Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 154, 11 May 1917 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, MAY 11, 1917 I Shtite, Mrs. Mather Kelscy and little eon Master Richard; Mrs. Jennie Jay, ! in two weeks at her home. North street - The subject ws Homane Ninth street Education." Mrs. Viola Wilson led the ' devotional. Mrs. Ida Bowers, Mra. Ida Mary Hill W. C. T. U. met yesterday Holainger and Mm. Grace Kit son gave with - Mrs. William Wickett, . Boyer readings. . . . . Where Richmond's Society Congregates Miss Elizabeth. Jay and Mrs. Smith. Miss.Esther Parxy entertains the club

Beautiful in its appointments of spring flowers was the luncheon vhlch Mrs. S. S. Saxton of Chi(ago, who is visiting her parents, Sirs. E. G. Hibberd. North Ninth street Save today at 1 o'clock at the Country club. The guests included members 6f the Thursday auction-bridge club. Mrs. H. B. Wilson of New York, who is with her daughter Mrs. Paul Cornstock, was a special guest. Covers were laid for Mrs. S. E. Smith, Mrs. Paul Comstock, Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd, Mrs. Rudolph G. Leeds, Mrs. Albert D. Gayle, Mrs. Julian Cates, Mrs. Margaret Starr, Mrs. Harry Lontz, Mrs. H. H. Wilson of New York, Mrs. Frederick J. Carr, Mrs. Wlllard Z. Carr and Mrs. S. S. Saxton. - .

Mr. Fred Woodyard of Chicago, is the guest of his aunts, the Misses Cole and his sister. Miss Grace Woodyard. South Tenth street, enroute to Indianapolis where he will enter the Fort Benjamin Harrison Training camp. Miss Miriam Krone of Reeveston, is spending the week-end in Newcastle with Miss Janet Millikan. A dancing party will be given Saturday evening at the Country club by members of the May social committee for a number of young men who are Slaving for Fort Benjamin Harrison. The women are asked to wear white skirts and blouses with red crosses for arm and caps to represent Red Cross nurses. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Trueblood of Philadelphia, are the parents of a baby son. Mr. Trueblood is the Bon of Professor and Mrs. W. N. Trueblood, National Road, West. Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Burns, North Fifteenth street, have, as their guests, their kinspeople, Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Perry of Windfall, Ind. .Mrs, C. O. Shejlenback of Long Beach, California, is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hill, North Eighteenth street. Mrs. Charles Kreimeir will entertain members of the Five Hundred club Wednesday afternoon. . Mr. Orrln Draver, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Draver. of the E. R. Draver Manufacturing company, and Elizabeth Chrisman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Chrisman, 442 South Ninth street, met yesterday in Cincinnati and were secretly wed at Covington. Ky. i Tt had been understood by the parents j

of both parties that the wedding would take place within the next year. Several weeks ago the groom's father

decided to open branch offices in Havana, Cuba. He sent his son Orrln to take charge of the branch. Mr. Draver cabled Miss Chrisman to meet him in Cincinnati yesterday afternoon. The first Intimation the parents had of the wedding or of Mr, Draver's presence in this country, took place last evening when the couple stepped off the Pennsylvania train from Cincinnati. Mr. and Mrs. Draver wtfl tour the northeast In a motor car for two months, and thence to Buenos Ayres, Argentine, where a branch office of the Draver Manufacturing company will be opened. There were eighty guests present Thursday afternoon to welcome Mrs. Alexander L. Nicklas when a reception was given at St. John's Lutheran church by the women of the church. The committee was composed of Mesdames George Kauper, Henry Koehring, Charles rschfield, Walter Kehlenbrink and Edward Stien. Rev. Mr. Nicklas made an informal talk.

Women members of the St. Paul's Lutheran church have arranged for a missionary tea to be given Thursday afternoon at the chapel. Women of the other Lutheran church of the city are invited. ,v. After the prayer service last evening at the Reid Memorial l. P. church the Social Aid made plans for the missionary programs.

Mr. Roger Giles, a student at Hanover, has been spending a few days with his. parents, Superintendent and Mrs. J. T. Giles, South Fifteenth street, enroute to Indianapolis where he will take examination for the Hospital Corps. New Idea Sewing circle members were entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Michael Hickey. Mrs. Homer Schepman was a guest. The faculty of Earlham College is giving a camp supper Wednesday eve

ning at the home of Professor and Mrs. Arthur Charles, National Road, East. The affair was postponed from this evening.

