Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 284, 10 November 1915 — Page 5

Xttti wv'nWJKl fAUAUl UM. AND SUN-TELEGRAW. WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1915

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With clusters of chrysanthemums decorating the rooms, the home of Mrs. Albert Reed. South . Thirteenth straat. presented as tjrctlTe appearsnce this sfterneop when Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Frank ' BrafTett entertained fifty 'guests.:- This was' the .beginning of a series of parties ta be styes by Mrtf'Reed 'and Mrs. Braffett' this wln- ; tar. " In the : hail . large ph k chrysan'themums were In evidence, while In the living room, mahogany and pale pink chrysanthemums.. were used: The color scheme of yellow and green was carried out In the'- dining. room ' with ' huge clusters of yellow blooms." Thursday afternoon - thei hostesses will entertain with a ' similar party , and fifty giets have been bidden. The affairs to be given later will be informal thimble parties. - j- fl ; . y ' - - - iMr. and Mrs. Robert. Nohr, Jr., have arranged the following schedule tor their dancing classes:: '. -a Monday, morning from io -until 11 o'clock, a woman's class In dancing at Pythian temple. Tuesday afternoon at 4 o'clock at Pythian temple, high school girls' claae. ' ., -.- Wednesday afternoon -at. Pyfhlan temple.' little girls' class, ,:

Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock at

Pythian temple, teachers' class. Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock, boys' class. Saturday morning from 10 until 11 o'clock at the home of Mrs. William Dudley Foulke. woman's class.; Saturday afternoon from 3 until 4 o'clock at home ' of : Mrs.' Paul .' Cpmstock. little girls' class. -' '.. '. ,; "... . Mr. and Mrs. William M. ' Johnston

of . North Fourteenth; street are the

parents of a baby daughter, born Tuesday at noon. The child has been

named Nell, and weighs . seven and

one-half pounds. -

The members of: the Eastern- Star enjoyed a thimble party Tuesday at the home of Mrs. Mabel Baker, North

Ninth street. ...!

Mrs. Orville Chance, will be hostess

Thursday afternoon for a meeting - of the Sewing ' circle of Whitewater Friends church at her home, 717 North

Twelfth street. ' '

Tb hours were' snent in ' sewing

Tuesday afternoon at the meeting 6f the guild or St. Paul's Episcopal church held at the parish house. The guild is

arranging ior a oszaar w oe ocm m December. A special meeting will be

held next Tuesday afternoon.

The public is invited to attend the penny supper which will be given this evening at the First Presbyterian church by members of Circle Four of

the Aid society.

Mrs. Clarence Brown'was hostess Tuesday afternoon for. a, ... meeting of ' the Nonpariel club Mrs.' Albert- Korthaua was taken into jthe club..Nwrile-

work, social conversation and music

were features. . In two weeks Mrs

Harry Darnell entertains the club. Mrs. Frank Spekenhter, who was injured in an automobile accident some time ago, and who has been at Reid Memorial hospital,' has been removed to; her home on South Eleventh street. Mrs. George Reid was hostess yesterday afternoon for a -meeting of the Sheepbead club. Favors went to Meadames John Maher, Webb Pyle and Mason .Byer. Refreshments were served. In two weeks Mrs. Edward Copper entertains the club. The East End 'Aid -'society of the First Christian church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. I. S. Burns. Officers as follows were elected: President. Miss Elizabeth Hlnsbaw, vice president, Mrs. William Skinner; sec1 retary,. Mrs. Smith; treasurer, Mrs. Nell Harklns. A parcel post party will be given this evening at the First Christian church by members of the East End Aid society of the church. As a courtesy to Miss Alma Pfafflin, a bride-elect. Miss Bess Goldrick gave a handkerchief shower last evening. Garden flowers and ferns were used in ornamenting the rooms. Cards were . played at five tables. Favors went' to Misses Marguerite Noland,

Frances O'Brien and Mary Bender of

Columbus, O. The color schema, yellow and white,, was carried out in the appointments.' ' Many pretty handkerchiefs were presented the . bride-to-be. A luncheon - In - several courses was served. The guests were Misses Frances O'Brien, Marguerite Noland, Mary and Blanche Dillon, Mary Barton, Mabel Geler. Blanche Griffin, Anna McCarthy. Meta.and Alma Pfafflin, Gertrude Maley, Charlene Fulghum, Marcella Luken. Ernestine Lawrence, Mary Bender, Beatrice, Euphrasia and Maude Manier. Mesdames John Sullivan, James Dillon and' Marie GreenHughes. Mrs. Baird wis hostess Tuesday afternoon, for a meeting of the Home Economic Study club. A covered dish luncheon was a feature of the meeting. A box social will be given Friday vnins- at District Number 11 near

the Eastbaven junction. The public is

invited. The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Grace M. E. church will hold a Thank-offering meeting Thurs-

