Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 211, 14 July 1913 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, JULY 14, 1913

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Edited by ELIZABETH R, THOMAS

Office Phor.e 1121.

Residence Phone 1874.

Lawler, Miss Edna Lawler, Miss Ethel and Miss Iva Allen, Miss Opal Piatt, Miss Blanche Bunker, Mr. Ernest Newman. Mr. Clarence Alexander, Mr. Clem Nichols, Mr. Earl Bunker, Mr. Sherman White. Mr. Omar Weishaupt, Mr. Earl Wood, Mr. Earl Wiggs, Mr. Raymond Lawler, Mr. and Mrs. Omar White, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Addleman and Mr. and Mrs. Newton Bunker.

1 " ' 1 " SOCIAL EVENTS FOR TUESDAY. A large dancing party will be given n the pavilion at Jackson park by Mr. Verlin Foland and Mr. Harry Smith. The Farley orchestra of Indianapolis will furnish the dance music. A meeting of the West Richmond Friends Aid Society will be held in the afternoon at the usual hour. Miss Florence McGuire will be hostess for a meeting of the Tuesday Bridge club at her home in East Main street. An ice-cream social will be given in the evening on the lawn at the North A Street Friends' church.

TO BE MARRIED. An important social event for the month of August will be the wedding Of Miss Ruth Thistlethwalte, (laughter of Mr. John I. Thistlethwalte, and Mr. Mark Pennell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Mark W. Pennell, of South Nineteenth gtreet. The wedding will be celebrated Monday evening, August fourth, at Ave o'clock, at the home of the bride's father, in North Eleventh street. Miss Thistlethwalte is a prominent young woman of this city. Mr. Pennell is also equally prominent both in social and business circles. The wedding Is being looked forward to with interest by their many friends in this city.

DINNER AT CLUB. Mr. Wiley Glass, Mr. Philip Starr, Mr. Earl Spangler and Mr. Huston Marlatt formed a dinner party at the Country club last evening.

TO JAMES LAKE. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Snaveley and little daughter, Miss Mary Louise, with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Umpleby have gone to James Lake, Angola! Indiana, where they will spend their vacation.

PICNIC AT PARK. The annual picnic of the Sunday school of First English Lutheran church will be held Wednesday afternoon at Glen Miller park. ' e members of the primary department will be taken to the park in automobiles. In case of rain the affair will be held Thursday afternoon.

THEATRE PARTY. Miss Ruth Scott gave a theatre party Saturday afternoon at the Murray to see "Alias Jimmy Valentine" as presented by the Francis Sayles players. The affair was in honor of several visiting guests. In the party were Miss Marguerite Downing of Chicago, Miss Isabel Downing of Pittsburg, Miss Ruth Boyer, Miss Colliver, Miss Margaret Wor8Cham of Terre Haute, Miss Miller of Miamisburg, Miss Anna Nicholson, Miss Ruth Scott, Misa Martha Scott, Miss Eleanor Seidel, Miss Ruth Hadley and Miss Hilda Kidder. After the performance the guests were served at Price's, a long table having been arranged at the rear of the apartment. The affair was one of the charming social functions of the day.

IS HOME. Miss Esther Griffin White has returned from Boston, Massachusetts, where- Bhe was called by the illness of her sister.

CAME HOME. Mrs. Howard Dill, Mr. Malcolm Dill with "Miss Eliisubetn Laws came down from Chicago yesterday.. The Dills have been visiting kinspeople at this place for a few weeks. Miss Laws will be their guest for several days.

A GUEST HERE. Little Miss Margaret Parry of Minneapolis has come to visit her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. James Mulford and other relatives in this city. Later she will be joined by her mother, Mrs. Edwin Parry.

