Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 162, 20 April 1911 — Page 2

THE RICHMOND PALLADIU3I AXD SUX-TELEGRA3I, THURSDAY, A PR I L "'(, 1911.

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TO BE BANQUET SPEAKER Will Respond to a Toast "Annual Feast of the Commercial Club. at Former Vlceurpiiiilent Charl8 V Fairbanks wax announced today as the principal speaker for tho annual banquet of th Hlchinond ComiiHTcial Club to ho hld at th Y. M. C. A., May 2. Tho conipltw lint of upeakcra for the orcaidoii was made public today by tho program committee, which baa been at work for Rome lime arranging to make the event one of the moat notable In the history of the Hub. I'oHtmaHler II. M. Haas and Charles V Jordan, Botretary of the Commercial Club, vlaited Mr. Fairbanks at his home In ludianapolla the first part of the week and submitted the Invitation to him to be present at tho banquet. Mr. Fairbanks said he appreciated the invitation and would accept It. The other speakers who will respond to toasts are ali men prominent in their various lines of work, and tha program promises to be an excellent one. The speakers in the order In, which they will appear, on. the program are: 8. 8. Strattan. Jr., of Hlchinond, Mayor Frank P. Foster, or Anderson, Ijawrence Hertsch, Cambridge City, Prof. K. P. Truehlood, of Karlham college, lion. John L. Zimmerman of Springleld, Ohio; Attorney W. V. Heller, or Richmond, Hon. William Klttlnger of Anderson and Former Vice-president Charles V. Fair banks. The toasts to which the speakers will respond have not yet been definitely determined. John I.. Rupe, a prominent attorney of this city, wili act as toast master. The Invocation will b made by the Rev. Conrad Huber, pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran church. The banquet will be served in tbe gymnasium of the Y. M. C. A., by the Ladles' Auxiliary of that institution. A price of $1 per plate will be charged for non-members of the Commercial Club. DO YOU WASH IN STREAKS? . 8ome women do. They can't help It. They don't have time to wash out the streaky yellow soap. They are too tired, anyway. "There's no yellow In Hewitt's Easy Task Laundry soap. It's white and pure. Makes a quick, foamy suds that chases dirt out and sends the wash out enow white to the line. Your grocer has It. Five cents a cake. ADDITIONAL SOCIETY GROOM FORMERLY OF THIS CITY. The wedding of Miss Clara Van Tllburg of this city, and Martin L. Fenna. of (irand Rapids, Mich., was an event of Monday morning at St. John's Evangelical Lutheran church. Rev. M. I Wagner, officiating, Miss Tllburg has been connected with the Mcarlck Cloak Company for the last five years and has a score of friends In thla city. Tho groom was formerly of Richmond, Indiana, but Is now practicing law In (Irand Rapids. FollowIng the ceremony, Mr. and Mrs. Fenna left for a wedding trip and will be at home after Juno 1 at Grand Rapids. Dayton Herald. FOR MISS CANAN. Miss Lena Smith delightfully enter talned at a linen shower Wednesday evening In honor of Miss Grace Can an. Music and games were the feattires of the evening, and a delicious luncheon was served. Those present were Mrs. Clara Fossenkemper, Miss Mary Essenm&cher, Miss Dora Hackman. Mrs. 8. A. Pryor, Miss Ollie Shelley, Mrs. Rcssle Ream, Mrs. D. Seherb, Miss Jessie , and Catherine Scherb, Miss May Appleton, Mrs. William Canan, Misses lottle, Edna and Grace Canan and Miss Lena Smith. INVITATIONS ISSUED. Invitations reading as follows have been Issued by Miss Laura Gaston to the members of the Earlham college faculty: You are cordially Invited to be present Friday evening at the launching of the fairy srlp. "The Gastonlan," at the home of Professor and Mrs. Llndley in College avenue. EVENING MEETING. The musical event for the coming week Is the evening concert to be given by the members of the Music Study club for the general public. The affair will be held In the High school auditorium, the program to be announced later. This will be the last meeting of the club for the season, and the closing promises to be ..When In Need.. Of Emblems, cither in Pint, Buttons or Rings, call on us. Our prices art right. We have Rings. Druids, Knights of St. John, and Y. M. I., also K. of P., Moose, Red Men, Odd Fellows, F. O. E, Masonic and Eastern Star. See the latest emblem tie clasps in win. dow. You will find a complete line of up-to-date Jewelry and Watches with the highest quality and lowest prices. Remember we save you money.

