Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 12, 24 November 1913 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, NOV. 24, 1913

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Social, Club and Personal Items

Elizabeth ?. Thomas SOCIAL CALENDAR FOR TUESDAY. A concert will be given at First Presbyterian church by Misses Carolyn Hutton and Mildred Schalk, and Frances Johnston, of Logan sport. The Tango club will meet in Odd Fellows' hall under the direction of Mr. Bert Kolp. Mrs. Russell Gaar will entertain at her new home in West Richmond for Mrs. Thomas J. Campbell. The members of the Domestic Science Association will hold a fruit sale in the Johnson store. MrB. Burton Gaines will be host'.ss for a thimble party to begiven for the members of the Eastern Star at her home on Main street. The November meeting of the Woman's Aid society of the Fifth Street Methodist church will be held Tuesday afternoon instead of Wednesday, at the home of Mrs. W. H. Longman, 431 Richmond avenue. A called meeting of St. Paul's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will be held in the afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parish house. Mrs. William Dudley Foulke and Miss Gwendolyn Foulke will give a reception in honor of Mrs. Cleveland K. Chase, of Clinton, N. Y., who is here for Thanksgiving. SOCIAL GATHERINGS Thanksgiving week promises to be quite gay this year and a number of dances will be given. A number of the young people who are attending colleges and universities will return home. A schedule of dances follows: .Monday A dance in the Pythian Temple. Tuesdaj The Tango club will meet and have a number of guests at their dance in the Odd Fellows hall. Wednesday A dance will be given in the Pythian Temple by the Knights of Columbus. The Phi Delta Kappa dance will be RACK CLOTH COATS L'S Garments all told, former ly $9.98 to $37.50, November sale, $3.98 to $18.75 See them. CHILDREN'S COATS One lot of 18 sizes 8, 10, 12 and 15 years, formerly $4.25 to $13.50. Nov. sale $6.75 half, $2.12 to LADIES SUITS Special Lot of 22 at Ridiculous Prices. 1 formerly $15.00, tf A fQ Nov. sale p4l:,i70 6 formerly $17.50 Qrr aq to $21.50, Nov. saletP4.70 15 formerly $21.50 Qf fQ to $47.50, Nov. sale pii0 SKIRTS 26 Black Dress Skirts, All Sizes. 7 $6.50 to $13.50, Nov. sale 16- $6.50 to $16.50. Nov. sale $1.98 $2.98 3 Extra Size, formerly $7.50 to $10, Nov. Sale Half Price. ONE-PIECE DRESSES One Rack of 43 Assorted Silk and Wool, All Sizes and Colors. 7$9.00 to $16.50. J A QQ Nov. sale ipi.iO 20 $11.00 to $21, Qiy QQ Nov. sale I 0 16 $20 to $22.50 Q-l O QQ Nov. sale ipiii.IO NEW FALL SUITS All Arranged in 6 Groups. Alterations Free. IS $15. CO Nov. sale 25 up to $18.50 Nov. sale 21 up to 524.00, Nov. sale SS up to $32.50, Nov. sale S8.98 1,1 812.98 S15.98 $20.98 i: up to $38.50. QOPT QQ sale tjAO.tO Nov. up to $45.00 QQO Cf 3v. sale tpO.tlvl Nov PETTICOATS All colors in Mescaline or Taffeta Silk, $3.00. Q- QQ Nov. sale vltfo

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given in the Odd Fellows' halL I Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give a Thanksgiving dance in the Pythian Temple. The Eastern Star will give a dance in the Masonic hall. Professor Cunningham will give a dance in the Knights of Columbus hall. Friday Mrs. Frank Crichet will give a dance in the Odd Fellows' hall. A number of young men have sent out invitations for a dance to be given at the Pythian Temple. A dinner nartv was given Sunday

