Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 168, 28 May 1917 — Page 6

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. MONDAY, MAY 28, 1917

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ociety News Here is What Your Neighbor is Doing Here

are the Clubs, Tea Parties, Dances, Engagements, Weddings and Church Societies about which Richmond Women Are Talking.

Invitations have been Issued by Mrs. John H. Nicholson and Miss Helen Nicholson for a luncheon to be Kiven Thursday at 1 o'clock at the Country Club as a courtesy to Mrs. Edmund Hlatt of Ray, Arizona, who la the guest of her parents. Guests ere asked to bring their knitting. Miss Adelaide Hodapp of New York, has been visiting Mrs. H. S. Maltby at ler home, 11 South West Second street. Mrs. J. H. Andress and sons, Hugh end Graham, motored here from Seymour Saturday and spent the weeknd at the H. S. Maltby home. Mr. and Mrs. George Schell, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Schell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cobel and Misses Ruth and Jeannette Tchell were entertained to dinner last 1 at their home. South Twelfth street evening by Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gobcl, South Twelfth street. Miss Eleanor Smith will entertain members of the V. V. club this evening. A meeting of the Brotherhood of the St. Paul's Lutheran church will be hsld this evening at the chapel. Mrs. George Eggemeyer entertained members of the Dorcas society this afternoon at her home. East Main street Mrs. B. M. Thomas spent the weekend in Kokomo the guest of Mr. and Mrs. V'oyle B. Kendall. I Mr. and Mrs. EdVard Balfe and i hildren of Connersvil'.e spent the veek-end with Mrs. Balfe's parents,

Ilr. and Mrs. Huber. t Mrs. Charles Skinner was the guest ( f relatives in Centerville Sunday and attended decoration day exercises. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Fulton and daughter. Miss Blanch, motored to West Alexandria, Ohio, Sunday and vistied Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Arthur. Mr. and Mrs. Walker Land and Miss Miriam Krone were among the guests from this city, who attended the commencement dance at the Coliseum in Newcastle, Friday evening. The ball :oom was prettily decorated for the occasion. The Mitchell orchestra of Jiushvllle played. Miss Carolyn Hutton will entertain members of a bridge club Tuesday afternoon at her home, North Fifteenth tstreet. As a courtesy to Miss Goldie Paintf r, who will be married Tuesday, June 5, to Mr. Ray Unthank, Miss Gertrude Clarke is to give a party Tuesday evening. A meeting of the Aid society of the West Richmond Friends' church will be held Tuesday afternoon in the Community House.

A Splendid Dress for Business and General Wear

Waist 1079. Skirt 1993. This model comprises Ladles' Waist pattern 1979. and Ladies' - Skirt pattern 1995. Serge. gabardine. satin, taffeta, cheviot, mixed suiting, linen, gingham, percale and other wash fabrics are nice for this style. The waist is cut in 7 sires: 34. 36, 3S, 40, 42, 44 and 46 inches bust measure. The skirt in 7 sizes: 22, 24, 26,. 28, 30, 32 and 34 inches waist measure. It requires 1 1-8 yards of 36-inch material for a 36-inch size. The skirt measures about 3 yards at the foot. ' This illustration calls for two separate patterns, which will be mailed to any address on receipt of 10 cents for each pattern, in silver or stamps.

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MAY SALE CLOSES THURSDAY BOSTON STORE

' Mr. and Mrs. Mark King spent Sun

day in Centerville with relatives.

Mrs. F. L. Peck, 527 North Twentyfirst street was taken to Reid Me

morial hospital, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Schuh of South Twenty-first street returned Sunday evening from Indianapolis, where they were called by the death of Mr. Schuh's father, J. C. Schuh. He was burled in Greenville, .Ohio, Friday morning. He at one time resided here with Mr. and Mrs. Schuh. John H. Campbell and Albert E. Bonsall returned last evening from West Virginia, where they attended a G. A. R. convention. In a few days they will go to Bloomington. Illinois, to attend a G. A. R. convention. Belated announcement has been made of the marriage of Mr. William Clay of Morgan, Kentucky, and Mrs. Ollie Rising of Chicago. They were married September 6, 1916. The engagement of Mr. John Green of East Germantown, Indiana, to Miss Ella Steinkamp has been announced. A slumber party was given by the Club of 380 .Saturday night at the home Miss Emma Rosa, 326 South street. In the party were Mrs. William Balzer, Mrs. Scott Markley, Misses Ella Steinkamp, Clara Hawekotte, Anna Hasemeier, Amelia Klute, Emma Rosa, Mary Hasemeier and Elizabeth Rosa. A linen shower and luncheon was given today at the home of Mrs. William Balzer, South Ninth street. The guests were: Mrs. Scott Markley, Misses Ella Steinkamp, Elizabeth Rosa, Emma Rosa, Mary Hasemeier, Anna Hasemeier, Amelia Klute, Clara Hawekotte and Grace Balzer. Tuesday at 6 o'clock dinner will be given at the home of Mrs. Scott Markley, South Nineteenth street. Mr. Leroy Strickler of Lancaster, Ohio, spent the week-end with Mrs. Strickler, who is the guest of her father, Mr. Richard Sedgwick.

