Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 26, 12 December 1916 — Page 6

1 iviGE SIX. THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, TUESDAY, DEC 12; 1916 by Miss Irene Wigmore at her home, South Seventh street. A Christmas pie was a feature of the meeting. Each member brought a gift and these were placed ;in the pie and' later drawn out by the guests. , This oc casioned much amusement. The remainder of the-evening was spent socially and with music ' and games. Miss Minnie Wigmore assisted In entertaining. A delicious luncheon was served. Miss 'Minnie Wigmore was made a member. - Those present were Misses Leona Wigmore. Minnie Burris, Helen McMinn, Donna Hyde, Hester Williams, Eleanor Smith, Lorene Shissler, Irene Wigmore and Charlotte Rogers. The next meeting will be h A la four weeks at the bom of Miss Leittf. Cmith. , After a -.ilcasant visit here MJf Marguerite ' rin'.:meyer has return to her heme i Indianapolis. ' am it?

Social Calendar

Annual dinner and meeting at the Country club for all members of the club. Mrs. Mary Richardson hostess for meeting of Current Events club. ( . ' ;: Mrs. Harry Townsend hostess for meeting of Narcissus Embroidery club. ; v J3. G. C." club meets Xvith Mrs. Lee Turner. . Mrs. Anthony Stever hostess for meeting of Penny club. Art Study class meets in the uditorium at the high school and "rs. M. F. Johnston will talk. Tlrzah aid society of the Ben Hur lodge meets with Mrs. Edgar Milligan, 534 North Eighteenth street. Mrs. M. Haas hostess for meeting of .Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the . , First English Lutheran, church. . Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary society of the St. Paul's Lutheran church meets with Mrs. John Marshall, South Thirteenth street. Joy Bearers of Trinity Lutheran hurch gives bazaar and candy Ie at the Oakland Wall Paper lore, East Main street. Mrs. George Mansfield hostess :r meeting of the Christian Worn.n's Board of Missions of the Cenral Christian church at her home. Circle Number 5 of the aid jociety of the First Presbyterian fhurch. meets with Mrs. Dallas, 17 , North Fifth street. Penny supper at Grace M. E. church from 5:30 until 7:30 j'clock. Opening of bazaar and exchange it the Grace M. E. church. Mission Circle of the North Fourteenth Street Mission meets at the Mission House. Teachers class In dancing meets after school in the Pythian TempleStandard Bearers of Grace M. E. church meet at 4 o'clock at the church. Mrs. C. R. Woodhurst entertains members of a newly organized Thimblo club. Parent-Teachers association of Garfield school postponed meeting until in January. Basket supper and social given at the North A Street Friends church. Friends Foreign Missionary Society meets with Mrs. Rebecca Doris.

Monday afternoon the members of an auction-bridge club were hospitably entertained by Mrs. Fred Gobel at' her home, Cambridge City. Mrs. Gobel had as her honor guests Mrs. George Babcock and Mrs. Edwin Calloway of Cambridge City. Cards were played at two tables. The favors went to Mrs. Wiilliam Eikonberry, Mrs. George Babcock &vA Mrs. Edwin Calloway. After the game a delicious luncheon was served. The guests from this city were Mesdames George Held. Edward Cooper, Glen Eeeson, Frank Watters, Oakley Smith, Charles Taylor and uMiiiniYi Kikenberrv. On account of

the holidays the next meeting will not. be held for four w?eks when Mrs. Frank Watters will be hostess at her cpartmentB in the McConaha flats.

Last evening several members of

the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity formed a theatre party at the Murray. Tha party was composed of Messrs. Adolpa Getz, Julian Dunbar, Howard Smith, Robert Tomlinson, Everett Skinner, Joe Smltbmeyer, Fred Bayer, William Williams and Homer Ramsey.

ized will be given. All citizens who are interested in the disposal of the money are invited to attend. V. V. club members were entertained in a delightful manner last evening

A' costume party was riven Monday afternoon when mem

bers of the Monday afternoon thimble club met at the home of Mrs. Walter Woodward, College avenue. The rooms were arranged with the Christmas colors. Many unique costumes were in evidence. One gown dated back in the eighties and was very pretty. Mrs. Woodward and Miss Olive Wildman were attractive in the wedding gowns of their mothers. The little son of Mrs. Paul Brown wore a dress which his father had worn when he was four years of age. All the gowns were very attractive, adding to the beauty of the scene presented by the many guests. Special guests of the club were Mrs. Ruf us Allen, Mrs. Spradling, Mrs. Raymond Binford and Mrs. Edwin Jay. The hostess served delicious refreshments. At the ; next meeting Mrs. Paul Brown will be hostess. - r- ' - : : -

