Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 39, 26 December 1914 — Page 5

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, SATURDAY, JJttU. 20, x'Ji4 ,AGE FIVE

Social Events For Coming Week MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley Foulke and Mr. and Mrs. James Morrlsson with Miss Gwendoline Foulke have issued cards for a party to be given in the evening a their home on South Eighteenth street. ; The Knights of Columbus will give their annual Christmas ball in the ; Knights of Columbus hall. Tin; Magazine club will not meet in the afternoon on account of the lioli- j days. The Tioknor club lias postponed its meeting until January first. A meeting of the U. M. C. club will be held in the evening. The Mary F. Thomas V. C. T. I', will meet at 1B"0 o'clock in the Morriason Beeves library. The Missionary society of the Keid Memorial United Presbyterian church will meet in the afternoou at the church . Several hostesses will entertain at the home of Miss Edith Moore in West liirlinioiid with an informal thimble party. Misses Maud Buckingham and Franka Camniack will entertain for Miss Edith Puke at. the home of Miss Buckingham. Miss .Marsh will entertain the nurses of the Beid Memorial hospital. TUESDAY Dr. and Mrs. S. E. Smith have issued invitations for a dancing party. The social committee of the Elks' lodge has arranged for an elaborate Christinas ball to be given at the club house. The Tuesday Afternoon Bridge club has postponed its meeting on account of I he holidays. The Moose lodge will Kive a card party in the Moose hall at S o'clock. WEDNESDAY An elaborate dancing party will be given by the members of the I.a Gunda club in the Odd Fellows' hall under the direction of -Mrs. Frank Cricltet. The Wednesday Afternoon Card club has postponed its meeting until after the holidays. A meeting of the Benny club will be held in the afternoon after the dinner at th Pythian temple. Mrs. George Sieidel will Kive a tea for Miss Kleanor Seidel and Miss Milliken of Hamilton. Ohio. The Benny club will give a dinner at the Bythian temple for the unfortunate children of the city. THURSDAY A dance will be given in the evening at the Country club by the members of a social committee. A meeting of the Woman's Relief Corps will be held in the post rooms at the court house. W'rislit-lmUe wedding will bp solemnized at the home of the bride's parents. FRIDAY Open house with a The Dansaute will lie held at the Country club house by the members of the social committee. A New Year's dance will be given at the Bythian temple in Cambridge City. The Domestic Science association will hold a reception at the Hotel Weslcott. Open house will be held at the Y. M. C. A. all day for the general public. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give an elaborate dancing partv in the Eagles' hall. Mrs. Frank Crichet will give a New Year's dance in the Odd Fellows' hall and the Hick's orchestra will play. Open house will be observed by the Alice Carey club at the home of the Misses Eindeniuth on South Sixteenth street. SATURDAY Mr. and Mrs. Robert Xohr will meet their dancing classes in the morning in the Pythian temple. Mrs. Frank Crichet will meet her children's claps in dancing at her home on North Ninth street.

