Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 35, Number 285, 21 August 1910 — Page 5

PAGE FIVE officers and for representatives tsa Coaress. Praetlcally all ot th sawav ent members in the House expect to be renominated. - IT CLOSED I0I1IGHI Whirlwind Gubernatorial Cam paign in Georgia, by Brown and Smith. . by Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas

THE XlICniXOXD PALIJUW7ZX AXTD CUIC-TELEGHAII, 8T7XDAT, AUGUST 21, 1010.

CHAUTAUQUA SCENE A HAPPY FAMILY

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VENTS FOR THE WEEK. , ftfldnday Tba Mary F. Thomas W. C. T. U. will meet In the dome room of the Morrlsson-Reovo library. All member are urged to be present A meetlnff of the Monday Ilrldae dab will be held at the Country club. Tuesday The Aid society of the West Richmond Friends church will meet In the afternoon. East Main 8treet Friends Sunday school will hold a picnic party at Glen Miller park. Wednesday Members of an afternoon card club will meet In the after noon. Thursday A card party will be held In the afternoon at the Country club for the members of the club. Friday No social events hate been scheduled for this date so far. J J J HOUSE PARTY. Miss Mary Noland and Miss Mar Euertte Noland are entertaining with a house party at their home In North Fifteenth street. Their guests aro Misses Katheiine and Helen SulllTan, of Indianapolis, Miss Edith Armstrong of Greenville, Mlas Miss Dorothy Stuukard, of Detroit, Mr. W. IL Ehlpman tfnd Mr. Klrkoff. of Indianapolis, Mr. Earl Harris of Chicago, Mi. Scott Peterson, of Philadelphia. The party began Saturday evening and will continue throughout the week. J NO DANCES FOR WEEK. So far no dancing parties have beui scheduled for the week. However the fortnightly dance of the Country club given during the summer season for the members will be gtven Saturda? evening. J ' Js HAVE RETURNED. Mrs. Augusta Scott, with her daughter Miss Ruth and son Mr. Andrew Scott, have returned from a trip In the north. Ji J J A QUEST IN INDIANAPOLIS. Mrs. Benjamin Myrick of Richmond to visiting her brother-in-law L. H. Myrick and family In North New Jersey street. Indianapolis News. j J FOR PET08KEY. Mr. John Eaton will leave Monday for Petoskey, Michigan, where he will be the guest or relatives for several weeks. , -ji jn j SPEND SUNDAY HERE. Mr. Merl Genn. Is In the city to spend Sunday with his parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. W. Genn. . jt j FISHING TRIP. Lawrence Handler. Clarence Foreman and John Maag, went to Yankeetown this afternoon for a two days fishing trip. . jn ji "jf LEFT SATURDAY. Karl Coate and Roland Coate went to Milton Saturday evening for a fishing trip. They will return Tuesday. 1 jl k4 HAVE RETURNED. ' Mr. and Mrs. George Dllks, Miss

Dorothy Dllks, Mr. Harrle Dllks, of

llulfalo, N. Y- and Mrs. J. E. Weller have returned from a camping party held at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. George Cole, near New Paris. ) . HOUSE PARTY. Miss Anna Hamilton. Miss Hazel Rees. Miaa Roth Gobel and Mlsa Pearl Butler of Greenfield, Ind., will entertain with a house party this week at the home of Miss Hamilton. The Invited guests are Mlascs Margaret and Frances McMullen, Miss Clara Hardest, of New Castle. Miss Pearl Thornburg, of Milton. Ind., Miss Mary Caldwell. Miss Gertrude Hamilton, and Misses Elizabeth and Hazel Thomas. Mlsa Hazel Thomas will attend. Thursday evening n dinner party win be given at the home of Miss Goble

for the guests. A number of other

charming, social events have been ar

ranged for the occasion. Nearly all

the girls who will compose the party

were students at Earlham college last

year. ":,- - - IS VISITING HERE.

Mr. Herbert Weeghman, of Chicago,

Is here for a visit with friends and

relatives. JI jf Jt A GUEST HERE.

