Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 40, Number 312, 13 December 1915 — Page 9
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, MONDAY, DEC. 13ri91B
PAGE NINE
Social News
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Heun and children, who have been with Mrs. Heun's father, Mr. Howard Campbell, will, leave January 1 for New York, where they will have a residence, Mr. Heun is now in the east. - A Christmas cantata will be given .Wednesday evening, December 22, at the First Presbyterian church under the sunervislon of Mrs. Percy Snrague.
Children from the primary and Junior
departments as well as members of
adult classes will participate.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd, Mrs. Robert Heun and Miss Marie Campbell attended the funeral of John Shirk in Indianapolis today. A Christmas picnic supper win be enjoyed Wednesday evening at :80 o'clock at the Grace M. E. church by the members of the church. All per sons are asked to bring their baskets of good things to eat.
f Lodge Number 30 will hold its post
poned meeting Monday evening December 27 in the lodge rooms. There will be a Christmas tree with gifts for old and young. All persons are asked to leave their gifts at the lodge rooms sometime Saturday In order that the committee may place the presents on the tree. There will be a special pro
gram and an invitation is extended to
11 members and their families.
7 Mrs. Deaq Norris of New Castle,
4 as come to this city for a permanent residence.
evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ligon, 226 North Seventeenth street, by the women of the Central Christian church. All members of the church as well as the Sunday school members are invited to attend. Messrs. and Mesdames Thomas Stebbins, John Quill and daughter of Eaton, Ohio, visited friends -here Sunday. ; The Hick's orchestra of eight pieces with Mr. Norman Brown at the piano, will play for the supper dance to be held at the Hotel Westcott New Year's Eve. Reservations are being made each day and the attendance will be large. Dancing will begin at 8 : 30 o'clocK and at 10:30 o'clock the dining room will be opened and supper served. A number of, spectators 'will be In attendance.
The Ladies Auixiliary of the Sons of
Veterans will meet Tuesday afternoon at 2:15 o'clock in the court house. i .... -
, Section One of the Ladies and Pastor's Union of (Jrace M. E. church, will
hold a Christmas exchange at the
church afternoon and evening until Wednesday when the affair will be discontinued. Many pretty articles are on sale. The home-made candy booth is one of tbe features of the bazaar. ' Mrs. Effle A. Hall will be hostess Tuesday afternoon for a meeting of the Afternath at her home, 405 West Mln strcrt. The Eait End Aid society of the first Christian church will hold its Christmas bazaar all day Friday at 816 Main street. Saturday dinner and supper will v. served in the room and the ; public isjnvited. ",. A box ioclal will be given Tuesday
In honor of Miss . Lucile Kuchenbuch's ninth birthday anniversary Mrs.
Kuchenbuch entertained Saturday afternoon at the home on Chestnut street. The afternoon was spent with games, and music. The rooms were prettily decorated in the Christmas
colors. A dainty luncheon was served
Miss Kuchenbucr was the recipient of many gifts. The guests were Misses
Jeannette Schell, Lillian McCann, Al-
mira Stauber, Katherine Quigley, Anna Coniff. Lucile Kuchenbuch, Mary McLaughlin, Dorothy Williams, Helen Snyder, Elizabeth Lawler, Gladys Boyce, Bertha Wolfert, Mildred Jones, Mildred Muth, Margaret Muth, Helen Miller, Agnes . Miller, Lucile Miller, Louise Miller, Mildred Kuchenbuch, Masters Hobart and Delvin Costin. The hostess was assisted in entertaining by Mesdames Jacob Kern, Charles Muth and Bert Costin.
is not In the city, special program.
