Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 32, 18 December 1914 — Page 5

HB HiCHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN -Til LEGIt AM, FRIDAY, DEC. 18, 1914;

Social Calendar

Tfe Eastern Star -will glv a social and entertainment In the Matonte budding. Supper will be served at the Country club at the usual hour for nil persona who are metnbefs t the club.

The Ladles of the Central Christian church will Rive a tnar ket In the room on Main street, formerly occupied by the Roes Drug store. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nohr will meet their dancing classes In the morning In the Pythian Temple. A play, "The House Next Door" will be preBented In the evening at Llndley hall, Earlham college. Mrs. Prank Crlchet will meet her children's class In dancing nt her home on North Ninth street. The annual Christmas party of the Woman'! Collegiate club was held Thursday afternoon at the pretty bungalow home of Mrs. W. O. Men denhall on College avenue. The mothers of the members were the special guests of the occasion. The rooms were effectively decorated throughout with mistletoe, holly and other decorations pertaining to the Yule Tide. The afternoon was spent socially and with needlework. A delicious luncheon was served. The special guests for the afternoon were Meadames David V. Dennis, Cora, Rea, Martha Llndley, Robert L. Kelly, Mary A. Ballard. Lily Hiss, Conrad 11 uber, William Lahr of Milton, Pennsylvania, W. B. OBgood of Verona, New York, William Matt, John M.

Kggemeyer, It. B. Johnson, Anna i Kaminskl, A. M. Jenkins, Mrs. Cari

penter, Misses Luclle Moore and Minnie Hale. The members of the club are Mes-

Mr. William Bailey ot Beuth Seventeenth street. This afternoon at Baxter school & charming Httle play entitled "The Dream Tree" was presented by several of the pupils in Mies Horney's room in the presence ot a large number of parents and patrons of the school; The room was beautifully and artistically decorated, appropriate to the Christmas season, and everywhere the Yuletide spirit was in evidence. The cast of characters for the play so well presented by the children wast Christmas Heralds, Robert Holmes The Hungry Waifs, Florence Davis, Charles Ayers and George Wlssler; Christmas Angels, Georgia Rose, Glenna Miller and Luclle Moormann. Santa Claus, Roscoe Klrknian, JTn Teddy Bear, Warren DeWeese. Mrs. Dwight Young sang and Miss Marjorle Beck played the acompaniments. The play was in charge of Mrs. Charles Davis and MrB. B. B. Groavenor. After the entertainment refreshments were served. This morning the kindergarten, under the direction of Miss Mildred Dick' inson, had a Christmas tree, and there were gifts for each child. Roscoe Kirkman, Jr., assisted Santa Claus in distributing the gifts. The Central Christian church wity observe C. W. B. M. day Sunday morningat the tabernacle. The forty-three members of the C. W. B. M. will receive their lavender badge at this time

and will Bit in a body, the only exceptions being those who will sing In the choir. The ladles' quartet will sing, and the Rev. W. R. Motely will make an address appropriate to the occasion. A chicken dinner will be served Saturday at the Pythian temple by the ladies of the Third M. E. church. In the evening there will be a luncheon served.

granddaughter of Mrs. Anna Conneli-, North tMrd street A pretty home wedding was solemnised last evening at th tmmtr? home of Mr. and Mrs. Harmon Tieman; south of the elty, when their daughter. MiBs Martha Tleman was married to Mr. Edward Blomeyer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Blomeyen by tne Rev, A J. Feeger, poster of St. John's Lutheran church. The ceremony room was artistically decorated with white carnations and ferns The guests included members of the immediate families.

snA Rev. and. Mrs: A; J; Feeger; T.he brine wtre a handsome gown of white aha eafrjed a shower bouquet of fctfa roses. Immediately after' . the ritual had been said a wedding supper waft served. The young people are members of St. John's church, and have many friends who wish them happiness. Mr. and Mrs. Blomeyer will reside on a farm south of the city. For the last five weeks the spirit of Christmas has seemed to be evident In the primary room at Vaile school, taught by Miss Margaret Moon-

ey. This was due to the fact that Miss Mopne arranged tof a benny bank knd told all the children wbd desired to put Ineir pennies In, and that at the Christmas season the money wpuld fee spent for warm clothing to be given unfortunate children of the city; The children were delighted, and instead of spending their money for candy and sweets, eaeh day dropped In a penny or wo. Yesterday the bank was opened, and it contained almost four dollars. The children were delighted. Wednesday Miss Mooney purchased seven suits of warm under-

elothlng, four pairs ot stockings, eapa mittens and overshoes, and the gifts will be distributed itt enUdred whose named aft tin Miss Meeney'i list: Mr: J: M: Stanton Will arrive Sunday from the University ef Michigan where he has been taking a Course in the medical school, and will Spend the holidays with his parents at their home, lei North Sixth street The Jolly Nine club met yesterday afternoon at the pretty home of Mrs. George L. Cox, 8194 Worth F Btreet

