Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 8, 17 November 1910 — Page 5

HE RICH3IOXD PAIXADIlfM'AND SUX-TELEGRA3I, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1910.

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Edited by Miss Elizabeth P. Thomas

. KINO MYRICK. On of ths moat' elaborate borne weddings erer celebrated la this city was tbat of Miss Clara Myrlck, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. My rick and Mr. Lewla EL Kins, aon of Mr. Caleb Kins. Both famine are prominent In this city. The affair was celebrated last evening at seven o'clock In the Myrlck residence at 326 North Eleventh street in the presence of , about one .hundred - and thirty persons. The guests were received by Mr. and Mrs. Myrlck, Mr. and Mrs. Caleb King. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ahl, Mrs. John ' B. Dougan. Mrs. George Dougan. Mrs. Albert Ileed. Mrs. Frank Reed. Mrs, Frank Glass, Mrs. David W. Dennis. Mrs. Rutherford Jones, Miss Maud Thistlethwaite and Miss Ruth Thistlethwalte. The ritual was said In the north parlor, this apartment having been transformed into a beautiful Indoor garden. The walls were covered with white and penelled with green. Overhead a lattice like effect had been achieved by the decorators, this being intertwined with southern smllax. Numerous minature electric ligbts were placed at various Intervals among the greenery giving the pleasing effect of a starry summer, night. The same Idea or decoration was also carried out in the floor and lower walls, the latter being In moss green tints. Beneath a canopy of smilax studded with small electric lights an arrangement of smllax used at the top with the white chrysanthemums, on ' either side of which burned lamps shaded with artistic green shades, the wedding party stood. The bride, one of the most charming young women of this city entered the ceremony room with her father, preceded by her niece, little Miss Clara M. Myrlck and her nephew. Master Benjamin Abl. Little Miss - Myrlck wore a beautiful white lingerie gown and looked quite . pretty. . The little people formed, an , isle with the white latin ribbons. ' Mr. King entered the ceremony room with the minister. Rev. 8. R. Lyons, of the Held Memorial Presbyterian church. The full ring ceremony was used. Miss Maud thistlethwalte , holding the bride's boo.net which was very beautl-

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ful. being made of roses and lillles of the valley, while the ring was beingput on the bride's finger. Especially attractive was the bridal gown, as it had been worn by the bride's mother. It wts of old ivory silk, with a sweeping court train being

modernized with an over-dress of chif-1

fon. The pointed bodice and short sleeves were draped with chiffon. The bodice was V shaped and was edged with beautiful cluny lace and pearl trimmings. She wore a handsome tulle veil, fastened with a wreath of Ullles of the valley. As the guests were being seated, previous to the ceremony. Miss Bessie Naber, of Dayton, Ohio, an accomplished violinist, played "Berceuse" from Jocelyn by Goddard. Miss Karolyn Karl, who is perhaps one of the best vocalists of the city and who with the bride is a member of the Reld Memorial choir sang "Because" and "Once In a While." Miss Mary Naber was the piano accompanist and also played the Lohengrin wedding march for the entrance of the bridal party and the Mendolsshon march after the ceremony. After the ritual had been said an informal reception was held, a number of handsome gowns being worn by the ladies. Mrs. Thomas Ahl, sister of the bride, wore a pretty gown of lavendar chiffon with silk embroidery of the same hue for trimmings. The house had been beautifully decorated throughout, and is well arranged for such an affair as the one which occured last evening. In the east parlor red and green furnished an effective decoration. The chandeliers were adorned with smllax and the lights were capped, with pretty red shades. On the chimney piece

vases of sun-burst roses were placed. Iq the hall yellow chrysanthemums were tised copiously. ' The same color scheme, , red and green was used. In . embellishing the dining room where a buffet supper was served. Ferns, palms and various colored fall flowers were used extensively. Handsome lace mats encircled with smllax were used In appointing the table. In the center a basket filled with chrysanthemums, the handle of the basket being tied with chiffon