A brilliant social function and one which will be remembered for some time to come by many persons who attended it was the elaborate ball given hist evening in the Bythian Temple by the social committee of the Beta Bhl i Sigma fraternity composed of Messrs. ; John Thompson, Howard Hunt. WalkerLand and Oscar Weyman. The fraternity colors black and gold were , utilized in decorating the ball room. Strands of the ribbons were brought from the four corners of the room and , fastened to the center by the means of a large snow ball. Hanging from the snowball were myriads of ribbons ; and later all the girls in the party 1 secured a string and when the ball was pulled out popped a number of small ( snowballs. These were numbered and ! corresponded to the numbers on the men's programs and partners were secured in this way for one of the dances. Several other novel and interesting features were introduced during the evening. At one side of the hall was a large Christmas tree adorned with musical toys and' other gifts and each person present received a pretty keepsake and when all the musical toys had been distributed the affair resolved Itself Into a regular frolic. The Hick's orchestra played the order of dances. The orchestra was stationed on the platform to the fast side of the hall. For those who did not care for dancing there was card playing. The programs were in the form of a booklet and were done in black and gold. On the outside of the coverlet was engraved, "Beta Bill Sigma." On the inside, coverlet was "Fifth annual dance of the Alpha Sigma chapter oi' the Beta Phi Simna fraternity, Friday evening, December twenty-fifth. Nineteen hundred and fourteen, Pythian Temple, Richmond, Indiana. The chaperones were Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Monarch, Mr. and Mrs. E. S. ,'urtis. Mj ami Mrs. Harry Gennett. Mrs. George Williams and Mr. Howard 'ampboll. Many handsome and elaborate party gowns were in evidence. The chapter roll is Messrs. Everett Ackerman, Donald H. Bell, Rush Bowman. Harry Bockhoff. Charles Buell, Emory Castor. Frederick fates, Robert t'onte. Charles Curtis, D. Wray Draper, Kdwin Flook. Henry Click. Willard Iraves. Everett Haisley. Karl Haner, lohu Hasecoster, Howard Hunt, Willard Kaufman. William Kelley. Xenoilion King, Rudolph Knode, Walker E. ;.aml. Carl Lange, Thomas Logan, Thomas Lyons, John Lougstreih, Gordon Magavv. Vovlc Mart iiulale. Paul Miller. McKensie Monarch. Harold Meyers. Julian an. I Justin McCarthy, Paul Newlin. Krnest Parks. Virgil Raines. Edwin Scott. Harold Scott. March! Scott, Richard Sedgwick. Jr.. 'aul Sherer, Robert Stauhor, Howard Steinkamp. Robert Taylor. Emory Thomas. John Thompson. Hubert W'ann, Oscar VVevman, Charles William-oil and Raymond Wickenieyer. Punch and wafers were served 1 1: roUL'hoii I the e en ing. Among the dan:Ts were Messrs. ;"id Mesdames Bert Kolp. Frank Crichet. Paul Price. V. II. Rimll. liar i I.ontz, L. C. Ahtfiony, W. O. Crawford. II. L. Monarch. Julian Gates. Walter Ihigle, John Thompson. Robert vane. Everett Ackerman. Roy Barks, Carry Needham. E. S. Curtis. Harry tlcnuett, (!eirge Bayer. Charles Mc. Gtiire. Omar G. Murray. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Marvel. Dr. and Mrs. M . N. Bristol, Misses Dorothy Land. Erma Bockiioff. Mary Evans of Huntington. OV.d. s Bailev. Aline Johnson. Neili" i'.'cii ; ,!;;iie HaueUolte, Anna N'icii- ( .Ait. f:ie,itior Seitb-I. Josephine -'il- . ol'. (!ie I Jia'-oli. lb'len Welih of iiidiaiiaiiolis, .Vary Biff. Esther i'iii'Ic. Thelma S hillinger. Mae Gh.e. of Lognnsport. Martha Jones. GerIrude Spiegel of Indianapolis. Mildred i'.ocl.hoft'. Monti Poller, Mary Canby. ;-.?? rga ret Wickenieyer. Eliza beth Mar vd. Grace Kelly, Ruth I'enneH. Mary

Clements. Helen Gilbert. Miriam Kelly, Gwendoline Foulke, Maud Becher, Dorothy Bates. Ruth Scott, Irene Gortnon, Marie O'Brien, Emerald Hasecoster. Doris Smith of Tndianapolia, Ruth Slayback of Hamilton, Ohio. Louise Malsby, Miriam Krone. Elizabeth Shriber, Emma Fetta. Mildred Schalk. Olive Tewis, Amy Gamble of Van Wert. Ohio, Elaine Jones. Mabel Hasemeier, Fay Drake and Hilda Tiffany: Messrs. Justin McCarthy, Howard Hunt. Josiah Marvel. R. E. Jones, Xenophon King, Edward Hollarn. Kent hetriPti, Edward Williams. Paul Miller, Willard Kaufman, Charles Clawson, Brandon Griffis, Paul Sherer. Robert. Carvey, W. C. Woodyard, Wilbur Ball, McKensie Monarch, Robert Land, Robert. Taylor, Charles Twigg, Howard Steinkamp, Howard Messick. Charles Curtis. Frank Wissler, Gordon Magaw, Rudolph Knode. Raymond Nicholson, Frederick Gates, Burton Carr, Walter Davis. Lloyd Dye, Samuel Smith, Whitney McGuire, John Clements. Richard Lackey, Huston Marlatt. Raymond Wickemever, Harold Scott, Roland Ball, Frank Schalk, Howard Steinkamp, Oscar Weyman. Fred Bayer. Paul Fisher of High Point. North Carolina, Walker Laud, Carl Young and Howard Camp-hell.

