Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 39, Number 193, 24 June 1914 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 24, 1914

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Social Calendar

A matinee dancing party will be given in the pavilion at Jackson Park. The Phi Delta Kappa parade will be held in the evening at 7:30 o'clock.

A meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps will be held in the Post rooms at the court house.

The Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will meet at 2:30 o'clock at the church.

South Eleventh street, when she entertained in honor of her guest, Miss Margaret Yoetsey, of Newport, Ky., and also for a number of girls who are in town to attend the social functions to be given by the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity. The rooms were prettily decorated throughout with flowers and ferns. The hours were from 3 until 6 o'clock. Refreshments were served.

Misses Mary Nichols and Gladys Nichols of Winchester, were the guests of Miss Leta Roland yesterday at her home on North A street.

Mr. Dudley Bishop of Dayton, Ohio, came this morning to attend the sessions of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity convention.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Rabenstein, Jr., and daughter, Miss Esther, of Cleveland, Ohio, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Walling of North C street.

The Missionary society of the Second Presbyterian church will meet in the afternoon with Mrs. . E. E. Davis. m The wedding of Mr. Geo. L. Wright 9f Urbana, 111., and Miss Sarah Louise Nixon of Indianapolis, a former resident of this city, will be solemnized very quietly this evening at 5 o'clock t the home of the bride's parents.

VIrs. Louise White and Mr. A. C. Lin- j Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curme of Indi-

emuth went to Indianapolis this anapolis, have been visiting friends morning to attend the affair. The bride ! and relatives in this city for a few during her residence in this city made i days.

many friends who will be glad to ex-j tend congratulations and wish her I much happiness.

Professor Will Reeves of Kenyon College, Gambier, Ohio, is the guest of his mother, Mrs. James Reeves at her home on South Sixteenth street.

Mrs. Alexander Reid was hostess yesterday afternoon for a meeting of

Miss Ada Calloway, of Seattle, Wash., who has been visiting friends in Cincinnati for some days, is the guest of Misses Elizabeth and Hazel Thomas at their home on North C

the Spring Grove Sewing circle at her , street, having come to attend the home in Spring Grove. Garden flowers many social functions to be given dur-

ornamented the rooms. The afternoon j fng the national convention of the Phi was spent socially and with needle- j Delta Kappa fraternity. work. At the close of the meeting the hostess served a luncheon. In two j The annual reunion of the Curme weeks Mrs. Snediker will entertain j family was held Monday at the home the circle at her home in the Crockett of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lacey on

place in Spring Grove.

Beautiful in all of its appointments was the pretty party given this afternoon by Mrs. Isaac Moore and Mrs. Arthur Test of Akron, Ohio, at the home of Mrs. Moore on South Seventeenth street, when they took this means of extending courtesy to Mrs. uosb Harris, of Columbus, Ohio. The rooms were prettily arranged throughout with flowers and ferns. The afternoon was spent socially and with needlework. A delicious luncheon in several courses was served late in the afternoon. The guests were Mesdames Ross Harris, of Columbus, Ohio, Edward II. Harris, Will W. Reller, William Wilson, Harvey Wilson, Milton Baumgartner, of Lincoln, Nebraska, Ernest Freeman, of Chicago, Misses ..iable Ellis and Mary A. Stubba.

j South Seventeenth street. An elaborate dinner in several courses was served. Garden iiowers and ferns were used in appointing the table. The visI iting guests were Messrs. and Mesj dames Arthur Curme, of Indianapolis, j Professor Oliver murine, of Evansville, ; Ills., Mrs. William Werts, Mrs. Percy i Gray, of Muncie, and Mrs. Rose Pick

ett.

Mrs. Ernest Freeman, of Chicago, who was formerly Miss Bessie Middletown, is the guest of friends in this city for a few weeks.

