baltimore, Md. ; Miss White of Knightstown, Ind. The town guests were Miss Caroline Carpenter. Mrs. Lewis C. King and Miss Laura Gano. 3t Mr. and Mrs. Macy Cowgill of Terre Haute have returned home after a few days visit with Mr. and Mrs. Webster Parry of North Ninth street Mr. and Mrs. Cowgill were in the city to attend the commencement festivities at Earlham college. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. .Wiechman have gone to Chicago for a few weeks visit. They will return home by the

way of Columbus, stopping at Foster,

Ohio, for a visit with friends and

relatives. . Jt J

Members of the senior class of the

high school picnicked Tuesday after

noon in Jackson's park. After supper

dancing was enjoyed by the young people. Mr. Leroy Horton. Prof, and

Mrs. Murray with Miss Bertha Haw kins chaperoned the party. . ... Ji J J Miss Laura Gaston will give her an

nual recitals Monday afternoon and evening of next week. Those who will take part in the matinee recital

are Miss Florence Johnson. Miss Dor

othy Land, Miss Ruth Pennell, Miss Mary Clements, Miss Fay Drake, Miss Esther Coate, Miss Elizabeth Marvel,

Miss Mary Johnson. Mr. Josiah Mar

vel, Mr. Benjamin Johnson and Miss Alice McCaffrey. In the evening the

following students will furnish the

program: Miss Gaynelle Hageman,

Miss Louise Millikan. Miss Lucy Tur

ner, Miss Bessie Adams, Miss Gen

evieve Newlin, Miss Edith Runge,

Miss Alta McPherson and Mrs. S. W.

Corwin. The affairs will be held in

the lecture room of the First English

Lutheran church. The public is in vited to attend. J J

Persons in this city who are inter

ested in musical affairs will be glad

to learn that the State Music Teach

ers' association will convene tbis year

in Lafayette. It will be of unusual in

terest as a number of artists will ap-

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pear. Among those most - prominent

will be Miss Dorothy Sethbridge. the young English woman who made , a

sensational debut, this season. Myrtle. Eloyn and Ch. Clemens with Harrison Wild and several others will al

so be "heard at this time. Miss Laura

Gaston. ' Miss Lucy Turner with several others will ' attend.

V . .ji je -A prettily appointed company was

given this week by Mrs. Sanford Bond and Mis Elizabeth Wissler for Miss

Gertrude Meyer whose engagement to

Mr. Henry Erk has been announced.

.? JB , . The public !s cordially invited to

attend the musical to be given Monday la the Starr Piano parlors bv Mr. Fritz Krull and his nupiU. The program was announced yesterday. Mrs. Mary E. Neal and Miss Louise Neal of Xoblesviile who have been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cliarles Neal of South Sixteenth street, left last evening for Connersville for a visit with relatives before returning home. j$ jt Mrs. Calkins and daughter of Liberty, Ind., are the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Calkins for a few days. . l The wedding1 of Miss Katherine Moelk and Mr. C. E. Balford of Rochester, Pa., will be celebrated this evening at seven o'clock. J J Mr. Arthur Reece of New Castle. Ind., was in. the city last evening enroute to Kokomo where he will play for the Railroaders' picnic, which is being held there today. JS J J Mr. Edward Williams, Mr. Carl Haner, Mr. Roland Nusbaum and Mr. Ralph Hasemeier formed an automobile party to Cambridge City, Tuesday. Mr. Williams left yesterday for

Dayton where he will make his future

home. J Jt JK Friday afternoon Miss Ida Meyer will entertain for her sister, Miss Gertrude Meyer. j j j Miss Elizabeth Ferling will be honor guest at a shower to be given Friday afternoon by Mrs. J. F. Brown at her home on Main street. Miss Elizabeth Kline of Indianapolis is attending the B. Y. P. U. convention which is in session in this city. j& . j& Mr. end Mrs. Charles 'Lyons, Miss Margaret Lyons and Mr. Paul Lyons will go to Dayton Friday to attend the Wright celebration. J . J .; ji . ' A dinner company was given la3t evening by Miss Edna Smith at the Traction Cafe. The guests were Miss Ludle Townsend, Miss Gertrude Grose, Miss Irene Hart and Miss Marguerite Nolan d.