Mr. and Mrs. George Sheppard gave ' a preitily appoitited dinner yesterday at their home in East Haven. Flowers and ferns appointed the table. The guests were Messrs. and Mesdames Harry Sheppard of Mis'nawaka. Paul E. Sheppard. George Sheppard. Mr. Frank Sheppard and .Mrs. Hampton. Mr. B. C. Conley and family of North I street entertained Rev. and Mrs. Orville Chance to dinner Christmas day. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Grot tenrtiek of Fort Wayne, an- the euets of friends and relatives in this city. Mr. and Mrs. F. K. Winchester and family are spending the Christinas week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Klein at Connors ville. Mr. Wilbur Ridnath spent 'Christmas with M. Thomas and Mrs. of North C street. of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. B. Wilbur Uidpath Mr. and Louis, are By master Mrs. Frank the guests of North l Bymaster of St. of Mr. and Mrs. street. Mr. and Mrs. B. M. Thomas entertained with a Christmas dinner last evening at their home on North C str et. The table was appointed appropriate to the Christmas season. Covers were laid for Messrs. and Mesdames B. M. Thomas, Wilbur Kiduath of Indianapolis, Misses Elizabeth and lla.el Thomas and Messrs. Donald Gray and Bussell Watch of Connersi Me. Mrs. Bonner of (;re spending the Christmas v Mrs. .1. M. Wauipler and D chant at their home Seventh street. ensiiurg. is acaiion wiUi Airs. V. L. on North The Missionary society of the Iteid Memorial Cnited Presbyterian church will meet Monday afternoon at the church. Arrangement social commit ire br ing made by the Knight-, of party to he Ihe Knighis Hick's orr of daili es. e i ol the Columbus for a hold Monday e of Columbus 1 Christ ma.veniug ill lull. Tie chest ra v i play the ih'iIi Cards and .Mrs ami Mrs. and Mis have been sent out by Mr. William Dudley Foulke. Mr. .Iarr.es Morrissop of ! 'h i-a iro. s GwmHoliiip Foulke f.-r a party to be given Monday evening,.

December 2K, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Foulke on South Eighteenth street. An impersonation ' will be given by Mrs. Maurice Brown of Chicago. Miss -Maud Buckingham and Miss Franka Camniack have issued invitations for a kitchen shower to be given Monday evening at the home of Miss Buckingham on North Nineteenth steret. in honor of Miss Edith Duke who will be married New Year's eve. Mr. and Mrs. -Wilson B. Barker of Indianapolis, have been spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Addison B. Barker at their borne on South Fifteenth street.

Mr. Omar Whelan was host. last evening for a prettily .appointed dinnor at his home on North Twelfth street. Christmas decorations were used in appointing the table. Covers were latd for Messrs. Ernest Hill of Nashville, Tennessee, Arthur Hill of Chicago, H. J. Hanep, and Fred Johnson of Indianapolis. The many friends of Mrs. Clarence Jessup will he sorry to learn she is seriously PI at the Reid Memorial hospital, having underwent an operation for appendicitis. Miss Ruth Slayback of Hamilton. Ohio, is spending a few days with Miss Louine Malsby at her apartments in the Wayne. Mrs. Carl Essenmacher and children leave Tuesday for Denver, Colo., to spend, four months. Mrs. William Hurt and children of Terro Haute are the guests of Mrs. Mary Clinuonpeel at her home on North Sixth street. Honoring several guests. Miss Alice Vogelsong will eiiterl ain this evening at her home on South Ninth street. The house will be decorated throughout with Christinas decorations. The guests will be members of a thimble .club. The hours will be spent socially and with music and games. A luncheon will be served. The invited guests are Mesdames Walter Cook, Earl Shriber. Adrian Wuerst, Ralph Guyer of Elkhart, Ind., Harry Canning (jf New Castle, Misses F.lmira Surrendorf, Abbie Webb, Hannah, Helen and Elizabeth Hershey, Elsie Von ; Pein, Ruth Bradley, Edna and Harriet I Dickinson, Flora Edinundson, and Lillian Harris of Cincinnati. Miss Helen McMinn of North Nineteenth street has gone to Buffalo to spent the remainder of the holidays with her aunt, Mrs. C. H. Fisher. Invitations reading as follows have been sent out : Christmas dance for Elks and their ladies Elks clubhouse, eight o'clock Tuesday evening, December 29, ll14. The invitations are engraved with Santa Clans. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Pettijohn of Indianapolis are spending the holidays here with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Cleveland are spending the Christmas vacation with Mrs. Cleveland's parents at Grand Bapids. Dr. and Mrs. Bred Warfel of Indianapolis are guests of Mr. Warfel's father, Mr. Harry Warfel, and brother, Mr. Frank Wafel. Miss Buth Scott, of Cincinnati, who is the guest of her grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Dougan of Spring Grove, during the holidays, will sing Sunday morning at. the First Presbyterian church. Miss Scott is studying vocal at Cincinnati. Miss Vivian Douthif of the iuiest of .Mrs. Frank her home in the McConaha Miss Margaret Millikan ton, O.. the roommate at Miss Eleanor Seidel, will week to visit Miss Seidel Biberty Waters flats. is at of Hamilcoliege of come next for a few days. Mr. Karnest Lehman of Madison, Wis., is the guest of his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lehman. North Eighth street. i Standing out prominently on the coining week's social schedule is the pretty tea to he given by Mrs. (Jeorge : S'ddel at her home on Nortn Thirteenth street Wednesday afternoon' from :'. until i o'clock in honor of her daughter. Miss Eleanor Seidel, who H home from school and also for her roommaie. Miss Margaret Millikan of Hamilton. Ohio. The guests will number fiftv. A reception 'Veiling iit s o will doc be ;ivt-ii the Mond; Nurse GRANDMA NEVER LET HER HAIR GET GRAY Kept her locks youthful, dark, glossy and thick with comiron garden Sage and Sulphur. When you darken your hair villi Sane Tea and Sulphur, no "one can tell, because it's done so naturally, so evening. Preparing this mixture, though, at home is mussy and troublesome. For an cents you can buy at any drug store the ready-to-use -tonic called "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.' You just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morning all gray hair disappears, and. after another application or two. your hair becomes beautifully luxuriant. You will also discover dnr.druf!' is gone and hair has stopped lailinu. - Gray, fad'd hair, though ro disgrace, is a si.Mn of old age, and as we ail desire a youthful and attractive sumearanee, get !n.-sy at once wit h Wyeth's Sag and Sulphur and look years younger. adv.