Mrs. Arthur Test and baby, of Ak- j ron, Ohio, are the guests of Mrs. Moore's parents at their home on South Seventeenth street. I

An informal party was given last evening at the home of Misses Elizabeth and Hazel Thomas on North C street, out of courtesy to Miss Ada Calloway, of Seattle, Wash., who is their guest during the convention of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity. Among the guests were a number of young men who have come to attend

thp sessions. The evening was spent ! socially and with music. Later the i guests formed a party at the Lyric I theatre and were served at Finney's. ! The guests were Misses Esther Gard, i Ada Calloway of Seattle, Elizabeth j Shriber, Elizabeth Thomas, Margaret j Yoetsey, of Newport, Kentucky, Hazel

Thomas: Messrs. J. Welch, H. Stegar, of Dayton, O., Harry McLear, Neil Bly, Ivauren Pierce of Elwood, and Harold Grimes.

The public is invited to attend the ice-cream social which will be given this evening on the lawn at the Sec

ond English Lutheran church by the

Miss Neva Hazelrigg of Cambridge City came this morning and win be entertained during the Phi Delta

a, cv,i looclKappa convention by Miss Mary Can

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girls wearing gowns of the Orient will serve.

One hundred and twentyflve persons attended the picnic supper held last evening in the basement of the Grace M. E. church for the members of the Sunday school and their friends. Garden flowers made a jretty decoration. An excellent and appetizing picnic

supper was served. Reports from the I Sunday school convention hem recent-i Young people of the city and visltIv were read by Mrs. A. B. Price, Miss ! 1ng guests are looking forward with Kellv and Mrs. Miller. A report writ- Pleasure to the. matinee dance which

Miss Blanche' Bayer will have as her guest during the Phi Delta Kappa convention Miss Dorothy Gray of Con-nersville.

Miss Louise Sehroeder of Conaersville came this morning to be the guest of Miss Margaret Ferguson at lier home on South Sixteenth street.

ten by Miss Lela Longman was read

by Miss Jeannette Kramer, Miss Long- j man being in Dunkirk attending aj

convention.

will be given Thursday afternoon in the pavilion at Jackson park. The cars will leave Eighth and Main streets at 2 o'clock, special cars having been procured for the affair. The

In honor of Mr. and Mrs. H. Shu- j dance music will be good, and no doubt man Jones of Los Angeles, California, this will be one of the most pleasant who are the guests of friends in this ; features of the entire convention. city. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gennett of! East Main street, gave a dinner last I Miss Hannah Hershey will have as evening at an Inn in Williamsburg, j her guest during the Phi Delta Kappa The party made the trip in motor cars, fraternity convention. Miss Elizabeth

The guests were Messrs. and

dames William Campbell, H. Shuman

Jones, of Los Angeles, Cal., Charles ' Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kamp, who Shireley, Henry Gennett, Thomas were recently married in Urbana, O., Campbell, A. D. Gayle, Mr. Howard have taken apartments in the Hol-

Campbell and Mrs. George Williams. j land, North A street. Mrs. Kamp was

formerly Miss Ethel Bunnell. They will be at home to their friends in this city in a few weeks.

Mes- Rohrer of Tippecanoe City.

At a called meeting of the Woman's Aid society of the Second Presbyterian church held Tuesday afternoon at i,.e inline of Mrs. Charles Groce, on North Nineteenth street, it was decided to give a penny supper Wednesday evening July 1 in the basement of the church. An invitation is extended the public to attend. Several other business matters were also considered at this time. Among the pleasant social functions to be given during the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity convention was the open house held this afternoon by Miss Elizabeth Shriber at her home on

A pretty morning wedding was selemnized at 7 o'clock today in St. Mary's Catholic church, when Mr. William Champion, of Logansport, and Miss Theresa Balfe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Balfe, of North Seventeenth street, were married in the presence of a number of friends and relatives. The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Father Cronin. The bride wore a pretty gown of net over charmeuse trimmed in laces. She was attended by Miss ChriBtina H uber, who wore a pretty gown of

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figured voile over yellow charmeuse. She wore a corsage bouquet of roses and ferns. Miss Balfe carried a white prayerbook. Mr. J. J. McCarthy of Logansport, attended the bridegroom. Immediately after the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Champion left today for Cleveland, O., for a honeymoon trip. The bride wore a traveling suit of blue cloth with hat to match. The out-of-town guests were Messrs. and Mesdames Edward Balfe of Connersville, Frank Balfe and son of Muncie, Mr. J. J. McCarthy of Logansport, and Miss Katherine Champion of Logansport. Their hosts of friends extend congratulations and wish them happiness.

