Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 133, 21 April 1916 — Page 6

Social Calendar

Dinner la 'evenings at Country club for allf club ;membersv ; -v . Dance at 8 . o'clock In Eagles , Hall 'and Dixon Saxophone plays.' - Class for study of birds meets at North A Street Friends church under directloftrcf Mrs J J.' Frame ' In afternoon- . J -' Easter Market -beginning at I o'clock given at St. Pauls Episcopal Tarlsh House by "members of Guild. -f -. Easter market given by Aid' society of the Firsts 11 E. church i at the Conkey Drug store; East End Aid society, of First Christian church, - gives; Easter market at the Oakland Wall Paper store on Main street , , ;-,V - ; Loyal Chapter of Easter Star gives sandwich social in Masonic . Temple for members and sojourn-J lng members, -' , x. ' ' Willing Workers df Webster gives social and supper at Friends church. ' y ' i ' ' Mrs. Weaver's Sunday school class of the United. Brethren church holds market in McConaha building. L - , Elkhorn Baptist church -Aid so

ciety holds Easter market In after- ' noon at Market House. Loyal Daughters of the Third l!L?.z E. church gives bazaar in after-. . noon and evening, 702 Main street. - . . The wedding of Mr. Edwin 'Lincoln

Purcell, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Purcell, Jefferson Flats,' a brother of Mrs. Robert Study, and Miss -. Elsie Giefen of Covington, Kentucky, will be solemnized Wednesday, April ,26, in New York City, where the bridegroom is employed. Mr. Purcell while a resident here had many friends who are glad to extend congratulations. The bride is known to many f of the young people as 6he visited here last year., Mrs. A. E. Purcell leaves next week for New York where she will remain until after the wedding.s Members of a card club were entertained yesterday afternoon at the Country club by Mrs. Harry Lontz: Mrs. Willard Z. Carr and Mrs. Russell Gaar were guests of-the club. Mrs. Rudolph Leeds was given the .favor. A collation .was, served. Next? week Mrs. Walter Engle entertains 'the club.

" Mrs. Everett Ackerman entertained members of the. Psl. Iota XI sorority yesterday afternoon at her home' on South , Sixteenth ; street. - Mrs.--John Thompson and 3Irs. . George Bayer were guests of the sorority. ' The hostess, for. Jjieaext. mpettng-.will he announced later. , 1

' Mr. ' James Moss and Miss Ruth Jones were quietly married last evening at their newly appointed home on North Seventeenth street

Mr. Frank Conway will spend Easter

the guest of relatives ; and , friends in Goodland, Indiana. - The Social Aid of the' Reid Memorial U. P. church met yesterday- after

noon with Mrs. George 'Moss ' at her

home on South Ninth street. The at

tendance was large. Guests of the

Aid were Miss' Lulu Hammond. Mes-

dames Frank Moss, Laura Hewitt and Edna Feaser. v Refreshments were

served. A program of Victrola num

bers was enjoyed by the guests. . The hostess for the meeting in two weeks

will be announced later. , . t

. A guest at the meeting of the Euchre

club Jield yesterday , afternoon, at the home . of Mrs. Walter. Snaveley, was Mrs. George:. Unthank: Euchre was

played at two tables: : Favors went to Mesdames Harry Hook,- George Brehm and George Unthank." After the game a luncheon was 4 served- In two weeks Mrs. Simon. Beck, will . entertain ;.the club at her new home on South Eighth street. : The Ladies' U C. T.chib will meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs: Samuel Curtis at - her home on Richmond avenue. ."'.!"" ' Mr. and Air Peter Cutler will.be host and-bostess this evening at their, home on, 'North C street when the members- of the Narcissus Embroidery club and theirhusbauids will be entertained. v ; --, 4- ' ' " Mrs Clay'toa C!awsonl'Will ' be' host-

esdSMondayafternoon for - a meeting of a thJMble club at her home on Col

lege avenue. ...... .-

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the meeting to be held, next Thursday

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The members, of the New Idea Sewing circle were- entertained yesterday afternoon by Mr. Craig at her home on North Seventh street ,The hours were spent socially and with music and games. Refreshment were served. In two weeks the club will meet and the hostess will be announced later. I On account of the rain Thursday afternoon the ladies of the United Brethren church did : not meet with Mrs. Addison Reld, East Main street The meeting will be held next week. ' The hours were 'spent socially yesterday afternoon when the north section of the Woman's Character Build-

class of the Central Christian

ers

church met with Mrs. Knoll, business meeting was postponed.