Social Calendar

l "'Aid society .of JJnlted Brethren " church meets at church, r - Helping Hand club meets with Mrs.Fred Bartel, South Eighth street. "Card party at 8 o'clock at' the Eagles' hall. Mrs. A. S. Johnson hostess for Mission Circle meeting of the Uni- : versalist. . Mesdames . Albert 'Reed and Frank Braffett give bridge party. Miss Louise Malsby hostess for meeting of Psi Iota XI sorority. : Woman's Relief Corps meets in post room at court house., Mr. and Mrs. Robert Nohr meet , . teachers' class in . dancing at 4 ' o'clock at Pythian' temple. Dance at 8 o'clock in Vaughan's ' hall. ... . -, - Aid society -' of the - East Main Street Friends church meets ; at , the 'meeting house. , . t Silver tea given at , Friends church, corner West Seventh and Main streets, by social committee of the West Richmond W. C. T. U: r - i . - ' ".Mrs. George 'Reid hostess for ' meeting of Teddy Bear Five Hundred club. - - Mrs. Ray K. Shiveley entertains members of an auction bridge club. Home department of county Sun- - day schools meet3 at 2 o'clock at the Y. M. C. 'A. In honor- of Miss Alma Pfafflin " Miss. Mary Porter gives shower.

day' evening at 7:30 o'clock , at the church". A picnic supper will .be served at 6:30 o'clock. Mrs. Frank Claypool of Washington, D. C. and Mr. Carlton Swigett of Porto Rica are the guests. of Mrs. J. D. Sherer of North Tenth street. ." There will be a bazaar at the Second Presbyterian church on North Nineteenth and C streets, Wednesday evening, November tenth. Sale of aprons, Japanese goods, candy, pop corn, dairy-lunch, ice cream, etc. Free demonstration of Starr phonograph. The public is invited.

minskl ' at her '-home In? West Richmond. . T ' . : '.. ' -' f: :" .. .

Mrs.: Clifford; Piehl' entertained 'yesterday afternoon in honor of the seventy-seventh' birthday anniversary of her mother,: Mrf. E. Growt.' She was the recipient of many" pretty and useful gifts. - Those present, were Mesdames William Piehl. Leois Piehl. W. H. Meerhoff. Q. F. Bartel,' WillUm Bartie, Mary Sittloh, George 'Bartel, Edward Temme, -Rachel Scheafner, Sperling and Scheafner. ... ..'.. " h, Loyal Chapter, . Order of ; Eastern Star will give a basket supper and social Saturday evening . at, 6 o'clock it the Masonic . temple "for members and their families. t : ; ;

- A birthday surprise was given Miss

Lillian Karch last evening, by a group of ; friends. ' 'The - guests .-were - Misses Alice VosslerrRuth "Allen.' Donna Hyde

Hazel Kinley. Wllhelmina Boggs, Margaret Wilson, Lucile White. Alta Mae White, Lillian Kerch, Mesdames Burr Rich, E. W. Stigelman. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Vossler, - Messrs. Rupert Sbarpe, Gyron Kuth, . Lee Outland, Lennard Connerton. George Stedbam, Horace Parker, Paul - ThiBtlethwaite, Joseph Brinker, Paul Minor, George Lyman, Kenneth Karch. ; Complimenting Mesdames J. W. Kapp of Cincinnati, a former resident here, and Mrs. George Mashmeyer of Rochester, ' N, Y., Mrs. George Eggemeyer entertained informally Tuesday afternoon.' The; guests included for

mer friends of the. guests of honor. Mrs. W. W. Gaar is" at the Westcott hotel for four or five'days. Mrs. Walter Engle was. hostess Tuesday afternoon for a meeting of the Wednesday Auction Bridge club. Mrs. Joseph - Conners, who has recently come here, for, a residence, was guest. Mrs.- Thomas Kaufman was given the favor. The club will meet again next Tuesday instead of Wednesday afternoon, and Mrs. Wilson Magaw will be hostess. Miss Mildred Kemper, Mesdames Frank Banks and Walter Snaveley were guests Tuesday afternoon when members of a card club met with Mrs. Will Hawekotte. Favors were given to Mesdames : James Oates, Edward Warfel and Miss Kemper. In two weeks Mrs. Adam Feldman entertains the club.

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EATONr O'NoV. 10 Evidence .In the suit filed by a; W. S. Locks against the vtnage of v Eldorado-was T heard Tuesday In common pleas court before Judge Bowman of Green vUle,and. a jury. The. testimony - was ' concluded, but the cjMe as not given the jury untn today. 'Locke seeksto permanently enjoin the 'village from- constructing certain sidewalks -and -gutters In that village, i Such, work, Locke claims, would affect ingress and egress to an elevator he owns at that place. - .V'cRVE8,btNiBfi.:!:' .i:-A ' - '.':" c I Asa Bettelonl vacates his " premises' on North Ninth street tomorrow night and as a farewell Is giving a game dinner to his friends." " 4 . : Mr. Bettelon. will resume business in the same neighborhood within the next few weeka.'i'-.'-5- -'-f f - :"'

All of Italy's crops showed an increase this year, except grapes and potatoes, which .remain at the average figure for the -past five -years. ; ,

