Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 295, 23 November 1915 — Page 12

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM.

PLAYING BOY SINGES BOY WITH PAPER

FOUNTAIN CITY. Ind., Nov. 23. ; Master Perry Hamilton received severe bums about hit face and hands i Friday. During the absence of his i mother the little fellow put a pager In the flame of a coal oil stove, and In his enthusiasm over the light he : pressed the paper to his face. His con- : ditlon is serious. Hold Union Service. A union Thanksgiving service will be held Thursday evening at 7:30 at

the Wesleyan church." Rev. Huddles-

ton will have charge of the services. I Entertains Bride. Miss Naomi Dwiggins entertained

at a linen shower for Miss Eleanor Huff, bride-elect, Thursday afternoon at her home. The time was spent at needlework and music and refreshments were served. The invited guests were Misses Mildred Daxis, Echo Roland, Myrtle Wooters, Edith and Helen Hampton, Ruth Harvey, Inez Swain, Ruth Hiatt, Ruth Wickett, Zella Lacey, Celia Barnes, Reba Showalter, Inez Thorpe, Mesdames Wilbur Schnelle of Richmond, Russell Hiatt, William H.

! Bond, Howard Reed, Forrest Lacey, I Walter Brumfield, Louis Fahien, Geo. 1 Rupe, Wesley Kitring, Raymon Swain j and Gifford Hunt of Connersvllle. Miss fHuff received many beautiful gifts. Gives Shower. Misses Celia Barnes and Myrtle j Wooters entertained at a miscellaneous shower complimentary to Miss 'Eleanor Huff Saturday afternoon at the home of the former. Needlework occupied the hours and a two-course I luncheon was served. The guests were

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Coliseum opens Wednesday Eve. Skating all day Thursday.

Misses Helen and Edith Hampton, Naomi Edgerton, Esther Brooks, Zella Lacey. Reba Showalter, Naomi Dwiggins, Irma, Thorpe, Pauline Marine, Mildred Davis, Echo Roland, Ruth Hiatt, ..Inez Swain, Ruth Harvey, Mesdames Russell Hiatt, Forrest Lacey, Wesley Ketring. Raymond Swain and William Bond. Miss Wllma Addleman was the guest of Agnes Lacey Sunday. Mrs. Bert Elleman and children of Richmond were guests of F. M. Lacey and family Sunday. The city basketball team has a game scheduled with Camden and the Y. M. C. A. Bible class team for Thanksgiving afternoon and evening. Fountain City won from Hollansburg Friday night by the score of 42 to 5. The Loyal Daughters' class of the Christian church is helping to support a little orphan girl at the St Louis orphanage. Mrs. Joshua Chenoweth entertained Thursday at her home, Mrs. Kirst of Greenville, Dr. J. S. Chenoweth of Martinsville, Mrs. Florence Overman of Marion, Mrs. Lanning and son of Sweetzer, Mrs.Irvin Haisley of Spiceland and Mrs. Ona Boren and little daughter of Lynn. Miss Pauline Haisley of Spiceland is visiting local relatives. Miss Lettie Hatfield of Butler college is spending the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. N. Hatfield. Mrs. Sarah B. Woodard is home after a three weeks' visit at Knightstown. Mrs. Mahlon Bond has gone to Dublin to be the guest of her son, Rer. Leslie Bond.

Among the students at the famous English preparatory school, Eton, this term, are eighteen Belgians, including Prince Leopold, the oldest son of King Albert.

TROUT KILLS GETS PAROLE FROM PRISON

On recommendation of Warden Fogarty, of the state penitentiary, Tremont Mills, who was sentenced from one to eight years for wife desertion, was released from the state prison when Chief of Police Goodwin signed his release papers a few days ago. Mills returned to this city today. Several weeks ago. Mrs. Amanda

Sittloh, a daughter of Mills' second

wife, who is divorced, sought to have

her father released from the state

prison as she had been promised by

Warden Fogarty that the man would

be paroled as soon as work was found for him. Mills' third wife Is now living at New Castle.

Mills has served fourteen months in the state prison and his good behavior

was rewarded with an early parole

Mrs. Sittloh, his daughter, applied to

Secretary Melpolder of the Social Service bureau to aid her in securing

the release from the state prison,

Since the man's third wife, who brought the charges against him, was

living and since had formerly lived in

New Castle, the daughter of bis second divorced wife had trouble In securing

recommendations for his release.

a fine lecture at the M. E. church. Sunday evening in the interests of the anti-saloon league..:. Mr. and Mrs.' Oscar Kirlin entertained the Naoku club and all reoort a fine time.... Mes

dames W. E. Williams and Ott Crown

over have returned from Hamilton, O., where they attended the funeral of a relative.... Mrs. Chester Coppock and F. M. Jones' gave excellent reports of the Temperance meet at Indianapolis last week at the Christian church Sun day school.... Born, to Jr. and -Mrs. Oscar Hofmann, a daughter, Thursday

YOUNG PEOPLE - PRESENT COMEDY

The following young persons will - take part in the program at the First

English Lutheran church, . November 30. when a "Paper Match" will be presented: Cast. Camilla Haner. Mildred Hartman, Everett Shelton. Henry Deuker. Jr.; soloists. Miss Florence Bar-

tel and Mis Helen Eggemeyer; quartet, . Katherine Battel. Mildred "Nus-

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Mr. and Mrs. James Doddridge had as their guests at dinner Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Larson and family, and Mrs. Delia Hurst, of Doddridge neighborhood, and Mrs. Josie Johnson.... Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Brown entertained the M. E. orchestra at rehearsal Sunday afternoon Jesse E. Martin gave

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