Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 115, 19 March 1912 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUH AND BUJf -TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1912.

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Social Side of Life p Edited by ELIZABETH P. THOMAS . Phone 111 before 11: SO la order to lasure publication ta the Evening EdlUoa

PREVISION. f can not tell what way the years will lead How hands nay falter and how feet may bleed. What deep contentment I shall bare or need : I can not telL t do not know why the fleet early yeara Should shake me with surmise of futnre team; Why golden auna ehonld set In gloom of fears, I do not know. t mast not ask of winter winds that come Across the ground where men sleep cold and dumb. If I shall rest there well of my last home I must not ask. I shall not shrink, maybe I shall not dread When time has slowed my step and bowed my head. To go away; to Join the cloistered dead I shall not shrink. I shall have hope, In spite of heavy shame. Among God's pensioners to find my name, In Him who for the strayed and lost ones came I shall hare hope. C. 1 O'Donnell in "Ave Maria."

Charles Sllfer and Miss Lillian Paige were the readers for the afternoon and their articles were much enjoyed by alL The club wfll meet next Monday afternoon with Mrs. Paige at her home In North Twelfth street.

TICKNOR CLUB. Monday afternoon Mrs. John M. Coat was hostess for a meeting of the Tteknor club at her homo In South

Twelfth street. The reading of Shakes

peare was continued at this time.

There were no "current events" given at the meeting. The club will meet Monday afternoon with Mrs. Fred Miller at her home In North Tenth street.

MEETS WEDNESDAY. A called meeting of the Ladies Aid society of the Second Presbyterian church will be held Wednesday evening at seven thirty o'clock at the home of Mrs. Clyde Rlegle. 615 North Nineteenth street. All the members are urged to present as Important business matters will be considered at this time.

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the past few days, loft yesterday for

Mlddletown. Onto, where they . will make their future home. Mr. Trunk has recently accepted the management of the Mlddletown Collateral Loan Bank.

TO NEW CASTLE. Mrs. Walter Snaveley and daughter, Miss Mary Louise have gone to New Castle, Indiana, to spend the week with Miss Mary AulL

TO GIVE SUPPER. Wednesday evening a supper will be given at Grace Methodist church by the ladles of the church. The public Is Invited to attend.

EATING AND ART. "As regards the csre of the voice, use plain common sense," says the Countess Clsneros. "There Is absolutely no reason why a grand opera star should ho either a martyr or a fool. There are certain things which Irritate the throat; there are certain things that undermine the health; avoid all of them. . "Got as much fresh air as possible; live regularly; do not take from yourself that which is Imperative good health and that Is all that any one can do. Yes, there are certain rules which one must follow regarding eating. When I made my debut as a grand opera star I at first ate my dinner at' o'clock, very shortly before singing. I quickly found that ' this would not do, so I ate my dinner an hour earlier, then I found that my voice was not at its best, and I gradually lengthened the Interval between my dinner and my appearance on the stage, so that I now eat heartily at 3 o'clock. My dinner Is thereby digested In ample time before singing and when my singing Is' dons r drink a glassi'of milk, perhaps eat a sandwich and get to bed aa soon as possible. .

' "When do I rise? Well. I almost? In

variably have my breakfast, a cup of coffee and.soms rolls or toast, and then always arrange to have exercise In the fresh sir."

HAS RETURNED. Miss Mary B. Boilers has returned from Dayton, Ohio, where she visited for several days. , DORCAS SOCIETY. A number of the members of the Dorcas society enjoyed the meeting Monday, afternoon when Mrs. Minnie Besselman of South Fourth street acted as hostess. The afternoon was spent socially and with needlework.

There were no guests. At the close of

the afternoon's pleasures a delicious luncheon In courses was served. The society wfll meet again In a fortnight

with Mrs, George Eggemeyer at her

home In East Main street 1 MAGAZINE CLUB. The members of the Magatine club were hospitably entertained Monday afternoon by Mrs. Ostrander at her

nome in norm fineenu street, mere

were no guests for the afternoon. Mrs,

AID SOCIETY MEETING. The M. E. Aid Society of Economy met at the home of Mrs. George Ballenger, Friday evening. Election of officers for the ensuing year and a program was rendered which consisted of music, readings and a visit of the Sniggle family which was very much

enjoyed by all. Refreshments were ser

ved to seventy persons by the commit

tee. The officers elected were:

President, Miss Belle Conley. Vice President, Mrs. Hannah Taylor. Secretary, Mrs. Charley Cole. Treasurer, Mrs. J. L. Peterson. Chaplain, Mrs. Martha Atkinson.

