Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 13, 25 November 1913 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -TELEGRAM. TUESDAY. NOV. 25. 1913
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Social, Club and Personal Hems
Elizabeth R. Thomas
Phones 1121-1874
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SOCIAL CALENDAR SOCIAL EVENTS FOR WEDNESDAY A dance will bt; given in the Pythian Temple. The Phi Delta Kappa fraternity will give a dance in the Odd Fellows' loll. The Art. Study Clans will meet in th" Art Gallery at the high school. The Woman's Loyal Moose eireln will meet, at 7::J0 o'clock in the Moone hall. The Klkhoru New Movement Bible class will eelebrato its Keeo anniversary at the Baptist chinch. The Tirzah Ail society of the Hen llur Ivodge will meet with Mrs. Glen Smith at her borne, So:; Sheridan .street. SOCIAL GATHERINGS A reception was given this afternoon by Mrs. William Dudley Foulke and Miss Gwendolyn Foulke when they entertained in honor of Mrs. Cleveland K. Chase of Clinton, New York, a former resident of Richmond, at their home on South KiKhteenth street. Flowers and ferns were used in arr;h!inj; the room. Chrysanthemums also were used. The hostesses were aswiriU'cI by Mrs. W. I. Robinson, Mrs. Marry Holmes. Mrs. A. D. Gayle, Mrs. .1. 10. Catheil and Miss Kather Griffin White. TIip hours were from : until ! o'cioek and over one hundred guests were received. The function was one of the most elaborate of the month.
Among the dancers were Messrs. and Meedameg Rudolph G. Leedp, A. !. Gayle, Ray K. Shive'tey. W. P. Robinson, Thomas J. Campbell, Clarence Gennett, Milton Craighead, Mesdams James Reeves, James Carr, Misses Marie Campbell, Edith Nicholson. Aimira Starr, Messrs. Gath Freeman, liurton Carr, Raymond Nicholson, Warren Clements and John Clements. Mrs. Otto Lacey entertained at her home in Webster, kujt Saturday afternoon with a child's party in honor of her daughter, .Miss Fern's birthday anniversary. (James furnished entertainment for the children. Miss Fern received a num!..- of pretty present-. During he afternoon a dainty luncheon was served. Mrs. Lacev was as
sisted in serving by Mrs. Mason. Those present were: Mrs. Mason. Mrs. Borton, Mrs. Demaree, Mrs. Otto Lacey, the Misses Kthel Alexander of Fountain City, Rdna Voris of Economy, Daisy Mallroy of Angola, Ruth Plankenhorn, Pauline Atkinson, Marie Atkinson, Bernice Burnett, Mary Burnett, Marie Harris, Fern Lacey, Margaret Crowe and Mabel ChatfieM: Masters Donald Starr, ('has. Green, Russell Wickersham, Nelson McMahan, Bernard Williams, Claude Demaree, O. K. Boon. Norman Beeson. K1mer Atkinson, James and Delbert Lacey.
Mary Me! "own, Mrs. Rebr era Rock. Mr. Walter Orr, Mrs-. 'lara orr o! Greenriekl. Monday ;.tt tiicm -i and ".;-::r,z a ie;ti( n wits ;ivfti b Mr. a;, t Mr:-. Garriotr. The jrupst.s wore re- i . ed from until 4. 7 tintii : and ' until 11 o'clock. Those viv oalitd durir:'- ;h"S" hours w t re r. and Mendam'- V. (. Ste(i.rlo;i), Ciinton --!, B. F. Harris, J. A Waiis. W. S. Kutr'mt-.!'. Willian RenTHtr, Robert L. M.-re. Gien
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i Mrs. Robert L. Kelly gave a prettily The club will me, t !!h Mrs. Gilbert appointed luncheon Monday at 1 ' T. Dunham next Monday afternoon at o'clock ar her home on College avenue : her home on North Tenth street. in honor of Mrs. Cleveland K. Chase i of Clinton, New York. Fall flower- ! - andrrs were used in appointing the; FORKED LIKE MAGIC
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The Ladieo' Auxiliary to The Sons of; Veterans will hold their inspection this evenine at the ;M)st room in the court house. All members are asked to b present.
