Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 28, 12 December 1912 — Page 5

riIE.RICIi3IOXD PALLADIU3I SUN-XLGKA3i. THURSDAY DECEM11ER 12, 1015.

Social Side of Life fdited ty ELIZABETH R. THOMAS Phono 1121 before 11 : 30 in order to Insure publication In the Evening Edition

orations were for the most part appropriate to the Christmas season. Chris- j

anthemums were used copiously in appointing the different rooms. The affair was in the nature of a miscellaneous shower. The bride-elect received many pretty and useful gifts. Late in the afternoon the guests were invited to the dining room where an elegant luncheon was served. In the center of the table was a miniature Chrlstma3 tree adorned with pretty gifts and fa-

The 8rst wedding of several which at seven thirty o'clock. Miss Yuri Waare to be celebrated during the Christ- tanabe of Japan who is at present a mas season, was the one of last even- student in Earlham College will be an

ing, when Miss Bertha nulla, tne cnar- nonor guest ana win give miormauon vors Tne guests Wre Miss Lucy Smyi i . f i mr.. 4fl l i -i A ir vmx-tla9 i-i rwr In - -

iniog aaugnier oi air. anu mis. uaiies m irsam w j.uuue i"uiic o .. iU . ger jjsg Arline Shreeve, Miss Kutn

Bulla and Mr. Warren stigelman, son ner native country.

of Mr. and Mrs. Sol Stigelman were

married at the home of the bride's parents in Chester. The house was deco-

Friedgen, Miss Emerald Hasecoster, Miss Elaine Jones, Miss Genevieve Newlin, Miss Lucy Turner, Miss Mable

Ha&emeier, Miss Mildred Bockhoff,

MEETS SATURDAY. The Daughters of the American Rev-

rated throughout with the Christmas olution will meet Saturday afternoon Migg Ruth Marlatt Miss Charlotte Al-

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colors, red and green, une ceremony wun Mrs. u. w. oiiibiock. ai "r u8tm and Misa Vivian King.

was performed in the south parlors in home in isortn lentn street, bne win the presence of about forty wedding be assisted in entertaining by Mrs. guests, including members of the im- Paul Comstock. mediate families and a few intimate J friends. Rev. Zerbe of Williamsburg, I PARTY AT MURRAY,

pronounced the ritual. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braffett. Miss I with Misg Georgia

THE LAST WORD.

Fashion Approve tha Box Plaited Skirt.

XMAS MEETING. The Christmas offering meeting of the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of Grace church, will be held

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An altar had been made of palms Schade of Cincinnati, Miss Smith of ; South Fourteenth street, Friday after-

and ferns above which were suspend- ninaniKJH. tuu juuki ru ed Christmas bells. There were no at- row of Detroit. Michigan, formed a tendants. The bride wore a pretty box )arty at tne "rY theater last gown of white wool. After the cere- evening.

mony a buffet supper was served in j the dining room. In the center of the i

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table was a candelabra, in the holders of which were red and green candles. Christmas bells were suspended from the chandeliers. Mr. and Mrs. Stigelman will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Bulla for the present. Their many friends extend hearty congratulations. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bulla, Mr. and Mrs. Sol Stigelman, Mr. and Mrs. Abijah Pyle, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Engelbrecht and family, Mr. and Mrs. Abner Bulla, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Devoe, Miss Jeannette Stigelman, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stigelman, Mr. Guyer, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beach Mr. and Mrs. Edward White, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Timothy White, Mr. and Mrs. JoBeph White, grandparents of the groom; Mr. and Mrs. Aaron White, of New Castle, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Cox of Long Beach, California, Mrs. Maxon of near South Bend, Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Bert White of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodgin, Mr. and Mrs. Verle Pitts, Mr. and Mrs. Willard ' Markle, Mrs. Cornelia Stedham and Mrs. Sarah Williamson, of Marion, Indiana.

noon. Mrs. Binford of Greenfield will make the address. Special music will be furnished. Members and friends are cordially invited.

