Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 42, Number 196, 29 June 1917 — Page 5

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1917

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SOCIETY'S MEETING PLAGE

Quite a few young people attended the dance given last evening at the Cedar Springs Hotel by Ralph Penland and Ru lel Akers. Smith furnisbed the music. Among the guests were Miss Olive Lewis. Miss Gladys Bailey, Miss Esther Gard, Miss Mable Reller. Miss Erma McMatb, Miss Vera Pfafflin. Misa Ruby Haner. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp. Miss Mary Seeman. Mr. Lawrence Jessup. Mr. Frank Funk. Mr. Ride. Mr. Clifford Price, Mr. William Williams, Mr. Harold Grimes, Mr. Raymond Sawers, Mr. Frank Baumgartner, Mr. Neil Bly. Mr. - .. -1 If. nA

ana iurs. tsaumisariner, uu mi. mm fjMrs. Roy Hodge. There were a num

ber or guests from Eaton ana nay ton.

unio. . . . The annual picnic of the Current Events club was held Thursday all day at the home of Mrs. Oscar Green on the Ablngton pike. After dinner the year books were distributed. The club will study "America" next year. Mrs. Roy Denning and Miss Virginia Stanley were special guests. Eleven club members were present and with the children twenty-five ate dinner. The members present were Mesdames Carrie Holafiay. Clara Williams, May Hinshaw, Emma Hobson, Mary Randall. Mae Munson, Faimie-Davis, Louise Harris and Oscar Green. Friends here will be interested in the announcement of the'marrlage of Miss Ruth Myra Beall, daughter of Cassias Beall, J former residents, to Arthur Marr.hal Merriam, which was solemnized June ,21 at the home of the bride's father in Binghamton. Now Yor::. The at home cards read After July 1, Number 3 Grant street. Port Dickinson, New York.

y Tnirty nve guests attended tne an-

aay picnic given yesieraay mi iu home of Mrs. Charles Hanes, Twentythird and South E streets, by members of the Alice Carey club. Dinner was served at noon in the pretty yard at s the Hanes home. After dinner there was a musical program presented by Mrs. Grace Gormon and Mrs. Dempsey- Dennis. Mrs. Eva Lamb, who is leaving soon for a residence in Indianapolis, was presented with a club pin. Mrs. Martha Barr. president, made the presentation upepch. Mrs. Lamb responded. Mrs. A. S Johnson was named secretary to fill the unexpired term of Mrs. Lamb. Special guests of the club were Mrs. Sarah Riffle of Tampa, Florida; Mis. Grace Gormon, Mrs. Charles Wettig. Mrs. Adolph Getz and Miss Mary Clapp. Those who enjoyed the picnic were Mrs. Martha Barr, Mrs. Charles Hanes, Mrs. Laura Ferguson, Mrs. Emma Eva, Mrs. Eunice Frame, Mrs. Martha Johnson, Mrs. Eva Lamb, Misses Emma and Victoria Lindemuth, Alice Price, Lucile Mayr. Mrs. Mary Price and Mrs. Mary Moore. The time was spent sewing for the Red Cross association yesterday afternoon when members of the Home Ksonomic Study class of District

N:r.ber 6 met at the Middleboro

ft fchool building July 10 the mem-

lers will meet with Mrs. Jennie Miles tt her home on the Middleboro pike p.rcl the time will be spent sewing. Mrs. Mary Nedderaeyer entertained Tbursday afternoon with a surprise perty in honor of her daughter, Mrs. Hary Kessler, of Cincinnati. The sxests were Mesdames Henry Brok&mp, Harry Maull, John Fitzgibbons, Mary 'Olmetzer, Henry Schell, Emory Lvans, Mary Baker. William Horr, Kfltherine Maull, Mary Neddermeyer, Harry Kessler of Cincinnati, Hilda Koorsen of Fort Wayne, Misses Marie r.'vans and Marie Ferris,. Members of the Thursday afternoon c.trd club were pleasantly entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. E. M. Moore at her home. Favors went to Mrs. Howard Brooks, Mrs. Will Chiles and Mrs. Howard Meyers. Refreshments were served after the game. In two weeks Mr. Philip Roser entert uns the club. Members of the aid society of the Trinity Lutheran church were entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs. red Heitbrink at her home, South Fourteenth street. After a business session there was a social hour. Mrs. E. E. Reid and son, William, who have been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Henry Silvey in Connersville, have returned home. Miss Opal Batchelor and Howard Moyer of Marion, were married Thursriny at the Second Friends church by Rev. Mr. Foster. ' The bride wore a gown of Nile green and carried bride's roses. She is a niece of Mayor Batchelor and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Moyer of this city, where they will reside.

