Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 116, 1 April 1916 — Page 5
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUNTiiLEviKAM, bAl UKDAY, APRiL 1, iyl6
r "ROSE CAUSES POISON.
Personals . Musicales Parties
Clubs
-Wedding Dani
Dinners Glub Affairs s W. C.T. U.
Art Notes Domestic ; , Science
Soil Events For Coming Week
At 12:30 o'clock today a luncheon was given at the Hotel Westcott for the members of the Wayne County
LuNDA PeD 10 PubUc from 2 until 5 o'clock.
and forget-me-nots. An elaborate MONDAYS" am i-H?5,of Pa8t Grand Eden Rebekah lodge
servea. uw -"""""I me c gms host nH " r.rr ... . ' . . .
Edmunds was chairman or tne luncuri Mr. ana r nth stre.t .. --5b iur meeung oi cara chid at, nome
luncheon was served
Edmunds was eon commute
dent of the SUte Teacner s aasociaiiouj miss icr- h. b, rl h . v vu.made a splendid talk which vas thor- Monday! Clawson, College Ave. : . . i 1 it . r? MISSJOn Wirtie or the First nhri.H.n h-h nut. .-4tV Vflcia
ougbiy enjoyea. oy use
i . nil rifr.uui
eon committee. . uss wuson,, on tv . . .
Teacher's association Miss C,,Wt, ih D "AU" A- : C1r"
members. Young J'lf!1 ,?" t Christian church meets with Miss
Pretty spring gown, were in evidence iV MbU ss for .
addinz to the brilliancy or tne occas- mtb. -ith Mm ti i:, l,u fon Miss Wilson of Crawfordsville, 'MMa, at apartment, in the Elweir was the guest of honor. Coverage Skating.' J!, to gSJSg? ciub- . laid for Misses Thornton, Ora White, Class bfL Bayer given bvMrif; xri v, Eldridge, Elineta Simmons, Prance. Party SmJSmm SKIT ranknecht ln toJZ: iSB. Knollenberg host Ldhls, for meeting of Trifolium
King, Sophia Marchant, Horney, Cox, Jfiu with Mrs. Mable Engelbert. Emma Newman, Ella Newman. Peter- G. S. elf seiDeTlson, Harriet Thompson, Jennie .Wilt TUESI"teJlon cIu-b meets wth Mrs. E. O. Ewan. iams, Grace Simpson, Sadie Sander- MrB a1111 bostes 3 l0r meeting of a sewing cfub at home on South Thirson. Alvina Steen, Florence King, teeiL . p.,,,. . , Edith Moore, Annette Edmunds, Eliza- st'Paw1 - Episcopal church meets at 2:00 o'clock at Parish beth Williams, M. E. Williams, Annie Hon .;, m . . Wilson, Talbott. Marguerite Doan. prince? Jriub Wlth Mrs- Gy Duvall and Mrs. E. Thornton Hall. . Anna Kienker, Mary Lemon, Lola Mr.aw dward , p entertain members of a card club. Parry, Elizabeth Foulke, Unthank, pr0grterarf l6 meets wito Mw. Carl Essenmacher. Clara Newman, Hannah Jones, Flor- ifmv$p l?JSltlJ?Ba annced later. ence Bond. Elizabeth Morris, Anna Mt. aLn. 1lmem,brs of a euchre c,ub- t Bradbury. Anna Wilson of Crawfords- Mrs. -SwaS .5,irf h!r f1?8- ' ' V ille, Ethel Wessel. Kate Morgan, Miss I1 J aPartments entertains members of the Loyal SisterNora Murphy. Mabel Bollinger, Mary WShSwitS cbuTclV Jay Jane Dunlop, Mrs. Clara Graves, ld ,ff'th Whitewater Friends' church meets at the church for allKmSmmS! AS Street Friends' church aid society meets at 1:30 o'clock at the Horace Iredell andMrs. StilUnger. vgQ niRg .
The dance at the Country club this -gJ. club meets at home of Mrs. George H. Eggemeyer.
iyEI7" . uiuiu tiuo meets ana nosiess announcea later. lliemcon fciven by Miss Alma Garvin of Purdue University under auspi-
,' v'.'e,IMe oway ciud at nome or Mrs. Blanch Nolte. Worfaracter Builders class of the Central Christian church gives sup-
Ilir8.)uth Eleventh street, hostess for lunch day of the Penny club.