HICKS' ORCHESTRA. Frank Crichet has secured the

Hick's orchestra to play for her Christmas dance which will be given Friday evening, December the twentyseventh in the Odd Fellow's hall. The young

peojile of the city are invited to at-1

tend.

CARDS OUT. Cards have been sent out for the

! Comstock ball, which promises to be

one of the most elaborate social affairs of the Christmas season. They read as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Paul Comstock request the pleasure of your company at the Pythian Temple Friday evening, December the twentyseventh eight o'clock Dancing.

DANCE THIS EVENING. A number of young people of the city are looking forward with pleasure to the dance which will be given this evening in the Odd Fellow's hall by the members of the Jolly .Time Dancing club. The Jelly Saxophone trio will furnish the dance music.

INVITATIONS FOR BREAKFAST. Invitations reading as follows were sent out this morning: Miss Unthank Miss Bond Miss Lesh Continental Breakfast Saturday, December the fourteenth eight thirty a. m. 104 Fort Wayne Avenue

TO GIVE BAZAAR The Ladies Aid society of the Christian church at Boston will give a bazaar Wednesday afternoon and evening and Thursday afternoon, December eighteenth and nineteenth, Christmas articles will be on sale at this time as well as home made pies, cakes and other good things to eat.

RETURNED HOME. Miss Louise Millikan returned to her home in New Castle, after spending several days here the guest of Miss Lucy Turner at her home in South Twentyflrst street.

TO SPEND WINTER. Miss Cloudfelder of Byron, Ohio, has come to spend the winter here with her sister, Mrs. Nasters of South Eleventh street.

MRS. CHRISMAN HOSTESS. Mrs. George Chrisman will be hostess Friday afternoon for a meeting of Social Number Nine Pythian Sisters at her home, 29 South Eleventh street. The members are invited to attend.

VISITING HERE. Mr. and Mrs. William Dechant of Middletown, Ohio, are visiting Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Wampler of North Seventh street.

IS BETTER. Mrs. Mark O'llara of North venth street, who has been ill lagrippe, is much improved.

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Mr. and Mrs. George Cates, Mr. and ; leader ,for the afternoon

Clement Cates,

Mrs. Edwin

This promises to be one of the most ! Cates and Mrs. Gentry formed a box

MISSIONARY MEETING. The Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the First English Lutheran church met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles Johanning at her home in South Twelfth

street. Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum was the

Mrs. Alice

Sieweke gave an interesting bible

elaborate and delightful social events of the day.

JAPANESE SOCIAL. The Standard Bearers of First

Methodist Episcopal church will give

party at the Murray theater last evening.

TO HUDSON LAKE. Mr. Frank Crichet will go to Hudson Lake, near South Bend, Indiana,

ft Japanese Social at the home of Mrs. ! Saturday to spend a few days with his

Edgar E. Brown, 2116 Main street, on

Friday evening. December thirteenth

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reading. A solo, entitled "God Will Take Care of You" was rendered by Mrs. William Romey. Mrs. Oliver Nusbaum had charge of the lesson study. During the afternoon Mrs. Willhvm Seeker was elected treasurer. Reports from a recent convention were read by the delegates at this time. After

the program a social hour followed.

sister, who leaves soon for Arkansas

where she will spend the winter and The next meting will be held the sec-

spring, ond Wednesday in .Tamiarv.

ENTERTAINED FRIENDS. Mr. Holton and Mr. Rueben Thome delightfully entertained a number of their friends last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stout. Games furnished the entertainment for the evening. During the evening a delicious oyster supper was served. Mrs. Edgar Stout assisted in serving. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stout, the Misses Don Fuller, Bertha Olmetzer, Inez Krick, Bess Fuller, Charlotte James and Angie Roll. Messrs. Holston Thome, Rueben Thome, Walter Shute, Howard Weist, Walter McKee, Will Meyer and Thomas Littlejohn.