Green and white, the sorority colors were used in decorating the Pythian Temple last evening when a dancing party was given by the members of the Telta Theta Tau sorority. The Kolp orchertra played. The grand march was led by Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Grimes. Among the guests were: Mr. and Mrs. George O'Brien, W. A. Grimes, Clem McConaha. Misses Mary Parks, Miriam Morgan, Marie O'Brien, Margaret. Olive and Martha Jones. Edith Hiatt, Mildred Townsend. Dot Marine. Florence Cummins, Miss Jacobs, of Nashville, Tenn.. Theresa Col-

11 ns, Bernice Pudy, Dorothy Clark, Marie Wrede, Ruth Edgerton, Vera Dailey, Mary Foley, Florence Burgess, Marjorie Gennett, Elizabeth Tarkleson, Alta McPherson. Margaret Beasley, Marguerite Nolan, Gertrude Maley, Dess Stevens and Vivian Doutuit of Liberty, Lucile Nusbaum, Hazel Henderson, Messrs. Glen Menke, Wilfcurn HIpperd, Kenneth Toler, Oarence Porter, R. Allen, Fred Romey, George Tarkleson. Julian Dunbar, J. W. Warner, Mark Jobannlng, Frank Bescher. Harold Grimes, Robert Smith B. F. Tote, of Muncie, Paul Stevens, Wilbur Kantz, of Muncie, Robert St. John. Talbere Jessup, Walter Caskey, Bruce Cline, G L. Ratliff, John Dunn, Gene Hatfield, Joseph Pardieck, Lawrence Hoover, Earl Hewitt, John Webber. Thursday afternoon Miss Jane Carpenter was hostess at an informal porch party at her home, when she entertained in honor of Miss Betty Beardsley of New York, who is the guest of Miss Winifred Comatock. Wall pockets and vases filled with garden flowers made the porch attractive. The children spent, the time playing games and with music. The guests were Misses Virginia and Janet Harris, Winifred Comstock, Betty Beardsley, Alice Gennett,. Gertrude Williams, Margaret Coe, Helen Robineon, Mary Lane Charles and Martha Holcomb. . - ' Don't forget about that waste paper you are saving for the day nursery. Boy Scouts will call on you July 16 and gather up your old magazines and papers. Mr. Ivan Teetor left this morning for St. Louis, where be will remain until Sunday. A piano recital was given this afternoon at 2 o'clock by Miss Alice Kearns at her home, 509 South Sixteenth street, for parents of the pupils. The program was as follows: Little Rondo Lowe Kelffer Moorman Frolic of the Milk-Maid Spaulding Cricket Cochran Alma, Bussen Doll's Dream Oesten Alsa Minor Nita (Spanish Dance) Ducelle Isabella Moore Cornelia Waltz Martin Gladys Simpson Starbeams Reverie Spaulding Little Boy Blue, March. .. .Engelmann Charles Eastman Melodie Streabbog Dorothy Cockerill Mischief Polka (duet) Atwood Juanita Detmer, Dorothy Tietz Evening (Nocturne) Read Elinor Doctors On the Meadow Lichner Genevieve McDonnell Meditation Morrison Helen Murphy - Gipsy Dance , Lichner Dorothy Tietz Spanish. Dance Rathbun Martha Locke " Love in May ... Kern Lillian Hodapp Sounds of Springtime Wenzel Juanita Detmer - Oh the Lake William Diana, Air De Ballet Schuler Jessie Rose Colonial Dance (Duet) Opper Genevieve McDonnell, Miss Kearns Song Without Words Karoly Dance of the Automatons. ... .Lerman Helen Ewbank Polka (Duet) Cloy Dorothy Tietz, Elinor Doctors

