Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 190, 18 May 1911 — Page 5

TIIE RICIIIIOND PALLADIUM AND STO-TELEG11A3I, THURSDAY MAT 18, 1911.

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MAY It JUiT A JILT TThen I fell In lora with May. I Imagined her delicious. Everything she had to say Had glltter-meretrlcloua; , Then my aur aeeroed moat auspicious. fine air caatlea then I built On foundations aupposltious. May la juat a little jilt Yat she had a charming way, Really it waa moat pernicloua. When It came to making hay, She waa very eipedltioua. I, perhaps, was too ambltloua, Chertahed hopea too aure to wilt CUra, though, la leaa capricious; If ay la Just a little Jilt Then there waa the deuce to pay. Came a bounder moat officious. Friday waa the fatal day; I am rather auperatitious. May. I learned, waa avaricious, Liked her lovera richly gilt I believe such conducfa vicious May la just a little jilt L'ENVOI. Clara, the fate's propitious, Hi not cry for milk that'a apilt Happiness you all may wish us, May la just a little jilt By Kenneth Harris. ELABORATE RECEPTION. On of the largest and perhaps the moat elaborate receptlona of ita kind ever held In this city was the one glr en yesterday at the Elk club rooms In North Eighth street as a compliment to Mrs. Alta Boram of South Bend. In diana. Mrs. Boram la atate president of the Woman's Relief corpa. Over a Ihonaand women with a number of men delegates were received during the hours between four-thirty and sixthirty. The larflo parlor to the right waa artistically decorated with palms, fevna Bfiri flan. The ahadea were drawn and the artificial light uaed to Illuminate the rooms. Mlaa Florence Johnson played a number of pretty piano solos as the guests were received, The receiving line extended from one door. As the guests passed through the hall Into the other recentlon room to the left they were served with punch by a number of girls who wore beautiful lingerie frocks. The punch table were artistically draped with the red, white and blue. The acene presented by the guests In their pret ty summer dresses was a most beauti Cd C0 Eayo lUx.Trttt2.Uzt Tra To rms T7ka It T7ia So. ft lh aaVjatehl-l see the effseta prefSea4 ky the pew flesh-laer r Proton. VPfetef raaiTjsoUiiL. healthy fleah, at th nM Of iuiwi m wi la mi hi bate wTAtm f tccmo mcmth i WtU Oak Yo Mice amd pUaap. Proton Induces nutrition, lncreaaea cell-growth, makes perfect the assimilation of food, atrengthena nerves, increases blood corpuscles, builds up, safely and quickly, muscles and solid, healthy flesh, and rounds out the agora. . ' For women who never appear styl ish la anything because of thinness, Protone may prove a revelation. It costs you nothing to prove the remarkable effects of Protone. It la nonlnjurtoua to the most delicate system. The Protone Company, 000 Protone Bldg.. Detroit, Mich, will send you on receipt ot your name and addreas. a free BOe package ot Protone, with full Instructions, to prove that it does the work; also their book on "Why Are Ton Thin." free of charge, giving facta which wilt probably astonish you. Send coupon-below today with your name and address. FREE PROTONE COUPON This coupon Is good for a free SOc package, (all charges prepaid) of Protone. the remarkable scientific discovery for building up thin people, together with our free book telling you why you are thin, if sent with ten centa in silver or atampa to help cover postage and packing, and as aa evidence of good faith to Tho Protone Co.. 3739 Protone Bldg Detroit, Mich. Name Ctreet City ............ State ..........

