Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 41, Number 195, 4 July 1916 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND J5UN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, JULY 4, 19is

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Social Calendar

Mrs. Walter Eagle entertains members of an auction-bridge club at Country club. Aid society of Chester M. E. church meets at the church. Woman's Foreign Missionary society of the C-race M. E. church meets with Mrs. J. C. Trump. Woman's Foreign Missionary fcociety of First . M. E. church meets with Mrs. C. C. Thomas, North Seventeenth street. Woman's Character Builders' class of Central Christian church meets with Mrs. Charles Roland, North A street. Woman's Loyal Moose Circle meets in evening at 7: SO o'clock at Moose Hall. Miss Nola Russell entertains members of the A. N. C. club. Missionary society of the First llaptlfct church meets with Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, South Elf-venlh street.

The annual reunion of the Mather family will be held late this afternoon Bnd evening. In addition to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mather. Miss Mary Mather, Miss Louise Mather, Mrs. D. L. Mather, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mather, Mrs: Jay and family with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Mather there will be a number of special guests. Supper will be served at 6:30 on the lawn. f Mill I ) The social committee of the Knights of Columbus Lodge has announced the first social function of the summer Tor the members and their friends. The affair will be in the nature of a dance and will be given Thursday tevenlng. July fi. in the pavilion at Glen Miller park. There will be fcpeclal dance music.

of the Woman's Foreign Missionary

society of First M. E.-church at her home on North Seventeenth street. It is urged that all members be present Mrs. Everett Lemon will be hostess Thursday afternoon for a meeting of the Woman's Aid society of Reld Memorial hospital at her home on the National road. East. The hours will

be spent in making articles for use at the hospital. The New Harmony Dancing club will give the second of a series of dances Friday evening in the Eagles' hall. The Dixon Saxophone trio will play. Mrs. Jessie Allee-Kumler of Dayton, is the guest of friends In the city for a few days. . Mrs. Charles Mabey will be the leader Wednesday afternoon when the Woman's Missionary society of the First Baptist church meets with Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor at her, 40 South Eleventh street. There will be special music.

A business meeting of the Woman's Character Builders' class of Central Christian church will be held Wedresdayafternoon at the home of Mrs.

Charles Roland, North A street.

The card party usually given each Tuesday evening in the Moose hall wilj not be held this evening on ac

count of the Fourth. The party will be given next week. The board of lady managers of Home of the Friendless did not meet yesterday afternoon. The meeting will , be held July 10. Members are asked to heed the change.

Members of an .auction-bridge club will be entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Walter Kngle at the Country dub. This evening Mr. and Mrs. Harry Land will entertain fourteen guests It ifce Country club. The guests will bnjoy the fireworks and the dancing Ifter the picnic supper. t Family dinners with picnics were features of the day's social calendar. A number of persons spent the day lit the lakes in Indiana. Several of, Ihe parties will not return home until Ihe latter part of the week.

Mrs. Florence Binford of Greenfield, Ind., conference secretary, will make an address Wednesday afternoon when members of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society of Grace M. E. church will be entertained by Mrs. J. C. Trump. 2024 North F street. Friends of the society are invited to attend.

The Home Economic Study class of District No. 6 will meet, next Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Nugel instead of meeting this afternoon , on account of the Fourth.

Miss Bertha Waltermann will be hostess Tuesday afternoon, July 11, for ;i meeting of a card club at her home on South Twelfth street.

THANKS LOCAL BOY FOR CITY'S WELCOME

The members of the aid society of

I'hcsler will meet Wednesday after-

boon in the town hall. All members

Paul Mitchell, SI 4 Sheridan street, wrote his name and address on a slip

of paper and handed it to one of the

! soldiers of the Seventh New York

when thev nasaprf thrrme-h PirhmnnH

Ire asked to be present as important, week He hag received the fol. lu:inr.-.K matters will be considered. , ,., rmiM,in n c MPri

from Dallas, Texas. "This regiment won't forget the reception your town gave us; it was fine. We should reach the border tomorrow and will certainly be glad to get there. ALLEN JEFFERTS, Sergt. Co. K., 7th Inf. N. Y. N. G.

