Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 45, 2 January 1914 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY. JAN. 2, 1914
PAGE FIVE
Social, Club Elizabeth R. Thomas
and Personal Items Phones 1121-1874
SOCIAL CALENDAR SOCIAL EVENTS FOR SATURDAY Mrs. Frank Crichot will meet her children's dancing class at her home on North Ninth street. On account of the holidays, this will be a musical affair.
A dinner evening.
will he given in the
SOCIAL GATHERINGS A bridge party was Riven New dear's afternoon by Miss Myra Scott at her home on South Fourteenth street. Fink roses were used as a decorations. The game was played at two tables. Miss Miriam Krone was given the favor. The guests were Misses Nell Buell, Aline Johnson, Mary Canby. Gladys Weiss. Esther Gard, Miriam Krone and Irene Gormon.
tended were Mr. Wray Draper, Retz, and Miss Hilda Kidder. Pauline Clavvson, of Cambridge was also among the guests.
Miss Miss City,
An impromptu dancing party was given last evening at ttie Country club by a numter of young people. The gmsts who enjoyed the affair were Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas M. Kaufman, William Dudley Fovilke Rudolph (J. Leeds, Milton Craighead, John Shirk, of Tipton, A. I). Gayle,
Paul Conistock. Wilbur Hibberd, Mrs. Miles Hland, Mrs. S. S. Saxton, of Chicago, Miss Gwendolin Foulke, Mrs. James Morrisson, of Chicago, Mr. lturton Carr. Miss P.rownell, of Wyoming, Mr. Warren Clements, Mr. John Clements. Miss Kdith Nicholson and Mr. Raymond Nicholson. Several of the guests had dinner at the club after tlie-dansant given in the afternoon.
A watch party was given Wednesday evening by Miss Mary Williams, at her home on South Twenty-third and B streets. The house was decorated in the Christmas colors. The evening was spent socially and with music, dancing and games. At a late hour an elegant supper was served. The guests were Misses Mary Williams, Therese Collins, Anna McManus, Margaret Kamp, Margaret Ritburger, Vera Pfafflin, Ruth Broderiek, Messrs. Clarence Coil. Cyril Fitzgihbons, Lewis Ritburger, John Calvin. Albert Veager. Walter Vogelsong. Paul Connerton and Robert Maley.
Complimenting Miss Ruth Pythian of Indianapolis, who is the guest of -Miss Delores Kllis, a pretty party was given last evening at the Kllis home on West Main street. All the decorations were in keeping with the "hristrnas season. The evening was spent socially and with games and music. An elegant luncheon in several courses was served. The guests were Misses Ruby Medearis, Mable Reynolds, Kllzabeth Huffman, Ruth Menke, Gertrude McPherson, Artillsa Bennett, Leta Roland, Pauline Wessell. Helen Fox, Messrs. James Wood, Wilbur Kamp. Harry Kamp, Lee Outland. Floyd Flood, Karl Wessell. Fba Williams. William Dean and Robert Dickinson.
A delightful watch party was gien Wednesday evening by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Way at their home on South Fifteenth street. Music and games and darning were enjoyed till midnight, when a three course luncheon was served. Those enjoying the affair were Misses Reitta Wilson, Callie llensley. Violet Collins, Cinda Hensley, Louise Brunner, Marie O'Bailey, Klva O'Bailey, Marie Libbert, Marie BocksU'tte, Lydia Bockstette. Augusta Fmbstead. Majory Morgan, Gaynelle Way, Messrs. Howard Brunner, William Kyden. Harry Huff, Clarence Libbert, Frank Anderson, Harold Wine, Clarence Blue, Lloyd Wilson, Roy Gibbons, Robert Kirk, William
( lapper, Harry Bockstette. Kdward Way, Krnest Way. Ollie Philipps and Mr. and .Mrs. Charles Wav.