Mrs. raas' "UBieB3 ior meeung or Narcissus Embroidery club. Mr. Masaw entertains Wednesday card club members at Country club. ; ThWb members entertained by Mrs. Reeda OMetz at home in Fairview. jjyjKociety of Ben Hur lodge meets with Misses Anna Schneider and
j gcKer at uum ui mrs. win Jones, west Main street. WoIoyal Moose Circle meets in Moose Hall. ! M-.ce Kleinknecht entertains in honor of her sister. Miss Marv Baver.
1 I J rJr Mr Mr Tames' Mith entertains members of the Wednesday card club. Mr'.B7. h m p?,i cZJSSS Art open to the public in afternoon until 4:30 o'clock.
; TnY Mrs J. W. Frame hostess for meeting of Coterie Crochet club.
Mrye nosiess ior meeung or a cara club. '
Qofii neia ftiemonai u. . cnurcn meets and hostess announced later. Relief Corps meets in Post room at Court House. iMrr Gobel, hostess for meeting of the aid society of Trinity Lutheran
the week-end. The April committee j composed of Mesdames Wilbur Hibberd, Willard Z. Carr, Albert D. Gayle, Dudley Elmer and Newell Todd, is making every effort to make this affair one of the pleasant events of the early spring. At 7 o'clock a Table d'Hote dinned will be served and reser- - vations as follow, have been .made, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd, Mr. and
Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds, Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley Foulke and a party ot
six: Mr. and Mrs. Willard Z. Carr,
Mrs. Ray K. Shlveley, Mr. and Mr..
Frederick Carr and a party of four; Mr. Philip Starr with a party of fouf, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braffet, Mr. John Y. Poundstone. Mr. and Mrs. Charles . McGuire and a party of four; Mf. and Mrs. Newell Todd, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Conner. Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Mannen, c a 8 o'clock in Eagles' Hall..
Mjun Longman hostess" for meeting of New Idea Thimble club.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Land, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Twigg, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lontz and Mr. Malcolm DIlj with a number of others. -After dinner there will be dancing. , April 29 tte committee will give another datfcs. There will also be several card parties.
Miss Blanche Gray of Indianapolis, is the guest of Miss Electa Henley. South.Seventeenth street.
wmond W. C. T. U. meets with Mrs. Mead Kelsey. College avenue
wJass in dancing meets in Pythian Temple.
lTtclass in dancing meets in evening in Pythian Temple from 4:30
. 3UO C10CK. Dfiety of Earlham Heights Presbyterian church meets at 2:30 o'clock church.
A-f open to" tne public In afternoon until 4:30 o'clock.
Ifiid society meets with Mrs. Martha Parry.
jjird Owens Hostess for Mission Circle or Universalist church, pparty given at First English Lutheran church by the aid society in
if Mrs. E. G. Howard. -
Complimenting Miss Mary Bayer, a bride of Anril. Mrs. Clarence Klein
knecht will entertain informally Monday afternoon at her home. Wednes
day evening Mrs. Kleinknecht will: en tertain for her sister. .
Election of " officer, will be held
Thursday afternoon when the J Aid society of the Reid Memorial hospital
meets with Mrs. Martha E. Perry, 2221 East Main street. Mrs. Fisher
will assist in entertaining.
F-Miss Nellie Wickett hostess for meeting rf Mary Hill W. C. T. U. yople's Branch of Mary F. Thomas W. C. T. U. meets.
p'illard W. C. T. U. meets and hostess announced later, (y at 2:30 o'clock in. Eagles' Hall for members. Chmond, Number 235, United Order of Foresters, meets in Commer-
ib rooms.
y open to the public until 4 : 30 o'clock.
Past Chief Pythian Sisters holds market.
(study of birds meets in North A Street Friends' churchJEagles Hall at S o'clock.
arkley, Charles Bond, C. W.
Fred G. White and Miss ilmes. Refreshments were
higenie Besserer, the noted jmotionaK actress and Selig
Los Angeles, is the guest of
Mrs. John B. Hegger, North
isreet.