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This photograph shows National Guardemen of New York loading ammunition for shipment to Brownsville, Texas, where the National Guardsmen from New York are now being rushed.

MISS. RUTH EVANS WEDS HORACE REID AT CAMBRIDGE CITY

r I Miss Irene Gormon and Mr Edward tyan went to Kentucky to attend the faces given on the Fourth. . Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Bryson of North rhlrteenth street, are spending a few-

ays in Connersville visiting Mrs.

iryson s brother, Mr. J. M. Stevens

Ind wife.

kA special program will be presented rednesday afternoon when Mrs. C. C. gliomas will be hostess for a meeting

Henry Clay served as Speaker of the house of representatives longer than any other person.

Taft to Stump For Mr.

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CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, July 4. The marriage of Miss Ruth Evans, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel W. Evans, and Horace Reid was solemnized Sunday afternoon at their home on Maple street. Rev.-Charles Shults cf the Christian church performed the ceremony. After congratulations, ice cream, cake .and punch, showing the bridal colors of pink and white, were served by Miss Gladys Evans-, sister of the bride and Miss Dorothy Moore, a cousin of the bridegroom. Mr. and Mrs. Reed received a number of beautiful gifts cf silver, cut glass; linen and house furnishings. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dan -Evans and family, Mr, ilnd Mrs. D. A. Reed of Indianapolis, parents of the bridegroom, Mr. and Mrs.

Henry Melhorn of Indianapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Melhorn, Clarence Melhorn, Miss Mabel Banks,; Messrs. and Mesdames Irank Tingle of Connersville, James Gaumer and son Robert, Walter Messick of New Castle, Albert McBride of Dublin, P. Boyer of Milton. B. F. Griffin, J. W. Moore, Miss Dorothy Moore. Mrs. Grace Beard and daughters Mary and Bernice, Misses Pauline Green, Helen Johnson and Arthur Reese.

BUYS TAYLOR'S BARN

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CENTER VI LLE, Ind., July 4. Mr. and Mrs. Nate Larnott and Misses Nettie and Myrtle Charman attended the funeral of John Jackson of Cambridge City Friday Wm. Van Tilberg has bought out "Chalk" Taylor of Richmond, who has a livery stable there. Mr. Van Tilberg will move his livery equipment from here and will begin business in his new place Mrs. James Study, mother of Mrs. John Adair has been very sick for the past week at her home south of Centerville. Her daughter is with her... ..Miss Dela Bowers was the recipient of many beautiful gifts at a shower given in her honor at Hagerstown last Thursday by Mesdames Fred Teetor and George Keager. Mis Bowers will be married in the near future to Mr.

Your Daily Laugh

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Some men are pluck on their Jobs nd some are not stuck enough.

The picture 6hows William Howard Taft, former president, and Charles ,vano Hughca, Republican nominee, at the latter's cummer home at Bridgetnplcn, L. I., Juct after Mr. Taft announced that he would take the stump ir Mr. Huoheo. .

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E. M. Preston "of Tipton. Ind Misses Pearl Homer and Gladys Stevens spent Sunday at Dayton Harry

Leisure and family of New Paris, O., spent Sunday, with . Mrs. Leisure's father, Pleasant Bond.