North Fifteenth street. Mr. Clendenin is a well known young business man of this city. HeUs a member of the Llk lodge and is also identified with several other fraternal organizations. His bride is equally prominent. Among the out of town guests were Miss Gilmartin, Mrs. W. J. Kiger, a sister of the bridegroom, and Mrs. Mary Kiger, of Covington, Kv
A beautiful home wedding was solemnized New Year's Day at high noon when Mr. Richard Paulson, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Paulson, who reside south of the city, and Miss Retia Mav Iowiisend. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Townsend. were married at the iiome of the bride's parents near Whitewater. Members of the immediate families and near friends were in attendance. The color scheme, yellow and green was carried out in all the appointemnts. The ceremony was performed in the parlor. The bride wore a pretty white gown an.il carried an arm bouquet of yeliow roses. Thei-p wurn nn !itt,.,ii.
ants. Rev. J. F. Davennort nprfnrnu.it
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ine ceremonv. After tlio
cago the latter part of the week after spending the Yuletide in this city. Mrs. Fred Gennett and children are in Pass-A-erille, Florida, where they are spending some weeks. Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Trout went (o Richmond yesterday to visit with friends and relatives for several days. New Castle Star.
Mrs. Mary Kiger of Covington, is a guest at the home or Mrs. W. S: Clendenin of North Fifteenth street. Mr. Robert Thornbtirg, city editor of a newspaper at Huntington, W. Va., is a guest in this city for a few days.
Miss Susan Brownell of Wyoming, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Willard '.. Carr at, their home in Westcott Place.
Miss Eleanora Shute Greenfield for a short friends.
has gone to visit with
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Mrs. Krnest Findlay has returned to her home in Chicago after a visit here w ith her mother.
CITY STATISTICS
t-Kiuuiaie uinner in several courses was served. Mr. and Mrs. Paulson went to their newly furnished home on a farm south of the citv. Their nianv trienris extend congratulations and wish them happiness.
A pretty auction-bridge party was i given this afternoon py Mrs. Jeanette G. Leeds at her home on North Tenth street. There were, guests present to fill three tables. After the game ; a luncheon was served. This was the first of a series of parties to be given , by the hostess.
Mrs. Pegg gave a pretty dinner yesterday at her home on South Sixteenth street. Flowers and ferns were used in appointing the table. Cov rs were laid for .Messrs. and Mesdames Allen Coggeshall, Anderson Leslie of Winchester, Roy Fry, Misses Kdna Skinner, Erma lloueh of Cin- ( incinnati. Jesse Coggeshall, Mr. David Pegg and Mr. Preston Coggeshall. In honor of Miss Thelma Baker, a surprise was given Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Ruhv Weis-i
haupt, 4114 South Sixth street. The! evening was spent socially and with! musb. and games. An elegant lunch-1 con was served. '
The Gamma Chapter of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity at Marion, gave a matinee dance Thursday afternoon at the Commercial club hall. No formal invitations were issued but all patrons of their dances were cordially invited to attend. An assembly party will be given this evening in the Odd Fellows'" hall by Mrs. Frank Crichot for her pubils and the young people who are home for the holidays. All persons who have been in the habit of attending her assemblies are invited to be present on this occasion. The class will meet at. 7: no o'clock. Piano and drums will furnish the music.
Mr. and Mrs. El wood McGuire cave a family dinner last evening at the Hotel Westcott.