Mr. Earl Hartzler, is in Reid Memorial hospital, having undergone an operation for a broken arm. Miss Bertha Kildus is spending the week-end with Miss Viola Winters at her home, north of the city. Members of the Banner Social were entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. W. G. Land and Mrs. Robert Hart at the home of the former. " Twentytwo members were present. The next meeting will be the last Thursday In July at the home of Mrs. Fred Eastman, in the country. On. account of the rain etorm Thursday afternoon the Helping Hand club held its picnic at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weisbrod In the afternoon and evening. At the supper hour a delicious repast was served. There were several guests and included in the number were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kratz. Fifteen members of the Senior Luther League enjoyed a party last evening at the Trinity Lutheran church. The evening was spent socially and with music and games. A supper was served. ; A "meeting of the Earlham Heights Dorcas society was . held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Aaron Wogaman. Miss Annette Edmunds made a talk on registration. The Woman's Franchise League will give a market Saturday morning beginning at 10 o'clock in tHe room on North Ninth street, adjacent the Palladium office. n In honor of Miss Delia Gibson, the bride-elect of Mr. Morton Snider, a miscellaneous shower was given last evening at the home of Miss Gibson's sister, Mrs. Edward Moore. Roses and ferns formed pretty decorations for the rooms. The bride-elect received many pretty gifts. Music, dancing and games featured the evening. A luncheon in two courses was served. The guests were Misses Mattie Woods, Nuncie Mercurio, Ruby Johnson, Delia Gibson, Bessie Kilinger; Messrs. and Mesdames Edward Furth, Leonard Hamilton and Edward Moore; Messrs. Ferl Newton, Anthony Stolle, Frank Gatzek and Morton Snider.

Before Next Baking Day we'd like you to try OCCIDENT Flour at our risk. It's the Guar

anteed Flour you've heard1 so much about.

The Missionary society of First Presbyterian church did not meet this afternoon: The session will be held July 6, when a meeting will be held in connection with the Hughes Chapter of the Westminister Guild at the home of Mrs. J. J. Rae. Miss Elizabeth Hershey and Miss Laura Fryar who are attending the sessions of a missionary convention at Winona Lake Will make reports. Thursday an all-day meeting of the aid society of the East Main Street Friends church was held at the church. Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Stewart,, the two oldest - members of the , society were special guests. Twenty-two members were present. . , , - Mr. Josiab Marvel, left yesterday for Wilmington, Delaware, whence hexwill go to Lake George for the summer.

Miss Lucile Nusbaum, who has been studying music in Chicago, has come home to spend the summer with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum. A meeting of the Coterie club was held Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Shideier, National Road East. Eighteen members were present. Mrs. Davenport was a guest. A program of patriotic music was given. In a fortnight the club meets with Mrs. Martha Shute, Garwood road. Readings of a patriotic nature for the most part made up the program at the meeting of the Missionary society of Second Presbyterian church held at the home of Mrs. William Gartside Thursday afternoon. A paper was read by Mrs. E. E. Davis. The next meeting of the society will be held July 26.

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give a dance this evening at the Cedar Springs Hotel. Mrs. Sterling Beardsley and daughter, Miss Betty, of New York are guests at the home of Mrs. Paul Comstock in Reeyeston. The weather interf erred only when it came to playing golf Thursday- when Mrs. Harry Needham gaye a party at the Country club for the benefit of the

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Saturday Specials KNIT and MUSLIN UNDERWEAR bargains will be found Saturday Underwear for men, women and children, placed on sale at great reductions. Wash Satins at - - - $5.75 and $10.00 Pre-Shrunk Skirts - - - $2.25 to $Z.50 Fine Wash Skirts, $1.25 values for - $1.00 bargains will be found Saturday. -Underwear for men, women and children, placed on sale at great reductions.

75c Ladies' Combination Drawers, all sizes, some lace and others embroidery trimmed, special price of... 59 Men's B. V. D. and Porosknit Shirts and Drawers, regular 50c values, special . now at 39f Ladies' fine ribbed Vests, regular 25c values, to close at 15 Children's fine ribbed Shirts and Drawers, long and short sleeved Shirtseach 10 Lot of Ladies' fine Jersey Ribbed Drawers, small sizes only, 50c values, to close out the lot at 250 Lot Ladies' Porosknit Union Suits (not all sizes), 50c values, to close. .... .350 Boys 50c Combination Suits. . . . . .390 Special lot of Misses' Gingham Skirts, to close lot out at .250