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THE UNIVERSAL CAR, Among the daily requirements of every family none is more appropriate than the Ford. Sedam, so cozy, comfortable refined and easy to drive. The delights of the electric car with the Ford economy in price and ' maintenance. The Sedam is $740 ; Coupelet $590 ; Runabout $390 ; Touring Gar $440; Town Car $640, f. o. b. Detroit. On sale at

BETHARD AUTO AGENCY 1117 Main Street. Phone 1041

TOY BALLOONS PRESENT WORST SOURCE OF FIRE

'The toy balloon 1b the most dangerous thing with, which we have to contend In preventing serious Fourth cf July fires," declared Fire Chief Miller today. "The most serious firea are caused by Its use, and people should not only exercise more care in sending up these balloons, but should watch all falling balloons, to see that thev do not set any roofs on fire." The state fire marshal has declared in a bulletin that Immediate action should be ta!;en by the state of Indiana to prevent the use of these balloons. The most serious fire in the state last year during the Fourth of July celebration occurred at Tcrre H-ute, where a gas filled balloon fell on a manufacturing plant and caused $12,600 damage. The number of fire losses from fire

works has decreased every year since the asitation in favor of a safe and sane Fourth," (the bulletin declares. "In 1913 there were 49 losses, in 1914 there were 28. and in 1915 only 10.

Fire prevention really prevents."

Fire Chief Miller asks that the citi

zens exercise care in the celebration of the Fourth, and that it be made strictly safe and sane.

FIREWORKS BARRED AT INSANE ASYLUM

Games and music will constitute the entertainment to be given to the inmates of Easthaven asylum at an outing which will be held this afternoon in the grove near the hospital buildings. It is expected that 700 Inmates will be taken to the grove for the Fourth of July celebration. Refreshments will be served, and no pains have been spared to make the affair a pleasant one for the patlent9. Dr. Smith stated today. There will be no exhibition of fireworks in the evening, because of the

danger of exciting tha patients.

T HEATORIUM TONIGHT IJ& "FIVE FAULTS OF FLO" Masterpicture with Flo La Badie In 5 F.eel6

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MIAMI PROFESSOR

TEACHES IN EAST OXFORD, O., July 4. Mrs. Edgar

Ewing Brandon, vice president and

dean of Miami university, has gone to New York, where he will teach South

American history and geography in

the grammer school of Columbia university, a work for which he was

chosen by the Carnegie Foundation for the . Promotion , for International Peace. logalIrmIos on oxford lights

OXFORD, O., July 4. It is possible that the village council may not 6pend $1.0,000 on new equipment for the municipal electric light plajit. A Rich

mond (Ind.) company has offered to i

furnish current at 2.9 cents per kilowatt, and the Woodsdale-Miami River Hydraulic company has quoted a price of 2 cents per kilowatt. The village authorities claim they can not generate current for less than 5 cents per kilowatt.

Deduced to a per diem basis, the war has cost France SO cents daily for each inhabitant.

Constipation and Indigestion. "I have used Chamberlain's Tablets and must say they are the best I have ever used for constipation and indigestion. My wife also used them for indigestion and they did her good," writes Eugene S. Knight, Wilmington, X. C. Chamberlain's Tablets are mild and gentle in their action. Give them a trial. You are certain to be pleased with the agreeable laxative effect which they produce. Obtainable everywhere. adv.

$1 Sale OF ALL Millinery Commencing Dollar Day Wednesday Commencing Wednesday of thiB week we will sell every trimmed hat in the store for $1.00 Off Regular Price Choice of every Untrimmed Hat for $1.00. Children's Hats, worth $2.00 and $2.50, including trimmed Panamas, choice for $1.00. We will retrim your hats for $25c or reblock your old hat into a new shape. These are wonderful bargains. Call early and get your choice. Sale Continues 4 Days Only. Closes Saturday Night. Mrs. C. A. Breton 35 N. 8th Street.

All Kinds of Broken Metal Welded Perfectly. WHY PAY. for new parts of any kind of metal. We weld old parts whether worn or broken.

Weldex Mf

Expert Welder

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Cor. 12th and North E. Sts.

Phone 1494.

Consider the Saving In Time and Money.

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COLISEUM

TODAY SPECIAL ATTRACTION The Most Talked Of Picture in New York WM. A. BRADY Presents ALICE BRADY As "Mimi" in a Picturization of Henry Murger's

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EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION EXTRA Harry Frankel Will Sing

Admission: Adults 10 cents; Children 5 Cents ;