! evening by Miss Edna Starr at her I home, northwest of the city. Covers I were laid for eight guests. Flowers and ferns appointed the table. The annual Thanksgiving dinner of the Porterfleld family will be held Thursday in Indianapolis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Porterfleld. About twentyfive guests will attend. In honor of Mrs. Cleveland K. Chase of Clinton, New York., a former Richmond resident, Mrs. William Dudley Foulke and Miss Gwendolyn Foulke will give a reception Tuesday afternoon at their home on South Eighteenth street. Arrangements are being made for the Thanksgiving dance to be given Wednesday evening in the Odd Fellows hall by the members of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity. The Mutt, Jeff and Turk Saxophone trio will furnitsh the music. Among the attractive social events for todav will be the informal dancj ing party to be given this evening by ! Miss Gwendolyn Foulke at her home ) on South Eighteenth street, in honor j of Mrs. Cleveland K. Chase of Clinton, ' New York. Mrs. Chase formerly resided here and the guests will include old j time friends of hers. I Honoring Mrs. Robert Scott of Min- ! neapolis a pretty bridge party was ! given Saturday afternoon by Mrs. Geo. Fox at her home on East Main street. I Cut flowers and ferns were used in decorating the room. Bridge was play- ' ed at three tables. The favors went to ! Mrs. Scott, Miss Simon of Chicago and ! Mrs. Omar Murray. After the game ' the hostess served an elaborate lunchi eton. The guests were Mesdames Robbert Ssott of Minneapolis, Walter DaiAll colors in the $5.00 grade, November QQ sale tpj0 See the special Mercerized Petticoats, $1.75 value, all colors, November - Q Bale SWEATERS Infants' 50c to $1.50 Children's $1 .00 to $2.50 Ladies' and Misses', at $1.50 to $7.50 See the new extra heavy Jumbo Knit Sweater for $5, regular price $7.50. Comes in white, gray and wine. Other special values at $2, $2.50 and $3.00. SILK DEPARTMENT For $1.39 10 pieces Beautiful Soft Silks including Crepe Meteors, Brocaded Charmeuses, Crepe De Chenes, etc., 40 inches wide, good range of colors, all taken from our regular stock, $2 Q-J QQ goods, Nov. sale. . vl.Oi For 65c Lot Fancy Silks for waists and dresses; in this lot we include Messallnes, Serges, Foulards, Fancy Plaids and Roman stripes; mostly 23 inches wide; goods worth up to $1-00 a yard, 65 C Xov. sal For 49c Lot 23-inch Fancy Silk Poplins: they come iu all the good shades with small, neat figures, a splendid silk for good, hard service: plenty ofblues, browns and Cop en. See these before the line is broken. November Q sale t-kiJ wear, sale BLACK SILKS 22-inch Black Mescaline. 75c value, November Qr sale JJL-27-inch Black Messaline. SI value, November Q sale OOt 36-inch Black Siiks in Messaline. Taffeta or Peau De Soi; goods that we can recom fect": mend to our custom 1 98c S2.00; sale

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bev, Mary Wineberg, Omar Murray. J. G. Sliver, Frank Glass, Sam Fred, Edward Schalk, Richard More, Misses Simon, Pauline Haas of Chicago, and Martha Whitacre. In honor of his eleventh birthday anniversary Master Freeman Shera gave a pretty birthday party Saturday afternoon at his home on North Twentieth street. The rooms were decorated with flowers and ferns. The afternoon was spent socially and in playing children games. Late in the afternoon a luncheon was served to the following guests: Masters James Sack man. Thomas Shoemaker, Wallace Hodein, Millard Ball, William Winchester. Morris Dudley, Marlowe Aikin. Clifford Wentz, Edward Wentz and William Clendenin. Mrs. Albert Nicholson, 12a South Tenth street was agreeably surprised Friday evening at her home, it being her birthday. Those present were Mesdames Olv Nicodemus. Conrad Weist, Will Erk, A. H. Rodefeld, Allen and daughter Ruth. John Hirshburg, A. J. Pickett, Lon Swisher and daughter, Mildred Warfel, Lester Turman, Charles Ilenshaw, Frank Waters, Hei-Kf-r, Mary Peer, Master Paul Nicodemus am! Master Marvin Pickett, Misses Reba Swisher and Miss Eunice Douthit. Mr. and Mrs. William Moss celebrated their thirtieth wedding anniversary Sunday at their home on North G street. They received many pretty gifts. Dinner was served at noon. Those present were Messrs. and Mesdames Bert Ramsey and family, James Beskitt, Emmett Moss and family of Morning Sun, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Moss, Charles Moss and family, Mr. James, Willie Herbert. Harry Kenneth, Thomas Brooks, of Richmond, Miss Irene Ramsey of Camden, Ohio, Miss Lillian Jack of Kentucky. The Hick's orchestra will furnish the music for the dance to be given Friday evening in the Pythian Temple by a committee composed of ! Messrs. William New bold. R. E. Hooi var T YV Stoinlrnmn Ceortre Breneizer and Clarence Ferling. The grand march will begin at 8:30 o'clock. The program will be one dollar. The following young people motored yesterday to the country home of Mr.