There will be a
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Harris will have as their . house guests during the Christmas time, Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Ferree andson Mark, of Marion. As a courtesy to Mise Margaret Ferguson, a bride of this month, Mrs. Edward Hollarn, nee Miss Aline Johnson, a recent bride will entertain Thursday afternoon at her home in West Richmond with a miscellaneous shower. Next week Carolyn Hutton and Mildred Schalk will entertain for Miss Ferguson. , The Penny club will meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. David Golden, 318 North Ninth street, and each member is asked to bring a Christmas card. For the pleasure of Misses Helen Jackson of Fremont, Ohio, and Lucy Dewey of Clyde, Ohio, guests of Miss Mabel Hasemeier, Miss Mary Votaw will entertain at her home in tbe Cornell apartments.
COMMISSIONER GIVES - DINNER FOR FRIENDS
Mesdames Chester Hamilton and M. R. Roberts of Yellow Springs, Ohio, are the guests of Mrs. Burlie Pyle of South Thirteenth street, this week.
Miss Edna Hoover, a member of the South Bend high school faculty will arrive Monday and spend the Christmas vacation with Dr. and Mrs. Lee Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Harris and daughter Miss Dorothy, of Columbus, Ohio, will spend the Yule-tide here with relatives. The annual Christmas parly of the
Woman's Collegiate club in the nature
of a mother's meeting will be held
Thursday afternoon at the .home of
Miss Carolyn Carpenter. Each mem
ber may invite a guest if their mother
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In a Xmas Box
Dainty, of course. Good to look upon. But above all splendid
ly made and a gift no woman can have too many of. Pure Linen Handkerchiefs The Ideal Christinas Gift
Why Not a Hat for Xmas? She would appreciate a new hat at this time and then, too, we have reduced the prices on our entire line of Fall and Winter Hats. ' IK-LUTE
MMfiimeiry Co.
18 North Eighth Street.
Richmond, Indiana.
. . County Commissioner and Mrs. Cheesman, near Olive Hill,' entertained a number of guests at a turkey dinner Sunday. The guests were Mordecai Doddridge and daughter, William Seaney and family, Albert Anderson and family, B. F. Petro and family, W. O. Jones and family, Joseph Commons
or centervine, Miss Mabel Hosier of Centerville and Mrs. Verne Fletcher
of Dayton.
SNOW TURNS INTO RAIN.
NEW YORK, Dec. 13. This city and vicinity had a touch of real winter weather today. The cold of last week was followed by a fall of snow during the early hours but at daylight it had
turned to rain.
"CUM! UNITY" NEEDED IN CITY TEDDETTS SAYS
Unity of the Christian churches is imperative and tbe goal of the various national and International religious movements is the organization of "The United Christian - Churches of the World," according to Rev. C. E. Tebbetts, pastor of the West Richmond Friends church who read a paper entitled "Church Unity" before the regular meeting of tbe Ministerial Association in the Y. M. C. A. this morning. He declared that "the church of today is criminally weak where it should be strong" and questioned whether a number of different churches in a city like Richmond is at all ideal. "Here we are, twenty churches with twenty pastors," Rev. Tebbetts said, "all witb the same round of duties, all attempting the same thing. There is no oppor
tunity for specializing. All cannot be equally strong in all department. We
do not know our neighbors as Christ ians. Forces Are Divided.
"The religious and moral force of the community is divided while the
forces of evil are united knowing upon
whom to depend in the hour of strug
gle. We do not. As a consequence
we go down to defeat.
"The depleted church life in the
rural communities and smaller towns
is now receiving practical considera
tion. Unity is, the only thing which will save them. The day is gone when preaching was largely controversial."
Amafag the movements which Rev. Tebbetts listed as agencies tending
toward the organisation of t worldwide Christian church were the Y. M. C. A, W. c T.-U- Tounf People movement. Laymen's MlSBlOTUrry movement. Men and Religious movement, Edinburgh conference, many union reform movements. Federal Council of Churches of Christ and the great evangelistic, movements. ,
Business which came before the meeting was largely, routine. A brief address on the temperance question was given by a representative of the Anti-Saloon league. Tbe evangelistic committee of which Rev. J. J. Rae Is chairman reported that Sunday, Jan. 1, had been set as the day to be known as "Every Member at Church Sunday," when especially large attendances at services will be expected. .