CLUB NOTES

Members of tho Woman's Relief Corps are meeting this afternoon in the new room at the court house. t 6 Miss Josephine Catcs is entertaining members of a' bridge club. The Mothers league of Whitewater school will meet in the Starr park on Friday afternoon at one-thirty o'clock to attend the art exhibit in a body. All members are requested - to be prompt as it is desired, the league be at tho building at two o'clock. The Lutheran Home circle of the St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet on Friday afternoon in the chapel of the churcn. All members are invited to be present. The Good Cheer club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Cornelius Miles at her home on the Mlddleboro pike. Music and social conversation were features of the afternoon. Mrs. William Thomas gave a reading. Mrs. Harold, Mrs. Kuhlman and Mrs. Raper were guests for the afternoon. Refreshments were served. Mrs. Mary Landis entertains the club in two weeks. Mrs. May Carman will be hostess for a meeting of the Mary W. Hill Wck man's Christian Temperance union Friday afternoon at her home 1210 Hunt street. All arc invited to attend this session.

THOMAS J STUDY IN miCTIOH He Foresees Democratic Victory the Next Time.

Thomas J. Study, the democratic city attorney in an address before the Jefferson club la6t evening cast his foresight four years hence and predicted success for the democratic party. Mr. Study claims the people are much dissatisfied with the way the republican administration Is handling the tariff cuestion. Other members of the club alo made short talks. The question of ' the first annua! banquet to be given June 29 at the L O. .O. F. hall was discussed. .

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PBOGRAMJQW READY Children's Day to Be Observed At Whitewater Church Sunday. PUBLIC URGED TO ATTEND

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ENLARGE THEIR BUSINESSELECTRIC PRESSING ' SYSTEM INSTALLED.

Tho following program will be given at Whitewater Friends' church Sunday evening. June 20, at 7:30 o'clock. All are cordially invited and urged to bring friends and enjoy- the evening' entertainment. Organ voluntary.. .Miss Mora Elliott Anthem. . ...... . .Choir Under leadership of C F. Hutchins. Invosation. . . ..Rev. Irvin Stegall Bibble Reading and Address of Welcome by Rev. A. Ncpier who conducted the big revival last' winter bo vividly remembered by this section of the city. Anthem Choir Recitations Childrens Day.. Irene Utter Nothing Too Small. Kathleen Nicholta The Secret .Myrtle Thoma Solo.. .Mr. C. F. Hutchins Recitations Do Your Best .... . .Sarah Kellcy To Please the King of Heaven .... ..Paul Ellis Do Your Best. Russell Crabb Song by the Children Recitations One Little Cloud. . Gertrude Matthews The Need of the Hour.. . EI ma Sparks Male Qaurtette. ....... Just Ac I'Am Clothing of Knights of Manhood. .. . Class 3 Recitation Thoughts for Children's , Day . - Mies Marie Matthews Song by the Children Recitation Little Quaker Maiden. . , . . . Miss Isabella Crabb Anthem..:... .. .. Choir . Recitations Kind Words .... ..Mies Edna Moser Watch Your Words . . .. .. .. .-Miss Marie Thoma Duet.... .. . .. .. ..Mrs. Dennis and Mr. Hutchins Recitations Which Did They Keep.. .. .. . ; . . . . Miss Ruby Kelly Silver Lining to the Clouds.

igolo.y.. .. ..Miss Gertrude Trimble

Recitations The Master is Coming. ..... ....

.. .. .. .. .. ..Miss Flossie Laxnoi Of Such is the Kingdom of Heaven. . j '.. Miss Estclla Rickeri

The Calf Path. .Miss Gertrude Thomas Anthem - cbo Benediction.... ....Rev. Irvin Stegall - Kara t Chsoce"Whoa Tronid yea ratber entertaiTU'' asks the pbiIospher of folly. a per fectly stupJd bore or a clever fellow who has Just ben abroad tcr the first timer Exenanre.

Emmons Tailoring Co. have enlarged, their business this spring. In addition to the large and fine line of suiting they make at $15 and $18. they have added an extra fine line of Imported Suitings that they will make up at $22. This is the same goods sold by high priced tailors at $35. The connection of Emmons Tailoring Co. with one of the largest woolen houses in the country gives them unusual advantage in price. Emmons Tailoring Co. have also installed this spring an Electric Pressing system. This system does the best pressing work at low prices. Press lng suits. 35c; trousers, 15. Best work or no charge. They are also showing surprising values in their spring line. A cordial invitation Is extended to all to look over their new spring styles.

ROUriD TRIP TO CI H CI H RATI Via C C 6 L ILD. June 20 ; The attractions are many The Lagoon, Cheater Park, Coney Island, The Zoo, Etc. Etc , 1 . Baseball Reds vs. Philadelphia Train leaves Richmond 5:29 a. m.; returning leaves Cincinnati 10 p. m. C. A. BLAIR, P. A T. A. Home TeL 20C2.

HOME GROWN STRAWBERRIES Right from the patch twice ; a day. HADLEY BROS. '

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