Adding to the attractiveness of the New Year's social schedule was the
oansant given at the Country club in the afternoon by a committee com--poyod of Miss Gwendolin Foulke, ! iiairman: Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds,! Vr W. P. Robinson, Miss Edith . hoison, Mrs. A. ). Gayle and Miss s ari-- Campbell. Judged by the sueess of the party yesterday, no doub: ; many similar affairs will be givei. ; here. The hours were from :.'!0 until r, :nn o'clock. About the rooms ' :e mijiiatiuv Christmas trees i u hted with rid and blue lights ; s'iss Esther Griffin White presided ai j t':e le.i urn. and with several assist- i i'n:s serv d the gu ts during the af-; t:rnoo;i. j
'I he members of the tee jn (lie colonial CO the guests during the .idoition to the meinb
during the afternoon were many out ei town guests and town residents not members of the Hi L. Among the member.; of the Country club are: Messrs and M.-sdames Harry No d h:;m, Frank Braffeit. James Carr. Wil lard Carr, Rudolph G. Leeds. .Milton Craighead. William Campbell. -;. j Gates. C.orge L Cales. Julian Cites
! Mr. and Mrs. Robert Studv bad dinnor at the Hotel Westcott last evej iiing. There were several o'her guests who celebrated the New Year 1 i:. this manner. The hotel was quite i popular last evening.
Mrs. Clarence Mayhew was a sp'c.'r-il guest at the pretty party given TFed- ! esday afternoon by Mis. George Raker at her home u North Fifth street, when she entertained the members of a turd club.
iind .Mrs John I'yle entertaina delightful manner New Year's at their home on South B street, veiling was spent socially and games and music. Miss MarMorgan, violin, played several numbers. S, was acconmr, ni.
social commitdumo received afternoon. In rs who caller
Mr. ed in night. The i with jorie pretty
eu ij v .miss Janet I hompson. pianist. Later in the evening an elaborate supper in several courses was served The guests were Messrs. and Mesdames iran Steddom. Charls Cell, Clarence Fell, Charles Huffman and little daughter, John I'yle, Dr. and Mrs. Hunt. Miss Thelma I'yle, Master Nelson I'yle and Master Donald Huffman. 3: sf: WEDDING HELLS
On Dec. Ralph c. Weller
miti iimz.i ... nun ha m were united in I marriage at the home of the bride's? parents. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dun-j ham. 227 North Third street in ii-.l
presence of a roomful of relatives and friends. On New Year's eve of this year they celebrated their Golden wed- 1 ding in a quiet, informal manner at . their home. T.i North Third street, when their friends and relatives were received during the afternoon and ev-: ening in a cordial manner. Their presents were of pure gold, and of exquisite fineness. i Mr. Weller, who was 75 years old last summer and his wife, who is near- ' ing fin years, are in good health, and with the exception of four years spent j in Missouri, have spent the fifty rears of their married life in Richmond, ::c, ' years in the house where thev are mm-
living and which they own. They are the parents of five' children, three boys am! two girls, three of which are now living, a son and daughter being dead. Those livinir arc tnlin 1 -,n.A
of East Main street. Dr. J. E. Weller! formerly of this city, but now living with his wife in Orlando, Florida, and Mrs. Mary A. Hunt of South Seventh street. Of all those who witnessed the ceremony who are now living are Mrs. M. E. Winchester and Mrs. George Worley of North Fifteenth street, both cousins of Mrs. Weller. The brothers and sisters of the bride were small ami only the eldest have distinct memories of the occasion. AS THEY COME AND GO
Mr. Chas. Bnoll Mrs. Morris and
sr.cioyviup, have returned home after spending the holidays with Mrs. Buell and daughter. Miss Nelle Buell of .Nor'ii D street.
Marriage Licenses. Walter A. llaynes, L'U, moulder, Richmond, and Hannah Ryan, .'A. Harry P. McMechen. colored. L'S.
an i physician, Hannibal, Mo., ami Hullsee
Lee Rowo, colored, 21. Richmond. Benjamin F. Oottingtou, 21, Richmond, and Jennie Schelea. 17, Richmond. Arlie D. Reynold'--, "7, butcher. Fountain City, and Mattie Thornton, :!H. Fountain City. Births. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Griffin, K North Second street, girl. Death and Funerals. WRIGHT Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, fi!t, ICS South Twelfth street, died last night of apoplexy. She is survived by two daughters. Mrs. Laura R. Bowman and Mrs. W. D. Wilson, of this city, and a sister, Mrs. .1. A. Murphy, of Indianapolis. Friends may call Friday evening. The body will be taken to Knightstown where funeral services will be held. Burial will be at Knightstown.