Mrs.' Bragg entertained Priscilla,club Monday aflerneon. t: There were t between forty :, and. UfAy ladles present. Mrs. Michael,, of Richmopdr Jtrs.; Cornell of Cbritee City. Mrs. WiU Hunt of Cambridge City. Miss Boasert : of Brookvllle, Mrs. Taylor. Mrs. Anderson. Mrs. Frank Wallace..Mrs- Mellie, Harvey, Miss Tiny -Moore were amonar the guests.? Th afternoon was delightfully spent by; all and a nice luncheon served by -the hostesses. Mia. Bragg. .Mrs.W.,-.H. .Brown, t Mrs.. Jas. Doddridge. Mrs.-' Colbert-Crownover and Mrs. R. A. Connell i, Mrs. J. K. Short living near Bee son's station -was given a pleasant . surprise.-'Sunday, when about thirty-five, or forty, guests from Cbnnersvllle dropped in unannounced bringing their lunch baskets . with them-. The occasion, was Mrs. Short's ibrthday. Among the guests were Mr. and MrB- Yn Crawford or south of town. A number of young people came in" the "afternoons. An : elegants dinner

The members of the Y. M. I. are urged- to meet this evening at S o'clock when -there will be installation of of

ficers.

Riclnnond People Good Drossors

Very fw cities in the United States can show as raany well-dressed people s Richmond, a Urge per cent of them hsving -thfir clothes made te order. - - You can tell a wearer of Emmons' Tailoring it-Is classy and up-to-date. We make fine suits $15.00 to $30.00. Thlsvweek Fall Goods are, being reielved. .Early buyers please take notice. 1 Make your selection now. t Main and Ninth Streets Emmons. Adv. . " "'-

The W. D. C. club met last evening with Miss : Mary Epping at her home on South Eighth street. The evening was spent socially and with music and games. A dainty luncheon was served. In two weeks the club meets with Miss Florence Buening at her home on South Tenth street.

A baby boy weighing eight pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Strohm, Sunday at their home on North Thirteenth street. Mrs. Strohm

was formerly Miss Neva Warner of

Sulphur Springs, Indiana.

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NEW YORK How to buy. when to buy, where to buy, how to choose food and how to keep it clean these are the things that Miss Laura A. Cauble of the "Bureau of' Food Supply of the Association' for ' Improving the Condition of the Poor .' is telling: mothers and housekeepers of this' city. The association's kitchen is" the scene of her talks, and her assistants illustrate her words with, exhibits of .foods. . The kitchen is the only one of its kind in America, but it .has been so successful that others will soon be established. It was made 'possible by the philanthropy of Mrs. William K. Vanderbilt, Jr., and Mrs. James -A. Burden. Jr.. who provided the fund necessary for its opening. POUGHKEEPSIE, N. -Y At the

celebration' of Vassar College's semicentennial last' month.' one of. the most talked-of -speeches was ' that of Dr. Emily J. Putnam, associate' in history at Barnard - College.' She ' expressed radical feminist views regarding the rearing of young women. "No man would want to change places with his own wife,' she asserted, giving - as reasons woman's inferior physique, her economic inferiority and her emotional instability.' She said she would correct the first by having girls engage in many -sports and not cry when they are' hurt. The 'second inferiority she believes-the college' woman and the Industrially occupied 'are : answering, and the third she would overcome by stopping the "sentimental leaks." -

was served -and all s-Jojd a fin day. Mrs.. Short was atao the recipient of many beautiful presents.- .---r--

- A Japanese company that haa plant ed . 2M.000.000 ' pearl oysters tn a bay In that country believes it will haiwest millions of pearls- through .a leeently discovered . process . for. Impregnating

the mollusks. ;

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The Good Time Needle club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. Allen Coggeshall. Needlework featured and luncheon was served. In two weeks Mrs. Harry Hazeltine will be hostess.

Mr. and. Mrs. Edgar Cleveland, who have been living on South Eleventh street,- have - gone to Grand Rapids, Mich., to reside. Mr. Cleveland was formerly' connected with the National

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Circle Number three of the Aid society of the First Presbyterian church will give a box social Friday evening at 6 o'clock at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Smith, 2039 East Main street All members of the church are invited. Each lady is asked to prepare a box luncheon for two and these will be sold at auction to the gentlemen.. Mrs. Fred Lemon is the leader of Circle three. The Hilltop Sewing circle will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. F. A. Brown at her home on East Main street.

Mrs. Johnson was hostess yesterday afternoon for a meeting of the Social aid of "Reid Memorial church. The hours were spent sewing. Refreshments were served'. There was a large attendance at the meeting of the Aftermath held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Gertrude Hill. Mrs. Pbariba Stephens read a paper on "Boundary Disputes of South America." Mrs. E. R.

Beatty gave The Romance of Arefuipa." A resume of the state meeting of the Federation of Women's clubs held in October at Indianapolis, was given by Mrs. Miriam McDivitt. A social hour followed and refreshments were served. The society will meet next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Ka-

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