ribbon' was placed. At the four cor

ners of the table red shaded candles added to the beauty of the appointments. It was. necessary to serve a number of the guests In the ' living room - and the decorators had ornamented this apartment equally as attractive as the other rooms. Smilax, flowers and the lights in this-room corresponded to those in the dining room! ' Mr. and Mrs. King left last evening for a short wedding trip and upon their return will go at once to their newly appointed home in North Seventeenth street. The bride's traveling gown was a tailored suit of brown, with hat and gloves to correspond. ' Among the out of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dick and Mr. and Mrs. Barton Carr, of Hamilton, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. J.- R. Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Myrlck and Miss Charlotte Myrlck, of Indianapolis; Miss Emma Bond, Miss Lucile Jones, Mr. Henry Bond and Mr.' Abner Bond, of Greensfork. They have the best wishes of their hosts pf friends here and elsewhere for a most happy future. Mr. King is a prominent business man of this city, being proprietor, of the Atlantic and Pacific Tea company. The bride has been prominent In musical and social circles here. There were a number of handsome wedding gifts. Among these was a handsome silver vase sent by Mr. Daniel G. Reld. of New York, who is an uncle of the bride. Jt J J : TO MEET. The members of the Thursday evening dancing class will meet this evening in the Odd Fellows' hall. The class is under the direction of Mrs. Charles Kolp. j jl jl OF LOCAL HERE.' Mrs. Grace Millard and Oscor D. Staples of Tulsa, Okhv. were married yesterday at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. William Peed. Sr., "The Maples," in East Broad street. New . Castle. The 'ceremony was performed by the Rev. William Heilman of the St. James Episcopal church and was witnessed by a number of invited guests. ji jl WEEK-END GUESTS. Miss Blanche Moore and Miss E. Maude Bavts were week-end guests of the latter's sister, Mrs. Millhlser of Indianapolis. Jl Jg Jf RETURNED HOME. Mrs. Fred S. Lawrence of Lansing, Michigan, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. Marine In North Ninth street returned to her home yesterday. j BETA DANCE. A number of the young people of the city are ' looking forward with much pleasure to the dance to be given Friday evening, December first, by the members of the Beta fraternity. The affair promises to be most enjoyable and will be held in the Pythian Temple. An orchestra will furnish the dance music J J TO CHICAGO. Miss Charlotte Myrlck who came over from Indianapolis to attend the Klng-Myrick wedding went to Chicago today. Miss Myrlck was at one time society editor of the Palladium. J J . SOCIAL EVENT. A social and entertainment will be given Friday evening at the Short Creek school on the Boston pike. The public is cordially invited to attend, js js ji ' OF INTEREST HERE. .An. aooouat of a Peru wedding that

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The germ burrows Into the scalp.

throwing up he cuticle in thin scales, called dad ruff, or scurf, and digging at

the root of the hair where it saps the hair's vitality. First comes brittle hair, then lusterless and dead-like hair, then falling hair. and. finally baldness. Nine-tenths of the hair troubles axe caused by dandruff. - Without dandruff hair will grow luxuriantly, as nature Intended. "Herpicide" kills the dandruff germ leaving the hair to grow unhampered, as it does with the American red man. Sold by leading druggists. Send 10c in stamps for sample to The Herpiclde Co.. Detroit. Mich. One dollar bottles guaranteed. A. G. Luken & Co., Special Agents. - was celebrated recently will be of interest here. It is as follows: The marriage of John A. King of Antwerp, Ohio, and Miss Anna Mulcachy of this city, took place yesterday afternoon at St. Charles Catholic church, the Very Rev. John Guendling officiating. Mr. and Mrs. King have gone to Tuscaloosa, Alabama, for a visit before returning to Peru to live. ' w . ARE IN CHICAGO. f Mrs. George Mashmeyer, Miss Ruth Mashmeyer and Miss Ruby Wilson are spending two weeks visiting in Chicago.' js j . GUESTS HERE. Mrs. Charles Ford of Chicago, and daughter Mrs. AdeMa Scott, of Hagerstown, are In the city spending the day with Dr. and Mrs. C. S. Wilson of South Fourteenth street. j y ENTERTAINMENT AT CHURCH. The children's mission band of the St. Paul's Lutheran church gave an