The

Complimenting Miss Mary Ford, who will be married . soon to Mr. J. l. Blossom " of SomervUle, . Ohio, . Mesdames.. Frank. Mabey -and Charles Mabey gave a beautiful miscellaneous shower last- evening Cat the home of the latter .on- Lincoln street. " Mrs. John Duke-assisted the -hostesses In entertaining.. The rooms were prettily decorated throughout with' soring

flowers and ferns. The color scheme orange and white, was carried out In all the appointments. Wedding bells were In evidences In the dining room the appointments, were very attractive. In- the; center of the table was a mound of flowers and ferns. Orange ribbons were brought from the arch dome and fastened at the four corners. The ' bride-elect waa showered with many handsome gifts. The gifts were presented by Misses Mary and Roma

Cards announcing the marriage of

Mr. L. O. Reed of Mlddletown, O.. ana Miss Hazel Bond were received today.

They were married a fortnight ago In Mlddletown, where they, have- a resi-

Mrs, Ike Mrcer was hostess yes-' terday afternoon for the south side

section' of . the Woman s cnaracier Builders class of the Central Christian church. v .

GIVES HEALTH

o o o o o o o . Good - S el a r i e s

r for nM yomn tom$t tool effif

Mabey, who wore pretty lingerie1.

frocks. . Delicious luncheon was,

served. The guests were: Missed Rose Ferling. Nola Russell. Marian

Russell, Mildred Parker; Mary Bulla.'

Blanch Compton, Marjorie Mayhew, Florence Spaulding, Maud Bavls, Edna McMlnn, Audrey Bunger, Margaret Finch, i Nell Booker. Marie Peters. Carolyn Smith. Mesdames William

Whiteley, Will Ferguson, H. Cutler, Clinton Sell. Harry Schneider. Frank Smith, " Samuel Myers, M. A. Lucas, A. J. Ford. Joseph Mabey, John Duke, John Starr, 'Elmer Lieter, Addison Parker, George L. , Smith. Raymond Smithr William Hlbberd, John Hutchinson,. Frank Holly and George Ford.

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Arbor, ;Mich., Bloomlngton, 111., Evanston, Mt .Vernon, Iowa, with a number of others are included. The sale

e of "seats i for the -appearance ; of the

On Easter Sunday a number of Richmond : people, as. , well as out of

town guests will njoy.th.e hospitality

of the Country club and the" stewardess

bas prepared a special, faster dinner

to be served at;l o'clock.;- Over thirty

reservations ; have " been' made and many more are'exjpected, today. It is necessary that persons who expect to attend notify Mrs. - Denny not later

than Saturday noon. , Mrs. Je'ssfe Allee-Kumler of Dayton,

Ohio, has returned home after a brief

visit here. ..

Mr. Willard Z. v- Carr of Westcott

Place, has gone - to Fargo, North

Dakota : and other points In the west

on business.

The June social committee of the Country club will be made up of a

number of the younger members of

the club with Misses Ann Nicholson

and Ele&hor Seldel in charge. - . . I, Mr. WN P. Robinson has gone to Fargo, - North Dakota,, on a - business trip. ; :M-p: U, Mrs. Wi'liUrh ' Bockhof f will iientertain membersof . the.?3i?rcastocjiety Mondajtvjafternoqh "ati hetr home on South NlnetetkeetJ- ;v '

The class for the study orofrds will meet Saturday afternoon Instead of In the morning at the North A Street Friends church under the direction of Mrs. J. . W. Frame. Mr. Earl Cotton of Cleveland; Ohio, is the guest of friends in this city. , Mr. and Mrs. Everett Stephens, who reside south of the city, are the parents of a baby son, Robert Malcolm. Before ' her marriage Mrs. " Stephens was Miss India Hart.

iA sandwich social will be given Saturday 'evening in the MasoniS .temple

by;membera of the-Eastern Star. Tr Mrs.! orchestra I here Monday evening at the

Coliseum has been more than gratify-

Will Jones is chairman

social" committee.