ful and effective one. The girls assisting at the punch bowls were Miss

Blanch Compton, Miss Genevieve Kamp, Miss Ruth White, Miss Helen McMlnn, Mies Maud Becker, Miss Mary Thomas, Mias Inez Hasty and Miss Ruby Tingle. Among the men guests was Captain Wallace Foster of Iniianapolia who when he was served by the young girls, saluted them and then Rave them a beautiful toast. In the receiving line with Mrs. Boram were the varlofls officers of the organizations Including the past depart ment officers. .ADDLESPERGER GIRTY. A, very pretty wedding was celebrat ed last evening at the parsonage of the Grace Methodist church. The bride was Miss Mary Girty, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Girty, and the groom, Mr. Asa Addlesperger. The ceremony waa performed by the Kev. Arthur Kates in the presence of a few relatives and friends. The bride were a beautiful gown of blue silk, made princess fashion and handsomely trimmed. She' carried a shower bouquet of bride's roses. Her attendant was Miss Clara Thompson, 'who wore a pretty gown of blue mousseline. She carried pink roses. The groom waa attended by Mr. Everett Halsley. Immediately after the ceremony the wedding party went to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Girty, 346 Randolph atreet, the parents of the bride, where an Informal reception was held. Spring flowers, ferns and palms were used In decorating the entire house. A luncheon was served. After the reception and late In the evening the guests with the bride and groom went to their newly appointed home, 217 West Fifth street for a short social time. Mr. and Mrs. Addlesperger have the best wishes of their hosts of friends for a most happy future. The bride has been honored with a number of showers and parties during the past few weeks. VISITING AT CARR HOME General Warren Keifer, of Springfield, Ohio, who will speak this even ing at the G. A. R. campfire is being entertained by Mr. and Mrs. James Carr, 'at their home in East Main street Mr. Keifer is an uncle of Mrs. Louise White. He has been In three wars, the Mexican.' Civil War and the Spanish-American. HOSTESSES BUSY. Hostesses are busy these days en tertalning the guests and delegates who are to attend the G. A. R. en campment. IS VISITING HERE. Mrs. Fred Hedrick, qf Dayton, Ohio, is In town for' a few days' visit with Mrs. Edward Stigleman at her home in North Fourteenth street WIL.L GIVE LAWN FETE. The Young People's class ot the New Westville . Sunday school, will give a lawn fete at the. home of Mr and Mrs. Ear! Brandenburg, Saturday evening, May the Twentieth. Everyone Is invited to attend. IS IN CINCINNATI. Miss Gertrude Hassenbusch la in Cincinnati, Ohio, where she Is spend ing a few days visiting with friends and relatlvea. TO CCINCINNATI. Mlaa Clova Brown went to Cincin aatl this morning where she will spend today and Friday with friends. TO VISIT HERE. Miss Jeannette Pierce, of Richmond, will come Saturday to spend a week with Muncie friends. Muncle Press. VISITING HERE. Mr. Barnard Hlrons Is fa town today v siting with friends. His home is In Muncle, Indiana. TO ATTEND DANCE. Several young people In this city are making arrangements to attend the dancing party which will be held Friday evening. May the twenty-sixth In Cambridge City. Tho affair is be ing arranged for by the members of the high school This is an annual event and la known aa the commence ment dance. ATTENDED WEDDING. Mrs. Thomas Endicott and son William of Indianapolis, Indiana, are in town having come to attend the Addle-sperger-Girty wedding which was cele brated last evening. ONLY FEW EVENTS. Only a few social events outside of the G. A. R. encampment are schedul ed for today. ' ENTERTAINED GIRLS. " Mrs. Walter Ley entertained the members of her sewing circle Wednesday afternoon at her home, In South Eleventh street The afternoon was spent socially and with needlework. A luncheon , waa . served. The next meeting will be held in a fortnight. TO ENTERTAIN CLUB. Friday afternoon. Mrs. Edna Jar will entertain the members of her bridge club at her home In North Thirteenth street. The club did not meet last week on account of the Earlham College May Day exercises. FOR SOUTH DAKOTA. Mr. Forest E. Parks of Boston. In diana. left for Eagle Butte. South Da kota, where he has taken up a land claim. He expects to locate there per manently. ' , MEETS SATURDAY. As announced yesjerday there will be an Important meeting of the Daughters of the American Revolution held Saturday afternoon at the . home of

