Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 38, Number 215, 18 July 1913 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AXD S UN-TELE GRAM, FRIDAY, Jf LY IS, 1913
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Edited by ELIZABETH R. THOMAS
SMALL ORIGINAL SHAPED COAT
Cf?ic? Phone 1121
Residence Phone 1874.
SOCIAL EVENTS FOR SATURDAY A fdenic will be held at Glen Milled Park by the ladies auxiliary of the United Commercial Travelers. The families of the members will bo privileged to attend. A dance will be given in the pavilion at Jackson Park. Piano and drums will furnish the dance music. Mrs. George Bond of Baltimore, Maryland, who is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Saharon E. Jones, will entertain in honor of her sister, Miss Edna Jones, a bride of this month, at her parents home in North Thirteenth street.
FOR MISS SMITH. An attractive social event for today was the party given this afternoon toy Mrs. Myron Crane at her home, 135 South Eleventh street, when she entertained in honor of her guest, Miss Winifred Smith of Pomeroy, Ohio. Field daisies and ferns were used in arranging the different rooms. Bridge was played at three tables. Favors were given. The guests were Mrs. Robert Crane, Miss Arline Shreeve, Jliss Mildred Bockhoff. Miss cnarlotte, Allison, Miss Lucy Smyser, Miss Franklyn Stewart of Logansport, Indiana, Miss Helen Nicholson, Miss Marie Gibbs of Louisville, Ky., Miss Ruth Marlatt, Miss Viola Wirkemeyer, Miss Mabel Hasemeier, Miss Vivian King, Mrs. Charles Williamson and Mrs. Arthur Curme, Jr., of Indiana polls. Mrs. J. E. Crane assisted the hostess in serving the' luncheon. Mrs. Crane will entertain again Saturday afternoon with another bridge party. The guests for this occasion will be Mrs. Loper, Mrs. Lewis Stanley, Mrs. Charles Hieger, Mrs. Omar Bullerdick, Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Mrs. Ora Brubaker, Mrs. Guy Gottschall, Mrs. Elmer Dickinson, Mrs. Edward "Warfel, Mrs. Frank Pruitt, Mrs. Edna Miller-Helser, Mrs. Paul Price, Mrs.
jonn Brown, iwrs. wnvor Knone, airs. Frederick K. Hicks, Mrs. Will Keller, Mrs. Wilbur Hasemeier and Mrs. E. J. Dykeman.
Those enjoying the festivity were Miss Edith Hampton, Miss Hilda Hampton, Miss Helen Hampton, Miss Ruth Wickett. Miss Marjorie Pickett, Miss Marjorie Stigelman, Miss Afton and Miss Eva Pyle and Miss Laura Mac-Donald.
PARTY AT MURRAY. Miss Edith Nicholson of East Ma street, entertained Miss Marie Campbell, Mr3. Rudolph G. Leeds and Mrs. W. P. Robinson at the Murray theatre yesterday to see the matinee performance of "Paid In Full."
FOR MISS JONES. In honor of her sister. Miss Edna Jones, Mrs. George Bond will entertain informally Saturday afternoon at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Sharon Jones in South Thirteenth street.
TO DAYTON. Miss Mary St. Cloud has gone to Dayton, Ohio, where she will l.e the guest of friends and kinspaople for a few days.
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on the middle front by a flat bow. Cut open on each side front it shows a biousing of the same color in the middle front. The coat is continued under the gird;e by a small round baeque. A white r-h:f?on collar, rouud at the tack, falling in front in two points trims it and gives it a touch of youthfulness. Tho.e present were Miss Frances Martin. Mis? Mary Jar.e Newby. Miss Arny Gr.-.. n. Mis .ther Elleman. Miss Mary Hr: :;..-t Taeh'ian M.irtia and Miss Eloic Cloud.
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j DANCE TONIGHT. Mr. Errl Kevsler, Mr. Harry Kates : snd Mr. Harry Shaw ate members of the otr mi! tt e in charge of the dan - ing ',ny which will Te given this vfnin-r in the pavilion at Jackson ; ark for ni--:-.ib rs of the Elks" loJa-1 am! th. ir invited guefts. Ta- party is asktd to take the car that leaves Main and Eigfrh streets at eight o'clock. The ; VY-isbrod or-hestra will furnish the nu-ic. Th-re will be several guests ! irorn out of the city in attendance.