of the new

"Mr and " Mrsr Harrison -Hoggatt'of North F street are the proud parents of a baby daughter, Dorothy Norene. - " Invitations reading as follows have been received: ' - f Wait for the Big Dance' A Cordial Welcome Awaits .Yourself and Ladies at the Thirteenth Annual High School Commencement Ball To Be Given in . Gaylor's Opera House Greensfork, Indiana, Tuesday Night, April 25, 1916. Music 'by Weisbrod Saxophone - Orchestra Dancing Tickets, One Dollar. Ladies . Free. " Grand March, 9 P. M. An 'Easter - ball will be given Tuesday evening iinithe Odd Fellow's-hall 4y Mrr, and--MrsV 'Ber Kplpr The Runge orchest'ra will play, the "order of dances. The young people of the city- are invited to attend. Daacing will begin -at-8:30 o'clock. , Mrs. T. J. Caldwell and Miss Emma Smith of Cdnnersville,- are tha guests of friends. in. this iiy. - u ; ; i The usual Saturday, evening supper Will ber served at ; the ; Country club this week for all members of the clubRichmond is to be congratulated, for in glancing over the spring lour 1916, of the 'Chicago Symphony orchestra, such cities at Springfield, OA Ithaca; New York, Springfield, Mass.; Utica. N. Y.f, Rochester, Buffalo, Ann

lng. Nearly Jail the one dollar jseats with the - exception of those on the floor, have been - taken. There ; are still a number of seats at fifty cents and a dollar. . ' - The Young People's branch of the Mary 'F. Thomas W. C. T. tJ. will meet this evening at the home of Mrs. Helen Barnard in Glenview. An Easter program will be presented. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Shera and family who have been residing on East Main street, have taken a residence in the Jenkins ' home on North Thirteenth street. The Loyal Daughters of the Third M. E.xChurch -will give a bazaar Saturday I afternoon and evening in a store . loom. " on. Main street, near Seventh; north, side. The' public. Is cordially invited:

list of Easter which will be

The . following is . a markets and bazaars

held Saturday: St. Paul's Guild market at parish

house of St. Paul's. Episcopal church,

beginning at 1 o'clock- " .- East End Aid society of First Christian church, afternoon and evening market at Oakland wall paper- store. Loyal .Daughters. of . Third M. E.

A Simple But Pleasing Dress For the Growing Girl

QUICK RELIEF FROM

CONSTIPATION

Get Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets ,

! i That IS the Joyful cry lot thousands since t)r. Edwards produced Olive Tablets, the iubsUtuta for calomel.

Dr. Edwards, a practicing physician Tor 7 vn and ralomri's old-time .enemv. -

liscovered the formula for Olive Tablets

rtu!e treating patients lor cnronic consti

pation and torpid livers.

Dr. Edwardr Olive Tablets do not con-

ain calomel, but a healing, soothing vege able laxative. ,j 1

No m!t)ln is the "keynote of these tit

le sugar-coctcd, olive-colored tablets. They -auae the bo.-els and liver to act normally.

They never force them to unnatural action. If you have a "dark brown month" now md then a bad breath a dull, tired feel In- sick headache torpid liver and are constipated, you'll find quick, sure and only ilea Bant results from one or two little Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets at bedtime. ' Thousands taks one oi two every nlfht lust to keep right. Try them, ,10c and 258 per box. All druggists. i ThesOlive Tablet Company, Columbus, Ow -

- 1643 Girls' Dress, with sleeve in either of two lengths. Figured, dimity and embroidered lawn are here combined. This model is comfortable and attractive, and may be applied to any number of combinations of material.. It could be of linen or batiste, with vest of embroidery. Of taffeta or soft tub silk, with chiffon, mull or ribbon for trimming. It is also nice for gingham and other wash, fabrics, as well as for serge,' cashmere, poplin and challie. . The Pattern is cut in 4 sizes: 6, S, 10 and 12 years. It requires 2 3-4 yards of 44-lnch materiel for an 8-year Size. ..' ' .:' , - .. - . A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents

In silver or stcjnps.

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church give bazaar and market at 702 Main- street. First M. E. Aid society holds sale at Conkey drug store. : -Elkhorn Baptist church Aid , society gives market at market house. Mrs. Weaver's Sunday school class of United Brethren church gives market in McConaha building. On account of inclement weather the attendance at the meeting of the East Main street Friends' church Aid society yesterday afternoon was not large. Business was deferred until

The Golden Rule Bible class of the First M. E. church met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. D. F, Gehrart at

her home, 400 South Fourteenth street.1

Those assisting the hostess were1 Mrs. Beckett, Mrs. D. W. Stevenson, MrB. Diets and Mrs: Branner. Refreshments were served.- All members are asked to attend class meeting Sunday morning.