Dr. F. C Lamar of Kansas City, Is visiting his brother Mr. F. 8. Lamar,

for a few days. J jt TO BLOOMINQTON.

Mr. Albert Gilchrist went to India

napolis Saturday. He will spend today

in lUoomington, the guest of his sister, Miss Ruth, who is at Indiana uni

versity for the summer. J JS JS A NUMBER OP PARTIES.

It Is expected that several dinner

parties will be given this evening at

the Westcott hotel as the new dining room will be opened. It has been attractively decorated with astors, gladlolea and ferns. Hicks and Wood

will furnish music. jl j ' ' CELEBRATED IN THE FALL.

The wedding of Mr. Gaar Williams of Indianapolis and Miss Magdalena Engelbert will be celebrated in the

fall. 'Jfl js js FOR EXTENDED TRIP.'

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Baer. who were recently married went to Chicago last evening for a few days stay. From

there they will go to Eddyvllle, la

to visit relatives of Mr. Baer. They will be absent from the city about two

weeks. J J J REVIEW OF THE WEEK.

The past week has been featured by

many pleasant Informal affairs includ

lng dances, dinners, bridge parties

and luncheons. It would be almost Impossible to give an account of the many different charming events which

have added to the pleasure of visiting

guests and house guests who nave been entertained during the week by

various hostesses. A feature of the

week In society however, was the an

nouncement of the Johnson-Rankin

wedding. The affair was celebrated

in July but was kept a secret until

Just recently when the announcement was made. Monday evening Mtas

Clara Dunlng gave a pretty porch party at her home In South Eleventh

street In honor of Miss Otte, of Marys-

ville, Ohio. Tuesday evening members of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity gave a dance In the pavilion at Jack

son park. Friday noon Mrs. John Nicholson entertained with a luncheon at the Country club for Miss Carrie Nicholson of CbJcago. A dinner-dance was given in the pavilion at Jackson park Friday evening by the members of the Elk lodge. js ji IS VISITING HERE. Miss William Shaughnessy of Madison, Indiana is the guest of Miss Meta Pfafflln at her home in North 8ixto street. J J J EXPECTED . HOME WEDNESDAY. . Rev. J. F. Dadcllffe of the First Methodist church who has been spending several weeks at Winona, is expected home Wednesday. jf js jm REUNIONS LAST WEEK. A number of family reunions were held last week, Glen Miller Park being the favored picnic grounds. j ji j ENTERTAINED MEMBERS. The August meeting of the Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the Second Presbyterian church waa held at the home of Mrs. O. L. Overman, 210 North Nineteenth street, recently. The regular program

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was given after which musical numbers were presented by Miss Mary Thomas and Miss Mable Overman. At the close of the affair a lunch was served by the hostess. The September meeting of the organization iill be held at the home of Mrs. Mumbower. J J J AUTO PARTY. . Mr. and Mrs. Thaddeus Hill, Mr. and Mrs. George Dilks, Miss Dorothy Dllks and Mr. Harrle Dilks formed an automobile party and took dinner In the country. js - J 'js A GUEST HERE. Mrs. Elizabeth Gaskill, of Dayton, Ohio ia the guest of Mrs. C. M. Green df South Fourth street JS J J DINNER AT CLUB. Mr. and Mrs. Nettleton Neff with

Mr. and Mrs. NVF. Crowell and their guest formed a dinner party at the

Country club last evening. ft tjC AT PORTLAND.

Miss Ruth L. White of 201 North Seventh street is visiting at Portland,

Ind. j j j VISITING HERE.

Mr. Charles Morgan, Mr. Howard Thomas and Mr. Harry Schunecht of the Indianapolis Sun are In the city,to spend Sunday. Mr. Schunecht is the

guest of Mr. Thomas. , J J J

Music

ARE AT HOME. Mr. and Mrs. Will Earhart. have returned from Chicago, where they spent the summer. Mr. Earhart has been studying and teaching during the summer. J v J RECITAL WEDNESDAY. A number of the little people of the city will assist Miss Bessie Buhl, of Cehtervllle, with, a recital to be given Wednesday evening of this week in that place. A number of Miss Buhl's Centervillo pupils will also aid .with

the program. Musical numbers, read

ings, recitations and dialogues will he the feature of the affair. The parents of the children with friends will be invited to attend. J A SUCCESS.