entertainment and social last evening at the church. A number of. songs presented by a girls' chorus was a feature of the evening. Several recitations were given and Miss Mable Loehr played a piano solo while vocal numbers were given . by Miss Alma Gets. There were anumber of games provided and refreshments were served. , - . GUESTS FOR WEEK. Miss Retta McConaha of Richmond Is the guest for a week of Miss Olga Shrlner of Riverside. Muncie Press. DRAWING NEAR. The holidays are drawing near now, and Thanksgiving day is just one week from today. All the shops are showing articles peculiar vto this season of the year. One of the local book shops has a miniature table arranged In the window which is beautifully appointed appropriate to Thanksgiving. Turkeys of course figure most prominently at this time of the year. Plans are being completed for famify reunions, country week-end parties and Thanksgiving outings, and these with the numerous dances already scheduled, the week's social calendar will be a complete one. Of course the students will get an extra holiday, school not resuming until the following Monday. Two days with Saturday and Sunday in addition, is quite a vacation to. many and persons will no doubt embrace the opportunity of a pleasant week-end party. J TO SAIL. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Campbell and daughter, Mrs. Frances Corwin. will sail from San. Francisco for the Philippines Tuesday, November twentyninth on the ship "Siberia." : Among the passengers will be Mr. ' and Mrs. Robert Wilcox and Mrs. Ethel Wheeler Wilcox.

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WILL MEET FRIDAY. The Athenea. Literary society will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. Finley' Newlln at her home In East Main streeL The program according to the year book will be as follows: United Italy ...... Almeda Hockett Garibaldi.. .. .. .. ..Louana Wood Naples .... .. .. .. ..Jane Dalby

3s . ,. EVENTS FOR TODAY. Annual missionary tea will be given by the Woman's Missionary society of the St. Paul's Lutheran church. Mrs. Alfred Collett is hostess this afternoon for a meeting of the Teddy Bear club. ; - The Alice Carey club Is being entertained by Mrs. Chauncey Riffle. " A meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the United Brethren church is being held this afternoon. The members of the Ladles Aid society of the East Main Street Friends' church Is meeting this afternoon in the church parlors. M J . , . TO MEET FRIDAY. A' meeting of the Francis Willard W. C. T. U. will" be held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. D. Eves, 55 .South Sixteenth street. WILL MEET TOMORROW. A meeting of the Mary Hill W. C. T. U. will be . held Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. George Hill. 1117 West Fifth street at two-thirty o'clock. TO GIVE MARKET. The' East End Aid society of the First Christian church will give a market Saturday afternoon in a storeroom In Main street. The public Is invited. . j j ' ., HELD MEETING. A ' meeting of a newly organized euchre club was held last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown, 309 South Twelfth street. Progressive euchre was played at three tables. Favors were presented to Mr. John Hewitt, Mrs. Harmon Wlerhake and Mrs. Mary Clingenpeel who substituted for Mr. Wierhake. At the close of the game a delicious lunch was served. The guests for the evening were Miss Marjorte Clingenpeel, Miss Nellie Hewitt and Miss Barbara

Brown.. In two weeks Mr.- and Mrs. John Youngflesh will entertain the club at their home In South Eighth street. The members of this organization are Mr. apd Mrs. Joe Reed, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Van Etten, Mr. and Mrs. John Hewitt, Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Wierhake, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Brown and Mr. and Mrs. John Youngflesh. . :. L. ' jt MEETS FRIDAY. Social Number Nine will meet Friday afternoon at two-thirty o'clock with Mrs. Charles Wright. 24 South West Third street

lunch was served- ' Meetings will be held fortnightly. The officers of the organization are. t Miss Florence Laudlg, president; Miss Catherine Reiley. secretary and treasurer. . The members are Miss Millie Chamberlain. Miss Florence Laudig, Miss Rellly, Miss Geneve Elliott, Miss Ethel O'Dannon. Miss Ruth Edwards, Miss Lucy Ford, Miss Jeannette Su'Jlvan. Miss Elizabeth Smith. Miss Inez

Vorsj and Miss Addie Mouser.