PICNIC PARTY. A picnic party was given Friday afternoon by Mrs. Claud Carter at Glen Miller park. A six o'clock dinner was served. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Chrisman and daughters, Marguerite and Elizabeth, Frank Carter, Miss Marguerite Cox, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Dintaman, Mr. and Mrs. Claude Carter and Miss Frances Price of Saganaw, Michi-

FOR VIRGINIA. Dr. and Mrs. N. S. Cox and son Joseph will leave this afternoon for Virginia Beach, Virginia, to remain until September first.

ter J. Daugherty, whose marriage took place last Thursday, and Miss Louise Millikan and Claude Stanley, whose wedding is annouueed for August twelfth, and Miss Hilda Shute and Oakley Polk, who will be married next Thursday morning. In honor of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Daugherty, who were married this week, and Miss Louise Millikan and Mr. Claude Stanley, whose marriage will occur next month, the members of the young set will give a dinner Monday evening at the Bundy hotel. Elaborate plans have been made for the affair and it will be one of the most important social events of the summer. Newcastle Exchanges.

VISITING HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Hufford of Indianapolis are the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Lee Hoover at their pretty home in South Eleventh street, for a fews.

GUESTS HERE. Miss Lola Plummer and Miss Dorothy Sinnett of Dayton, Ohio, are the guests of Miss Maude and Miss Nellie Becher for a few days at their home in South Sixteenth street.

ARE HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bradbury of New York, have come for a fortnight's visit with Mr. and Mrs. W. K. Bradbury and other relatives. They will be guests at the Polk-Shute wedding which will be celebrated Thursday morning.

OF INTEREST. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Polk and son, well known Greenwood (Ind.) residents, who have been spending several days with friends at the Cushman, left this week for Charlevoix, where they will open their pretty summer home for the season. The above was clipped from the Petoskey news in the Sunday morning Indianapolis Star.

IN MICHIGAN. News from Wequetonsing, Michigan, says: Mrs. O. Carr of Richmond, Ind., and Miss Jennie Snider of Indianapolis, are sumering on Little Traverse Bay. Mrs. Edith Williams and Howard Campbell of Richmond, Ind., are arrivals from that city and will spend much of the summer here.

GAVE PARTY. Miss Blanche Bunker gave a pretty party Saturday evening at her home north of the city. The evening was spent socially and in playing games on the lawn. During th evening an elegant luncheon was served. The tables were arranged on the lawn and were appointed with flowers and ferns. The guest who enjoyed the affair were Miss Nina Blose, Miss Ethel

AFTERNOON DRESS OF WHITE PRINTED "FOULARD"

TO RUSHVILLE. Mr. Charles Mundhenk, 1536 Main street, has gone to Rushville. Ind., to visit his aunt and grandfather.

TO SABINA. Mr. and Mrs. Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. Eben Louck motored to Sabina, Ohio, Saturday and spent the remainder of the week end the guests of Rev. and Mrs. David Louck.

ICE CREAM SOCIAL. A benefit ice cream social will be glTen Tuesday evening on the pretty lawn at North A Street Friends meeting house. Ice cream and cake will bo served. Music will add to the pleasure of the occasion. The public is cordially Invited to attend.

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POPULAR ORCHESTRA. Arrangements have been completed for the dance to be given Tuesday evening at Jackson park by Mr. Verlin Foland and Mr. Harry Smith. The celebrated Farley orchestra will play at that time. Thi3 is the orchestra

which furnished such excellent music at the dance given June twenty-lfth by these young men. Mr. Sissel, the celebrated cabaret singer, will be preson this occasion. Limited cars will leave Cambridge City at seven o'clock, and Richmond at eight o'clock. Cards must be presented at the door.

entertained the following guests to I

, dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. George i B. Dougan, Mrs. Enos Taylor. Miss Ida I Taylor and Master Alfred Randall of

Fort Wayne.

TO JOIN MRS. DOUGLAS. Mr. Robert Douglas came down from Chicago and spent the week end with Mrs. Douglas who is the guest of her mother, Mrs. N. Polletz at her apartments in the Keystone.

MEETINGS DEFERRED. The Tuesday afternoon bridge club which has been meeting fortnightly for

: some time has deferred its meetiugs

uutil fall.

LAWN PARTY. A lawn party will be given Friday evening on the lawn at the North Fourteenth street Mission. The public is invited to attend. Ice-cream and cake will be served.

TO ROME CITY. Mr. I.awrence Handley, Mr. John Handley and Mr. Will Eversnian have gone to Rome City for a vacation.