Tea was served Friday afternoon by
members of the Social aid of Reid
Memorial church after the missionary meeting had been held. An informal
social hour followed. The attendance was large. Mrs. George O. BalEager was the leader. A quartet composed
of Mrs Oanlt. Mrs. Warner. Miss Over
man and Miss Johnson furnished mu-j sical numbers. Mrs. Horr readsa Plargaret Parry of Indianapolis per on "Industrial Betterment,"Prof. w afternoon to spend her Jesse Wood gave a piano number. , Mrs Charies Mok.s gave a readtex on Ration with her grandparents. "Association of liome Mission!. nd Mrs. James Mulford, and her Education." MrsRobert Wilson Bangijs Laura Fryar, North Thira solo. and other readings were f,iv.ent-eet-by Mrs. Daffler and Mrs. John jllos.4 , Mrs. Charles Porter gave the clDSingiabei Engelbert entertains the prayer. The violin number by Faster, of the G s Club Monday Roy Swain was especially pleasks., at her home, 26 South Twen- .; ; tet. . Mrs. John Cully entertained the 'La- " 1 -dies Auxiliary of the Sons of VeterantBroaddus was the ' principal yesterday afternoon. The hostess ",ftf Friday afternoon when the the next meeting will be announceijj Franchise league met' in the later. fn-Reeves library. The speak- ' - several interesting facts conMrs. Albert Reed was hostess yeie voting in California. Deleterday afternoon for a meeting of th; be 0h0sen by the president, Missionary society of the First Preizabeth comstpck, . will go to byterian church at her home on Sout,oia to attend the. Woman's Thirteenth street. Those who assisBe eague convention April 12ed with the program were Me: !am i0Cal league is entitled to four
delegates, as it has a paid-up membership of eighty-five. A ball took place last night at the Hotel McAlpin for the benefit of the welfare work in Ireland in which Lord and Lady Aberdeen are interested. Miss Elizabeth Burchenal, who first introduced the folk dance movement in this country, trained fifty members of the floor committee, who appeared in special folk dances of Ireland, Germany, France, Denmark, Finland and England. New. York World. Miss Burchenal is a former resident of this city. Mrs. E. L. Reynolds was hostess Friday afternoon for a. meeting of the Athenaea Literary, society of the South Eighth Street Friends church. The book review by Mrs. - Schneider and Mrs. Johnson was postponed. Mrs. N. C. Heirohimus had for her subject, "Changing Ideals in Bible Study." After the program there' was a social hour. In a fortnight the club will meet with Mrs. L. C. Hoover. Assisted by Misses Martha Gaar Jones and Ruby Clark, Mrs. E. M. Campfield gave a cleverly planned April fool party this afternoon in honor of her three sons, Masters, William, David and Richard. Miss Alta
McPherson, , pianist, - entertained the , children with musical selections. The i decorations were in keeping with the Eastertide. About the room were, baby chick, and Easter eggs. A luncheon was served. The guests were Misses Margaret Hiatt, Ellen King. Virginia and Margaret Livingston. Katherine Comstock, Clarissa AhL Naomi Caldwell, Eleanor Wissler. Abbie Newman, Elizabeth Nolder. Jean Shlveley,: Elizabeth Price, Genevieve and Elizabeth McDonnell, Mary Jane Schlllinger, Mildred and-Mary Pinnick, Alice Lemon, Mary Alice Fornshell; Masters Gurney Mann, Robert Wilson, George Toler, Lynn Brendell. William Reid. Northrop Elmer. Benjamin Ahl, Ralph
and Thomas Ahl, Reid Myrick, William Mullen, Wayne Judy, Scott McGulre, Richard Crawford. David Marvel, John McLellan. Harry Chambers, George Harwood, Thaddeus Braffett, William Hornaday, Edward Murray and George Caldwell. i Court Richmond, No. 235, United Order of Foresters will meet Friday evening in the Commercial club rooms.
Miss Hazel and Master George Har
ris of North Fourteenth street are spending the week end in Connersville.
Tuesday, April 11, all members of the Federated clubs of the city are invited to attend a musicale and social evening to be held in. the
afternoon at the art gallery
The city executive board of Federated
Women's clubs has charge. Mrs. Eunice Martin of Lafayette will be the principal speaker. Refreshments will
be served. The list of clubs to par
ticipate in the affair will be announc ed later.
Social No. 9, Pythian Sisters, met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. William
Kellar. There was a social time and
refreshments. The next meeting will be held in two weeks. Mr, and Mrs. H. L. Monarch left yesterday for a temporary residence in Muncle instead of Cincinnati. The mothers of the neighborhood are invited to attend the meeting of the Earlham Heights Dorcas society which will be held Thursday after
noon at the Earlham Heights church. Mrs. Allen D. Hole will have charge of the program. A social was given last evening at the home of Miss Franka Cammack by the members of the Epworth league of the First M. E. church. An important business meeting of the Domestic Science association will be held Wednesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock ln the day nursery. Mrs. Leo Smith will entertain members of the Wednesday Card club
Wednesday afternoon of the coming week.