GENUINE JOHANNESBURG OSTRICH PLU

Less Than Half Original Price Sale Closes Saturday-See Our East Window

$2.00 14-inch at $3.00 15-inch at $4.00 16-inch at 98c S1.48 $1.98

CORDUROVS 7 pieces 27-inch wide wale Corduroy in as many shades: navy. Taupe, brown, white, wisteria, black and wine; regular $1.25 value, QQ Nov. sal& Oct 4 Pieces 30-inch Corduroy in the four leading shadeswine, navy, gray anu brown. Just the thing for children's

For 6Sc Lot Wool Dress Goods, mostly 42 inches wide, in all the new weaves and shades; these were taken from our $1

lines, just

skirts and one-piece dresses. Nov. sale . . .

KNIT UNDERWEAR Women's Fleeced Union Suits, two special numbers in bleached or cream, fine or heavy ribbed, sizes 4 JTA to 6. Nov. sale OUC Women's Fine Ribbed Cnion Suits, bleached mercerized tape neck, pearl buttons, all sizes, 4 to 9, 79c goods OCX Nov sale VuC Women's Essex Mills Ur.ion Suits, $1 quality; this is an exceptional value, bleached fleeced, heavier than the 69c number: made Dutch neck, elbow sleeve or high neck, long .-'en . All ankle length, size? 4 to : lone

November 43c

FUR SPECIALS Muffs, all kinds. $1.50 to $30 Neck Pieces to match, at 98c to $30 Sets $5.C0to$60 Children's and Infants' Sets. from 98c to $10 We show the most complete line of Furs m the city. All high grade and first quality. See them.

WOOL DRESS GOODS S Pieces 54-inch Wool Coatings, in good, desirable colors, both plain and fancy weaves, also two-tone ef

sleeve garment; also come iu

sizes 7 to 9, November sale

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and Mrs. Ora Creek, south of Boston, j to spend the day: I Misses Minnie Stud;. Arra Jackson, j Florence Spalding, Frances Dickinson. ; Marie Studt. Ruby Shaw, Mary High-; ley, Edna Dickinson. Marguerite High-; iy and Mr. and Mrs. J. Everett Ste- j vena. CLUBS AND SOCIETIES The East End Aid society of the First Christian church meets Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hiatt at her home, 222 South Thirteenth street.

Members of the Elks' lodge will en-1 tertain Thanksgiving afternoon and evening at the club house on North Eighth street. Lunch will be served j The Woman's Auxiliary of the Y. M C. A. held a called meeting Saturday afternoon at the association building. Plans were made for a penny supper to be given December . The money from tins affair will be used to give the boys of the primary department a Christinas treat. There will be a Christmas tree, and each child will be girii candy. The Art Study class will hold its regular meeting Wednesday morning at 9:30 o'clock in the Public Art Gallery. The annual Thankoffering meeting 'of the First M. E. church will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:3" o'clock in the church. Miss Corvin of New York city will make an address. Miss Corvin is a deaconess, and h 1 talk ; will be concerning the national organization. The annual dues will be j collected at this time. The members of the members of the ! Sunday school of the First I'resbyteritijn church and also church members are invited to attend the picnic supi per which will be (riven this evening i at 6 o'clock at the church. A called meeting of St. Paul's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church will be held Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the parish house. The Ladies' Aid society of Reid Memorial Presbyterian church will not meet Wednesday afternoon as announced. The Junior Order of United American Mechanics was represented by twenty-one persons when the party left for Hollansburg, O., to attend the annual banquet. The guests were met at the station by 150 persons including members of the organization at Hollansburg. An orchestra furnished the music. Short talks were made by Messrs. Elzy Monroe, Frank Yore, Alfred Sanford and Roy Cooper. An elegant banquet was served. $6.00 17-inch at $2.98 $7.00 18-inch gJ $8.00 18-inch at $3.98

CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR Misses' and Children's Vests and Pants; most all sizes, fleeced and medium weights, cream or bleached; also a few dozen size 4 Pants in

the fabrics for 68c

women's sizes, 25c goods. Nov. sale

Our line of Kssex Mills Union Suits for boys and girls ar' perfectly made and well

proportioned; white, v-zes 3 vears Sizes 13 to 15 at

MEN'S UNDERWEAR Heavy close ribbed, cream Ur.ion Suits. not fleeced, closed crotch, sizes 34 to 4. $1.25 eoou. Novem- f ber sale iOC Men's Sr.irts a:.d Drawers, only a few dz-r. in t'.e lot. broken lir.es. a '.most al! su-. com- in flat or ribbed fleece.

