Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 180, 15 June 1916 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JUNE 15, 1916

Personals Musicales .Parties

Social Calendar Mrs. Harry members of a Country club. Lontz entertains j card club at the Circle 3 of aid society of Second English Lutheran church gives thimble party and miscellaneous at the church. - , ' . ' - ' Card party 2:30 o'clock in tha Eagles' hall. '. Good Time Dancing club gives dance at Eagles' hall. - . Aid society of Reid - hospital postpones picnic until later date. June social committee, with Miss Helen Nicholson, chairman, gives dance ct Country club. Young People's branch of the Mary F. Thomas W. C. T. U. meets. Reception for three, brides, -Misses . Barbara Beckman, Erma Pickering and Margureite Doan at South Eighth Street Friends' church. Bible class of Third M. E. church gives "Old Maids' Convention" at church. Mrs. Lydia Peterson hostess for meeting of Hiawatha" Social and Literary society. " Francis meets. Willard W. C. T. U. Court Richmond, Number 235, United Order of Foresters, holds election of officers- in Commercial club rooms. Annual picnic of Circle 2 of aid society of First Presbyterian church at Glen Miller park. Penny supper given by Dorcas society of Earlbam Heights church at church. Luther League of St. Paul's church gives Tom Thumb wedding at church. r Mary Hill W. C. T. U.'meets, at Third 11. E. church. ' Misses Jones give dinner Miss Ethel O'Conneil. for

Miss Foulke Becomes Bride of Mr.Gates

A perfect June day has been selected for the wedding of. Mr. Dudley Cates, yon rt George Cates, North Eleventh etrcet, and Miss Gwendolen Foulke, (1st talented and attractive daughter rf Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley Foulke. Tho irarr:a.ge is to take place this r-ver. in at G o'clock at the spacious horae cf the Foulkes on Linden Hill. The residence has been transformed into a veritable bower of beauty by means cf snapdragons, lupins, phlox and ether garden flowers, in addition to blcgsoma Iron the Foulke greenhouses, including roses so bountiful in the. month of June. The ceremony will be . performed by the huge fireplace In the library, which has been banked with green and white, spirea and other white flowers being in evidence. The ritual will be said by the Rev. Stanley C. Hughes, rector of old Trinity church, Newport, R. I., and who is a brother-ia-law of the bride. Miss Shirley Putnam of Washington, T). C, will be maid of honor, and Mr. Paul Herriott of San Francisco, best man. The ushers will be nephews of the bride. Masters Robert Morrisson of Chicago, and Arthur Hughes of Newport. R. I. , .. The little flower girls chosen by the bride are Miss Rosemary Morrispon of Chicago, Miss Madeline Lahr of EvanBville, a niece of the bride? groom, and Miss Janet Urle of Chicago. The little girls will be dressed in white. Miss Rosemary will carry a basket trimmed in yellow and filled with rose petals; Miss Janet Urie will carry a pink-trimmed basket and Miss Madaline Lahr of Evansvllle will have a blue basket. They will scatter the lose petals in front, of the bride as she enters the ceremony room on the arm of her father, Mr. William Dudley Foulke, who will give her in marriage. Miss Foulke's gown is a handsome robe of white chiffon with while, vel vet trimmings stenciled in gold and silver. Her veil will fall to the bottom of her train, and will be caught at the crown of her head" by means of a rone of nearls. She will carry a DANDRUFF QUICKLY STOPPED There is only way to cure dandruff and that is to kill the germs. There is only one hair preparation that will kill the germs and that Is iAildredina Hair Remedy. This unusual hair restorer with its record of thousands of cures will grow hair on ' any head Where there is any life left; It cures dandruff, stops falling, hair ..and. itching of the soa!p in three weeks of your money back. - It is the most pleasant and invigorating tonic, is not sticky or greasy and is used extensively by ladles of refinement who desire to have and to keep their hair soft, lustrous and luxuriant 50c and $1:00 a bottle at druggists everywhere. FREE--We will send a large trial bottle. free by return mail to anyone sending this coupon to Mildred Louise Co., Boston, Mass.,. with name and address and 10c In silver to pay postage. For sale by A. G. Luken & Co.