KNAPP RELEASED ON $3,000 DOND GIVEN BY FATHER
"'. On bond of $3,000 furnished by his
father,. Charles Knapp, and Dr. Na
than Canaday, both of Hagerstown,
Arch Knapp was released from tbe county jail this morning after being indicted for voluntary manslaughter by the grand jury. The grand jury reported to Judge Comstock at 4 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The indictment of Knapp, charged with tbe killing of William N. Williams, colored, was the only bill returned. The jurymen were dismissed witb no further instructions from the court. Knapp has been ordered to report to court the first day of the January term, and bis-trial date will be set at that time. He has retained Henry U.
Johnson and Joshua Allen to defend him.'
Bond was furnished by Knapp this
morning in open court. This is the
first time that bond of this una nas been furnished in circuit court for several years. The usual custom is
to furnish bond to the sheriff, wno nas
to approve of the prisoner's release from Jail. . Security for twice the
amount of the bond was furnished by
Knapp'a father and Dr. Canaday.
Thirty-five witnesses were examin
ed by the grand jury before returning the true bill. It was learned that no other cases were investigated at this session, and that tbe inspection of county institutions will be deferred
until the January term grand jury. Immediately upon his release Knapp left for his home near Hagerstown in company with his father and Dr. Canaday, who drove to Richmond early thi j morning. t . American canned salmon Is favorably known throughout the entire
world. The exports of it amount to 17,000,000 a year.
BAD WEATHER PREVENTS OPENING OP CAMPAIGN
Inclement weather Saturday afternoon prevented placing kettles of the Salvation Army for Christmas contributions on the streets. On of them will be placed at Eighth and Main streets this afternoon, and another will be placed at a point along Main street later. The contributions received will be used for winter relief work. Ensign Vanhorn sayA MEET WITH ADVISERS.
' High school students are meeting with the advisers this week determining the studies they will pursue during the next semester which begins with the opening of the schools after the Christmas holidays.
Store Opsin. Every Nnignt Until Xmas. JENKINS & CO.
Your two Best Friends Need Xmas presents this year and there is nothing better to buy them (YOVR EYCO) than glasses of Edmunds. Optometrist
10 N. 9th St.
Phone 2765.
I UMBRELLAS
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LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS Beautiful embroidered corners, new designs; they are usually Cfl 35 and 50c each; now box of 3 for tJUl LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS Irish Linen embroidered; 25c each is the regular price; f0T now box of 5 for JUC LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS Embroidered and hemstitched; all new dainty patterns; Eft box of 12 for JUl MEN'S INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS Silk embroid
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MEN'S SILK HALF HOSE The kind for an
ideal gift; Christmas sale, 2 pairs
LADIES' SILK HOSE Black and colors; all
Silk, heavy quality; Christmas sale
FANCY RIBBONS All colors, extra quality
and width; Christmas sale, 2 yards
HAIR RIBBONS Of most beautiful quality;
tbe gift for the girls; Christmas sale .three yards... IMITATION FRENCH FLANNEL New for
and Skirts; Christmas sale price four yards for VICUQUA CLOTHS All colors, both light and dark; Christmas sale, 5 yards
CHILDREN'S UMBRELLAS Made on frame; 75c is the regular price; Christmas sale UMBRELLAS For men, 28 inches in size; $1.00 value; Christmas sale
FANCY SILKS 27 Inches wide; a wide range of
styles in all colors; Christmas sale, two yards
IMPORTED TURKISH TOWELS In colors; just the ideal gift for ladies; Christmas Kf sale at OUC GUEST TURKISH TOWELS All colors and a great
many styles are shown in the lot; Christmas sale, 3 for
WA8H CLOTHS All colors, also plain white
Christmas sale, 1 dozen for. DOTTED SWISS And other fancy white worth 25c a yard; Christmas sale four yards for
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SILK SCARFS Two yards long, all colors and kinds; Christmas sale
SILK HOSE For ladies, all colors, also the colored boot top. in every combination of colors; . PTA Christmas sale OvfC LISLE HOSE For ladies or children; full fashioned made to fit and wear; 25c quality fiftr Christmas, 3 pair for.. OUC
FLEECE HOSE For ladies, black only, both heavy
and medium; a regular 20c quality; Christmas sale, 4 pair MEN'S FANCY SOX AH colors in stripes checks, and dots, 25c quality; 4 pair $1.00 SINGLE BLANKETS Full 12-4 size; grey and tan,' with assorted borders, now. . . DRESS GOODS 85c Dress Goods during the Christmas sale '.
