Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 202, 28 June 1912 — Page 5

TUK KICHMOM) PAIXADIU3I AM SUX-TELKGRA3I. FRIDA i', JUNE 28, 1912.

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Social Side of Life

y ELIZABETH R. THOMAS

K'Jbime 1121 before 11:30 In order to insure publication in the Evening Edition

THE BELL OF THE ANQEL8. It is said that somewhere, at twilight, A great bell softly swings, And a man mar listen and harken To the wondrous music It rings. If he put from his heart's Inner chamber All passion and pain and strife, Heartache and weary longing That throb in the pulses of life; If he thrust from his soul all hatred All thoughts of wicked things. He may hear, in the holy twilight How the bell of the Angel's rings. Let us look in our hearts and question. Can purer thoughts enter in To a soul, if it be already The dwelling of thoughts of sin?

So then let us ponder a littl

Let us look in our hearts and see If the twilight bell of the angels Can ring for you and for me.

home, the guests being entertained with dancing later at the Glen Miller Park pavilion. About twenty-five couples enjoyed the functions. The lawn at the home was beautifully decorated for the occasion. Japanese lanterns were strung about the lawn and were used for illumination. Indoors pennants and garden flowers were used in decorating. The occasion was much enjoyed by all.

ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS.

Announcement cards reading as fol

lows have been received by friends find kinspeople: Mr. and Mrs. John J. Reber announce the marriage of their daughter Byrdella to Mr. Perry Arthur Zlndorf on Tuesday, June the twentyfifth Nineteen hundred and twelve Richmond, Indiana.

CONCERNING SORORITY. The following Bulletin from New Castle, Indiana, concerning the Psi Iota XI sorority convention which is in cession there will interest many: The tenth annual convention of the Ps! Iota Xi Sorority is in session at toe Bundy Hotel and will continue until tomorrow with delegates In attendance from Indiana and Ohio cities to the number of fifty. The business session was held today and was presided over by Grand President Nellie Fowler of Indianapolis. Reports were made by Grand Secretary Elaine Jones of Richmond and Grand Secretary Ruth Meek of Kokomo. Charters were granted to Cincinnati, O., and Alexandria, Ind. A banquet was given at the hotel tonight, and with the election of officers the convention will close tomorrow.

COMES SATURDAY. Mr. E. M. Allen of Chicago will come , Saturday to spend over Sunday here with hii mother, Mrs. J. H. Gilchrist, 11118 Main street, before leaving for Europe, Mr. Allen will sail June the eleventh for Austria where he has business interests.

TO GIVE FESTIVAL. The ladies of the Boston Christian church will give an ice-cream social Saturday evening, June the twentyninth at the Boston church. The public is most cordially invited to attend.

RECITAL MONDAY. What promises to be a most charming and delightful musical event will be the violin recital to be given Monday evening in the High School Auditorium when Professor Hicks presents some of his older pupils. He will be assisted by Mrs. Fred Bartel and Mrs. Charles Igelman.

TO VISIT RELATIVES. Miss Louise Peterson of Richmond und Mrs. J. L. Peterson of Economy, Indiana, left today for a visit with relatives and friends in St. Louis and Kansas City, Missouri.

TO MIDDLETOWN. Miss Elmina Stldham of near Lynn,

Indiana, has gone to Middletown

where she will visit with relatives for several days.

FOR CHICAGO. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Farmer and son and daughter will leave Saturday lnornlng for Chicago. Mr. Farmer goes on to Minneapolis while the remainder oi the party will visit relatives for a fortnight in Chicago.

MARRIED TUESDAY. Belated announcement has just been made of the marriage of Miss Byrdella Weber and Mr. Perry Zindorf at Covington, Kentucky, Tuesday, June the twenty-fifth. They were accompanied to Kentucky by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mergler, Miss Kathleen Murray and Mr. Charles Hartzler. The bride formerly lived at Covington. They are at home to their many friends at 121 South Fourth street.

A GUEST HERE. Miss Grace McKee of Connersville, Indiana, is visiting friends here and attending the State Sunday school convention. Last evening she was entertained to dinner by Miss Ethel Thomas at her home in North C street

DANCE THIS EVENING. A dance will be given this evening at the Country club by the members of the June social committee. All members are asked to attend. This will be the last party for the month.

VISITING HERE. "Miss Marie Witters of Milwaukee is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Schattel of South Twelfth street for a few days.

TO MARION.

Mr. Fred Bollmeyer went to Marion, Indiana, last evening to attend today's sessions of the Phi Delta Kappa convention.