The recital given Thursday evening

of last week by Miss Bertha Garver,

assisted by Miss Marguerite Doan and

Mr. Leroy Laoey was a financial as

well as a musieal success. .

JS JS JS : HAS RETURNED. Professor F. K. Hicks has returned

from his vacation and has reopened his studio. ,

JS PJ J CHORUS A FEATURE. The large chorus under the direction of Mrs. Grace Garmon will be

a feature at Methodist day which will be celebrated Thursday of this we9k

at the Chautauqua. This large chorus is composed of the choir members of the different Methodist churches. Rehearsals have been held during the past few weeks regularly and" the numbers to be rendered by the chores will no doubt be unusually good as the ability of Mrs. Gormon as a musical director Is well known by local persons. JS JS JS v CLASS IN VOCAL Miss Bertha Garver, who studied music last year under Madame Tecla Vigna In Cincinnati, has a large class of vocal students for the summer. J J J TO COME MONDAY. Mrs. Zoe Pearl Park of Chicago, a well known musician wilt arrive in the city Monday, August twenty-ninth to assist at the local Chautauqua. Mrs. Park, who is a contralto of rare ability and talent will have charge of the children and will endeavor to teach them a number of charming little songs. She will aid In the social as well as musical development of the little people who are in her charge. Mrs. Park sang last winter for several consecutive days at the First English Lutheran services during the Lenten season. She has a number of friends and admirers here who are more than anxious to welcome her again. No doubt her work will prove one of the most attractive features of the children's program. - JS JS JS CHAUTAUQUA THE ATTRACTION. Music for the next two weeks In this city will center about the Chautauqua as a number of excellent musical features have been secured by the committee la charge. The public will well remember the success of the Whitney brothers in their appearance here several season's ago and owing to this fact the manage ment has secured a male quartet tak

ing their place as they were unable

to be here. Tba quartet secured is

known as the "Orpheum Musical club and comes highly recommended. This will no doubt prove a most attractive feature to musicians and lovers of good music. JS JS JS GREAT CONCERT SINGER. Among the great concert singers of the day Alexander Helnemann occupies a very prominent position, and among the baritones he is in many respects unique. He will make his first tour in America this season. '

PRIMARY IS ON TUESDAY

(American News Service) ' Atlanta, Ga., Aug. 20. The cam

paign for the gubernatorial nomina

tion between ex-Governor Hoke Smith

and Governor Joseph Brown closed

tonight in a whirlwind finish and next

Tuesday the primary will be held

throughout Georgia. The campaign

has been one of the most partisan in the history of the commonwealth and

has attracted wide attention.

It has been a fight of personalities with little regard to real public Issues. The differences, between Governor

Brown and ex-Governor Smith are of

long standing. Mr. Brown was Rail

road Commissioner in 1908 and was removed from office by Governor Smith, presumably because he did not agree with the Governor's railroad policies. In the Democratic primaries held a few months later Mr. Brown opposed Governor Smith who was a candidate for re-election and succeed

ed In winning; the governorship. The result was attributed at the time to a reaction in the party against ! the prohibition law and to a change of feeling on the subject of railroad legislation. Whether public sentiment on these subjects had undergone a change In the last two years and whether the people prefer Brown or

Smith in the governor's chair will be known only after the primary vote is counted. At the present time both

candidates are claiming they will be

elected.

In addition to choosing a governor

the voters In Tuesday's primaries will nominate candidates for other State

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Cms That Way. 'A young minister who was naturally of a aby disposition was rather embarrassed at his first marriage ceremony and unwittingly reversed the usual order of the service, thus making the bridegroom promise to love and obey bis blushing bride. The error passed unnoticed at the time, but

shortly afterward it dawned upon the

father of the bride that a mistake bad occurred, and he said to the minister:

"I believe, Mr. , you have made

John promise to love and obey my

daughter. Ah, well." be added after a pause and with a sly look at his bet

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how much do you want for thont

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