SERGES All colors of the Storm Serges that ssll regularly for 59c; during this sale li yards for OUC PLAIDS About twenty pieces of these beau t?i tiful plaids. 2yards OUC SILKS Wash Silks, all colors of the well- ' t?fknown Seco Wash SilkB; 3 yards OUC SILK POPLIN Yard wide, all the season's favored shades; Christmas sale OUC FANCY SILKS In stripes and Brocades; CAup to $1.00 qualities; now.. OUC KIMONO CREPES the famous Serpentine tr(i brand; Christmas sale. 4 yards OUC FRENCH GINQHAM8 In stripes, checks and CTfim plaids; 15c quality, now 5 yards. OUC
YARD WIDE P6RCALES All colors, both light and dark; 15c quality.'now 5 yards MEN'8 SILK HOSE Fine sheer and yet durable; Christmas sale, 2 pair
CURTAIN SCRIM 36 inch wide in Ecru and cream; 18c quality; Christmas sale, 5 yards OUC . LADIES' HAND BAGS Real leather, Silk lined; the new shapes; $1.00 quality; mg Christmas sale, now OUC ALL LINEN NAPKINS. .
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BLANKETS 12-4 size, finished aud bound ready for
use, they sell for $1.00 each, now Christmas sale price
SHEETS Slx90 size, full bleached and seam
less; our $9c quality; Christmas sale PILLOW CASES Full Bize. extra quality, worth 20c each, now 4 for TABLE DAMASK 72 inches wide, full bleached, our 75c quality, now
TURKISH TOWELS Good size bleached and FA. hemmed; Christmas sale. 4 for OVfls FANCY TURKISH TOWELS All colors. f?A 18x36. while they last, 2 for WvC
FANCY TURKISH TOWEL SETS The only
place you can buy them; Christmas sale..
LINEN TOWELS 18x36. a large assortment of patterns to select from; SOc quality; Christmas (TA sale price, 2 for tfVf DAMASK TOWELS Large and medium sizes: scalloped and hemstitched; the regular $1.00 E0
Quality; Christmas sale, now tlv v
HUCK TOWELS Full size, with Turkey red
borders; our 15c quality, now 6 for LUNCH CLOTHS 36 and 45-inch squares; many patterns; $1.00 quality, now OUTING FLANNEL GOWNS Beautifully, trimmed; large sizes too; $1.00 quality, now. LADIES' KNIT PETTICOATS All colors and kinds; Christmas sale
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS All sizes from
2 to 14 years; Christmas sale. 2 suits.....
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS All sizes up to
16 years worth 75c: Christmas sale LADIES' UNION SUITS All sizcs.made of fine Egyptian yarn: Christmas sale LADIES' FLEECED VESTS AND PANTS All sizes, good weight. 2 pairs
LADIES' FANCY COLLARS The very latest PA. ideas in neckwear: Christmas sale. 2 tWt OUC
COLLAR AND CUFF SETS Made of lace and organdie; entirely new; Christmas ANGORA TOQUES All colors and sizes; Christmas sale uow. , ANGORA SCARFS All colors and widths; Christmas sale
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Christmas Goaf Sale
$32.50 Coats, now. $27.50 Coats, now. $25.00 Coats, now.
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