79c r.-'c goods. November sale

AS THEY COME AND GO

Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy of Indionap-: olis wiil sperui Thanksgiving here with Mr. and Mrs. Walter Engle at j their apartments in the Pelman. j Mr and Mrs Thomas Kaufman of i the Pelham apartments will be the; guests of Mr. Arthur Wells in Indian-' apolis Thursday. They will spend the remainder of the week with Mr. and Mrs John Aut'derheide. Wednesday et-ning they will be guests at the charity b:ill Mr. and Mrs Frederick K. Hicks have returned from Cincinnati where they heard Fritz Kreisler, who is with he Svmphonv orchestra Mrs Walter Dalbey has returned from Indianapolis where she spent several days visiting friends During her stay she whs a guest at several social functions. Mr. Paul F:sher has returned from Indiana university, Uloomtngton. where he attended several social functions. Mr Will Uos-siter was the guest of his of Indianapolis, parents Sunday. Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson and son. Master Uyron Wilson were the guests of the Rev. and Mrs Brown of Connersville Sunday. Miss Frances Johnson of La tonsport, who will appear in recital Tuesday evening at the First Presbyterian church, will come this evening and will be entertained by Miss Carolyn Hutton at her home on North Fifteenth street. Miss Elizabeth Thomas spent week end in Connersville with Mr. M-s. Wilbur Ridpath. the and Mrs. Carney, and Misses Lucile Carney were guests in Indianapolis Sunday. Mary and of friends Mrs. Margaret Fitzgibbons and Mrs. Kinsella are in Logansport attending a reception of the Ladles' Auxiliary of the A. O. H. WEDDING BELLS This (Thursday) afternoon at 3 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Newby, occurred the marriage of Mrs. Newby's sister. Miss Maria Francisco, of Richmond, lnd., and Mr. Carl H. Davis, of Wichita. Kans. Rev. E. M. Daniels of the Methodist church officiated, using the ring ceremony. Only the members of the immediate faniilv were present. Mrs. Davis has for several years $11 20-inch at $13 23-inch at $15 20-inch at $5.48 $6.48 $7.98

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KIMONO APRONS 19c This apro:. covers the entire dress. Large stock from which to choose.

BOYS' UNDERWEAR Shirts and Drawers, extra heavy fleece, perfect goods, all sizes. We are overstocked on this style; 35c - Q goods; Nov. sale .... XiC CLOVES This is certainly the Glove ttore of Richmond. We have set a new record for Glove serine. Better Glove?, better - akses have made this possible. Read our Nov. sale prices. For 50c Ladies' Kayser Leatherette Gloves; not only jeel and vt-ar like leather, but are cut and fit like kid; come ia white. black. brown and

19c cream, gray or t0 12 :. 50c years 65c ?ray: November sale

For 23c Special lir.e of Kayser Cashmere Gloves, suede lir.ine. '.villi two c'.reps. com in black oi.ly; all s:ze; a elove that n:any stores will

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been teaching ha Friends VnlTeraity at Wichita. Mr. Davis is a prominent young attorney in Wichita. They left on the afternoon train for Wichita, where they will make their home. Blue Rapid Times The bride is a graduate of Earlham

i College and her many friends here ! w ish her much happiness i MUSICAL EVENTS. I The program for the concert to be! given Tuesday evening at 15 at the1 l trst Presbyterian cnurcn iy Misses M:ld-ed S. haik, pijr.ist; Carolyn. Hutton, io'iin:f. and Frances Johnson, vocalist, of Igausport, has been announced S-ats may be secured at the Dickinson drug store The public i inv.ted to attend The program will be: Sonata in F. vio'.in and piano Grieg Miss Sch.tlf. Miss Hutton ia) H .rk. Hark, the Lark i h Wohin '.' Schubert t c A', e Mar:. Miss Johnson Suite (No .".mi Moszkowski 1. Plelute 2. Air In K minor I Miss Schalk lai The Zephjr Hubay ibi Not turn tOp No 2 .... Chopin Miss Hutton ia Down in the Forest Lac don Ronald ibi A Birthday Woodman Miss Johti.-on. la Arabevne Debussy ; . Chopin . Ries (bi Yalse tOp. No. It Miss Schalk. Suite (Op. 3Si a Minuetto bi Capriccio ic) Intrada Miss Hutton. Roses in June (violin obligatoi ?rman Miss Johnson. Gold coin loses 1 per cent of weight in fifty years, silver 1 per cent in ten years. YOUR NOSE E!T"y a Filler for ue Air x on tsreatne Catarrh ejotfwit. Onmmrmin It to .ve yuu frtffhtful l,i 7 I-iiu earn qmiji vronc luwed to tweume diftrajfd. mna 1 Dfnuu It: m ml. kordnn' Cfrrhl Jel'jr la i It, hralinr b&im bieh elar ew-p ar.eatici niitva cnorBtf. nis bo auiacToum dnig, enita,ry tube ie ud 6oc. Mlanrapslts, - Minn. For 83c We were fortunate in getting a second shipment of the special Indies' Cape Gloves, made from the finest (juallty of Cape stock; come in English, Tans and Browns; a glove that gives absolute satisfaction every time, or) Nov. sale OOC For S9c Ladies' White Capo Gloves, made from the finest selected leather; a glove much in demand at present; our regular $1.25 value, QQ Nov. sale OI7v .lOc DRESS SHIRTS New fall line, large assortment of black and white, also colored stripes; coat style, attached, laundered cuffs, November sale 50c VANITY CASES $1.00 German Silver Three Coin I'nek'-t Powder Puff. Mirror and Card Case complete; a splendid Christmas item; French gray or silver finish. November eaie S1.00 MESH HAGS $4.00 Special number in German Silver, full 7-inch size, kid lined, pierced silver frame and pendant fringe; a bag that will give absolute satisfaction, November 00 LEATHER HANI) HAGS. $1.00 New Creations, ail the new shapes. including Tango. Wishbone and Vanity. Choice of ten styles, all :reh and r.ew. bougM for Q-J AA this Nov. sale SILK SCARFS 50c Full 22x65-inch hemstitched end: brocaded Silk and MauMre. six good hades. 50c bla-k. white, pink. blue, gray and Lavender, Nov. sale zoc 50c