THE NEW PLAITED COSTUME. Plaits have once more come back to fashionable favor, and they are to be seen forming the underskirt of many of the best fall costumes. Pictured is a gown with the new box plaited skirt, which, you see. adds no fullness to the width at the bottom. The plaits are stitched and pressed flat so that the slim silhouette Is preserved. The overdrapery is somewhat on the tunic oMer with an odd sash effect. The collar and cuffs of white faille

silk are edged with scantily plaited lingerie embroidery This collar, broad at the back, ends sharply at the shoulder line. CHAT WITH THE BRIDE. About Going to Housekeeping end About Furnishinqs. Are you going to housekeeping? A sensible girl if you do. Love of home life should be instilled in the eiirly days of marriage in the hearts of both man and wife. The man will be much less apt to wander from his own fireside if he feels that he has a personal Interest In It The woman will be less apt to degenerate into a gossip if she has the care of her home in her keeping. It is such a pleasure to beautify yoyr owu home and add a little to your belongings from month to month Pay for everything as you get it. Better delay your marriage a year xan to. hAsrin overburdened with

debts. If funds are low start witn tne furnishings of the kitchen, dlolns room, bedroom and living room. Put only the absolutely necessary articles into these rooms. Purchase only cood. substantial furniture, allowing nothlnsr for show. These articles will last a lifetime and will never look poor, while showy, tawdry furniture grows shabby ia a few inorths' time.

A couple married four year ago: adopted the following ideas with great success : . They bought their small house before it wan finished an l less the cost ! of papering They are buying it through a building association. j The papering will come later. j What little furniture they have;

bousrht has been paid for and ia really good. Two beautiful children gladden the hearts of their parents, and their training is Just what you would expect from such sensible people This is one of the homes where happiness is sure to reign. Caps For Milk Bottles. Flow to keep milk bottles in the cleanest and most satisfactory way concerns al! housewives. To aid in oh talninc this cleanliness milk bottle

"caps' are now for sale. One kind. made of celluloid, fits Into the battle and opens with a small aluminium shutter, so that the milk may be pour ; ed out and the bottle closed afterward, j These cost 15 cents each or two for 25 cents. Another kind is of celluloid and must be taken out of the Iwttle1

each time it Is used These latter are also made for condensed milk. Tljej cost 10 cpnts each.

Fed Them en Stale News. In the British arctic expedition of 1S75 one of the chaplains hud a tile ot the London Times twenty years old. containing the Crimean war report. One copy was given out to each ship daily. The officers had It first, then it went to the forecastle, and soou every one was as keen about the news as it the war had been proceeding. The clergyman in control of the rress was besought to issue an evening edit km. aud wheu Sevastopol was about to be taken excitemeut ran so high that the nevspajer office a Ux-ker was almost stormed. The editor, however, wannu and continued with his daily issue, the Interest being kept up to the end of the expedition.

Feasts of Victor Hub. Victor Hugo's powers of digestion were of no ordinary caliber. In some reminiscem es cvntributed to the Part! Temp M. Edouard Lockror relate that the poet when served with crayfish invariably ate them whole, swallowing the claws and shell with great gustn. Orances were dealt with In tee same way. tke peel being eaten wltti as much relish as the fruit. A dlnnef party at Hugo's tvas a trying ordeal for people of normal appetites. 1n occasions." writes M. Ix-kror. w ter fed for three hour without intermission. And after forty minutes' re, lite In the drawing room we wer marched b.ick to partake of pastry aud sirups."

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REGULAR DAME. The Fairview Dancing club will give their regular dance next Saturday evening, December fourteenth at their hall in School street. All members are requested to be present.

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BRIDGE CLUB. The members of the Tuesday Bridge club were entertained to luncheon Wednesday by Mrs. Julian Cates at her apartments in the Pelham. In the afternoon bridge was played at sev-

jeral tables. TheTavor went to Mrs. Nor- ! man Craighead. Mrs. Clement Cates ! was a guest of the club. The club

meets next Tuesday afternoon with

Mrs. Harry Lontz, at her home in I North A street. j

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MISS JAMESON HOSTESS. Out of courtesy to Miss Lucy Turner who will be married in a fortnight, Miss Helen Jameson entertained in a charming manner this afternoon at her home in East Main street. The dec-

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