There was a good attendance last evening when the members of the Monday evening skating club met in the Coliseum. One more skating party will be given and then the club will adjourn until after Christmas. Among the skaters were Mr. and Mrs. James Dillon, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Border, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Bullerdick, Mr. and Mrs. George Cunningham, Mrs. Trun-

key, Mrs. Fred Mahret, Mrs. Lauren ' Whitsell, Mrs. Piatt, Misses Cornelia!

Border, Rosamond Border, Martha

Gaar Jones, Elizabeth Thomas. Leona

Corey, Margaret Jones, Irma Wilkins. Olive Jones, Cordia Sharp, Pauline Hiatt, Martha Iliff, Mable Shafer, Elizabeth Tarkelson, Mable Reed; Nora Winters, Thelma Wysong, Loretta Evans, Nell and Irene Reed, Hazel Miller, Lucile Mahret, Messrs.

Myron Malsby, Harry Kates, Edgar

Loehr, Lawrence Jessup, William Will lams, Lloyd Dye, Charles Mills, Ray

Newman, Grant Fry, Fred Romey,- Victor Newman, Ernest Porter, Eber Williams, Ray Jones, Paul Miller, Henry Beck, Wilson Taggart, Ray Lichtenfels, William Dean and Clay Runyan. The Drama League will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock in the Mor-

risson-Reeves Library. Reports of the !

year s activities will be submitted and the financial report of Mr. Fred S. Bates, treasurer of the Shakespearan festival held last spring and from which three hundred dollars was real-

Weak Women Made Strong and Healthy How many women do you know who are perfectly well, strong and healthy as a woman should be? They may not

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Jliiiry December 13th and Ml Mr. Rikley, representing one of the largest firms of manufacturing furriers in America will be here on the above mentioned dates with his magnificent display of FURS which will be - specially shown in connection with our own fine line

If you contemplate the purchase of Furs for Christmas, this is a most fortunate opportunity for you.

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GIRLS' ONE-PIECE YOKE DRESS

Children pull at the heart strings and their slightest illness means anxiety. For nearly a half century mothers have' had Dr. King's New Discovery at hand for croup, congestion, coughs, colds and grippe. . The mildly laxative ingredients expel the cold germs, the choking phlegm ia raited, the congested chest ia relieved, the cough loosened and a serious illness is averted. Get a bottle of Dr. King's New

Discovery at youx druggist to-day.

1S79 Galatea, gingham, chambrey,

perge, gabardine, voile, shepherd check and plaid suiting, velvet and

corauroy would be nice for this

model. The dress may be worn with

out the dickey nad finished without

tne pockets ana belt..

The pattern is cut in 4 rizpr? fi

8. 10 and 12 years. It requires 3 1-4

yards or 44-mcn material for an 8

year size.

A pattern of this illustration mailed

to any address on receipt of 10 cents in silver or stamps. '

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For Xmas Gift Suggestions

A Dress Pattern of Silk or Woof Goods will make a charming Gift of Practical val Four Specials of Interest

8-pieces Wool Challie, special Kfip price, per yard

40 different shades of Crepe De Chine and Charmeuse, Xmas 9Q special, per yard.

15 pieces Wool and Silk Poplin, worth $1.50 per yard; Xmas special $J Qg Black Charmeuse and Satin, of all Silk; Xmas special, per 7Str yard 1 ou

Gift Suggestions from the Dress Goods Dep't Practically all shades of Serge, Santoy, Poplin, Shepherd's Check, Challie, and many other weaves suitable for dresses. For skirts we are showing a very large collection of Plaids and Stripes, Wash Silks for Men's and Women's Shirts. For Evening Gowns and Party Dresses we have a charming line of Pussy Willow Taffeta, Charmeuse and Crepe Meteor. Stripes, Plaid Taffeta and Messaline for separate skirts. Black Silk for all uses. Undergarment Silks in light shades, Kimono Silk in Floral Patterns. ;

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