This evening Miss Ruth Scott is giving a dinner at the Country club for ten guests. Mr. Robert Carvey, who is in training at Fort Benjamin Harrison, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Needham.

A prettily appointed luncheon was given by the Senior class of the High school Friday at noon. French baskets filled with bridal wreath, the handles of which were fastened with bows of blue and white tulle ornamented the tables. The place cards were also In the same colors. Covers were laid for: William Keys, Ivan Gardner, Meta Rankin, Emma Fetta, Mary Hill, June Robinson, Hazel Cruse, Murray Snively, Whitney Kempton, Robert Longman, Roscoe Meyer, Anna Finfrock, Elizabeth Hunt, Frank Pickell, Robert Watt, Ruth Wickemeyer, Ben Howes, Harold Krick. Amy Fitzpatrick; Edith Decker, Margaret Beasley, Lenora Cook, Mildred Nusbaum, Helen ,Hadley, Nina Edmundson, Neva Bowman, Oscar Morton, Garwood Grimes, Camilla Haner, Nellie Hawkins, Wilburn Hibberd, Howard Swisher, Nellie Gregory, Flora Parks, Marjorie Erk, Inez Hough, Edith Long, Rheba Smith, Juanita Duke, Talbert Jessup, Margaret VanZant, Carlton Smith, Lester Letter. Helen Ligon. Florence McMahan, Helen Rethmeyer, Roland Dollins. Julius Tietz. Juanita Wickett, Electa Foster, Ben Harris, Thelma Robinson, Helen Johnson, Dorothy Henning, Blanch Hampton, Fay DeBeck, Bradford Meyers, Paul Brower, Elizabeth Tarkelson and Louise Mather.

A successful, market was given Saturday in the Starr Piano rooms on Main street by members of a committee of the Red Cross assosiation for the benefit of the association. Mrs. Albert D. Gayle was chairman of the committee. Those who assisted her throughout the day were Mesdames W. P. Robinson, Williard Z. Carr, John Clements, Paul Oomstock, Misses Mary Clements and Martha Scott. Seventy-one dollars and sixty-seven cents was realized. Miss Mildred Schalk will give a puipls recital Friday afternoon, June 1, at 3 o'clock at her home, 120 North Eighteenth street. Parents and friends are invited. Attorney and Mrs. W. O. Smith motored here from Winchester Sunday and visited friends and kinspeople. The Aid society of the Reid Memorial Hospital will not meet Thursday afternoon of this week as announced. The meeting will be held June 7 at the home of Mrs. George Eggemeyer, East Main street. Several parties for the benefit of the Red Cross association will be given Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Wilson Magaw and Miss Louise Malsby are ..wnini' at thn anartments of the

latter in the Wayne. Mesdames Bur

ton Carr and John Clements win give a party at the home of Mrs. Carr in Westcott Place. Mrs. Willard Z. Carr and Mrs. Joseph Conner will also en

tertain Tuesday. . -

NEPONSET FLOOR COVERING A two days demonstration by the manufacturer's representative on Tuesday and Wednesday' of this week, at Knollenbergs Store

Read the following description and the claims made for Neponset Floor Covering by the manufacturers.

The Home Is No Cozier Than Its Floors Bare floors make a home as uninviting as bare walls or windows. Pleasant warmth and cheer enter a room as soon as you install

1 A 'commencement dance will be given Friday evening in the Odd Fellow's hall for the members of the graduating - class of the high school and also for young people of the city who have been In the habit of attending the assemblies given by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp. ; The Kolp orchestra will play. Dancing will begin at 9 o'clock. Out of town guests will b privileged to attend.- ": : .

Mr. Charles Brownell, Miss Adelia Brownell and Mr. James Taylor motored here from Wyoming, Ohio, and spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Willard Z. Carr at their home in Westcott Place. : Woinen .and children of the city are asked to save magazines, old newspapers or any waste paper from now until the July 15, when it will be collected arid sold, the proceeds to be turned into the Day Nursery Treasury. Mrs. Joseph Teetor and Mrs. Blair Hartley of Hagerstown have gone to

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Oskosh, Wisconsin, for a visit with relatives. - Mr. and Mrs. Frank Braffett entertained the following guests to luncheon Sunday at the Country club, Miss Margaret Farrow of Detroit, Mrs. Braffett's sister. Miss Marvel "Maples, Messrs. Fred Hemnelein and Merle Houser, of Detroit. The Domestic Science association has been invited to Centerville, Monday afternoon, June 4. as guests of the Woman's Auxiliary. An Informal dinner will be given this evening by Mrs. Charles E. Webb at her home, South Eighteenth street, for Mrs. J. H. Gilchrist of Chicago. Dr. and Mrs. Paul Hutchinson, who have been spending their honeymoon here with Mr. Hutchinson's parents, motored to their home in Gary. Mrs. Walter Engle of ,tbe Pelham apartments, will give a party Friday afternoon at the Country club for members of an auction-bridge club.