home at the Iteid Memorial Hospital) by Miss Marsh, who will soon leave j the hospital In honor of the nursea i and several friends, The guests will! number one hundred and sevent-flve. j The following program arranged fori by Mrs. Charles Marvel and Mrs. 9. C. ; Markley will be presented! Piano "Numbar Interim, 30 C,:emi- VvA Miss Mi'died 8cbolK Vocal "Bending O'er ? Cradle y.w" M?f?0 Mrs. Charles Tgclman Violin Obligate, .Miss Carolyn Hutton. Beading: "A. Legend of Bregen?.".. Adelaide Proctor Mrs. S. C. Markley. ; Vocal Solo Nocture. Chopin 1 Miss Carolyn Hutton. ; I'iano Selected Mk-'S Inez Seeman of Cincinnati. Vocal (a I Ecstasy Itunnd ( b) Lullaby Born r Mrs. F. W. Krueger Beading "The Brophecv of Segi is" Child Mrs. S. C. Markley. Vocal (a) As My Aged Mother from Gypsy Melodies Dvorak (bl An April Girl Fairland Mrs. Charles Igelinan Trio "Holy Night" Tirehl Mesdames Charles Igelman, Charles Marvel; Mrs. Haley Harold; First .Violin Miss Carolyn Hutton; second vioiin, Mips Blanch Luken. cello. Miss Lucile Nusbatim and Miss Alice Knollenberg, piano accompanist.

The Mary F. Thomas W. C. T. F. will meet Monday afternoon at 2:1") o'clock in the Morrisson-Iteeves Hbrarv. Ail members are asked to bo present, tendents Reports from the will bo made at (hi: sunenn ; time. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Feeger of Grand Rapids. Michigan, are guests of Rev. and Mrs. X. J. Feeger of South Seventh street. Mr gone trip. and Mrs. Harry to Michigan on a Rogers week's li have -hing A Christmas dinner was given yesterday noon by Mr. and Mrs. Louis; Biff at their home on North Eleventh street. The following were among the out of town guests, Messrs. and Mesdames Edward Davis of Lognaspert, T. .1. Bloom of Fountain City, James Ellis Davis of Chicatio, Mrs. John Jones and children of Lima. Ohio, and Mrs. Clara Taylor of Chicago. Mr. Paul Fisher has returned to High Point, North Carolina after spending Christmas with Mrs. Martha Parry and his mother, Mrs. Fisher of East Main street. The Alpine Dancing club will a dance this evening in the Odd lows' hall. Piano and drums will the order of dances. give Mr. and Mrs. John Bayer gave a Christmas dinner yesterday at their home on South Eighth street. Places 7 To Plans Se!ect From 'Hi.