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guests were served at prettily appointed tables. The Easter colors of yellow and white were used. A luncheon in several courses was served. The guests of honor were: Miss Dexter of Detroit, Michigan, and Miss Pavey of Cincinnati, Ohio. Other guests were the Misses Rhea and Carrie Druley, Ruby Bryant. Nellie Davenport. Grace Wolfe. Ruby Clark, Nettie Taulson, and Mesdames Isaac Wilson, Edwin Crawford and Walter Farlow.

WILL BE GIVEN THIS EVENING. A hard time social will be given this evening at the Second Presbyterian church. The public is cordially invited to attend. ATTENDED SOCIAL. A large number of persons attended the social given last evening at the East Main Street Friends' church by the members of the Indies' Aid society of the church. All the members of the society wore the Quaker garb. There were a number of interesting amusements furnished and refreshments served. DANCE AT CAMBRIDGE. A number of persons attended the dancing party given last evening in Cambridge City by the young people of that place. Excellent dance music was furnished and the affair was most enjoyable. PLOW OF ORATORY STILLJOHTIIIUES And Vote on Canadian Reciprocity Bill May Be Delayed to Friday. (Palladium Special) Washington, April 20. After nearly a week of continued debate, the Canadian reciprocity bill may come to a vote In the house late this afternoon or tonight. There is a possibility the debate may be extended into tomor row, although Representative I nderwood, in charge of the measure, is doing his best to shut off the constant flosv of oratory for and against the measure. Many new members have maiden speeches up their sleeves, which they want, to get into the Congressional Record. Those who want to expedite the passage of the bill in the house are trying to persuade some of these speakers to postpone their orations until the free list bill Is called up next week. Another opportunity for oratory will, be afforded then. The contending factions started off today with an even division of time. The "old guard," which Is violently opposed to reciprocity with ; Canada, probably played its trump card when Uncle Joe Cannon spoke for three hours and twenty minutes against, the bill yesterday. "You :tr uiu the pace too rapid ly. old ru:in." "Yes: my wife hns drnesed in tlmuurti I.onJou. Paris. California arm Florida." "Isn't it about time for you to get divorced nd settle down?" Exchange Blood Oranges Tangerines Wine Sap Apples Roman Beauty Apples Strawberries Finest Grape Fruit Cluster Table Raisins JOHN M. EGGEMEYER & SONS (Two Stores) C0NS0IX1E TUBES

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Lord's Prayer Engraved Ordinary Pin Head. on Philadelphia. April 20. The Historical Society of Pennsylvania will soon become the possessor of three pins. While the pins look like the ordinary steel or brass, pins, the trustees of the historical society say that as soon as they become custodians of the seemingly insignificant gifts they will be given a conspicuous place in the museum. On the heads of the three pins are engraved probably more characters than on any three similar pins in existence. Paul 1'. Wentz. a jeweler, of Sharon. Pa., has a natural talent for engraving. Having spent less than two months in an engraving school, he was graduated with honors, and was termed by his instructors as a "phenom." A few weeks ago he first got the idoa to engrave characters on the heads of ordinary pins, and the success he met with can be determined by a visit to the historical society rooms. On an ordinary brass pin. measuring less than two millimeters, Wentz has engraved the Ixrd"s Prayer and his name, a total of 336 characters. True, they can not be deciphered without the aid of a magnifying glass, but with the aid of a, glass the prayer can be read with ease. The work of engrav Saturday Special at The Flower i Shop. Carnations at 40c a dozen. Our own fancy grade flowers. e hand them to you wrapped in tissue paper, thereby saving us the expense of box and delivery, and making low price possible. Saturday onlx, at The Flower Shop, 1013 Main Street. GERMAN DILL PICKLES Large Cucumber Size Finest Quality We Have Them. JOHN M. EGGEMEYER & SONS (Two Stores) CHEESE Philadelphia Cream Neufchatel in Foil Finest Limburger Pimento Cheese in Jars Sap Sago Cheese in Loaves Genu.ne Swiss Cheese French Rouquefort JOHN M. EGGEMEYER & SONS (Two Stores) SWISS MILK WAFERS Mrs. Peterson's Genuine Daintv and Delicious At Our Stores Only

ing this pin required less than three and one-half hours. Four alphabets, his name and the year 1910 are engraved on the head of tho second pin. and on the third, a steel one, the alphabet is engraved in raised characters. The University of Michigan, the Carnegie Institute and the New York Historical Society each sent representatives to Wentz to purchase the pins, but he refused, saying that they should

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