ENTERTAINED FRIENDS. The following social item was received in this office yesterday, too late for publication: A party and dance was given Wednesday evening by Mr. Frank Metzger. The party was held at the Metzrer

A SOCIAL EVENT. Wednesday evening at the home of Misses Mary and Imogene Smith the members of Theta chapter of Psi Iota XI gave a garden party, the initial social event incident to the national convention whichis being held here this wek About a hundred guests were in attendance and the party was one of the most brilliant social affairs ever given in the city. Japanese lanterns and incandescent lights were hung in the trees and seats and rustic benches scattered through the grounds added to the comfort of the guests. During the evening beautiful musical numbers were furnished by Miss Cordelia Kautz of Kokomo and Miss Louise Mil-

hkan and Mr. Don Millikan of this city. The guests were served with light refreshments, after which a private entertainment at the Royal theater, through the courtesy of the management. Later in the evening there was an enjoyable dance at the Moose hall. IVntecost and Stinson furnishing the music for dancing. This affair was very informal and served as a delightful opportunity for the visting guests to become acquainted with each other as well as the members of the local chapter. Besides the delegates and the members of the Newcastle chapter with tteir guests, those who enjoyed the ev

ening were Messrs. Leal Fowler of .Indianapolis, Frank Brant of Hagerstown, Frank Budd, Wallace Ballard ODd Homer McCrillus of Muncie, Walker Land, Ed Williams and Warren Clements of Richmond. Delegates from all chapters of the sorority are present at the convention

and business sessions were held both

this morning and afternoon in the parlors of the Bundy hotel. There will be

a banquet this evening at the hotel.

New Castle Courier.

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Button Puzzle. Place twelve buttons or atones In a hollow square so that you count four along each side of IL Now take the same buttons and arrange them so that they form another square and you can count five alone each side of It. Solution: Make a square with three on every side and place the remaining fonr, one on each of the corner buttons. Moving TimeWhen moving time comes round, alas. Tha doll lea draad what cornea to pass! They har tbalr littlo motttor say: "I'll hava to rfv soma toys stray. They say I cannot take them all. For wo must store them till the fsIL I wonder which I'll keep dear, dear!" Oh. how the dollies dread to hear Those words, for fear she has In mind Perhaps to leave soma doll behind! But roo vin dsy comes round and cos. And when the fall arrives It shows The dollies all together still. Their little mother never will The family circle break, oh, no! She loves each precious dolly so! The other toys of many style She gives away, but always smiles

And says. "Of course, my dolls, you

Must always, always go with me?" Youth's Com pan low

Distraction Needed. Toajdont seem to be making mocb progress In golf.' No," replied Mr. Ccmrox. "It worries. Do yon know 1 sometimes vri? j that 1 waa back In business so as to have something to take my mind oft the game. "Washington Star.

A Prompt Response. The invitation to dinner or luncheon should be answered without delay, and tn the reply It. is well to repeat the date and the boar to prevent any mistake. Do not accept an Invitation with a proviso "if nothing happens. Remember that your hostess mar want to fill your place with another guest if you cannot accept.

Tik many people mistake a wish tor to ambition. Chicago News.

COPYS1CUTLS

TO VISIT HERE. Miss Mary Eads of Indianapolis has

come to be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Earnest of North Twelfth street.

T.O MOTOR HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Willr Longnecker will

motor over from Middletown, Ohio, tomorrow and visit Mr. and Mrs. Omer

Chase.

FOR BRIDE AND GROOM. Honoring Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Carr,

who were recently married at Manhat

tan, Kansas, Mrs. Edward Schalk and

Miss Martha Whitacre entertained informally Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs. Schalk in North Eighteenth street. The iunctlon was In the r.ature of an informal reception. About seventyflve guests came in during the

evening to meet the bride and groom.

A musical program was given by Miss

Lucile Nusbaum, Mr. Roland Nusbaum,

Miss Lucile Townsend, Miss Agnes

Kelly, Miss Carolyn Hutton, Mr. Hubert Smith, Miss Mildren Schalk and

Mr. Frank Schalk. The rooms where

the guests were entertained were artistically decorated with daisies, roses,

ferns and other garden flowers. Yellow flowers were very conspicuous in

the decoratjve motif. During the even-

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ing a luncheon was served. Miss Lois Kelly, Miss Mary Converse and Miss Elizabeth Marvel presided at the punch bowl.

VISTING HERE. Miss Nellie M. Shaw of Montclair, New Jersey, is here to spend the summer with friends and relatives. Miss Shaw taught school in New York last year.

TO BE MARRIED. The nuptials of Miss Elsie Weaver, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weaver of Greenville, Ohio, to Mr. Earl B. O'Hara, son-of Mr. and Mrs. Mark O'Hara of this city will be solemnized at the home of the bride's parents in Anderson avenue Saturday evening at tlx thirty o'clock in the presence of many relatives and friends. The bride and groom will come to Richmond Sunday where they will be entertained to dinner by Mr. and Mrs. O'Hara. Lator they will go to their new apartments in the Holland Flats, North Fifteenth street where they will have a residence. Mr. O'Hara is employed by ihe Pennsylvania Railroad.

RETURNED HOME. Miss Agnes Karns who has been spending a fortnight here with friends and relatives has returned to her home in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Same Thing. Mrs. Exe Does your husband keep a scrap book? Mrs. Wye Not exactly. But he keeps a check book, and we generally have a scrap when he draws a check for my benefit. Boston Transcript.

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Donmark's Prime Minister. The prime minister of Denmark. Klars Berpsteln. was principal speaker at a banquet given in celebration of the fortieth anniversary "of the Danish Woman Suffrage society at Oelslngfors Inst month, and In the course of bis remarks said that "no amendment to the constitution shall be given without Including the political suffrage of Danish women."

Freckles

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