Wadsworth May Seek Election to Senate to Succeed Elihu Root

Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Jones and son of La Salle, 111., have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Jones at their home on the National road, west. The Woman's Aid Society of the Trinity Lutheran church will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock

with Mrs. Samuel Lott at her home on !

According to rumors which are being circulated in political circles at Washington, James Wadsworth, is William Barnes' choice as a candidate for the United States senate to succeed Elihu Root as Senator from New York.

READY FOR FLIGHT ACROSS ATLANTIC HAMMONDSPORT, N. Y June 24. Jubilant over the success of th trials given to the air boat "America," ia which Lieutenant Porte, of the British royal navy, will attempt to cross the Atlantic ocean, Glenn H. Curtiss. its constructor, declared today that only minor alterations would hare to be made in the machine before It was ready for its great flight HONOR J. T. GILES Superintendent of City Schools J. T. Giles was yesterday named as alternate to the alumni orator for the next

m i, u ." VTff1 r' annual meeting of the Alumni tie. Beta Alpha: V abash. BeH a80c!atlon of indiaaa university. Mr.

I Giles attended the commencement ex-

held at the university this

morning.

Jr., Dayton, O.; Clarence D. Lyle, Dayton, O.; Carl Helms, Bluffton, Ind.; Ednor Rossiter, Toledo; Rudolph Price, Richmond, Ind.; Lawrence Jes8up, Richmond. Ind.; Fred Bollmeyer, Richmond, Ind.; Ralph M. Ewry, Portland, Ind.; James E. Gallagher, Lafay-

J ette, Ind.; Ernest E. Duscol. Lafayette

Ind.; Carl Neis, Peru. Ind.; Orville Coates, Richmond. Ind.; M. Welch, H. Stagger. Dayton, O. The following chapters claim membership in the fraternity: INDIANA CHAPTERS. Marion, Gamma; Kairmount, Eplison; Portland, Delta; Blunt on, Zeta; Muncie, Theta; Fort Wayne, lota; Warren, Kappa; Peru. Lambda; Huntington, Xi; Montpelier, Pi; Goshen, Omicron; Indianapolis, Rho; Auburn. Sigma; Decatur. Tau; Gorrett, Upuifon; Elwood, Phi; Richmond, Chi;

Pai6hville, P.si; Logansport, Omega;

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ta Beta; Knightstown, Beta Gamma;

Connersville, Beta Delta; Anderson, i t ; . i -. . i : . . - . Ti t,i , . . ' erci.e

Winchester, Beta Eta; Dunkirk. Beta Theta; Hartford City. Rota lota; i'nion City, Beta Kappa; Lafayette. Beta Iair.da; North Manchester, Beta Xa; Kokomo, Beta Mu. OHIO CHAPTERS. Edgerfon, Alpha; Cincinnati, Beta;

Montpelier, Gamma; Oxford. Delta;

Dayton. Epliton; Celina. Zea; Greenville, Eta; Lancaster, The'a. Ohio Chapters read, Ohio Alpa, Etc. OREGON. Portland. Alpha.

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Bridge avenue. All members are invited to be present.

rett; Kenneth Plasterer, Warren;

Raymond L. Wilkelms, Warren; Ray Huffman, Warren; William Quinlist,

Mr. Will Rossiter of Indianapolis I Anderson; J. W. Brakly, Anderson ; C. is home to attend the convention of I Kriegan, Warren; H. W. Kenney, the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity and vis- j Dayton, O.; R. W. Blue, Dayton; Howit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Walter I ard Buck, Dayton; Robert Withrow, Rossiter, of West Richmond. j Dayton; Carl Shultz, Dayton, O.; Howi ard H. Withrow, Dayton, O.; Clyde Bulletins announcing the thirty-sixth i Harris, Hartford City; Earl Miller, annual commencement exercises of j Richmond; Ed. Fox, Indianapolis; J. the College of Music at Cincinnati, j k. McNutt, Indianapolis; E. K. Scheffhave been received. Among the grad- j ries, Indianapolis; C. R. Fisher, Indiuates is Miss Marguerite Hasemeier. ,

Miss Hasemeier graduated as teacher of public school music, and also re. ceived a certificate as a violinist.

anapolis; Robert Moser, Winchester.!