VISITING HERE. Miss Lfona and M:s. Rosella Addlenan of Indianapolis are the guests
; of Mrs. Clarence Hunt of Pearl street, '.and their unHe, Baltz Reseller, and I family of Lincoln stret.
FOR HER GUESTS. Adding much to the pretty social events scheduled for today was the afternoon party given by Miss Ruth Hadley at her home in North" Thirteenth street, when she entertained in honor of Miss Helen Coffin of New Vienna, Ohio? Miss Grace Ilenning, of Dayton, Ohio, and Miss Mildred Carter of West Alexandria. The rooms were arranged with many pretty garden flowers. An interesting contest had been arranged for the pleasure of the guests. Favors were given. The various contests were arranged in neat little booklet form engraved with the four leaf clover. The clover idea was carried out in many of the appointments. During the afternoon an informal musical program was presented. Miss Ruth Yeo, and Miss Helen Coffin played several Instrumental numbers. Miss Agnes Kelly sang a beautiful solo. This was followed by violin numbers presented by Miss Ruth Scott and Miss Cornelia Shaw. Miss Martha Scott played the accompaniments. After the program a luncheon was served. Four leaf clovers .were given as favors. The guests invited to meet Miss Hadley's honor gusts were Miss Lila, Miss Jane and 'Miss Marion Stevenson, Miss Agnes and Miss Iois Kelly, Miss Mable and Miss Marie Johns, Miss Mary Butler, Miss Ruth Yeo, Missv Cornelia Shaw, Miss Mary Mather, Miss Pauline Foster, Miss Eleanor Gifford. Miss Hilda Kidder, Miss Esther Gard, Miss Lucile Nusbaum, Miss Jessie Mendanhall and Miss Ethel Bennett. Yesterday afternoon a picnic was given at Glen Miller by Miss Hadley for her guests. Mrs. Emraa Hadley chaperoned the party.
DINNER AT HOTEL. Rev. Father Cronin entertained the following guests to dinner Thursday at the Hotel Westcott, Mr. D. L. South. Mr. T. W. Morgan of Rushville, Indiana, and Mr. E. E. Stroup of Slieiby-ville.
EARNEST WORKERS. The Earnest Workers, an organization of the Central Christian Church were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Gist at her home in South Thirteenth street. The hours were spent at work.
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IS ILL. ' The many Triads of Mrs. A. W. Reed of South Thirteenth street will he sorry to learn that she is very ill. Her condition, however, was a little ; improved today.
i city. Hicks' orchestra furnished the ; dance ir.u?ie. The night was ideal and the young people seemd to enter into ' ;the affair with more than usual animation and spirit. The dance music was up to the usuil standard of the orchestra. There were many out-of-town guests. AnioEg those w ho njayed the affair were Miss Franklyn Stewart of Logansport, Miss Nellie Urchin. Miss Louise Schroeder of Conncrsville. Indiana. Miss Margaret Wirkemeyer, Miss Lucy S-uyser, Misa ' Cornelia Shaw, Miss Luta Matthews, oj Deliver. Colorado. Miss CarneUa r.order. Miss Grace Keliy, Miss Wiaii lted Smith of Pomeroy. Ohio. Miss , Ruth PennelL Miss Anna Nicholson, Miss Olive Lewis. Miss Mary Canby, Miss Ada Ncal of Logansport. Indiana. Miss Marie Gibbs of Louisville, Kentucky, Miss Marie Davis, Miss Helen Nicholson. Mis Mora Porter, Miss Gladys Bailey. Miss Irene MeGree-ey of Cleveland, Ohio, Miss Eleanor Seid 1, Miss Florence Burgess, Miss Marjorie Mahew. Miss Dorothy Land, Miss Reba Jordan. Miss Mary Bayer, ; Miss Hazel Mashmeyer, Miss Nellie j Becher, Miss Maude Becher, Miss Lola jClemmer of Dayton. Ohio, Mtss Marjjorie Laws of Minneapolis. Miss Edna
' Kerling, Miss Esther Coate, Miss Naomi Mather. Miss Rose Ferling. Miss Ariine Shreeve, Miss Mary Morse, Miss Blanche Bayer, Miss Josephine WilI son, Miss Marjorie Thomas. Mr. Gerald Fitzgibbons. Mr. Charles Smyser. ;Mr. Kdward Williams, Mr. Grant Fry, ;Mr. Harold Taagart, Mr. Neil Bly, Mr. Oscar Weyman. Mr. Howard Ashley, Mr. (Gordon Magaw, Mr. Harry
Bockhoff. Mr. Xenephon King. Mr. Howard Messick, Mr. Kirk Bly. Mr. Robert Land. Mr. Wtllard Reddish. Mr. Wiley Glass. Mr. Willard Kaufman. Mr. Harold Meyers. Mr. Edward Hoilarn. Mr. Paul Miller. Mr. Harry McMinn. Mr. Robert Heiger. Mr. Justin McCarthy. Mr. Adolpn Getx, Mr. Herbert BTdley, Mr. Forest Gartside.