ASK FOR and GET am ORIGINAL MALTED MILK Cheap substitutes cost TOV same price.

THe DEIMINJIS Shop TAILORS .Suits or Top Coats $18.00 to $40.00. Number Eloht North Tenth St.

For all kinds Paints and Varnishes see A. G. Luken & Co., 630 Main St.

Is your bread baking right?

Now is the Time to Get Rid of These Ugly Soots.

. Do you know how easy It is "to" remove those ugly.pots so that no one

0""i you irecKie-race; it Simply get an ounce of othide, douijftle strength, from your druggist and fj a few applications should show you w, t how easy It is to rid yourself of i freckles and rut a hnanttfiii Mmnin.

Dignified fbsihons - J j ion. The sun and winds of March

saAnamsotarrQSDnSKnnSMPtt O freckles, and as a result, more othtn

j soia m mis montn. Be sure to ask O: for the double strength othlne, as this is sold under guarantee of money back

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2 Kfldwre lays 'Ti Easir Remember Your Friends by Sending One of Our Easter J LETTERS, CAJRDS OR FOLDERS Richmond Art Store 829 Main Street

Pape's Cold Compound

Opens Clogged Nose and Head and Ends Grippe. v

Relief comes Instantly.', . . '. A dose taken every two hours until three doses are taken will end grippe misery and - break up 'a severe cold either in the head, chest, body or limbs. It promptly opens clogged-up nostrils and air passages in the head, stops nasty discharge or nose running, relieves sick headache, dullness, feverisbness, sore throat, sneezing, soreness and stiffness. - Don't stay stuf fed-up! Ouit blowing and snuffling!. Ease your, throbbing

head! Nothing else in the world gives J such prompts relief as 'Tape's Cold J Compound," which costs only 25 cents at any drug store. It acts without as- i

sistance,. tastes nice, causes no incon venience.. ; Be sure you get the genu ,ine. Adv. i ,

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Is it yellowish solid near the

crust and fallen on top? That's due to rain-damaged wheat. This season's crop was the worst in 50 years. Flour from such wheat lacks strength, doesn't rise properly because it's termented by too much moisture. But you.ttiff get flour 'made from highest grade wheat. By sending our own men to far off sections and paying prejnium prices, we got entough of the best - wheat to keep Valier's Enterprise Flour up to the highest quality. Now, espec- ' ially. you ought to get this super

fine flour. It may cost a trifle more, but it s guaranteed to make more baking per jack, and better baking.

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Arfdrets Pattern Department. Palladium.

Starting Out Right means a lot to tie individual who must choose between chronic illhealth and prompt attention. Make it your ambition this Eastertide to get properly equipped for a lifetime of good health. Try . CHIROPRACTIC ADJUSTMENTS, the advancement .. in science that has been .proved Nature's way to health and long life. - - - In inviting :.you to .call here and investigate the merits of Chiroprac'tic, we extend to you our ; best wishes for a . 1 JOYOUS EASTER. . G. C. Wilcoxen, D. C. Phone 1603. 35 South 11th St .Hoursr Mo 4 and 6 to 7 P- - and by appointment.

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START the small travelers on life's journey with the most helpful equipment. A knowledge of the best in music means an uplift all the way; .. . . , . 4' ' ' 4- ''' ' ' . - - '. ' . - 4' ". v v -: - . ' Begin with - the incomparable Stein way.- The little ones will form music habits - . the highest, type which the comn-onplace can never thereafter satisfy. The Stelnway's ruperlority costs but little more than the mediocrity of some of the "just as goo'" makes. Moderate , prices and convenient terms -are among the Stein way's advantages. Illustrated literature on request. SfUKWM & SOWS Masonic Temple Bldg. N. 9tH and A Sts.

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For Your Easter Shoes Last minute shoe buyers will not be disappointed if they come here tomorrow for their Easter shoes, as new stocks arrived today which makes our Easter showing most complete. All the new styles in the most popular Blacks, Tans, Greys, etc., for Women, priced at

$2.50 to $5.00

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(Great Mil Sank-

Over 100 high grade Sample Suits bought by us at such low priees, we are able to offer

$15, $17.50 $19.75 Values in Two Big Lots $9.50& $12.50 EASTER COATS $6.50 up New Flare In Belted Models MEN'S SUITS $10.00, $15.00 3uy Now. Pay Aftef Easter. :

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