! All persons who expect to donate

' ; articles for the market to be held ' Saturday by the ladies of the Central i Christian church in the room on Main

dames Thomas Ahl, B. C. Bartel, Fred ! street formerly occupied by the Ross J. Bartel, Paul Benfeldt, J. Ilerschel drug store, are asked to bring their Coffin, Kdgar Fisher, Edward H. articles as early as possible Saturday Harris. Edgar F. Hiatt, W. O. Menden-! morning. The market will be held all hall, Harlow Llndley, H. R. Robinson, day.

W. C. McNown, Ralph Hill, Gaar Wil

liams. George Hamilton, Franklin Lamar, Arthur Murray, Theodore Jones, Earl Mann, Alton Hale, Isaac Wilson, Misses Carolyn Carpenter, Elizabeth Conrad, Agnes Johnson,

An election of officers was held yesterday afternoon by the Loyal Woman's Character Builders' class of the Central Christian church. The officers chosen were Mrs. George

Margaret Starr, Mary A. Stubbs, Edith j Chrisman; vice president, Mrs. MargaTcbbetts, Margaret Hill, Anna Fin-1 ret Knoll; secretary, Mrs. Ami frock. Anna Bradbury and Constance j Tschaen ; assistant secretary, Mrs. Foster. iFredHuber; treasurer, Mrs. Cora Campbell. The various committees Miss Watanabe, a Japanese student , wm be appointed later by the teacher. at Karlham college will spend her' Oiristmas vacation with Miss Laura The annual donations from the echolilnses in New York. ars of the First English Lutheran i church will be received next Sunday Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Osgood of Ve- j at the Sunday school hour. All chllrona, N. Y., who have been spending dren are asked to bring some gift for onie weeks at. Washington, D. C, j the poor.

liavo come to Richmond to spend the Yuletide with Prof, and Mrs. W. O. Mendenhall at their home on College avenue.

; The choir of the first English Lu- ! theran church will sing at th Sunday school service Sunday.

Dr. and Mrs. David W. Dennis will

Fj.rnd Christmas in Washington, D. C,

The Standard Bearers of the First Methodist church will hold a market

ilu guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Saturday afternoon at the Austin mil

linery shop in the Westcott hotel building.

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I'rof. and Mrs. E. P. Trueblood left ve sterday for Florida, where they will remain until March. j

Mis Elizabeth Bailey, who has been filffliding school in West Virginia, will arrive homo Saturday and spend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and

Announcements have been received in Richmond of the birth of a baby daughter, Frances Norene, to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lemkuhl, of Hamilton, O. Mrs. Lemkuhl (nee Miss Irene Council) is well known in this city, where she has frequently visited. She is a

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The house was decorated tbrosgbonft In keeping with the Tale Thai guests ef the elab were VtesSamtm Howard Brooke, Tre4 Brewsie And Robert Koehrteg. After A pleasant social afternoon the, hostess served a delieloii9 luncfeemi. The next meet ing will be held Tbnjsday Afternoon, January t, at the heme of MrB, Marjr Pittman: The Ladies' Aid Society of the UniU ed Brethren church will hold a market and baeaar Tuesday at 600 Main street;

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Silver Mesh Purses, 6 and 7 inch German Silver Frames, OJO QO $4.00 and .$0.00 values VA.VO Silver Mesh Bags CJO Ojr $3.50 values, at W&.O Silver Mesh Bags CJ1 AQ $2.50 values, at PW Silver Mesh Bags, $1.50 values $1.00 $1.50 Genuine Seal Leather Bags, only $1.00 $3.00 Genuine Leather Bags, beautiful German Silver frames $2.00 $4.50 Genuine Leather Bags, beautiful frames and linings $2.98

Women's $1.50 2-Clasp French Baby's Toilet Sets Kft G!?!?!;. $1.00 y , - ' T, . Silver and Im't Ivory Handled Women s $1.7o two-clasp French Manicure Sets 50c and 75c Kid Gloves, fTA per pair PI-.JU $1.00 Silk Scarfs, all col- CQC HOCKEY CAPS- Large Knit .rs' floral designs' only L Caps, now so popular, all colors Fancy Ribbon Hangers, in dainand color combinations, 25c-50c ty colors, priced at 25c-50c

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$1.00 Beautiful Silk Chiffon and Shadow Lace Organdie Caps; while they last 50c

Fine Embroidered and Lace Trimmed Aprons. Priced at 2oc and 50c

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