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TORTURE PEASANT. PARIS Nov. 34. Two eye Hats knocked down Robert Benturo, 72. a peasant and severely injured him. They carried him to his borne, but instead of attending to h1 injuries, they opened a vein in his ana and allowed him to bleed to death. They then robbed the house.

YOUTH IN OLD AGE Possible With ProDer Care. A few generations tack a man at 5 was considered old. gray-bearded, and waiting for death Note the change today: at a meeting of the Medico-Legal o-:ety it was stated that a man of 6 ought to have forty good ears ahead of htm and. thus at ntnety he ia ia the fullness of maturity What if you have seen sixty, or even seenty b'rthdays temperate habit, tresh air and exercise, with a simple diet and a sufficient amount of sleep will guard your health. If perchance, your circulation i poor, if you become run down weak and no appetite nothing in the world will tone up those tired backsliding organs- enrich the blood and create strength so quickly as our delicious cod lier and iron tonic Vinci. We ask every feeble, discouraged old person in this vicinity to try VInol on our agreement to return their money if if fails to give satisfaction. Leo H. Fihe. P S Eczema Sufferers! We guarantee our new kin remedy. Saxo. 4 A dverlfarn"iiO STRONGEST IN THE WORLD" The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States Represented In Wayne County by H. S. WEED. 303 N. 11th Street Richmond Telephone No 2551 Put Yourself To Sleep! Put yourself to sleep nights repeating my Phone number, 2441. Then if your grocer will not supply you with my "quality potatoes," call me. L. D. HAWLEY Shot Guns For Rent Hornaday's Hardware Store 816 Main Street RUBY WATCHES 79c With nw duatproof case; solid gilt, will not tarnish or wear off; guaranteed for on year from date of sale 7Q Nov. sale I C UMBRELLAS Another Shipment of 300 Piece to Choose From. 150 Ladies or Gents' handles, same cloth and finish, $2.00 value, choice. QQ Nov. sale cOl 150 Ladles' or Gents' handles, same cloth as above, only finer and more elaborate handles. $2 50 val- (J- OQ ue; Nov. sale ... OImO OUTINGS. 8'3C Case light and dark, alt good styles, cheap at 12'-jc, QJ Nov. sale OfjCy Special lots at 5c, 7' 2c, 10c DOMESTICS Genuine Hope Bleached Muslin, November pj-t sale AC Good quality Hlearhed or Hrown Sheeting. fuJi Jnch. es wide, November on ale Z)C Fair ;ua!ity U'eached Sheetir.g, same width as - Q above J.OL Good SlxSO Pdeached Seamless Sheets. Nov. PCQ sale 07C Pillow Cases to match in both 42 and 45-lnch. "I Nov. sale JLUC Bett Print Made 5c Best Percales Made 11c Full 16-oz. roll Corn- - o fort Cotton IZC 3-lb. Roll Quilt Cot- nr ton for OUC 25-inch Comfort -t r f'retonnes xUC 124c Stevens Crash, bleached and brown, Nov. -t f a!e lUC Real Battenburg Q- OQ Pieces Special job in 3C-in. Squares and Rounds. embroidered and drawn centers, also some Scarfs, morth Q- OQ $2 30,' Not. sale.. OA