Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 14, 28 November 1916 — Page 7

iai KiCHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY. , KOV. aa, Witt

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The Ways and Means committee of the . Domestic Science association wishes to thank Mr. Gaar and the

Coliseum management for the many courtesies extended them when the picture, "Sunshine and Shadows," was

given Saturday and Sunday. A cer

tain percent of the proceeds was given to the committee to be used for tha

Day Nursery. The tickets were print

ed through th courtesy of the Star?

Piano Company. - , - Mr. John Kenny of State street, who

has been ill for some time expects to

leave soon for Texas, where he will spend the winter with his sons who are living on the border, Mrs.' W. L. Mott and Mrs. R. B. Niles have returned from Muncle

where they attended the funeral of

their nephew, Mr. Carl wilcoxen, who was killed in an accident at Michigan City last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Lucas are the proud parents of a baby son. Master Raymond, born Monday at their home, 418 North Twenty-first street Mrs. Lucas 1b the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ford, North E street. Miss Betty Cook and Mr. Everett Hoerner of Dayton, Ohio, were guests of Miss Dot Marine, Sunday. MrsJ.W. N. Trueblood entertained members of the Aftermath society this afternoon. Mrs! S. W. Hod Kin, a member of the Francis Willard W. C. T. U. of this city, went to Indianapolis where she was one of the main speakers Monday afternoon at the ratification meeting of the Central W. C. T. U. at the home of Mrs. 8. R. Artman. The principles of the union will be made known to the fifty new members who Joined during the National W. C. T. U. convention.

Members of a Sunday school class of the First Presbyterian church taught by Mrs. D. L. Mather were hospitably entertained Saturday afternoon at her home, North Twelfth street. The time was spent socially and with music and games. Refreshments were served. The members are Misses Martha Jones, Gladys

Weiss, Clara, Wllklns,- Marjorie

Thomas, Gladys Weiss, Emma Fetta Louise Mather and Tbelma 8 chill

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Mrs. Walter Dalbey entertained members of a Sunday school class of the East Main Street Friends church Saturday afternoon. The time was

spent in sewing for Southland college

Refreshments were served. Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Roy Fry entertains the

: class.

In celebration of her ninetieth birth

, aay anniversary a uiuiier was bitch Kri F!Mrnhpth Rftiinrtprn - Snndav at

the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles

' Fryar and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Fryar,

South Thirteenth street Mrs. Saun

ders received a number of post cards

; flowers and other gifts. The guests

' from out of the city were Mrs. D. H Webb of Memphis, Tennessee, Mrs,

Wilbur Rldpath and son Master ' Thomas, of Indianapolis, and Mr. and

Mrs. B. M. Thomas of Hagerstown.

Mrs. E. R. Thompson entertained

her Sunday school class Sunday after

noon. The time was spent playing

games and telling stories. Dainty re

freshments were served. The mem'

bers of the class are Misses Grace

Ellsberry, Miriam Little, Julia McKel lar, Glenna Homan, Lois Nelson, Gladys Libking. Clara Carrington

Irene Martin and Ruth Dafner.

Engraved announcements were re

ceived here telling of the marriage of Miss Lulu Greye Matthews, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles R

Matthews to Mr. F. Hilton Long, Tues

day, the twenty-first of November.

Mr. and Mrs. Long will reside at 743 South Burlington Apartment 4, Los Angeles, California. Mr. Long is the

son of Mrs. Vern Thomas of South

Twelfth street and the bride is a rela

tive of Mr. and Mrs. John Emory, West Main street She at one time resided here. Both young people have a host

of friends who are glad to extend con

gratulatlons. Mr. Long is In the em

ploy of a chemical company In Los

Angeles.

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gresham Butler of Richmond, will come this week to spend Thanksgiving with Mrs. Butler's

mother, Mrs. James C. Norrls. India

napolis Star.

The eighth annual Thanksgiving ball

of the Psi Iota Xi sorority will be held

in the Chambers-Bally ball at. New

Castle Thursday evening and the

Mitchell orchestra will play. Guest3 from this city who will attend are

Misses Charles Curtis and Lloyd Rust

Miss Helen Nicholson will have as

her guest over Thanksgiving, Miss

Helen Gilbert of Springfield, Ohio.