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This evening at the Middleboro School an entertainment will be given for the benefit of the decoration day fund. AH are welcomed. The program is as follows: Selection Jeffries Orchestra. Song Mixed Quartet. Reading Mary Edna McCoy. Violin solo Miss Inez Hough, with

piano accompaniment by Miss Artha Hough. Piano Solo Miss Edna Duke. Special humorous number Cloyd Thomas and Nile Patti. Duet Miss Rose Baker and Miss Lidia Addelman. Reading Miss Ruth Crampton. Piano Solo Miss Bernice Little. j Vocal Miss Esther Boyd. Drums and piano Mr. Nile Patti and Mr. Lowell Patti. j Reading Miss Charlotte Rogers. i

Violin Solo Miss Inez Hough, piano accompaniment, Miss Artha Hough. Duet Miss Winifred Little and Miss Marguerite Davenport. Selection Jeffries Orchestra. Song "America" The Luther League of Trinity Lutheran church met last evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuhlman. A business session was held. Later refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Klehfoth entertain the League in a month when there will be a special program. In celebration of the seventy-third birthday anniversary of her grandfather, Mr. John Seamon, Miss Gertrude Clark planned a surprise Wednesday evening at their home, East Main street. A luncheon was served. Those present were Misses Goldie Painter, Evelyn and Mildred Edwards, Madalon Beckett, Mildred Williams, Messrs. Ray Unthank, Arend Valaskamp, Charles Spaulding, Kenneth Toler, Paul Overman, Edwin Ealey, Bertram

Russell. Harry Ball, Mesdames Parshall, Roy Parshall, Persey Smith, Glenn Dennis and William Graham. Mrs. Walter Snaveley and children Miss Mary Louise and Master John Reid Snaveley have gone to Indianapolis to spend the week-end with Mr. Snaveley's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stafford entertained members of jthe Jolly Six club last evening at their home. Pearl street. . . Thursday afternoon Miss Mable Hasemeier's pupils in piano at Centerville presented the ' following program at the Christian church in the presence of a large number of friends and parents of the pupils: (a) Buttercups and Daisies. (Bilbro); (b) Johnny-Jump-Up, (Bilbro); (c) Learning to Waltz,' (Missa) Martha Commons, Veida King. O'er Hill and Dale, (Franz Adler) Ula Pike. (a) Scissor's Grinder, (Margaret Martin); (b) Somersaults, (Margaret Martin); (c) Happy Dreams, (Margaret Martin) Martha Commons. Dream Fairies Waltz, (Ducelle) Verda King. (a) Japanese Doll, (Swift); (b) Golden Star Waltz, (Streablog) Martha Cheesman. (b) Winter Good-Bye, (Hans Harthan); (b) Long Long Ago, (Hans Harthan) Miss Hasemeier, Mary Burris. (a) Singing to Dollie, (Steinheimer); (b) Presto Waltz, (Schultz Op. 61 No. 3) Audrey Dynes. (a) Good Night Little Girl, (Cramm Op. 14 No. 3); (b) The Dancing Girl, (Lemont Op. 5) Mary Burris. Vocal, (a) Dear Little Violets, (Moultrie-Erhmaun); (b) Run Little Rivulet Run, (Moultrie-Ehrmaun) Ruth Commons.

(a) Dance of the Sunbeams. (Cadman); (b) Military Drill, (Engel)--Edna Vorhces. Song to Spring, (Louis Dannenberg)

Carrie Cheesman. Approach of Spring, (Eartorio Op. 785 No. 1) Mary Dunkel, Edna Vor-, hees. I Birthday Greeting, (Paul Hiller Op. ; 66 No. 12) Neva Kellam. j Tarantelle, Nolleh Op. 77) Mary Dunkel. (a) La Ciuquaintaine, (Lock Op. 161); (b) March From Faust, (Gon-uod-Krug Op. 196 No. 3) Ruth Commons. . , Les Myites, (Paul Wachs) Edna Johnston. j This evening Mrs. Mary A. J. Ballard's Sunday school class of the West Richmond Friends' church will meet in the Community house adjoining the , church. Mrs. Herman Hobson and Miss Alice Macy will be hostesses. ! There will be a special program and . refreshments. j Mrs. J. J. Rae, North Thirteenth . street, returned today from Elizabeth, ;

Illinois, where she has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. F. E.' Hagie. for some time. The King's Daughters of the South Eighth Street Friends church will meet Saturday afternoon instead of Friday at the home of Mrs. Laura Dickinson, 1828 East Main street On account of a missionary tea at St. Paul's Lutheran church Thursday afternoon the Missionary Sewing circle of St John's Lutheran church will not meet until the following week. The aid society of the East Main Street Friends church met yesterday afternoon at the church and the time was spent sewing. ...... Favors went to Mrs. George Reid, Mrs. Lynn Shaw and Mrs. Harry Graham Thursday afternoon when Mrs". Charles Border entertained members of the Teddy Bear Euchre club at her home, East Main street. In a fortnight Mrs. Henry Cheesman entertains-the club at her home, Pearl street. Stitch-Awhile club members were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Alonzo Massey. After the usual needlework there were refreshments.

Bethany Bible class members of the Second English Lutheran church are giving a market Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the basement of the church.

Guests at the meeting of the Coterie club held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Herbert Ball, National Road, East, were Mr3. Mary

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