PITMAN CONDEMNS EIGHT CARCASSES
Only eight carcasses wore condemned last year, according to the annual report of Charles Pitman, city meat inspector, which was tiled today with City Clerk Bescher. The report follows: Animals killed. 5.171: condemned, cattle 4, calves 1, hogs 3. STRAW CAUSES FIRE Straw, burning in a shed belonging to J. W. Howies, not; South Ninth, was the cause of a fire alarm at S:0.", la.-t. evening. The origin of the blaze is unknown. No damage resulted.
Acording to a Kansas paper a man in the state bought his wife a revolver with which to defend herself, but after a bullet had been dug out of his leg Ulifl tltf rrw Vifiin. .,,.;...! 1... .1..
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Mr. and Mrs. Milton Craiuhead have returns fro n Indianapolis where thev sptr.t CJu isimas.
Mr. and Mrs. by win return
Frank Brown and ha
to their home in Chi-1
SPECIAL Cream to whip. Try ou: roasted today. II. G. HADLEY Phone 2292
Coffee
'. PoundKione, K Sl.hely, Elmer. Ray Foulke, c, '
Georgf Charley ! Ioton Elmer
Will R Kill. J. Epgemeycr, Ray Miively, Dudlev William Dudlev
Samuel W. Gnar, Stanley Hayes, E G mbhe'-d. Frank Lackey, Galen l.amb. John M. Lout;'., Merry l.ontz. !';rry Land. Frank Land. W J Hut I'm, Charles Marvel, W. R Pounds'one. "harles McGuire, Dr. and Mrs Roy Morrow, Dr. and Mrs. Charles Fend. Miss Meb Culnertson. Miss Futh Kinsey, Miss Almtra Starr. MNs l-.'dith Xicholson. Miss Porofhy Bates, Miss Liny Smyser, Miss Eleanor Sej hi. Walter Davis, Earl Spanch-r Philip Starr, and Mrs. Jessie Alle. . Among the guests from without the i ity were Mrs James Morrisson. of Chicago. Mrs John Shirk of Tipton and Miss Brownell, of Wyoming. The T'si lota Xi sorority of New ( asfl", guo a pretty New Year's dance in the Moose hall, to cehJirati the fif;h anniversary of the inslalla lion of their chapter in New Castle. Among the Richmond guests who at-
i A pretty home wedding was solemn- ; tzed last evening at f, o'clock at: tlu : home of Mrs. W. S. Cl.-ndeiiiii on North Fifteenth street. The bride was her sister, Miss Esther Kiger ami the : groom Mr. Harry R. Clendenin. The house was decorated with American ' beauty roses. The ceremony was per- : formed in the drawing room beneath a canopy of roses and ferns. There were no attendants. Rev. Father Cronin. of the St. Mary's Catholic church, performed the ceremony. The bride :wore a gown of cream shadow lace trimmed in pan velvet American beau- : shades. She carried an arm bouquet ; of American beauty roses. After the ceremony a supper was served. The 'uble was appointed in American beau- , t y roses and ferns. j Mr. and Mrs. Clendenin left last evening from a short wedding trip. The i bride wore a traveling gown of taube ; cloth with hat to correspond. Only the members of the immediate fainili's witnessed the ceremony. Cpon i'lieir return to this city thev will he
it home to their many friends at 122
Big Reductions on everything in the store. Prices cut to one-half their value.
"From Maker to You" 618 Main Hct. (ith and 7th Sts
Women's stocl Masses'
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We have grouped our entire groups and offer them to yon grouped as follows:
coat
The Cloak and Suit Sale is overshad nving everything at this time. Real, genuine reductions on high class, clean, frjsh this season's goods. Tomorrow, Saturday will be an important day in this department.
