Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 232, 10 September 1915 — Page 5

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Mid Cfird Parties Mr. cat Mr Oar Stsdr and Mtt lfutar Ou Leas ttast - BL Levi irllt arrive Suader fer a wwti Ylstt win Attanw A. I Study tad Iff. tad Mrs. Robert I Study. Later Mr. Study will go to Now York sad Mrs. Stud wtU remain here. Tay have but friends la tals city who will fee ld to BMt Ua ifiia Misses Lucy Crsyls ud Ureas Ptfr torn arrived test evening from Covin too. Kentucky, for rlilt wtta Mrs. Alton XX Oayle. There were guests to All eight tables , hut evening, when munbtrt of the Eagles lodfo enjoyed card party st the lode rooms. Mr. sad Mrs. Irs Swisher eatertsinod several guests to dinner last even ing st their apartments la the Keystoae, oa North Fifteenth street Miss Ruby Cavanangh ass returned from s Tlslt with Miss Marls Aaaia, of Slgney. Ohio. Miss Elisabeth Hssomslsr, who ass been spending the sonuasr la California, has returned hone sad is sr rsaglag her work for the year la plaao study. The classes la the Dunning system ss well ss all private pupils will begin work Monday. The following party of Fayette county young people, motored to Richmond and were guests st s dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Stev- . 4ns: Mr. end Mrs. John Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. James Dickey, Mr. and Mrs. William Elliott, Miss Florence Elliott. Messrs. Hugh Dickey spd Lloyd Dagoer. In honor of Mrs. Ross Harris, of Columbus. Ohio, Miss Mable Ellis will entertain Saturday afternoon with a bridge party at her home in the .Wayne apartments. Mln Julia Lawler has returned from a visit at Indianapolis. penny supper will be given this svening at the First Methodist church ly the Golden Rule Bible class. The hours of serving will be from 5:30 unU 8 o'clock. - Mrs. Horace Hollopeter and daughter, Miss Doris, left this morning for Detroit, Michigan, where they will have a permanent residence. A party of friends accompanied them to the Pennsylvania station. They were: Mr. Lewis Harris, Mr. and Mrs. Wil'.lam Parker. Misses Pauline Huff man. Donna Huffman, Ruth Gatzek, Addle Dean and Mable Harris. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Cutter have returned from a visit with relatives In Hamilton and Cincinnati. Little Miss Ethel Cox was given a surprise party yesterday in celebra Aon of her birthday .anniversary. The hostess received many pretty gifts. At 3 o'clock a luncheon was served. Miniature dolls were given each guest as favors. Those present were Misses Marcbia Dennis, Mira Dennis, Rhea Jobanning, Mary Louise Valdois, Helen Halsley, Catherine Coflman, Leora Johannlng, Ethel Cox, Emma Cox and Master Harry Cox. Miss Marie Campbell will be hostess Wednesday afternoon for a meeting of the auction bridge club, at her home on East Main street. Mr. Langhorn Motley, of New Castle, wifl spend the week-end here with friends. "Captain Joe" will be presented this evening at 8 o'clock at the First English Lutheran church, by the members of the Camp Fire Girls, an organization which corresponds in a way to the Boy Scouts. The members of the society and those who will participate In the entertainment this evening, are: Misses Juliet Nusbaum, Corlnne Nusbaum, Mildred Nusbaum, Janet Seeker, Louise Mather, Estella Kaode, Marjorje Gennett, Helen Eggemeyer, Maxlne Murray and Elizabeth Tar kelson. Miss Mary Mather is guardian of the Camp Fire Girls snd has assisted the young people In arranging for the play. The public is invited to attend. Mr. and Mrs. S. Burton Gaines have returned from a week's motor trip to Sprlngfeld, Ohio; Russell's Point and Lake View, Ohio. reception will be held Wednesday, September 15, In the parlors of the First Christian church, by the members of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions of the First Christian church. Mrs. Oakley Polk, nee Miss Hilda Shute, was among the guests at the party given by Mrs. C. C. Hunt, at New Castle, for Mrs. Adolph Klein, of Cincinnati, who is a talented musician. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis have gone to Detroit, where they will have a permanent residence. Mrs. Davis Why Not Have j Curly, Wavy Hair ! While abroad last year, a matron much envied for her youthful looks. generously confided to me several little beauty secrets which I prize highly. On. of the best of these Is that straight hair can be made wavy and curly over night by merely applying a little liquid silmerine. Some peculiar attribute of this harmless fluid causes the hair to dry in the most exquisite curls and waves, having all the appearance of true naturalness. My friends who have tried this are simply delighted. I find that pure liquid silmerine can be procured from any druggist here, and a Yew ounces will keep th hair in curl for several weeks. There's nothing gummy, greasy or messy about it; on the contrary, it Is quite pleasant to use. I'm sure if you will try this. tonight apply with a clean tooth brush a look in your mirror tomorrow morning will give you a most agreeable surprise. Anita Am-hr-"Reauty Talks." Adv.