One hundred and fourteen persons.

members of the Tirzah aid society of

the Ben Hur lodge and their families enjoyed a banquet Saturday evening in the Commercial club rooms. The color scheme pink and white, the aid colors, was carried out. Pink and white carnations were the flowers

used. An elaborate dinner was served. After dinner there were cards and

dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Snaveley and lit

tle daughter returned Sunday from In

dianapolis, where they have been

spending some time with Mr. Suave ley's parents. - .

Tuesday morning at 9:30 o'clock the

Art Study class will meet in the Public Art Gallery at the high school instead of meeting Wednesday morning on account of Thanksgiving. Mrs. Paul Comstock will be the leader and will

talk on the artist,' "Whistler." All members are invited to be present

Where Americans Offer Help

Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Thomas and son Wallace, will 6pend Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Burton Carr. After Thanksgiving Mrs. Thomas will go to New York City, where she will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Kelly are spending the season there.

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At the top Is a scene In the American Ambulance Hospital in Paris. Below left to right are shown American women in England who have been active in. work for the British Red Cross. From left to right they are: Mrs. Lewis Harcourt, Lady Paget and Mrs. Ava Willing Astor.

The Aid society of the First Pres byterlan church will give a bazaar Tuesday, December 5. There will be a number of prettily decorated booths at which all sorts of articles suitable for Christmas gifts may be procured. The pure food booth wiil be a special feature and plum . puddings may be purchased at this booth. Mrs. D wight Young's circle will have charge of the lunch which will be served beginning at 11:30 o'clock 4n the morning. Busi

ness men and women are invited , to

come in for luncheon. The bazaar will be open all day and evening. ( The Social Aid of the Reid Memorial U. P. church will meet Friday afternoon with Mrs. G. W. Gault at her home, 212 North West Third street. . . t i . . ...:)' ;

; Honoring the birthday of the twin sons of Mrs. Edna Dagler, Louis and Warren, a number of their relatives arranged a surprise Sunday at their

home in Rushville. The table was ap

pointed with two birthday cakes lighted with. thirteen; candles. The guests

from this city were Mr. and Mrs. Wil

liam: Dagler, Mir. and Mrs., Charles Dagler,' Miss Leone Dagler and Miss

Stella Walker. . . i ' Forty members attended the meeting of the West Richmond W. C. T. TJ.

held Monday afternoon at the. home of Mrs. S. Edgar Nicholson. After a short business session Mrs. O. N. Huff

of Fountain City, gave a splendid ac

count of .the national convention at Indianapolis. Mrs. Roscoe Kirkman, who also attended, made a few brief

remarks. "As this was the postponed meeting the business session will be

held December 4, and the hostess will i

be named later. All persons who have not responded to the post cards issued by the so

cial committee of the Elks' lodge for the Thanksgiving tall : Wednesday evening are asked to do so as early as possible. ' JDanclng ' will begin at 8:30 o'clock. The committee has com

pleted, all plans and expects to make this one of the charming social events of the Thanksgiving time. Luncheon will be ' served. .An orchestra composed of Mr. Walter Runge, violin;

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Prescription for for IS rears the auhdard ikin remedy a liquid used externally it taut lelief from itch.

Mr. Carr Weisbrod, banjo; Mr. Roland NuBbaum, basson; Mr. Frank Mikesell,: coronet; Mr. Henry Runge, clarionet; Mr. John AiWnjans, and Mr. Thomas Grissell, pno;-'W& play. There 'Will be a nuproer of sojourning Elks in attendance.' '

? Mrs. John1 Ackerman .entertained members" of a" card club (St evening at her home, South Eighth street Mrs. Bartel was eiven the favor. In

two weeks Mrs. John Bartel enter

tains the club. Mrs. H. i G. Starr . of Washington boulevard, wil go to Richmond tomorrow .to spend some time. , Mrs. Gath Freeman, , of Richmond, : who 6pent the week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Starr, will return home today. Indianapolis Star. Miss :- Marie Stout has returned home after a visit with Mrs. F. M.

Conklin at Connersville;

HARTZELL IS HOME FROM ROMANIA

By the introduction of jventilating devices a lead smelter works in Hungary-reduced the illness among its employes from 75 per cent, to 3 per cent.

ECONOMY, Ind.7" Nov. 28. J. "A. Hartzell, son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Veal, is in, New York on his way back from Roumania to Economy, where with. Mrs. Hartzell, who is accompanying him, he hopes to eat Wayne county Thanksgiving turkey this week. Hartzell is the Roumanian representative of the Standard Oil company, and if war conditions had not prevented his stay, he would have completed a term of three years In that country on February 1, 1917. The smashes which the Teutonic armies are delivering in that country necessitated his return to the United States. Mr. and Mrs.- Hartzell arrived in New York Monday. .