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". . js jt jl MET WEDNESDAY. A meeting of the Home Economic Study club was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Allen D.

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Mr. I. Mi It you are bothered with a "terribly"; Itching acalp. accompanied by dandruff, there is pothing superior

to plain yeuow mlnyol. which can be obtained of any well-stocked druggiot. It Is In the form of a paste, which Is applied to the hair and scalp, and then rinsed out with water. It is said to be a superior hair grower, and cures dandruff and Itching after 3 or 4 applications. Directions accompany 4-os. Jarv Margaret: If your height Is 5 ft. 4 in. and your weight only 103 pounds then you are a victim of 'mal-aasimila-tlon." In other words. your system lacks the power to absorb fat and tlesh- from the food you eat. For anyone desiring to Increase their weight, health and strength, by Increasing the tborptiv powers. I prescrfpe 3-grain hypomuclane tablets. One tablet after each meal and one before retiring. Continue for several months or until the weight has increased - 30 pounds , or more. Frank It.; (1) You may rest assured that any drug I mention In my answers is to be obtained of up-to-date retailers and from all wholesalers. Try your foremost druggist. (X) Po not permit your child to be constipated even for 24 hours. A splendid laxative for old. middle-aged and young, follows: aromatic cascara 1 os., comp. essence cardiol 1 or. and aromatic syrup rhubarb 2 oss. Take a half to a teaspoonful after each meal. As a cathartic take "two teaspoonfuls at night. This formula is much used in our large hoiapitals. . Worry: Your misery . and worry can readily be understood, as you are tortured by out-of-order kidneys, backache and bladder irritation. Your letter Is meagre, but If you have any such symptoms as painful stitches, pains In back, inflamed and swollen eyes, nervous headache. Irritability, feverishness. chills, dizsiness. weariness, uncontrollable smarting, or frequent urination, especially at night, then you can rest assured that you need, the following prescription for use at once: fluid ext. buchu 1 os., comp. fluid balmwort 1 os., and syrup sarsaparilla comp. 4 oss. Mix and take a teaspoqn ful 3 to 4 times dally. Continue aslong as any symptoms remain. Mrs. R. O.: (1) Your affliction Is Indeed weakening, and unless prompt treatment is adopted it will lead to many complications, possibly requiring an operation. Leucorrhca (whites) is a foul, poisonous discharge of a catarrhal nature, and becomes, if neglected, a fearful drain on the physical and nervous system of any woman. Use the following antiseptic wash and injection twice daily for a few weeks: Get t oss. vilane powder and one ounce tannic acid. To a quart of warm water add a teaspoonful of vilane powder and a half teaspoonful of tannic acid. Inject with syringe. (2) As a strengthener.and tonic obtain a package of 3graln hypo-nuclane tablets. The latter will Increase the weight of thin, nervous women. Kay E. : You say all cough medicines cause you to become constipated. Naturally, constipation makes your cough become more chronic. Oct the impurities out of your system and cure your cough at the same time with the following splendid prescription: Kssence Mentho-Laxene 2 oss.. granulated sugar syrup 13 "4 ozs. Mix. Take a teaspoonful every hour or two. Make the sugar syrup yourself. Use I pint sugar and H pint boiling water, heat, stir and let cool. This is a laxative when S to 10 doses are taken dally. Mn. I E. li.: Here is a splendid bust developer. - The prescription given below Is the on used . by a famous beauty specialist who operated on many of our most famous and beautifully formed actresses. I know of many who have. Increased the bust from 4 to 6 inches by a few weeks' regular treatment; compound tincture cadomene 1 os. (not cardamon), glycerine 2 oss., rosewater 8 oss., and 1 teaspoonful of borax.. Mix all together.