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Social Calendar Dsace at I o'clock ia the Vaugaaa hall for the public Miss Ruth Klnsey entertains informally at her home. Miss Mable Sills entertains for Mrs. Ross Harris, of Columbus, Ohio. will continue her musical studies snd the opportunities offered la Detroit for her line of work are attractive. Mr. Davis has resigned as bookkeeper of the Starr Piano retail department. and expects to eagage la similar work la Detroit Mrs. Hsrry Stllllaxer was hostess yesterday afternoon for a meeting of the New Idea Thimble club, st her home oa North Eleventh street The afternoon was spent socially and with needlework. Refreshments were served. Mrs. George Weber was hostess Thursday afternoon for a meeting, of the aid society of the Trinity Lutheran church at her home on North G street Mrs. Joseph B. Beck had charge of the lesson study and devotional exercises. It was suggested that the ladies ask the Luther league to assist them In giving the Wernle Orphan's Home children a treat consisting of ice cream and cake. Plans were also made for a picnic to be held at Glen Miller park, Thursday afternoon and evening, September 23. Each member is asked to bring her needlework and luncheon. Friends are invited., A dance will be given Saturday evening at 8 o'clock In the Vaughan hall. . Mrs. Edward Lemkunl and two children, who have been spending a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Anna Connel, North Third street, returned last evening to their home in Hamilton. O. The Woman's Collegiate club has Issued its year book for 1915-16. The first meeting will be held September 23 at the home of Miss Edith Tebbetts. This will be an open meeting and members will invite guests. Modern England will be studied by the club. The officers are: President, Miss Edna Johnson; vice president, Mrs. Fred Bartel; secretary-treasurer, Miss Caroline Carpenter. Members of the executive committee are Miss Edna Johnson, Miss Caroline Carpenter, Mesdames Alton Hale, H. R. Robinson and Ben Bartel. The program committee is composed of Mrs.-H. -R. Robinson, Misses Margaret Starr and Elizabeth Conrad. Miss Vivian King and Mr. Xenephon King and Mr. Willard Kaufman will leave next week .for ..Champaign, 111., ) where they will "enter the university. Announcement has been made of the marriage of Mr. George Hartley of Fountain City to Mrs. Wollam of this 'city. The wedding was solemnized Tuesday evening at 8:15 o'clock at the home of the bridegroom in Fountain City. Rev. Roy Wollam pronounced the ceremony. The announcement comes as a surprise to many friends and relatives. The hours were spent in canning fruit for the Lutheran Orphans' home at Springfield, O., yesterday when a meeting of the Luther League of St. Paul's church met at the chapel. Mrs. Martha Hagerty of Frankton and Mrs. C. W. Bason of Shirley are 1407 A Dainty Frock for Mother's Girl. As here shown embroidered batiste in a pretty rose shade was used. The model is nice for organdie, lawn, gingham, voile,, crepe, cballie or dimity. It may be finished without bolero, with a round yoke of contrasting material. The dress would be lovely for party wear in crepe de chine, or embroidered voile, combined with soft silk, or it could b made of llnon .and trimmed with lace and insertion. The pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. It requires 3 yards of 36-inch material for a 10-year size for the dress, and yard for the bolero. A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10c in silver or stamps. Address your letter to Richmond Palladium Pattern Department Richmond, Indiana.