Ind.; Jack Davisson, Winchester. Ind.; R. Oewig, Celina, O. ; Walter Chrig, Dayton, O.; David F. Gerstner, Davton; W. E. Allen, Celina, O.; C. F. Hoyng, Celina, O.; M. C. Cavan, Elwood, Ind.; D. V. Dawson, Elwood, Ind.; Earl R. Fannig, Celina; A. B. Spruiger, Celina; Howard Smith, Richmond; Paul Morrow, Portland; Ray Davis, Winchester; William Rossiter. Indianapolis; Charles Roser, Richmond, Ind ; Oliver Perry Sheller,

Ellis Brown and Chrrles Love, both of this city, were badly bruised last night when they wen- hurled from a buggy In which they were riding on the Williamsbi-rg pike, one mile west of Fountain City. The vehicle was struck by an automobile, whose occupants did not stop to help the injured men. They made their way to the home of L. A. Kittner and a physician was summoned.

WE CAN Kif YOU And ith nose flasses, too. as steady and eour- as ispecf ac les, but far more iM-coming and far less eons-picuoutf. DR. E. B. GROSVENOR Oculist OVER 715 MAIN STREET '

Dr. and Mrs. A. J. Whallon of East Main street are the proud parents of a baby son. Their friends extend congratulations. The picnic of the Mission Circle of the Universalist church will be held Thursday afternoon at Glen Miller park. The affair is for members and their friends. All guests are asked to meet at the pavilion at 3 o'clock.

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The June meeting of the Missionary society of the First Presbyterian church will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the church. The young people will have charge of the program. All persons interested are invited to attend. Tie following names were registered at the Phi Delta Kappa convention: Earl Cotton, Richmond; P. T. Hammond, Lancaster, O.; Fred Corwin, Lancaster, O.; Harry Nourse, Lancaster, O.; Ralph Seers, Lancaster; Carl A. Kennedy, Rushville; Edward Jameson, Connersville; B. C. Derek, Montpeer, O.; G. H. Sattler, Lafayette; D. H. Tillson, Lafayette; James Brady, Union City, Ind.; C. S. Pierce, Union City, Ind:; H. E. Meeker, Lafayette; C. M. Fry, Montpelier, O.; G. G. Smith, Huntington; P. B. Shaffer, Peru; Verne De Camp, Huntington; William Williams, Richmond; Robert L. Shank, Dayton; H. L. McComb, Dayton; R. A. Greely, Muncie; Paul A. Seiberling. Marion; Howard Swanger, Marlon; F. F. Baker, Knightstown ; Hayry Hamilton, Muncie; Courtney Armstrong, Knightstown; R. J. Pierson, Muncie; Raymond Smith, Muncie; Charles Sherman, Rushville; Kellard Dohnes, North Manchester; Charles Wilson, North Manchester; Glen II. Hillsaner, Marion; Dell Gray, Marion; D. B. Bishop, Dayton; E. P. Nelson, Muncie; Raymond M. Jenner, Dayton; D. A. Powers, Marion; E. R. Padgett, Marion; Herbert Cotton, Richmond; Wlllard Hiatt, Knightstown; C. H. Humphries, Celina. O.; John Gauchat, Indianapolis; E. L. Strayer, Montpelier; G. L. Porter, Montpelier, O.; Leon Louise, Anderson; J. H. Johnston, Garrett, Ind.; Samuel Kennan, Garrett; J. W. Thompson, Garrett; C. E. Mager, Gar-

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