Mr. Uoyd Dye, Mr. Krcest Lehman, Mr. Fred Bollmeyer. Mr. Frank Scbalk, Mr. D. L. Mather. Mr. Taul McCarthy. Mr. Ernest Mather. Mr. Carl Rauge. Mr. Carlos Haas, Mr. D. W. Wallace, Mr. James Medlia. Mr. J. K. Castor and Mr. W. Haues with Mr. and Mr. Robert Crane and Mr. and Mrs. Myron Crane.
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Bargains In MILLINERY
July Clearance Sale started today with a rush. Do not miss this big opportunity tomorrow. Your choice of any hat in our store at y2 Price.
Panamas at $4.50 July Sale Hats retrimmed during sale at 25c. IVfrs. C A. Orehm 35 North 8th Street
PICNIC YESTERDAY. An enjoyable time was had yesterday afternoon and evening -.'.hen the members of the Sunday school of the First English Lutheran church held a picnic at Glen Miller park. At six thirty o'clock a sumptuous picnic supper was served.
By LA RACONTEUSE. The coat is worn over a tea-patty gown. It is of nattier "granite" blue, the three-quarter sir-eve:-, sot up in a low aimhoie, straight uc and loose from the top are broadly turned up at the bottom to make revers, pointed in front and rounded a' the hack showing a frill of white chiffon with two rows of machine stifehmc;. Slightly loose and built on kimono lines, it is kept on a wide band of the material, making the he-It and fastened
VISITING THE ANDERSONS. Miss Jane Saxton of Washington Court House, Ohio, is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. F. S. Anderson at their home in South Ten'h street.
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DINNER PARTY. Mrs. F. S. Murley entertained with a dinner a! her homo in the Middleboro pike in honor of Mrs. S. C. Duvall and Mrs. S E. lialstead of Indianapolis At mid-day an elegant dinner was served to Mrs. Reuben Rich, Mrs. Francis Rich. Miss Ruby Rich, .Miss Fannie Rich. Master Dale Rich, Air. Myron Murley. Mr. Roland Duval!. Miss Ruth Duvall and Mr. Grayson Murley.
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LUNCHEON FOR GUEST5. A luncheon was given this noon at the Country club by Miss Lucy Smyser, in honor of her guest, Miss Franklyn Stewart of Logansport and also for Miss Marie Gibbs of Louisville, Kentucky, who is visiting Miss Helen Nicholson at her home in East Main street. Flowers and ferns were used in appointing the table.
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Cloud entertained a party of little girls ! Wednesday afternoon at her home in i SUCCESSFUL DANCE. West Pearl street. Light refresh- A successful dancing party was inents were served. The color scheme given last evening in the pavilion at i .:! .i .. : . .i t.. ..j. i- l. . . rr,. .. 1 j..: 1.
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HAS GUEST. Miss Lucy Smyser has as her guest at her home in North Fifteenth street, Miss Franklyn Stewart of Logansport, Indiana. Miss Stewart was a guest at the dance given last evening in the pavilion at Jackson l-.rk.
VISITING HERE. Mrs. Milo Ferrell of Chicago, is the guest of friends in this city for a fortnight. Mrs. Ferrell is a former resident of this city.
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IN INDIANAPOLIS. Mrs. Thomas M. Kaufman is the guest of relatives in Indianapolis for a few days.
FOR MISS JONES. Arranged throughout in a most attractive manner was the pretty shower, miscellaneous in nature, given this afternoon by Miss Mamie Lott at her home, 174 Bridge Avenue. The rooms where the guests were entertained were decorated with garden flowers and ferns. The afternoon was spent socially and with needlework. The guests arranged at this time to send a box of gifts to Miss Vivian Daugherty, whose engagement was announced in these columns recently. She will be married the thirtyflrst of this month. Miss Daugherty is a member of the Epsllon Kappa Gamma sorority of this city and the guests entertained this afternoon by Miss Lott are members of the same sorority. Miss Jones was given many beautiful gifts. After a pleasant social time the guests were invited to the dining room where a dainty repast was served. All the appointments for this apartment were in green and white. The invited guests were Miss Alice Newman Miss Emmajean Smith, Miss Edna Jones, Miss Mary Wood hurst. Miss Donna Park, Mrs. Horace Hedges. Mrs. Millard Markle, Miss Carrie Allen of Hagerstown, Mrs. George Bond of Baltimore. Maryland. Mrs. Glen Pearce, Miss Mary Wilson and Miss Esther Jones.