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visiting Mr. and Mrs. V. L. Hagerty at their homo oa North Twentieth street Cards announcing tho marriage of Miss Agnes' Hamilton, daughter of f.nd Mrs. Andrew P. Hamilton to Mr. Eugene Morel have boon received by friends here. Tho wedding was quietly solemnised Wednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock at Bt Mary's Catholic church parsonage by the Rev. Father Duffy is the presence of a few friends. The bride was attired in a traveling suit with hat to match. Miss Angelina Mulllnlx, who also wore a tailored suit was bridesmaid. Mi-. Sylvester Hamilton, brother of the bride, was best man. Mr. and Mrs. Morel left for a wedding trip, and upon their return will be at home to their friends at 124 South Fourth street Miss Mary Louise Miller of Rushvllle Is the guest of friends In this city. Mr. and Mrs. John Cully have returned from ConnersvlUe where they attended the funeral of a relative. Plans were completed for serving the dinner to the members of the Nineteenth Indiana infantry when they meet In reunion in this city, by members of the Women's Relief Corps at a meeting held Thursday afternoon In the post room. The corps was Invited to meet at the home of Mrs. Russell Stratton, 433 Pearl street, September 17 and spend the hours making comforts. Mr. Cyril Pitts is the guest of Harry Kampe at New-Castle. The picnic which was to have been eiven thia afternoon and evoninr at

Glen Miller park by the C. W. B. M: Auxiliary of the Central Christian church has been postponed indefinitely, i Mr. Wilbur Ball left today for Lafayette, where he will enter Purdue university. , Mrs. Samuel Males was hostess yesterday afternoon for a meeting of the aid society of the Second Presbyterian church. Reports of the year were read and the society reorganized for the coming year. Mr. Joseph Banghal, of Los Angeles, California, arrived this morning for a visit with his cousin, Mr. Robert W. Randle, and to attend the funeral of Mr. Charles Hoerner. Mrs. E. K. Wilson was hostess yesterday afternoon for a meeting of the Coterie clUb, at her home on the National road, west. Mrs. Walter Boone entertains the club in two weeeks at her home on the National road, west. Mrs. Herbert Griffiths, of Chicago, who has been visiting Miss Elsie Marshall, was a guest at a pretty party given by Mrs. W. O. Barnard ,at New Castle, when she gave a 1 o'clock luncheon. APPLE TREES ALONG ROAD. EVANSVILLE. Ind.. Sept. 10. An apple tree every fifty feet along the Dixie highway, from Danville, 111 , to Nashville, Tenn., is the plan suggested by Secretary Wallenmeyer of the tristate farmers' institute, as a means of marking the new automobile route. Wallenmeyer got the idea from the fifty thousand apple trees planted along the National highway in Missouri. A fast trotting stallion died of fright in a New York state stable a short time ago during a thunderstorm. He was seven years old.

THE CHAIN Off East End of Main Street bridge was not found st 10 North Ninth street, but a fine assortment of eye glass chains, goggles snd spectacles of all descriptions was found. In fact, to see Better you had Better See Edmnmimids Optometrist

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Pure Pickling Vinegar The kind we always handle, sure to keep your pickles ; also fresh spices We give votes on the Pony contest. H. G. HAD LEY

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Ladies' Tailor ivUMDiu) and Furrier Order Your Fall Suit Now Highest grade, finest workmanship and best of fit in Ladies' TallorMade Suits, Coats and Skirts. LADIES' SUITS MADE TO ORDER $25.00 up We will remodel your old suit in the very latest of fashions. Furs ; repaired and remodeled.