Ladies' and Misses' Coats Coats worth up to $9.98, choice. . $5.48 Coats worth up to $15.00, choice $9.48 Coats worth up to $20.00, choice $12.48 Coats worth up to $25.00, choice $15.48 Coats worth up to $32.50, choice $19.48
Junior and Children's Coats worth up to $5.00, choice. .$2.98 Coats worth up to $7.50, choice. .$3.98 Coats worth up to $12.00, choice. $6.48 Coats worth up to $20.00, choice $10.48 Sec Our Windows
Jacket Suits Suits worth up to $ 1 5.00, choice . . $7.98 Suits worth up to $ 1 8.50, choice . . $8.98 Suits worth up to $24.00, choice $11.98 Suits worth up to $32.50, choice $14.98 Suits worth up to $43.50, choice $19.98 Furs ! Furs ! Everything in Furs is marked down some half, some third off. Scarfs, Muffs, Sets. For ladies, misses and children. See Our Windows
AnnaB IcmMaifl Salle Dress Goods and Silk Department. 335 Remnants in the assortment ll arran
S on the bargain table, opposite elevato.-, first door. U, Yx, U Off.
Wide Heavy Coalings 23 Remnants 1 to 2 yard lengths 4 Remnants 2 to 3 yard lengths 2 Remnants 3 to 4 yard lengths I Remnant 4 to 5 yard length
Colored Wool Goods 73 Remnants 1 to 2 yard lengths 32 Remnants 2 to 3 yard lengths 13 Remnants 3 to 4 yard lengths 8 Remnants 4 to 5 yard lengths 4 Remnants 5 to 6 yard lengths
Black Wool Goods 22 Remnants 1 to 2 yard lengths 7 Remnants 2 to 3 yard lengths 6 Remnants 3 to 4 yard lengths 1 Remnant 4 to 5 yard length 1 Remnant 5 to 6 yard length CREAM AND HIGH COLORED WOOL GOODS 1 1 Remnants 1 to 5 yard lengths
Silk Remnants 40 Remnants 1 to 2 yard lengths 4 1 Remnants 2 to 3 yard lengths 29 Remnants 3 to 4 yard lengths 18 Remnants 4 to 5 yard lengths 9 Remnants 5 lo 6 yard lengths 5 Remnants 6 to 7 yard lengths
Very Sp
eciai For Saturday
into four
Group No. I Group No. 2
.00 Just 29 coats in this lot. Former values up to $12.50.
S5.00-While they S5.00.
last-
7(5 coats in lot. Former values up to $16.50.
$7.98-While they last-' $7.98.
Plume Sale Closes
Safurday
I The last day of the greatest of all our i I Plume sales. Finest quality of genuine
Johannesburg ostrich male hire! plumes
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.75 97 coats in this lot. Former values up to $22.50.
$9.75-While they !ast-S9.75.
75
69 coats Including the very best coats we carry. Values up to $37.0.
SI 1.7.1-While they last-811.75.
THese arc iyorad doubt fhe fid bssgest coat vaEwes m lown. See 1 tfiss iacforc knzyir$.l your coat. P
at less than fnlf price. $2.00 Plumes at 08c $3.00 Plumes at $1.48 $4.00 Plumes at $1.98 $6.00 Plumes at $2.98
$7.00 Plumes at $3.48 $8.00 Plumes at $3.98 $11.00 Plumes at $5.48 $13.00 Plumes at $6.48 $15.00 Plumes at $7.98 $2.00 Ostrich Bands 98c
Brass Jardinieres Special hand hammered Mlivl brass, made out of one 4
piece of brass, three
ball lVot with 8-inch
openinjr. $!."() val
ue, quick clearance
price 9Se
Designer Subscribers
The over-the-counter Designers for January have come to hand.
Flease call for 5n me.
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