NEW GOWN. A New York dispatch says: "Women don't care how large their waists are, but seem anxious for gowns that are "sloppy" said a Madison avenue importer here today, and to meet this demand a new gown has been introduced from Paris. The latest to appear here is the "Tango gown." It is a dancing frock,
j but instead of a slit skirt, it consists j of a pair of small Turkish troupers. I The trousers reach to the ankles where
they are held by a band of crystal beads. A drapery of crepe is over the trousers but this is open, being held only by a few stitches as far as the hip line.
HAVE ARRIVED. Mrs. Jean Wilkie and daughter, Miss Marguerite Wilkie of New York, have arrived here for a visit with Mr. and Mrs. James Carr and Mr. and Mrs. Omar Hollingsworth and other relatives.
TO CONNERSVILLE. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Bond and family, who have had a residence in South Seventh street, -will leave in about a fortnight for Connersville, Indiana, where they will have a permanent residence. Their many friends regret to see them lave, but wish them happiness in their new home.
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VISITING FRIENDS. Everett H. Thompson
guest of friends at Indianapolis and Anderson for a few days.
BIRTHDAY PARTY. In honor of Miss F.loise Cloud's third birthday anniversary, Mrs. Ora
CHILD HAD ECZEMA
Mother Says Saxo Salve Made Her Well.
TO WYOMING. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Carr motored to Wyoming, Ohio, yesterday and spent the day with kinspeople.
FOR MISS STIGELMAN. In honor of Miss Marjorie Stigelman of this city. Miss Jeannette Stigelman gave an all-day picnic party Thursday in the Henley Grove near Chester. Both dinner and supper were served.
"My little girl suered with eczema on her hands for nearly a year, and reading about Saxo Salve one day I bought a tube and found it helped her. After using two tubes my baby's hands are entirely well." Mrs. E. P. Hook. 224 E. 17th street. Connersville, Ind. In all forms of eczema, and all other
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Saxo Salve allays the itching at once, and penetrates the pores of the skin, reaching the very roots of the disease with its germ-destroying, healing power and soon banishes the eruptions, leaving the skin smooth and unscarred. We sell Saxo Salve on a positive guarantee for all sorts of skin affections. If it does not give satisfaction you get your money back. Try it. Leo H. Fihe, druggist. Richmond. Ind. P. S. In treating skin troubles, don't forget the blood. Vinol is a most successful blood tonic. We guarantee it Leo. H. Fihe. (Advertisement)
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Taffeta and Messalir.e Petticoats. Solid colors and Fancy Persians $."."0 values Saturday $2.93. .. 45 inch Dress Flouncings in Swiss. Crepe, Linen and Ecru Batiste $10.00 values Saturday $4.93. French Organdies with side b:nds. plaid tissues, fancy vciles. Regular 2Cc materials Saturday 12! ,c. Yard.
Colored Linen Crash Striting?. ? inches wide. Our regular ,"0c grade Saturday 25c Yard.
Ready-to -Wear Dep't A pretty showing of White Middy Waists They are regular $1.00 and $1.50 values
A fine assortment of Wool Skirts-Black Grey and Brown. Large waist bands. Our $5.00 skirt
Underwear Hoisery Men's Shirts with Detached and Attached Collars, each. 43c Men's Negligee Shirts. light and medium colors, each 88c. Men's Negligee Shirts. Detached Collars, each 9Sc Men's Negligee and Plaited Shirts, $1.50 quality, each $1.19. Men's Night Shirts, each 45c. Men's Pajamas, plain and fancy stripes, each 90c. Men's Grey Mixed Black and Tan Socks, per ralr. 8c; 2 for 15c. Men's Socks, black, tan, navy blue and grey, extra valne. 10c. Men's Socks, one lot tan, nary blue and grey, 1 pair, 13c: 2 for 35c Men's Silk and Wash Four-in-hacd3, each 10c Men's Colored Silk Socks 50c value Per pair 23c; 3 for $1.CC.
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