PICNIC SATURDAY. The ladies of the United States Commercial Travelers will give a picnic Saturday afternoon and evening at Glen Miller Park for the members of the l C. T. and their families and friends.

PARTY AT CAMP. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Shera and family with Mr. and Mrs. Will Wilson and family, who are camping at Swallow's

TO BAY VIEW. Mrs. Clara Malsby and daughter. Miss Louise Malsby, of the Wayne Apartments have gone to Bay View, Michigan, where they expect to remain for some time.

DINNER AT CLUB. Mr. and Mrs. George Seidel and Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Swajne had din- ( Continued on Last Page)

MAIDEN' LANE

In the lower part of New York is the market center of the Jewelry World. Kennedy s Jewelry Store is just out of the jewelry center and high rent district of Richmond, and we can quote rrices on Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry. Gold and Gold Filled Pendants that are attractive Quality the Best. -Bu:est. Biggest Little Store In Town."

FREB KENNEDY

JEWELER. 526 Main Street.

BY LA RACONTEUSE The bodice is a kimono, slightly blousing and opened on the frontright down to the waist to show a guimpe of crossed white chiffon, bordered by a narrow white net revers finished by a net pleated frill. The sleeves are long and finished by the same white frill over the hand the wrist being tightened by a bracelet ribbon of pale green taffeta. The draped ribbon making the best is of the same material, with two ends on the side front. The skirt is an over-piece model, opened on the side front, and draped by a broad fold below the left hip, the side and back showing on the other hip are effected by a round gathered basque, kept inside the skirt by a piping.

IS HERE. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lahr (nee Miss Josephine Cates) and children of Evansville, are In town for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. George Cates, at their home in North Eleventh street.

OF INTEREST. The girls of the Sewing club and several young men will entertain at a banquet at the Bundy Hotel, Monday evening, in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Wai-

ICE CREAM SOCIAL North A Street Friends' Meeting House. Tomorrow Night. Ice Cream, Home Made Cake, 10c; Lemonade, 5c. Music on

N f XS"E ,?T.E WITH ONLY ONE PRICE "j k First Foil feel es Eneryiisi Reicei Sale

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DOMESTICS Best American Prints in light and dark work. Complete new line of patterns July Sale 5c Best 15c Percales for Dress, waist and shirting purposes 11c Genuine Hope Muslin 7!,c. Good 9-4 bleached or brown sheeting, full SI inches wide July Sale 20c LINENS 17 inch brown linen crash, extra heavy 5c. Stevens Bleached or Brown Crash, 18 inch, 12 yc quality July Sale 10c Stevens Russia Bleached or Brown Crash, 17 inch, 15c grade Ju,ly Sale 11c See the Mercerized Table Damask in remnants July Sale per yard 30c, 40c, 50c.

NOTIONS American Beauty Talcum Powder, full pound can 10c. Yokohama Crepe Toilet Paper, thousand sheets to the roll 4 Rolls 25c. Kirk's Buttermilk Soap 35c box, 12 cakes or 3 cakes for 10c Keep Clean Hair Brushes the brush with a clean face, absolutely sanitary July Sale 43c Special 2 Quart Water Bottle, fully guaranteed July Sale 69c Special box stationery 21 sheets paper, 24 envelopes July Sale 2 Boxes for 15c. Special lot Leather Coin Purses 10c and 15c goods July Sale 5c

Vacuum Bottle keeps the contents either hot or cold. Regular $2.00 item July Sale $1.00 Big lot of Sample Tooth Brushes goods which sold up to 25c July Sale 10c Lot 10c and 15c Folding Paper Fans July Sale 5c Lot adies' Wash Belts. Regular 10c and 15c value July Sale 5c American Beauty Pillow Embroidery Outfits The stamped top and back, instruction chart with ten skeins of floss to complete the design all for 25c. RIBBONS 75 pieces wide fancy ribbons all of our regular 25c and 50c values up to & inches wide July Sale 19c

100 pieces wWe plain ribbons for Hairbo Sashes, Girdles, Etc., come in Taffeta, Moire or Satin, from 5 to 6 inches wide in every shade July Sale 19c LACES 25 pieces wide Torchon laces, edges and insertings to match, up to 3 inches wide 3c Yd.; 35c Doz. 100 pieces lace including Torchon, Cluny, Vals, Etc., in a great variety of patterns in both edges and insertings. Goods formerly up to 10c Now 5c Yd.; 55c Doz. Lot wide lace bands just the thing for summer trimmings. Goods bought especially for this sale. 20c to 25c values July Sale 72c Yd.; 85c Doz.