Clements of the Pelham apartments and Miss Mary Clements, North Thirteenth street, gave a prettily appointed auction-bridge party this afternoon at the Country club. A surpriso dinner was given Mrs. Ora Fisher Sunday at noon at her home, 424 West Main street, in celebration of her birthday anniversary. She received many pretty gifts. The

guests were Mr. and Mrs. Theodore McClelland. Mr. and Mrs. Will Lough, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert McClelland and children Edith and Frank, Mr. Chas. Crocker, Mrs. Samuel VanZant, Mrs:. Mae Pence and Mr. George Reynolds. , Mr. and Mrs. Witoner Brown and children spent the week-end in Eaton the guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. j Tittle, :former residents here.

Major Paul Comstock, who is at Fort Benjamin Harrison, - spent the week-end with Mrs. Comstock and daughters. In honor of Miss Elizabeth Massey of Birmingham, Alabama, Mrs. , John

The New Baby

To the expect mt mother the coming of the new ba : should be an event of great joy. She should be bright and happy. A heerful frame of mmd will influence hci- coming baby's entire future life. Thousands oi mothers for the past fifty years : ave used "Mother's Friend." Thi3 , reparation has a softening, penetra ng efl'ect on the abdominal muscle-. Thf? period before childbirth is ma'e much easier. Much of the pain is woided at the crisis. "Mother's Frend" is a safe preparation. It has won the highest regard of all mot'.ers who have used it and is a prescrption of a noted doctor. Get a botr a from your druggist today. Apply ' . night and morning1. A valuable ok containing something every rr her should know has been prepared for use-s of "Mother's Friend." It Is free. Write BraMd Regulator Company, Dept. N, 205 Atlanta, Ga. today i.c this book.

Neil & Nusbaum's

Shoe Selling Principles Those who buy their Shoes here will always find them attractive in price, -comfortable in wear and consistent in service. That's the secret of the success of this store. You can buy Shoes here as low in price, sometimes lower,. than you can elsewhere quality being equal. You cannot buy Shoes here of inferior service just because price looks attractive they must have a real standard of value. We firmly believe in these principles as the foundation of our store's growth and will never allow anything to interfere with our policy of giving honest values with every purchase. Try us for your next pair. Nelf &

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NOW IN STOCK A big display of fine quality Shoes and Oxfords built on our rather sporty looking lasts for the youngerman and conservative business-like styles for the more mature. Comfort is the predominating feature in all models, but style and fit are added features. Prices $3.50 to $8.00 All styles, all- leathers and all guaranteed by both the factory and ourselves.

Floor Covering

Made in agreeable color designs specially suitable for bed-rooms,

porch, halls, closets and bathrooms. Many special patterns for every room. . Sanitary, easily washed, waterproof and enduring. A tough, thick, resilient fabric that takes the jar and noise out of walking. Lies flat ' without tacking, and

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A complete line of the choicest patterns will be shown, suited for various rooms and to conform to your other furnishings. Special introductory price during the two days' demonstration. We invite all housekeepers to come. It will be our pleasure to show the New Neponset Floor Covering.

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75 Cents H ear this Delightful New Victor Record

Are you a Hoosier? It is said that this song was written as an entrance test for a prominent Indiana Club in a far distant city. Any applicant who fails to prick up his ears at the "Banks o Wabash" motiff in the song is adjudged an imposter. All Hoosiers, far and near, will revel in the beautiful strains of this Sterling Trio record. Three good Hoosiers are shown in the illustration over there listening to its charms.

New Victor Records For June s On Sale Today

There are records in the new list for all tastes and temperaments. At your convenience we will arrange a recital of these numbers to be held in our store or in your home. Tell us when to arrange this recital. Here are a few of the other June records that' we have found particularly enjoyable.

10-Inch $1.00 64665 Ireland, My Sireland... John McCormack 10-inch $1.00 64666 Eileen .'...John McCormack 12-inch $1.50 74522 Solvjeg's Song.... Amelita Galli-Curci 12-inch $1.50 74523 Auf Wiedersehn! - Julia Culp 10-inch 75 ct. 18266 Ruff Johnson's Harmony Band ..'Gene Greene - King of the Bungaloos .....'Gene Greene 10-inch 75 cts. 18272 Hawaiian Butterfly Sterling Trio When the Sun Goes Down in Dixie. .Peerless Quartet

Why not take some records on approval for a porch party this evening?

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IN THE WESTCOTT BUILDING "JUST VICTOR"