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were arranged at the table for Messrs. and Mesdames Warren Hill and son. Master James of Chicago. George Bayer, John Bayer, Mrs. Millard Cos of Indianapolis and Mi'i Fred Bayer. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. H'bbcrd enter

tained wi'h at their he Auicu;: th--i Mr. v. Mr ct Ch'.oage. a family dJ::nf.r yc-Urday "N'lre ircet. 1 "!: :i f-1-Me. John r c1' Indian;',): friends h re y :da .tc 1: Mi sr. Fmi'.v this afterncT! f'r " Alpha lot;1 p.orrr'ty. who is a PUuldt of Vigim of Cir.ciimr'.li, holidays here. ji'u o? - '-1 1 letch cr, jdrur.: Tccla "ocrc'iu? the Mi-s Helen C'l'.trt will be u guest at a danea to be jgivon Monday evening at iho Hamilton Country club. Mr. and Mrs. (laughter te ;.v Edward Katliif at mas. John ilatlit'f and tits of Mr. and Mi'3. New Castle ChristMr. and Mrs. Vv". T. Edwards of Western Avenue have sir ihe'r house guests during Cue holidays, Mr. and Mrs. E. A. McKeo and daughter of Bellefontaine, Mi-.. Bydia McKee of Dayton. O-. and Mrs. L. M. Butter of Richmond. f 'oniier; vide News. Mr. ai'd -Mrs. Cha hristmas at Dayttm rles with Kirk Hpant relatives. R. E. Bryson and family entertained Mr. S. A. Stevens and faniiiy of ('enterville to dinner Christmas. Mr. Willard Stevens of tudiannpoM:--, isi spending the holidays h- re. Cottage Tuesday t home of 15 street. prayer meeting will lie held ven in gat 7::!U o'clock at the Ornest Wiggans, 1114 South Society lithe dance interested which this evening in will be g!vA GOOD COMPLEXION MEANS PURE BLOOD Everybody that wants a fine, glowing, youthful skin, should take old reliable Hood's Sarsami.'illa. which gives a dear, healthy color. When your blood is made pure, pimples, boils, hives, eczema disappear. Languor, loss of appetite, tired feeling, weakness are symptoms of impure unhealthy blood. Hood's Sarsanarilla purifies ihe blood. Get a bottle today. Adv. MATHER & UNTHANK Mill and Cabinet Work. Estimates cheerfully given. Prompt service. Phone 2459. (We're Not Satisfied Until You Are.) e

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en at the Country " Club by Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Shlveley. assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Bay Karr Shlveley, in honor of Dr. and Mrs. Harry Hohies of Otterbein, who are spending the holidays In this city. The C'i'.Ii'.inm co'orrj will predominate in &'l tho dsserr.U'.v. Holly, Ch:? -'. 1 z:i--. Kl!!'' vJl! 1-r- If;,t - n.i?! ilir the c?.:ice ha'.!. Tho H!p!t" orchst' n iwi" plav order of (H-cc. Puyb-r; p i hit rri -snion r 1-iff' t trrch-on v. i" be s-rvd. Tim dining tc'.i'a wiil bo enpclntsd with Bowers and ft: lis. In lS;e center will l.o a mcund of poimoUif. flowers biley-r;in;;B-d vlt', h:i red c , -Mons. Pretty red tr.r-3 Cf.'.i' nrV.-it'.f shade:; vll In ua-d 'flr a!)'o a-ad will il UvM tho if: i. Forty-e'rht pcrsri"j will cn.ioy the party. The guests vi'l be: Messrs. ai'd Mesdames l'au1 Comstock. Bay K. Sliiveley, Frederick 'arr, WiMard 7.. Carr. Hudolph G. Leeds. Albert D. Cr.yle, W. P. Robinr on, H. K. R -r.on. V.'i'ber C. Hibberd, Claretr-e ti 1nett, Julian CaLes. Jame:; Morrison of Chicago, Frank Braffett, Edgar F. Hiatt, ii. 3:ixt;;n of Chicago; Fnirst Findlay of Chiergo. Harry Lontz. Thomas M. Kaufman. Mesdames Jeaanette IJ!and, Jear.nette G. L-.cds, VV. W. Gaar. Misses Mrrie Canipbc'i. M-ir-gaTt Starr, (ivendoiine Foulk.?.

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