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Mrs. Ira Swisher will entertain the members of the Francis Sayles company in an informal manner Wednesday afternoon at her home on North Eishth street. Yellow and white were the colors u.vd in decorating her home this afternoon when Mrs. Russell Gaar gave an auction bridge party in honor of Mis. Thomas J. Campbell, nee Miss lloiic Gennett, a recent bride. Chrysanteinums were used in the rooms: where th" r;;ie.ts were entertained. Auction hridt'e was played at three tables and favors were siven. After the game a luncheon was served at the small tables. The invited guests were Mesriarnes Thomas Campbell, Julian Cates, Harry Lent., W. R. Poundst.one, Richard Study, Joseph Hill, Misses Marie Campbell, Margaret Sedgwick, Floret) e MeG aire and Aimira Starr.
Complimenting Mr. and Mrs. Simon Hoover who will leave soon for Oklahoma, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hants gave a prettily appointed dinner party Saturday evening at. their home in Spring Grove. The guests numbered thirty. Chrysanthemums and ferns were used in decorating the rooms. The flowers also appointed the table. After dinner the evening was spent socially. The guests wmt Messrs. and Mesdames Simon Hoover. J. W. Turner, Charles Bullerdick, Kdwanl Norris, Albert Haydeti. C. B. Meyer, Harry Landiss, Thomas DoloiY. Messrs. II. J. Manes. Adolph Fossler. Forest Gartside, Willard Hoover, Misses Stella and Ethel Hoover, Rena Hoover and Dora Hayden.
' ;r-niil, Cliar!- s Fryar. Roy F;"-ar, ' S. W. h'odgni, William McVey. Karl C: ate, W. A. Fiiis. I',. ('. MauirV. Judge : n..gir- Rob'-rt Wiion. Ch"-ter "opj pock. M r. Tittle. i Haisie, l.er.'V Little, Harlan Ma.ii:. John Th C'-ei! Clark, Roy Van Zaut, Misses ' Myrile Warner, Kdna Smith, Deinres ' Kilis, WiUtr irnina Traurn. Mrs. N'ntie : Thomas. Mrs. Att'.anda Windsor. Mrs IN ::rl Gl! i. Mr. Lawrnce O.irricit oi' Gi'-ei.;ie!d. M r. Ralph Little, Mrs. Will 'fttntiitii, Mrs, Wilmer Brown. M,-ssrs. Herbert Woollen. Fred Swieker. B. V." . Kime. Fdwjird Meyers ;:.nl IV C. Byres of Bidia impo!i.. Rev. and Mrs. S. W. Traura. Mrs. George McConkey en tert ai i:c-d a few friends Saturday evening in houor of Mr. and Mrs. 1'axton Marten, i i who were recently married. Games and : music furr.ishe.-l the aiiiusc-men's tor the evening, aft' r whii.-h a delightful luncheon was -er e.l. Mrs. Martin 'a as i'ormerly Miss Gladys llntb-r of tliis city.
The Mary F. Thomas W. C. T I". was entertained Monday afternoon by
Mrs. Nell Barnard and daughter. Miss to Saxo Salve."
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Gladvs Barnard, at their home or South Seventh sfreet. After the bus: i:ess session a social hour folio w-ed Ltitich v.-a a .-ervt d. The guests wer, -'r-. Mlmer l) a! of Ludlow Falls. O
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Members of a dancing !ub enjoyed a dance last evening m Odd Fellow s hall. Mrs. Frank Cricnet was present and gave demonstrations of tn newsteps. Piano and drums furnished, the music.
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been sent out : Yourself and lady are invited tend a select dance given by The Happy I lour Club on Tueaday evening, December
at T. O. O. F. Hall S: If, o'clock. .Music by Runge's Orchestra Admission fifty cents. This imitation must be presented ah the door. A harpist will play with th" orchestra. Extra ladies must have at; invitation. The committee in ediarge Is composed of Messrs. W. B. Helms, O. C Wine, ami E. E. Orr. at. ,., An minimal dancing party was given las.f ce:iing by Miss Gwendolyn Fcttlke at her home on South Eighteenth a'fpct in honor of Mrs. Cleveland K. ('base of Clinton. New York. The guests numbered twenty-five. Late ir. ihe evening a luncheon was served.