Shake and apply to the parts, massage ing thoroughly until absorbed. Then wash off any stain with hot water and soap. Then massago with ollv oil or sheep tallow. Apply a tablapoonful morning and night for several weeks. Oeorge T.: Naaal catarrh la very distressing, and to most of us disgusting. Kvery human being should use a nostril antiseptic wash at least once daily, as the nostrils catch ; and retain dirt and disease germs with every breath we draw. - Use the following twica

aauy and your catarrh will noon vanish: (let 2 oss. vilane powder. To a pint of warm water add half a teaspoonful of the powder. Snuff Into tho '

and gargle the throat. Also make an ointment wtth a lever teaspoonful - of vilane powder and one ounce of vaseline. Apply olnment well up In the nostrils twice daily. . Internally, take three-grain sulpherb tablets, packed In tubea. Continue regularly and catarrh will soon vanish.--: Mrs. O. U: People with weak atom-1 achs ran only avoid misery by dieting carefully or taking something which will aid and Increase the natural agents of the stomach. - Such symptoms as sour risings, gas on the stomach, belchIng, headache, dissiness. nausea, bloat-v tng. heart pains, foul breath, nervousness, weakness, etc.. can be readily overcome by the regular use of tablet trlopeptlne. Powerful digestion follows and symptoms soon vanish. ' Lisle: (1) For greasy, stringy, unsightly hair I know of nothing so good as a "dry shampoo' of an antiseptic, medicinal character. Mix S oss. of pulv.pltul A.rli vtrtt with Afli vtfano

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the hair ana work into tne ocaip witn the fingers. Then comb and brush tho hair until it is all removed, and the grease, dandruff, etc., will all be removed, leaving the hair clean, fluffy and lustrous. Use this two or threa times a week at first. This promotes the growth of hair better than any ltlquld preparation, and Is not harmful in lh loaL (2)' For dandruff and Itching scalp, get a 4-om. Jar of Plain Yellow Mlnyol and follow directions accompanying. Harold: Your questions and symptoms have been answered and explained several times heretofore In these columns, but as they may have escaped your attention I will repeat mv advice, as I have for many others. - You havo a bad case of scrofulous blood and should use the following for several months until yur system Is thoroughly cleansed of blood poisons: aromatic cascara I os.. svrup trlfollum comp. 4 oss., comp. fluid batmfort 1 os. Mix. Take a teaspoonful 4 times dally. Kemedy: Judging from your photograph you must have a terribly bad case of pimples, face sores and blackheads. How can you expect a man o keep company with you which In suck a condition?- You .would not have a beau so afflicted. Yes, you ran be cured. First obtain a 4-os. Jar of plainyellow mlnyol. Massage the face dally as per directions accompanying. Then buy separately and mix Into an ointment oss. of white vaseline - and - a 2 H -dram package of rose-kavloln. Apply this ointment to the akin after washing and drying twice dallv, leaving on over night. For the liver and bowel disorder uo three-grain - sulpherb tablets. They will purify the

pmoq, too. -Mrs. W. M.: Having been HI for so long you need a vitalising nerve tonic to increase your strength and overcome stomach weakness, nervousness, dissl ness, poor circulation, etc. The following makes the beet tonic treatment I have ever used: Compound syrup : of hypophosphltes 6 oss., tincture cadomene I - os. (not cardamom) and fluid bnlmwort 1 os. Mix. Shake well and take av teaspoonful before or after niMlfl an4 one at . twtritlmflL ;- Cnntinuo

6 to 9 weeks. CJ. I.: : For. incontinence, or bed -wetting of children, I give from B to 1ft drops of compound fluid balmwort In water or on sugar 4 to S times dally, and usually a few days, or weeks at the most, a cure follows. Try It for your child. . .

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SATURDAY AHD HOHOAV NOV. 10 a 21

Mr. Sniffen, representing a reliable firm with whom we have done business for many years, will give an exhibition on the above dates, of Ladies Fur. Coats, Scarfs, Fancy Neck Pieces and Muffs, to which we are pleased to invite our patrons This will be an excellent opportunity to make selections of Furs for the holidays. We are promised that a very choice line will be shown. Repair Orders will also be taken and estimates on work will be made. Bear in mind the dates and avail yourself of this opportunity if you are at all interested.