Clubs : Weddings i--' - Dances

Mrs. Jeannette ' Bland and Mrs. Joseph Craighead of North Tenth street, were guests in Cincinnati yesterday. - ' , v . ' ., .. - ' Miss Cecilia D. Lebert, a young piano teacher of this city,, who also has a large class In Richmond, will present her Richmond pupils two recitals at Richmond, one on Thursday, June 15. and the other a. week later, Thursday, June 22. , Both recitals will be given at the' high' school auditorium

English Woman Annexes Golf Tile Here is Mrs. William J. Gavin, the English golfer, who won the Women's Eastern Golf association championship at Manchester, N. H. ; She' came to this country a year ago, and last season was runner up to Mrs. C H. Vanderbeck in the national championship. - . . A ' .

in Richmond. . A musical .treat is in Store for those who attend. Dayton News. ' Saturday evening an old-fashioned dance will be given in the Wilson Magaw barn, four miles south of the city and the public is cordially Invited to attend. Piano Lnd drum will furnish the music. it? I Mrs. Harmon Waltermann entertained in a delightful manner last evening at her home on South Twelfth street, in honor of Mrs. O'Laughlin of Evanston. Illinois, and also for Miss Bertha Boppart whose engagement to Mr. Martin J. Garrlty of Cleves, Ohio, was announced. The wedding will be solemnized in July. ; ; After . congratulations the evening was spent socially and with "music and- games. Refreshments were served. bouquet of sweet peas and bride's rose's. The bride fashioned her own wedding gown. Her bridesmaid, Miss Shirley Putnam, will wear a gown of mlue satin with white lace overdress. Her flowers will ; be sweetpeas and gladlolas. The Hicks' orchestra will play the Lohengrin and Mendelssohn wedding marches just before and . after the ceremony. Later a dinner will be served to the members of the families.', At- the bride's table will be the brothers and sisters-in-laws of the young ; people. Covers will be laid for fourteen guests. The table will be artistically decorated appropriate to the occasion. . Mr3. .William .Dudley Foulke,-as well as the sisters of the bride, will wear their own wedding gowns. Mrs. Foulke has some of her wedding cake. Seated at the bride's table will be Mr. and Mrs. James W. Morrisson of Chicago, Dr. and Mrs. Urie of Chicago, Mr. and Mrs. Julian Cates, Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Cates, .Rev. and Mrs. Stanley Hughes of Newport, R. 1, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lahr of Evansville, Miss Shirley Putnam of Washington, D. C, and Mr. Paul Herriott of San Francisco, Cal. - The other guests will be served on the portico near the dining room. At 8:30 o'clock there will be a reception, followed by a dance. The bride and bridegroom, with Mr. and Mrs. William Dudley Foulke and the attend ants, will be in the receiving line. The Hick's orchestra will play. One hun dred and twenty-flve guests will be entertained, and Include -near friends of the young people. The bride and bridegroom-to-be will leave tonight for San Francisco, but will spend some time in the Canadian Rockies before going to their new home. The bride's traveling suit is of blue cloth with black 6traw hat, Miss Foulke will be missed by her many friends, as she has been prom! nent in social and educational circles in the city. Mr. and Mrs." Ray Rentz of Indianap oils, are the parents of a baby daugh ter, Mary "Beatrice. Mrs. Rentz was formerly Miss Lillian O'Connor of this city, Mrs. Alida Rich, Keokuck, Iowa; Misses Miriam Furnas and Lucile Carter, Indianapolis; Miss Wilma Reeves. Camby. and Lillian Hayes, Dunreith, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. Edgar Nicholson during commencement week at Earlham college. Mrs. W. E. Ochiltree, Mr. William Ochiltree. Mrs. W. F. L. Sanders, Miss Hattie Williams and Mrs. H. L. Hurst motored to Richmond Tuesday and witnessed the pageant which was given on the beautiful Earlham campus. Connersville News. A birthday party was given Sunday by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Lahmann for their daughter, Catherine, who celebrated her twenty-first birthday anniversary. She was presented x with several presents. The house was decorated with carnations, roses and orange blossoms. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lahmann. Jr., Mrs. Henry Melners of "Richmond; Mrs. Agnes Snyder. Mr'. ' Edward Finch ' of Oxford, Ohio, Misses Regina Maag, i,l

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Dinners Club Affairs W.C.T.U.

home on North r street "by 'a number of friends who called to assist her - In celebrating her la celebrating her fifty-eighth birthday anniversary. The hours were spent socially and 'with music and games.-Supper was served. Mrs. Robert - Campbell . and son . of Washington, D. C are the guests " of relatives, here. Mrs. Campbell was formerly Miss Pearl Cisco. . . Two hundred . guests attended-, the pretty lawn party ' given Wednesday 16 a.j .V--V.V.'.-...-I V hi I. iMirniiii --o. x&T vac V V .-'V. jcW- N ..Cw. SERYCE V v V v-