The engagement of Miss Mary4
Bayer, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bayer, South Four
teenth street, to Mr. Clem McConaha, son of Senator and Mrs. Walter McConaha. North Eleventh street, has
been announced. The wedding will
be one of the- important nuptial events
of the month of April. The young people are popular among their large coterie of friends w;ho wish them happiness. Mr. McConaha is a member of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity. The bride-to-be will be the honor guest at several social functions.
were used. - The affair was a towel shower. Guests spent the time sew
ing for the brides. Miss Blanch Gray
of Indianapolis, was a guest of honor.
Aaron - Ward and Othelia rose, were
used In the living and dining rooms. Luncheon was served. : The ' guests were: Misses Elizabeth . Williams.. Anna Wilson. Carrie Lesh, Katherine Reece. Bertha Larsh, " Magdalena
Schultz. Mesdames Clara Graves. E.
D. Stevenson, Lyman Lybouldt, Vert
Hybarger, W. W. Cottingham, N. C Heironimus, E. E. Rice and Mrs Cheesman.
Mrs. Edward Owens will be hostess for a meeting of the Mission circle of the .Universalist church. Thursday, at 2:30 o'clock at her home on North Twentieth street. Mrs. Johnson will be the leader. , -
SIX IDS CLASS
Owing to the fact" that" last year's Class was unusually large' and that a majority of the students prefer to take confirmation work next year,' the class to be confirmed at the First English Lutheran church, is smaller than usual. Pastor E. G, Howard said today. The confirmation exercises will be held either Palm Sunday or Easter. Six eonfi rmants are taking preparatory work under Rev. Mr. Howard. This number may later be increased. The list of those who will take the examination are Miss Marion Zuttermeister, Floyd Nusbaum, Marius Fossenkemper, , Walter . Moss, Richard Holcomh and Robert Krone:
LAFAYETTE, April 1 1 .Mrs. Adeline P. Nichols is in a serious condition at the hospital from blood poisoning caused by the scratch of a thorn when she was -arranging a bunch of roses. Amputation of- the hand probably will be necessary to save her life.
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Mrs. Philip Twigg and Mrs. Harry Lontz and son were guests of friends in Hagerstown, yesterday.
Mrs. Eleanor Shute returned from New Castle, Friday evening, where she visited her daughter, Mrs. Claude Stanley. The Federation of "Women's Clubs will hold its district meeting in Shelbyville, April 25-26. Mrs. T. B. Henley of Carthage, Ind., is district chairman. The clubs of this city identified with the Federated clubs will send delegates.
Yellow and white was the color scheme used in arranging the home this afternoon when Miss Electa Henley gave a prettily appointed party ln honor of three brides elect of the Garfield school, including Miss Emily Plummer, who will be married in June to Mr. Frank D. Walker; Miss Elizabeth Sands, the bride-elect of Mr. Guy Campbell of New York City, and Miss Marguerite Doan who will be married in June to Mr. Raymond Myrick. Daffodils and other decorations in keeping with the Easter-tide
Thursday, May 25, has been chosen as the date of the wedding ot Miss Janet Reynolds, and Mr. John Clements, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Clements of Richmond. The ceremony will be performed at 8 o'clock in the evening at the home of the bride-elect's brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Huffman, Superior avenue, and will be one of the . brilliant social events of the early summer. The
wedding Will be preceded by a number of social festivities arranged in honor
of Miss Reynolds. Dayton News. Mr. Francis Anscombe, instructor of the Biblical Department of Earlham college, entertained the members of his class at his residence this after
noon. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver H. Bogue, who have been spending several months in Miami, Florida, and other points, have gone to Richmond, Virginia, for a short stay. They are expected home- next week. ' As a compliment to Mrs. Burton Carr, Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds gave a buffet luncheon Friday at 1 o'clock. Clusters of spring flowers were used in ornamenting the rooms. A delicious luncheon was served. The guests
were Mesdames Dudley Elmer, Jeannette G. Leeds, Burton Carr, Willard Z. Carr, W. S. Thomas of Springfield, Ohio; Albert D. Gayle, Jeannette Bland, Omar G. Hollingsworth, Wilbur Hibberd, P. W. Smith, Clarence Gennett, Ray K. Shiveley, James A. Carr, William Dudley Foulke, Frederick J. Carr, W. P. Robinson, Milton Craighead and Paul Comstock. The Art Gallery will be open to the public Sunday from 2 until 5 o'clock. Each afternoon next week with the exception of Saturday the' gallery will be open until 4:30 o'clock.