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waa played at several tables.- Mrs. Richard Stndy was presented with one

of the favors. The hostess served luncheon late in the afternoon. . TEDDY BEAR CLUB. A meeting of the Teddy Bear euchre club was held yesterday afternoon in stead of Thursday on account of the Q. A. R. encampment. The hostess was Mrs. Alfred Collett of North D street. Euchre was played at several tables. The favors were presented to Mrs. Mason Byers.. Mrs. Webb Pyle and the hostess. After the game a luncheon was served. Mrs. Webb Pyle will be the next hostess at her home in South Twelfth street. VISITING HERE. Mrs. R. C. Parker of Indianapolis. Indiana, is in town for a few days visit 1th Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Keplinger of North D street. HAPPY HOUSEKEEPING. The worst kind of toil which house work has in the past demanded is dish washing and laundry work. Con scientious housewives made their work a real burden by constant scrubbing, while the indifferent kind sacrificed their families on the altar of cheap soaps reeking with rosin, alkalies and unpleasant smelling fats. The constantly-increasing army of users of Hewitt's Easy Task soap find their labors divided in two and their hours of recreation doubled. And, even more important, every item of household washing shows an improvement which would make the most exacting rejoice. At Local Theaters MI8S NOBODY "Miss Nobody from Starland will be at the Gennett next Monday. Have you ever been behind the soenes to see how a musical comedy is pro duced? If not go and see "Miss Nobody from Starland" the big musical revue, the audience is taken behind the scenes and the company circulates among the audience it's the most nov el feature ever exploited by a musical comedy producer and "Miss Nobody from Starland," is the greatest musical revue ever seen in this city. Practically the same organization that scored such an empatbetic success at the Princess theater, Chicago, together with the original production will be sent There are twenty musical numbers and numerous dances such as the Cuban dance, Hungarian . dance. Won't sou1 skirts or trousers. Handy, clean and quick. No terpentine. ' No add. ": s THE F. P. D ALLEY CO..U4' BaffaKH. Y.

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French dance, Rigadon and Turkish, trophy. . Miss Olive Vail is the purima donna and she is supported by one of the best musical comedy casts seen here, Including Ralph Riggs, Bertee Beaumons, . Lawrence Comer. Katheryn

Witchie, Joe Neimeyer and others, also the perfect chorus consisting of most beautiful women all of which are singers and dancers of no mean ability. MAC LEAN STOCK. CO. The Blue and the Gray fought over their old battles at the Gennett theater last night when the Mas Lean Stock company played that sterling war drama "Marching Through Geor-J gia." All present had a chance to smell powder and many a grizzled veteran took a deep breath again as the familiar odor reached his nostrils. There were Rebs and Yankees, colored Mammies and charming southern beaut ies and above all pretty Nana Bryant as Bweet and charming as ever. The Mac Leans give up the theater tonight to the G. A. It. for their camp fire, but tomorrow they wilj repeat Marching Through Georgia for both the matinee and night. The old Sol dier are all invited to see the Mac Leans at half price during the encampment. MURRAY As an international producer, B. A. Rolfe has gained a great reputation, but the top notcher of all his musical comedy playleets is without doubt "The Leading Lady" which has been accorded the title of the best miniature comedy in vaudeville today. This is due in part to the merit of the play itself and is also due in a great measure to the ability of the leading members of the very capable cast provided for its interpretation. The principal roles are entrusted to Miss Marcedes Loren,z, a pretty soubrette,- and Mr. Ralph Lynn, a clever English comedian, asisted by Ed Coleman. Don't fail to see this big production at the Murray this week. Another big feature of the bill is Duffy and Sawtelle who surely deserve all the honors given them. They are entertainers of the best order. Scintilla is a violinist who finds herself folself following closely on the heels of several of the noted violinists. On several occasions during the week she has been compelled to respond to an encore after the ringing down of the curtain. In honor of the G. A. R. encampment Manager Murray has secured a high class war film which is appreciated by all. POLISH from TARLAn Musical Revue 75, $1.00, $1.50

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