Thanksgiving.' "Today' Indianapolis retailers were asking- 35' cents 'a -pound upward for turkeys, and the demand apparently exceeded the supply. In most cities In "the state, according to produce dealers, at least 30 cents, a pound is demanded for turkeys.

: New Zealand is' preparing to sow' a large acreage In wheat. K

TURKEY PRICE ADVANCES

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 28. The turkey threatens to take the joy out of

Neal Patent Register Shield

Keeps the Walls Clean. Contains Pockat that Catches the Oust Throws heated air out into room. Supplies humidity by means of moisture pans. This increases the efficiency of the heating plant reduces coal consumption and prevents the bad effect of dry air on" furniture and floors. This is a positive fad. Improves the health of the family by supplying; clean, moist air to breathe. Substantially ninde in arUsticdesisti. finished in aluminum bronze; 14-in. aize tits. I-in. $1.50. Your hardware dealer will supply you, or if not, we will send direct by Parcel Post upon receipt of price. HALL HARDWARE C04 Manufacturer INDIANAPOLIS

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TURKEY Supper 50c Thanksgiving Day

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Jewelry at Kennedy's

For Wednesday Only On this day to make room for our very newest Christmas stock, we are going to sell the following articles for One Dollar each Bar Pins, Brooches, Scarf Pins, Cuff Links, Rings, Neck Chains, Lavallieres, Watch Chains, Fobs, Children's Neck Chains, Men's Belts, Hat Pins, Vanity Cases, Gold ' Plated Knives,; Bracelets, Picture Frames, Salt and Pepper Sets and many other articles. .Every one of these articles will make a simple, inexpensive Christmas gift; they have all been greatly reduced for Wednesday only.

One Special Assortment of Silver Mesh Bags and Vanity Cases, Sterling Silver Manicure Sets ; very attractive, good quality; (J?1 Afl price only

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tThe Busiest, Biggest Little Store in Town'

LADIES' SOLID GOLD RINGS These are all good looking and extraordinary Bargains OA QQ at

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wish to have their orders delivered early during the k 'eM m MMAJ holidays we have installed, another phone. Let us l" ft ''sA$T) sMxWt A have your orders and we assure you quick delivery. fe 1 WPh. Wk ' jT?

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NOTICE TO HUNTERS No hunting allowed on the farm of R. G. Leeds on the Straight Line Pike. Free Lunch. Turkey and

oyster dressing Thanksgiving eve at 8 p. m. Gesty Kromer's Place, 823 North E. St.

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CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our friends and

neighbors for the kindness shown at the death of our beloved mother, also for the floral offerings of the Starr Plan Co., and employes, also Room 16 of Garfield.

Mr. Christian Westerkamp and chil

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Turkey and dressing Free

Thanksgiving Eve, 7:30, at the Indiana, 16 N. 6th. 28 2t

NOTICE TO HUNTERS No hunting allowed on the

farm of R. G. Leeds on the

Straight Line Pike.- ; .

DAN GALVIN GIVES TURKEY LUNCH Roast turkey and oyster

dressing Thanksgiving eve, 8 p. m., at new location, 199 Ft. Wayne Ave. 2811

Komquats Brussel Sprouts Fresh Tomatoes Fresh Radishes Fresh Cucumbers Fresh Spinach Fresh Cranberries Fresh Carrots Fresh Head Lettuce Fresh Curly Lettuce Fresh Celery Mangoes Cauliflower Chestnut -Grapes Oranges, '

Grape-Fruit Apples Bananas

Dressed ' TURKEY CHICKEN DUCK GEESE

Holland Brand Peas Phoenix or San Marto Blend Coffee I Lippincott Apple Butter Stork Peanut Butter Rising Sun Oats

NOTICE, We will be closed all day Thanksgiving, so place your orders early

DICKINSON TRUST COMPANY'S SAFETY DEPOSIT VAULT Fire, Theft and Carelessness Are the Chief Causes of Loss to Valuable Documents. Our New Safety Deposit Vault The Best and Strongest in the City. Offers you full protection from the first two risks. If you keep them in a box in this vault, you eliminate the last risk. You cannot afford to be without this protection and satisfaction, when for $2.50 PER YEAR AND UPWARD you can rent a private box and provide perfect security for your valuables. May we have the pleasure of showing you this "Modern Stronghold .

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