An evening meeting of the Music Study club will be held Tuesday even
ing with Mrs. George H. Eggemeyer on East Main street. Each member
may invite a guest. A short musical
program will be given.
Mrs. E. Thornton Hall and Mrs. Guy Duvall will celebrate their birthday anniversaries, Tuesday with a party
given at the home of Mrs. Hall, North D street. The guests will include
members of the Princess card club. An assembly was enjoyed last even
ing in the Odd Fellows' Hall when Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp gave a dance
after teaching the syncopated Fox
trot. Among the guests were Dr. and
Mrs. J. A. Conkey, Ira Wood, Bert Colvin, L. E. Stanley, Harry Castator, Harry Shaw, C. E. Roberts, W. A. Grimes, Edward Gray, F. E. Thompson, Walter Runge, Frank Meyer, Leroy Hart, A. Zuttermeister, Frank Miler, John Schatzman, Mesdames Elizabeth Wier, Rugsby Kennedy. Gertrude Kolp, Misses Dorothy Clark, Martha Jones, Pauline Sener, Mary Canby, Julia Lichtenfels, Grace Smith, Marcia Wynn, Erma McMath, Gladys Bailey, Elizabeth Bailey, Mona Porter, Elizabeth Kolp, Messrs. Kirk Bfy, Lynn Mather, Guy McMath, Henry Liebhardt, Howard Messick, Clarence Coyle, Jeff Meyers. Wilburn Hippard, Roland Wrede, Lawrence Hoover, Morris Haner, Earl Hewitt. Clarence Jessup, George Douglass, Cari,JMaag, Grant Fry, Peter Lichtenfels, and Ray Lichtenfels. Mrs. Gertrude Kolp. Miss Elizabeth Kolp and Mr.'Peter Lichtenfels, members of the "Dancing Mar" troupe are spending the week-end here.
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WASHINGTON, April 1. Belief that Rerman Scheller, the German youth who, single handed held up the British steamer Matoppo, was aided by seamen aboard the vessel Is prompting officials here to await with especial eagerness the result of the investigation into the entire affair which agents of the department of justice have started.
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SPRING OPENING HELD
The Union Store, 1026 Main street, is. holding its annual spring opening today. Carnations were given to persona, visiting the store and inspecting the stock which has been purchased for the spring trade.
Half the people of Maryland live in Baltimore
Face and Body Covered with Blisters. Started to Spread. Child Yery Cross and Could Not Sleep. HEALED BY CuTICUR SOAP AND OINTMENT
"My niece anffered with itching eccema' for nearly six months. Her face mad body were covered with blisters which broke
open and started to spread; and aa soon as one blister opened a few days later more eruptions would appear. Her face was a fright to look at aad the child was Tory cross and could not sleep Slights. "Then I used , Cuticura Soap and Ointment and after using two boxes of the Cuticura Ointment together with the Cuticura Soap she
was entirely healed.". (Signed) Miss Tberese Sele
sky, 2010 Cortland St; Chicago, lit; Oct. 19. 1915. Sample Each Free by Mail With 32-p. Skin Book on request. Address post-card "CntlooM, Dept. T, Boa tern.? Sold throughout the world.
Standard Merchandise Company
Actually Sold to Sidney Rose S "" sseassissi
Store Now Closed and Extensive Remodeling Will Be Com
pleted for Opening on April 10th. Some people have been under the impression that the Railroad Store had not been sold and that they were just changing managers, but this is not true. It has been sold and to Mr. Sidney Rose of Lima, O. For several years Mr. Rose has been operating a department store of high standard at Lima, O., but like all other wide-awake business men he wanted to branch out and as soon as he heard of the Railroad Store being for sale he bought it at once. However he did not buy their old stock as it didn't look good to Mr. Rose, and on April the 10th, when the New and Better Railroad Store opens its doors to the shoppers of this locality they will find one of the newest, cleanest and most up-to-date stocks of Wearing Apparel for Men Women and Children ever shown in the city of Richmond. Just wait until April 10th and go to the New Railroad Store for better merchandise values. Opening announcement will appear on a later date in this paper. - -. ' THE RAILROAD STORE 8th & North E Sts., Richmond, Ind. V ' -"1
Miss Netta Coate and Mr. Perry Moore will spend Sunday in Dayton, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Morine.
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