Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 177, 5 June 1914 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1914 ADDITIONAL SOCIETY

Mrs. I. W. Davis, of Cheyenne, Wyo., returned home Thursday after visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. Green at their home on East Main street.

Trof- John K. Thompson is leaving soon for Kay, Ind., where he will spend several weeks. Yesterd.iv afternoon at 4 o'clock a recital was given at Lindley hall, Earlham college by pupils of the music department. The program as announced early in the week was given without change. Several of the younper pupils of Miss Gaston, head of the department, appeared at this time and they all played in an excellent manner. Several guests from Richmond enjoyed the affair. This evening auother recital will be given at the college. This will be the last musical of the year. Nearly all the members of the Tsi Iota Xi sorority attended the called meeting held Thursday afternoon at the apartments of Mrs. Robert Crane on South Fourteenth street. Several matters of importance to the membership were considered after which a social hour followed. The next meeting will be held in a fortnight. Among the social functions enjoyed by persons who attended the convention of Pythian Sisters held this week at Xoblosville. was a reception for tne grand and supreme officers, the exemplification of the ballot by Hernice Temple, of Noblesville, and a musical program. The guests were also entertained with a fancy drill by the Kokomo tam. Among the grand officers from this city who attended were Mesdames Lydia T. Hoser, Eliza Meerhoff and Edith Jackson. A full program has been arranged for Alumni day, June 'S.i, which will from a special feature of commencement week at Indiana university. At o'clock a business meeting will be held and James W. FVsler, of Indianapolis will make the address. The address will be followed later in the morning on the campus by Judge Robert Van Atta. of Marion. The Indiana. I'nion will give a reception in the afternoon to old graduates. The dinner and reunion will be hold from f until t! o'clock on the campus. In the evening a play will be produced. A charming social function for Thursday afternoon was the alfresco party held near Lindley hall, Earlham college, by a number of young women, students at the college, who took this means of entertaining in honor of Miss Kha Mills, who is to be married during the summer to Professor Thomas J. Stanley, of the University of Illinois. The tea had been arranged for by a committee composed of members of the senior class and to them is due the success of the function. The hours were spent in a pleasant informal manner. Miss Agnes Johnson of Wisconsin, who was formerly at the college, was a guest of honor, and the young women were glad to have this means afforded them of renewing acquaintance again. Sandwiches, confections and tea were served. Those who enjoyed the function were Misses Elizabeth Conrad, Gladys Bassett, Helen Sparks. Marie Spekenhier, Crystal Wright, Edna Wright, Ruth Hieger, Gladys Parker. Elizabeth Morrison, Sylvia Modesette, Hazel Meek, Alma Madden, Mildred Jones, Dorothy Jones, Eunice Kelsey, Cecil Hill, Vera Hodson, Muriel Shoemaker, Rachael Schuster, Edith Runge, Mary Redmond, Elva Mills, Agnes Johnson, Barbara lieckman, Gertrude Cooper, Doris Coover. Mary Davies. Mary Dillon. Alice Mary Doane. Hazel Early, Alsie French. Eloise Henley, .Teanette Henley. Margaret Henley, Erma Pickering and Mrs. Lily Hiss. The postponed meeting of the Tuesday Rridge club wns held Thursday afteri.oon at the home of Miss Margaret Sedgwick in West Richmond. The game was played at several tables. Mrs. Julian Cares was given the fnvor. After the game the hostess sej-ved a luncheon. Th club will meet asraln next week. Ail jyradnates of the Richmond high school and members of the 1!14 graduating class are invited to attend the meeting of the Alamni association wmcn win De held this evening at! 7:4." o'eli ek at the high school audi-i torhim. After the business session a ! reception will he held in the szymTiasiuni. The ictrola will furnish the music and a imrhtu will be served. The dues are fifty cents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Wilson, who are residing on the Peeler farm south of the city, arc the parents of a baby son. The child arrived yesterday. Their many friends extend congratulations. Mrs. Wilson was formerly Miss Elsie Heeler. Messrs. Fred TIuko and Robert Tom-linr-oii, members of tlu Phi Delta Kappa fraternity will attend the annual banquet to lie held this evening at I'lwood l.y the IMii Ue.lt s of that ('it v. Hair Tinting Ail the Rage The Absolute and Utter Harmlessnesa of "Brownatone" Has Made Hair Tinting Safe and Easy. Ten need net tolerate sray, streaked Or faded hair another day. It takes but a few moments to apply "lironna4 lone with your 1 a5 eomh or brush, and ?A Vfjf -f Just a little 'touch ing up" once a. month should krep your hair the beautiful shado you most desire. Hcsults always the same always pleasing-. Will no mti r 5J wash off and guarxSk JKma anteed to contain '9QfV!k none f the danxeruus inrcuienifi so often found in "dyes." Prepared in two shades. One to produce golden or medium brown, tho other, dark brown or black. Sample ar.d booklet sent on receipt of 10c. "Brownatone" is sold by leading- druff stores, in two sizes 2fa and J 1.00. Order direct from Kenton Pharmacol Co., 460E. Pike Street. Covington, Ky.. if your drug-grist will not supply you. You will save yourself much annoyance by refusing to accept a substitute. Insist on "Brownatono" at your hairdresser's. Sold and pruaranteed in Richmond by Thistlothwaite's drug stores and ail other leading dealers. Hal

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Season End Rug and Carpet Sale Special Sale of Fine Silks June Muslin Underwear Sale Saturday Suit Sale Saturday Specials In the Hosiery, Underwear, and Glove Departments Five Big Special Selling Efforts that Mean Dollars Saved for Saturday Buyers

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White Wool Suits; also in hair line stripes. Savings of half or more. These are great bargains.

ai-urday Sslt Sale $5.0

Suits in all the best colors and a good assortment of sizes. Our regular $28, $30, $32.50, $35.00 and $38.00 values; all at a wonderfully low price.

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Men's Neckwear Silk Four-in-hands, beautiful range of colorings, 25c value; each 19c. Men's Union Suits Long and Short Sleeves; the $1.00 quality, Amt. 69c. Men's Union Suits Short sleeves, length, (small lot) ; per suit $1.25. Men's Pajamas Plain and fancy stripes, $1 value; each 79 c. Men's Soft Shirts French cuffs, detached collar, plain and striped, $1.00 value; each 88c.

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Ten only. Fancy silk poplin crepe Suits. They are charming garments, every one and regular $40.00 to $65.00 values. S3.-K32rd.a-y Sxait Sal $25.(0

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Ladies' 16-button Length Chamoisette Gloves White and natural color, 50c value; pair 39c. Ladies' Crochet Yoke Lisle Thread Vests Low neck, no sleeves, 50c value, 38c each. Ladies' Union Suits Lace knee, low neck, no sleeves, 75c value; 50c each. Ladies' Silk Boot Hose Black, White, Tan, 50c qualitv, per pair 35c, 3 for $1.00. Ladies' Black and White Fibre Silk Boot HoseExtra value, per pair 25c.

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