ARE AT BLOOMINtaTON. Mr. and Mrs. J. Bennett Gordon are at Bloomlngton, Indiana, for a few days. Last evening 'Mr. Gordon gave an address before the student body of the University. .

MEETS THIS EVENING. A meeting of the Hymettus Literary society of the St. Andrew's church will be held this evening in the school assembly hall. The members are invited to be present as a special program will be presented at this time.

IS IN TOWN. Rev. Father Mattingly of West Baden, Indiana, is in town for a few days stay.

PLEASANT SURPRISE. A pleasant surprise was given Mr. John Graham last evening by Mrs. Graham when she Invited a number of their friends In to spend the evening

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at their home in North Seventeenth street. The evening was spent socially and with music and games. A luncheon In several courses was served. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. George Graham, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Godsey, Mr. and Mrs. David Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Ebb ling, Rev. and Mrs. F. Kinsey, Mr. Lawrence Whalen, Mr. Earl Breese, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. William Nuss. Mrs. Ellen Shellhorn, Miss Nora Shellhorn, Miss Eva Thomas, Miss Ada Veregge, Miss Rena Veregge, Miss Lona Black and Mrs. Ida Stevenson.

GUESTS HERE., Mrs. Robert Boren, Mrs. Will Brooks of Fountain City and Mrs. John Boren of Toledo, Ohio, were guests here today.

and Mrs. Dove, who recently came here from Indianapolis will occupy the residence vacated by the Keiskers.

BENEFIT DANCE. A benelt dance was given last evening In the Odd Fellows' hall for Mr. Frank Menke, who was recently operated on at the Reid Memorial Hospital. The affair was largely attended and a neat sum was realized.

DANCE FOR PUBLIC. The dance to be given this evening In the Odd Fellow's hall by the Ladles Auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Rail-

kway Trainmen wil he open to the pub

lic. Excellent dance muBlc will be furnished and a good time is assured all who attend.

TO MEET WEDNESDAY. The Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Guy Brown at her home, 302 South Fifteenth street. The members are urged to be present. The afternoon will be spent at needlework.

AT THE CLUB. The members of the March social committee at the country club have arranged for an Informal tea to be held Wednesday afternoon at the club. The members are invited to attend.

bly hall. An excellent program was given. , - .

MEETS FRIDAY. The Buzzers Whist club will meet Friday afternoon with Miss Marie Campbell at her home in East Main street The members axe invited to attend.

VISITED HERE. Mr. Loftus Jones of the Indianapolis Sun spent yesterday here visiting with friends.

All

LadyCouldnt you possibly but saved your friend who was captured by the cannibals; 1 African Traveler Unfortunately not When I arrived he was already scratched off the menu. Boston Transcript.

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TO VISIT HERE. Mr. George Martin of the Indianapolis Sun came today for a few days visit here with friends.

A GUEST HERE. Miss Hollis Hall, of Muncie, xnas the guest of friends in Richmond Sunday and Monday.

ENTERTAINMENT A SUCCESS. The entertainment given last evening at the Second Presbyterian church by the Knoweldge Seekers and the King's Daughters was a success in every way. The program was carried out as announced. There were many guests present to enjoy the program.

SEVERAL EVENTS. Several charming social events were scheduled for today. Among these were several parties, club meetings and evening affairs. The day is more replete than usual with social events.

ST. PATRICK'S PARTY. The members of the St. Mary's church enjoyed a St. Patrick's Day party last evening in the school assem-

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VISITING HERE. Miss Stella Burns of Evansville, Ind. is visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Parry at their home, 220 North Twentysecond street.

TO CHICAGO. Miss Mary Ennis has gone to Chicago to attend the millinery openings.

TO VISIT. Miss Shylofi Van Meter will come over from Cambridge City this evening for a few hours stay here.

FOR MIDOLETOWN. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Trunk of Dayton, O., who have been the guests of relatives and friends in this city for

TAKEN NEW RESIDENCE. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Keisker and son. wfco formerly had a residence in North Twelfth street, have taken up their abode in South Fifteenth street. Mr.

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