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afternoon from. 3 until' - 5 o'clock at the home of Mrs. A. I Bernhard and Mrs. J. Ei Cathell, South A street, in honor, of Mrs. Josiah Evans Cowles of Los Angeles, Cal., who is In town attending . the Earlham commencement. Among, the - guests were representatives .of all the federated dubs of the city, including . Athenaea, Music study club. Woman's Collegiate Teachers' Federation Wayne County Teachers association, Art association. Aftermath. Domestic Science, Francis Willard . WV C. T. 1 .West Richmond W. C. T; .U., Cycle club. Ticknor club. Progressive ; Literary and several other. . -. v .. - - - '.Among tha out-of-town guests were Mrs. Thomas Harrison and daughter, Mrs. Scott Hiser. Mrs. J. Edgar Mote, Mrs. Timothy Harrison, Miss Bertha Hill i of Indianapolis, Miss vMable Bo wen of Lynn, Mrs. Passmore Moore of New Jersey, Mrs. Muncie Martin of Lafayette, police matron at that place, Mrs. Patrick Cook of Anderson, Mrs. Doatt of; Westfleld and Mrs. Morris Jones of Lebanon A. number of the men were in attendance. - Mr. Harry C. Ross of New York city was an out-of-town guest. Miss Pearl O'Connelir assisted by her sister, Mrs. Charles Soper, entertained Tuesday evening with- a miscellaneous shower in honor of their sister. Miss Ethel O'Conneil, who will be married next week to Mr. Fred Semler. The house was beautifully decorated with pink and white irarden flowers and carnations. .Miss Jennie Wishmeyer presided at the punch bowl. A dainty pink luncheon was served. The bride-elect received a number of beautiful gifts including cut glass and silver. The invited guests ,were Mesdamea Carl Essenmacher, Charles Potter, George Semler. Ora: Parsons, Charles Hensbaugh. John Semler, Fred Brown, Ed Thompson, Pauline Johns, R. DeArmond, Eugene O'Conneil, Ella Wishmeyer; Misses Clare Jones, Nellie Vore, Daisy Down. Ines Vore, Hazel Ray, Helen Jones, Thelma Vore and Goldle Fisher. The Misses Jones will give- a six o'clock dinner Friday in honor of Miss O'Conneil. . The Woman's Home Missionary society of Grace M. E. church met at the home of Mrs. M. C. Price on the National Road, West, Wednesday. A business session was held and officers named as follows: President, Mrs. Mary Compton; first vice president, imifliunesv I For I B g 1 Ten? Day s I We Will Offer Unusual J Values in I Trimmed I Hats j 25 discount on one lot of Hats. Sport Hats and j 1 Children's Hats included. 1 10 Discount on j Midsummer Hats 1 j Flowers at Half Price Nolder's j 39 North 8th Street j IsrasinE ,At grocers everywhere.

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Miss Carrie Lesh: second vice president. Mrs. TJ. S. A. Bridge: recording secretary. 'Miss Elizabeth Close; corresponding secretary. Mrs. J. H. Henderson; treasurer. Mrs. A. B. Price; leaflet -secretary. Mrs, Mary Price; literature secretary. Miss Rose Dunn; mite box secretary. Mrs. C. F. Walters; Mrs. R. W. Phillips, SystemaUce Benefidence; Secretary of Mothers Jewels. Mrs. Smith. The meeting will be held In the- evening next year instead of afternoon. On account of the rain the picnic was held ln-doors.

business meeUng yesterday afternoon - m r. Aiuuxa wane l. In two weeks lunch day will bo observed at the home of Mrs. Carrinrton. : . , . A number of women who are members of -card clubs which have been meeting during the season held a Joint meeting Wednesday afternoon at Cliff Dale Auto club. The guests were conveyed to the club by, the Transportation company, cards were played at six tables. The favors went to MesTlrHa"Z Graham. John Maher. SvToe8h Chrles Krelmier. SEE- 2n- Jssup. lterJyoodworta 111(1 Edward Roser. After ;the game a delicious luncheon was served. Field flowers were used In decorating, the club. The guests were Mesdames Edward Cooper, Webb Pyle. Clarence Jessup. John Youngflesh, Glen Beeson-. Frank Watters, 5215,.? Alfr Collett Uxessman, Harry Graham. Charles f-,86' Frankel. Mason Byer. John Quill of Eaton. Ohio. Walter WoodT?hI?,?h3Kvaher' Charles Kreimeler. John Fitzglbbons. E. R. stover, Fred Gobel. Oakley Smith. Edward Roser. George Reid and Miss Pearl Otten of Hamilton, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Norris, the Misses Leonora and Alice Norris of Rushville, were guests hare thf ed tt Earlham pageant Miss Helen Norris, a student at the college had a art in the pageant The Aid society of Reid Memorial hospital will not hold its annual Picnic tomorrow afternoon and evening.

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