-Children's Princess Slips, worth 79c,' now ...490 -Ladies' Striped Gingham Skirts, priced specially at . 500 -Children's Slip-over embroidery trimmed gowns, 39c values, now 190 -$1.00 values in Ladies' Muslin Gowns, to close at . ..... . 790 BRASSIERES -Tomorrow we will close out a special lot of 50c Brassieres, lace trimmed, all sizes, special at 350 SALE OF CORSETS. -A guaranteed Rust Proof Corset, $1.00 value, on sale Saturday at. .". .... .690 -A slightly heavier boned corset, a good $1.25 value at .890

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Bed Cross. The guests played to the first hole and if the weather is propitious Monday the game will be finished to nine holes. A buffet luncheon was served and after luncheon the guests spent the time playing cards and knitting. Those present were Mesdames John W. Clements, Paul Price, Elbert Shirk, Milton B. Craighead, Joseph

Conner, Richard Study. Frank Druitt, James A, Carr, Fred Canv Paul Comrtock, Mrs. Sterling Beardsley of New York, Mrs. Willard Z. Carr. Wilbur Hibbed, John Lontx. Henry Goldfinger and Miss Mary Woods.

; Chinese peanuts are usually band sorted by women, after being sifted.

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The teachers' class under the direction of Civic Gardener. Murphy, visited a number of gardens Thursday. E. T. Firth's garden, at 21 South Sixteenth street. was f Inspected. This class will not meet July 4.

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Dress up for the Fourth of July. ' We have a large M line of Hot Weather Outfits. Just a few Dollars will fj buy a complete outfit and your dollar will go so W much further at Hirsch's Cash Price Credit store.

EVERYTHING REDUCED

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White Summer (J I Qfl Dre$es . .OidO aclo,o:edD si.oo up fkDre $5,98 e,M,i8'75tfl$18'75 Silk Poplin QQ Dresses ......... .00.30

Silk Skirts for ......

Silk Fiber Sweaters Crepe De Chene Waists Georgette Crepe Waists White Voile Waists........

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Every Low Shoe Now Being Sold at Saving Prices It's the big clean out. Every Low Shoe must go, so if you want to save on Low Shoes, buy yours now. ' .

SALE ENDS TOMORROW NIGHT.

Black soles.

Kid $4.00

Pump, welt QpT grade. O

Black Lace Sport Oxford J0 QJT Neolin soles, $4 grade. . Pm9 Patent Pumps, low heel, d0 A ff Neolin soles, $3 grade.. Patent Pumps In many QfT styles; $3.00 grade pJLd -'Patent Pump in high or QO A f? low heels, $3 grade. . . . tpfctJ White Cloth Sport Shoes, white leather trimmed, $4.50 grade DO.DU White Cloth Sport Shoes (IJQ M p tan trim'd, $5 grade at. . $049

White cloth Shoes, white

soles, $5 grade, now at.

$4.00

G. M. Baby Doll Ankle JQ Q? Strap, $3.50 grade. ..... t0 .G. M. Pump, low heel, fl0 QK Neolin soles; $3.50 grade Black kid Bar Strap, fine Q Ar summer slipper, $5 grade pOUO

Black Kid Pump, turn soles, $6.00 grade.'.:....

$3.95

Black Kid Turn Pump, covered

French heels, $6 grade

Black Calf Blucherme- (J0 QJJ dium broad toe, $4 grade White .Sport Shoes, tan Qi trimmed. '$4 grade now tpmUd

White Buck Sport Shoes

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Ite Buck Sport Shoes (14 Aff. trimmed, $6 grade. p4t4lO

Low Shoes For Men In This Sale

Russia Tan Calf, Eng. Jff i( lish Oxfords, $6.50 grade 3D40 Russia Tan Calf Blueher d J A Oxford, medium toe, $5, p44cj Black Calf Blueher, medium broad toe, $4.00 grade,. QO QC now .p7t)

Men's Vici Kid Blueher style, on straight last or "Doc" dQ Af Last: $4.60 grade ipOVD Pat. Blueher and Button dQ Jff Oxford, $4.00 grade .... $0fttD

Dark Tan Eng. Oxfords

$7.00 grade, now ...

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Walk-Over $mt Skm WE LEAD THE WAY TO LOW PRICES Geo. Thomas 4,-.-.,. 807 Main Street