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. RESULTS IN ROMANCE M35 DOROTHY fROTWHGHAM An interesting romance has been revealed by the announcement of the engagement of Miss Dorothy Frothing ham, a society girl of Riverside Drive, and Lieut. , Arthur N. Coles, of the English army, now at the front in France. Miss Frothingham took a trip around the world with her father two, years ago.. On the Prince Ettel Friederich, now a German auxiliary cruiser, the young couple met, on a trip from Hong Kong to, Singapore. Mr. Coles had just completed his course at Oxford, and was making a world tour. They met again at Cairo and Calcutta. Last summer they met again in England. War was declared and before leaving for the front Lieut. Coles had obtained the consent of Miss Frothingham to become bis bride. Tho Real Suffrage Thought of Uomon Motherhood is the thought uppermost In woman's mind. And with it, of course, comes the question of comfort of helpful aids and influences. Among- the best of these is a well known external remedy. "Mother's Friend. It Is gently applied to the surface muscles. These are lubricated toned, made pliable so they stretch as nature requires without the strain and pal a on cords and ligaments. This Influence extends through the myriad of nerves to deeper surfaces, the Internal organs. And thus a period of repose must reflect Itself not only in the mind of the mother, but upon the babe to come. Young mothers who have used "Mother's Friend" have written to say how rejoiced they were at the absence of morning sickness, extreme nervousness, and other distresses of which they had beard and feared. Get a bottle, of "Mother's Friend" at any drug store. Simply apply it over the stomach muscles and rest assured of perfect safety and comfort day and night. Write to Bradfleld Regulator, 40s Lamar Bid?.. Atlanta, Ga., Xor their handsome end instructive book. PHONE 2765. 1035 Main St. PHONE 1249.

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, The following committee to arrange a county pageant for the centennial celebration of Indiana, has ibeen appointed by B. F. Wlsslerl Abington township. Emmett Wright; Boston' township, Throllie ' Druley; Center township, Thomas R. Jessup, M. A. Stevens, Caleb J. Harvey; Clay township, Eben S. Martindale; Dalton township, George Thornburg; Franklin township, O. C. Hunt; Green township, William Lewis; Harrison town ship, William Wilson; Jackson town ship, F. C. Mosbaugh, Mrs. Ed Tweedy Mrs. A. F. Sutton, Lee'Ault; Jefferson township. James Knapp, Mrs. A. R. Jones, Miss Anna Dllling, Charles N. Teeter; New Garden township. Dr. O. M. Huff, Ansil Dwiggins; Perry town ship, Thomas Cain, John Macy; Washington township, Mrs. Virginia C. Meredith, Earl Crawford, Frank Cal laway; Wayne township, W..B. Foulke Mrs. E. E. McDivltt, John M. Lontz, Rev. Conrad Huber, C. B. Beck, C. O. Williams, 'Mrs. Paul Ross, Rev. F. A. Roell, E. H. Harris, L. S. Bowman, George H. Knollenberg. Walter Ratliff, Joseph Giles. John Edgerton, E. P. Trueblood, I. S. Harold; Webster township, Dewltt C. Jay. A Never Failing Way to Banish Ugly Hairs (Aids to Beauty.) No woman is immune to superfluous growths, and because these are likely to appear at any time, it is advisable to always have some delatone powder handy to use when the occasion arises. A paste is made with some of the powder and water and spread upon the hairy surface; in about 2 minutes this is carefully removed and the skin washed. You will then find that your skin is entirely free from hair or fuzz. Be sure, however, to fiet real delatone. Adv. We have the Best Line of FountainPens In the city. Shaeffner & Waterman THE LEADER y Fountain Pens 50c up to $6.00 Jenkins & Co. "The Hall Mark Jewelry Store"