MESH BAGS 6 inch German Silver, extra heavy, rmde from the Bailey Unbreakable mesh with newpendant fringe Choice of 4 styles of frames. A regular $ 3.50 value July Sale $2.00 5 inch same as above. Regular value $2.00 Now $1.50 7 inch, same number $4.00 value July Sate $2.50 FOUNTAIN PENS All of our fountain pens, including regular and self fillers in both plain and mounted goods, each pen fully guaranteed $1.00 WATCHES 79c Ruby Gilt Watches. fully guaranteed for one year from date of purchase 79c.

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A most interesting department. All colors and materials. Ages 2 to 1 4 years.

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Come in Ginghams, Percales, Linens, Galatea, Ripplette, etc., etc. Special values at 54c, 68c, 90c, $1.12.

Also a complete line of White Dresses in all sizes India Linon and Voile, Embroidery and Lace trimmed, 45c to $4.50 each. Every dress perfect in fit and workmanship.

MEN'S SHIRTS 50c Negligee Shirts, sizes li to 1C attached laundried cuffs, no collar, slightly counter soiled Made of Percale. All good patterns, in stripes and figures July Sale 29c 50c Negligee shirts made of black and white striped Madras or cotton cream Pongee, attached cuffs and collars, faced sleeve sizes 1412 to 17 July Sale 39c 50c Night Shirts, made of good quality Cambric, no collar, cut full, well made 15 to 19 39c. BATH TOWELS See the 17x39 inch extra heavy Turkish bath towel, bleached, hemmed. July Sale 15c. 30c Pr.

HOSIERY

Our entire line of 50c fancy lisle Men's hose, all colors and sizes to close 29c. Our entire stock of women's 50c lace hose in boot and all over patterns black and tan July Sale 29c SJtc Women's black lisle lace hose in boot pattern, only July Sale 19c 35c Ladies' Silk Boot hosiery Gordon Dye lisle heel and toe, spliced heel and double sole seamless black only 25c. PARASOLS All reduced. See the special in Ladies' 51.50 and t2.00 July Sale 98c

Children's and Infants' Lace hose. This lot includes everything in laces, hose or socks black only. Goods that formerly sold up to 50c Now 5c All our Women's 35c hose Wayne Knit or Gordon Dye. will be sold for 2 pairs ;0c. These lines compose every weight and kind, out and regular sizes black, taa and white. HAND BAGS AND SUIT CASES See the special suit case immitation leather or fibre $2'0 value July Sale $1.00 See the all leather bag. hand sewed, all leather lines black or tan 17.50 value $4.93. Also the Cow Hide suit case, with shirt fold $7.50 value Now $4.49

CORSETS

$2.00 Spirabone Corsets, gored bust, medium low, long close fitting skirt, unbreakable side steels, six suspender web supporters, embroidfry trimmed. Has drawstrings Sale Price $1.23 $1.50 Wilhelmina Corsets, only 5 dozen in this lot. Sizes IS to 23 long hip, medium bust, four heavy supporters, made of Coutil, two models Now 98c UMBRELLAS One counter over 100 to select from $1.50 and $2.00 value Choice 98c See the lot of ladies' colored umbrellas. $5.00 goods July Sale $1.93

SHIRT WAISTS. Every waist in the store reduced. Another shipment of our 5Sc waists have come to hand for this sale. They are $1.50 values. All white colored trimming, open front or open bac k, ail sizes and styles 98c. Others at $! 35. $10 and $2.25. See the special Middya in all color combinations. July price S3c. All Fancy Silk Waists Greatly Keduced 98c to $4.93. CHILDREN'S PARASOLS See the different assortment from 19c to $1.35. RAIN COAT Bought for this sale, all sizes, $4.50 kind Now $2.43