Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 174, 8 June 1916 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND fcUN-T&L&GKAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1916 WOMEN OUTLINE CHILDREN'S DAY WILL GIVE CANTATA day eYening at the Bethel A. M. E. church. Rev.. Mr. Wallace will give the invocation and Miss F. V. Fox will make remarks. The cantata is in three 'ates. The following will take part: . '"S Jethah Mr. Leroy Brown; Prophet. Rev. Mr. Ward; Elon, Mr. Ollie Ware; Ibzan, ; Elsworth Gordon; Eloni. Mr.' Samuel Weston; Arnold, Mr. Albert Walden; camp guard Number .One, Mr. Dennis; Camp guard Number 2, Mr. Walden; Ithisenia, Jephah's daugh ter. Miss MozeUe Hunter; Ada, Mrs. Alice Crosby; Baomi, Mrs. Harry Beazley; Sarah, Misa Marcen Wal lace; Ruth, Miss Eva Saines; Amali, Mlss'Hazton;-Eben,s Miss Howard: maids of GUead, Mr. Herbert Bundj. director. ' ' ; - In Fashion's Realm "Jetbah and His Dau-htr" a dram. atlc cantata will be presented Toots-

Mrs. A. B. Price, Mrs. Charles Tbomason and Miss Lela longman tare charge of the Children's Day program at the Grace M. E. church. The program follows: Processional. Primary greeting and song. Song Mrs. Cook's class. Heading Robert Longman. PrayerPastor. Recitation (Courage). Recitation -(Humility) . Anthem. Reading Robert Longman. Recitation Righetoueness. Duet Miss Esther Hennlng and Mrs. Ada Cook. Reading. Recitation (Ideals). Recitation (Sincerity). Quartet Olive Dolllns, Raymond Stem pie, Robert Longman and Iona Lamb. Recitation (Trust), (Joy), (Endeavor). Song Juniors. Recitation (Strength), (Unselfishness), (Success). Our Life Book. Short Talk Dr. Bridge. Collection. Song.

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t- t-x wwitu vivaw(r. The very elaborate negligee tea gown is an important item of the really dainty woman's wardrobe. Rich combinations of chiffon and brocades are used and often a touch of fur, marabout or metai braid furnishes a finishing detail. The garment illustrated was developed in rose chiffon brocaded In dull gold, this forming a long jacket over a pleated foundation of flesh colored chiffon. A very narrow band of sable fur was used to trim the bodice part which ended in odd point In front.

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The dance gown for this season is more fascinating than any-

shown before, because it is a charming combination of frills and daintiness, offset by the distended hoop foundation. The illustration shows a frock of white net embroidered with silver, the skirt of which is a three tier effect, veiling a foundation of silver metal cloth. - The bodice' is an attractive and simple affair with short sleeves and low square neck. .

GETTYSBURG CHURCH PLANS HOME COMING

NEW PARIS, O., June 8. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Heeter entertained Sunday, their uncle and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Annus Bell, daughters, Ruth, Mary and Dorothea, of Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. Lank Rosenberger of Miamlsburg, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Tickel, eon John, and daughter Florence of north of New Paris, and Mrs. Heeter's father of Miamisburg A home-coming of former Gettysburg residents is being planned for the coming Sunday to be held in the Presbyterian church at Gettysburg Messrs. and Mosdaraes William H. Garretsoa and C. Z. Morrison also El wood Coblentz were among the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mitchell Sunday at their home near Chester, and attended Decoration Day services there Rev. E. J. Vance appeared on the program of the Jack

son Township Sunday school convention at Campbellstown, O., Sunday. Rain Damages Corn. Much corn was washed out and large damage was done fields by the heavy rain of Friday evening Mrs. Minerva Bunker visited Mr. and Mrs. William G. Baker at Richmond Sundayday and with them attended Decoration Day services at Chester.

Lord Kitchener, as head of the British war department, received a salary of $30,000 a year.

Bowel Complaint? in India. In a lecture at one of the Des Moines, Iowa, churches, a missionary from India told of going into he Interior f India, where he was taken Eick, that he had a bottle of Chamber-

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Remedy with him and believed that it saved his life. This remedy is used successfully in India both as a preventive and cure for cholera. You may know from this that it can be depended upon for the milder forms of bowel complaint that occur in this country. Obtainable everywhere. Adv.

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OF COURSE YOU CAN ADD, SUBTRACT OR SUBSTITUTE CERTAIN PIECES We allow you to exercise your own taste. If you want to subtract a piece or two you can do so and it will be deducted from the bill. If you want to add a piece of furniture not shown you can do so. If you want to substitute a piece of furniture, for example, select a different Buffet, different Dresser or different style Bed, you may do so at proportionately increased prices.

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