Yoi Cam liny m CredIM most anywhere. HIRSCH'S is the only Credit Store that competes with All Cash Stores Specials for Saturday Ladies' Fall Silk Dresses t Q Ov Worth $10.00. Special etU3ee30 Ladies' Fall White Golphin Coats a fl (Th (O Worth $7.00. Special T Ladies' Fall Hats JI eJ rx Worth $5.98. Special 30 Ladies' Suits t . t -w" From SIO tO $40

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dDnieflIliigmi Mew In the Japanese hand made Lacquer goods in serving trays, candy boxes, pin trays, jewel boxes, coasters, etc. No two pieces alike. Come in and see them. Mctaoiwl Art Store 829 MAIN STREET

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Will Open for Business SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH MEN'S AND WOMEN'S FINE SHOES Most Styles 02.50 Specials $1.95 and $2.95 Boys' and Girls' Sizes Included, All at Saving Prices.

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About the busiest piece In town lest night was the city bowling alleys. The announcement that tho slleys were resdy drew out a big crowd of players who were anxious to get. their "wings' in shape for the opening of thai season. which will occur on August 20 when the Kaysee league season' openi.' " j' Great Demand for New Constipation Remedy Thev mmw th' ik tv. i tablet1' aa -rentable substitute for calomel hum resulted in an exttaordlaarr demand for this remarkable product. It seems to hSye 'made a hit particularly with those afflicted with hronle constipation, who were quick to recognise Its advantaa-es eVer calomel and the usual laxatives. fientanel tablets, aside from thetr eflleacy. doubtless owi their success largely to a tendency to aid In brtagin- about, natural functlonlas inirtead of encouraging' the "cathartic habit" Alae. instead pf Injuring- the membraneous lining of the org-ane Involved, they exert a healingiofluenca. Instead of weakening, they add tone to the Intestinal wall. And they work so easily and gently, they are of course preferred on this account to the Violently .tlna mirMflMa rvi penslveness is another reason tor the tnttnAimiiij gi vvuianci laoieie. una need procure only a dime's worth. ' and take fVa,et2po.,B rellrlng, to be convinced IflAt thai Masai vomsMlw Vs i torpid liver, and their many evil consei Slats Review. SPECIAL FEATHER BOA SALE Every lady should have a Feather Boa to be well dressed. We will have on display a complete line SATURDAY ONLY at special prices ranging from $1.98 to $14.00 Mrs. C. A. Brehm 35 N. 8th St. Ninth Street. Shoe Store Building Second Floor expense). You Save the Dif

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"e PAULS TealaiSlfs Sate fCAOiTTTsyTQE'J ' TONIGHT., . 3-Reel Labia .. ' "THE DEAD SOUL." or The Leva of Hssssn.1 TODAY All Comedies For 'a Good Laugh CHARLIE CDAPUN i. In a Side Splitter; also . Fatty and Mabel In a Rollicking 2-Reel Keystone SUNDAY Robert Edison and W. 8. Hart In ' the Mutual Master Picture "On The Night Stage." - 5 Reels 6 DONT MISS THIS American 2-Reel Drama ' , " ADivine Decree" Falstaff Comedy ' "A Massive Movie Mermaid." Come snd Bring the Children and Enjoy the Best Jitney Show In Town. Ll ItlW Main and 8tK .TONIGHT 2 Reel Feature "THE SHOT" One Reel "A GAME OF LOVE" inru Last Dsy for This S-Reeler of Jolly Charley Chaplin Today Rollicking, Frolllcklng Fun For Everybody. TOMORROW A MONSTER BILL Showing NANCE O'NEIL. THEOA BARA WILLIAM SHAY in u Kreutzer Sonata" THE SKY D0C1E Msin Street, Near Eleventh TONIGHT The Throbbing Living Inevitable Question WHO PAYS NO LONG, TEDIOUS SERIAL See the fourth of these stories, entitled When Justice Sleeps In 2 Big Thrilling Reels Also One Reel Comedy Each And Special Music by Weisbrod'sSaxaphone Orchestra ADMISSION, 5c