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Important among the social events for today is the large dinner party to be given this evening at. the Hotel Westeott for the members of the cast, and chorus of the amateur play '"Mr. Bob," which was presented early this fall at. the Gennett theatre under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus. Covers will he laid for fifty persons. After dinner the guests will be invited to attend the dance which will be given in the Knights of Columbus hall.
Many persons are interesied in the concert to bo given this ovenini. tit the First. Presbyterian church by Miss Mildred Schalk, Miss Carolyn Mutton and Miss Johns) on of Logansport. The program will begin at 8:15 o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Georp Cunningham entertained the members of the Franc-is Sayb s ompany Snnda evening at their home- on South A street. The evening was soent in a pleasant social manner. A delicious luncheon wa:i served. The guest were Mesrs. and Mesdames Guy Harper. Hal YCorth. Fram-is Sa es, Mrs. Dave Meilman. Miss Ky forth and Mr. J. J. Flynn, Mr. and Mrs. Bert Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Yern Thomas. The Dixon Saxophone trio will play for the dance to he given Thursday evening a the K. of P. Temnlo in Cambridge City. Mr. Do Sota of Chi-' caco, a cabaret singer will accompany the organisation and give a number of songs. Mrs. John Saner was ph a a::-!., surprised by a number ,r her friends Sunday iiftc moon, in honor of her 4Hd birthday. Chimes and music furnished
t! o diversions tor the evening alter whicfi a delightful luncheon was served. Mrs. Sauer received many beautiful gifts. Those enjoying the affair wore Messrs. ami Mesdames Richard Nieman, Dorse Martin, Paxton Martin. Mesdames Ash felt. Viola Sauer, V ickemey ,'r. John. Souer. Misses Jac(jii'dine Saimr, Clara Sauer. May Ramsey, Alberta Sauer, Mary Braceman,
The Tango lua will n:;-et this even-' ing in Odd Fellows' hall. Piano and drums, will furnish the music.
The Art Gallery will be open to the H public this evening from 7:IP) to 9:13 m
o'clock. ; A number of the members of First ' Presbyterian Sunday school enjoyed the supper given last evening at the church. The parents of the young people also participated in tile affair. Supper was served at o'clock to 125 persons. After supper games featured the evening. Mrs. Fred Miller read an interesting ; historical sketch of Carthage, Ind., yesterday at the meeting of the Tick-
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a number of friends at their north of the city in honor of fifteenth wedding anniversarv.
day was spe nt socially. Several musical numbers were rendered by Mis.
Chas. Nolder. Miss Mary Pickett
.Mr. Henry Pickett. A bountiful d in several courses was served, table was beautifully decorated, following were present. Messrs. Mesdames Henry Pickett and
Pickett of New Paris, O., Lewis Welsh and son of Whitewater, Amos Roe and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Nolder and daughters, Mrs. Webb Chelsa Stemple of Richmond, Mr. Leslie Pickett, of Eaton, Ohio, .Mrs. Catherine Hiatt and daughter, of Fountain City. All departed wishing Mr. and Mrs. Roe many more happy anniversaries.
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Mr. and Mrs. O. N. Garriott of South West Fifth street, celebrated their crystal wedding anniversary with several charming functions given. Sunday and Monday afternoon and evening at their home. Sunday they gave a dinner and all the guests were from without, the city. They were .Messrs. and Mesdames John Orr, Will Orr and family, Jesse Orr, Bert Orr. Walter Addison. .Limes Thomas of Greenfield, H. C. Garriott. John Garriott, Mr. K. C. Garriott of Wilkinson, Indiana, Messrs and Mesdames W. I. Garriott of Greenfield, Charles O. Garriott of Knightstown, Frank Garriott of Muncie, A. Garriott of Indianapolis. Homer Garriott of New Castle, Mr. Herbert Garriott of Utica, Ohio, Mrs.
TEN YEAKS OF PAIN; RELIEF IN TWO DAYS
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