Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 244, 24 August 1918 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. SATURDAY, AUG. 24, 1918.

r All women of the club are Invited to the Luncheon bridge party which will be given at the Country Club Wednesday afternoon. Luncheon 'will be lerved at one o'clock and bridge will be paid in the afternoon. As usual tables will be made for those who fc'ish to knli Instead of paly cards. Mlss Jhelma Itummel of Newcastle, Is the guest of Miss Glen Beeson of West Main street. '

the parents of a daughter. Jeanetta Adaline, born r Thursday morning at their home, 120 South Fourth street. Mrs. Pettibone was formerly Miss Rella Thomas of Liberty. .,- :" Mr. and Mrs. Paul ,W. Neff 'are the parents of a boy, Russell Corbley, born last Sunday at their home on Southwest Second street. The Mary F. Thomas W. C. T. U. will meet Monday afternoon n the library at 2 o'clock for a business meeting. Officers for the coming year will be elected September 9. Miss Doris Pointer will return to Washington, . D. C, this evening to resume her work after spending her vacation with relatives here.

Mrs. Herbert Keck and little son,

Herbert, Jr., will return to Dayton, O.,

tomorrow arter a montn a visit wun . Mlss SyjVia Getz of Dayton. O., spent Mrs. Keek's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. the day wJth Mls3 Matilda Feltman at V. Kelley of North Twelfth street. her nome.

: The U. T. C. Social Club will meet pext week as usual. The next meeting o ftlie club will be September 10, with Mrs. Curtis at her home on Richmond avenue. 'X Rev and . Mrs. A. J. Eurstenberger fcav returnel from a month's visit at Cardington and other points in Ohio. :.' Mr. and Mrs. Edward Thompson and Willard Townsend and daughter Grace will return tomorrow from Knox, Ind., where, they attended the Townsend reunion which was held Thursday. Mrs. August Hafner and two children have gcuie to Cincinnati for a short visit. 4' i - rhlllp H. Robbins returned todiy

from Rochester. Minn., where he has

been in Mayo hospital for two months

Mrs. James Stoltz has returned to Jjogansport after a visit with Mrs. Har-

y Landis on the New Paris pine.

: The Bond family will hold its an-

inull reunion at Maplewood park at

C-entervllle Sunday. September 8. All

members of the family are invited. Miss Florence King who has been leching in the summer school at Indiana University, has come to spend a Tew works' vacation with her parents, lr. and Mrs. J. E. King of South Ninth "street. V. The United States Food club was organized Thursday afternocn by women livlnk on the New Tarls plkt 31rs. Emma Landis was elected president; Mrs. Clara Hammer, secretary "and Miss Agnes Brown, lieutenants. .The date for the first meeting will be Announced later. The club is open to all women living in the neighborhood of the New Paris pike. '

Mrs. Donald Stutson of Eaton, Is

visiting Mrs. Elmer Isennann on

South Twenty-second street. Mr. and Mrs. Karl W. Harding left today for an extended motor trip in Indiana.

Miss Helena Suttofi" has from a visit in Chicago.

returned

" Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Pettibone are

Miss Johanna Shinn has returned from Indianapolis and St. Mary-of-the-Woods, after a 6hort visit.

An 'informal wedding took place at Cedar Springs hotel Tuesday evening when' Miss Mary Morse of New Paris and A. F. Scott of New Paris were

married. Rev. Balles, of the Presbyte

rian church of New Paris performed the cermony In the presence of a few

relatives and friends. The, wedding

march was played by Mrs. W. F. Ben

son, of Dayton, O., and Miss Frances

Williamson sang, "O, Promise Me,

during the ceremony. , The bride wore a srown of white crepe de chine and

georgette and carried a shower bou

quet jtf Ophelia roses. Following the ceremony a dinner was served at the

hotel. . Mr. and Mrs. Scott are spending the week at the hotel and will return to New Paris where Mr. Scott is in business. Among the guests at the wedding were Mrs. John T. Bailey of Eaton, O., Mrs. Martha Sours of New Paris, David Scott of St. Louis, Miss Martha Scott of Schnectady, N. Y., and Miss Carrie Whitaker of New Paris.

SERVICE FLAG -REVIEW TO BE . NOVELFEATURE Men in Service Will be Honored at Chautauqua Program Sunday.

Saturday. 7:30 p m. Prelude, The" -Howard Quintet.

8:30 p. m. Film Feature, "Wake Up

America.

10:30 a. m

2:00 3:00

Charles Calvert Ellis, and Francis H. Green. , .

Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock

Company K of the 3d Infantry, Indi

ana State Militia, will present a drill

on the Chautauqua grounds, and will be . the guests at the evening programme.

CARL WIN IS SHOT IN QUARREL Carl Turpin, 34 years old, 1124 North L. Street, was shot Friday morning by

Martin Van Buren, 35 years old, at the Atlas Underwear factory. ' The argument was supposed to have been over .some money. Although the deed was committed at 7:30 Friday morning, the . police have not found the assailant who is believed still to be in the city. s According to Dr. Huffman who attended the case Van Buren had an

appointment with Turpin to pay a bill

no information regarding the shooting yesterday, believing that would enable them to catch. Van Buren, but they failed. : - After Bhoting Turpin,. Van Buren disappeared and u pto noon he had not been located by the police. He lives at 32 Fort Wayne avenue. Turpin was taken to Dr. Huffman's office and later to his home. His condition Saturday was much improved, and is not considered serious. Turpin is a barber on North E street.

One of the kaiser's sons was wounded yesterday. His valet carelessly thrust a bit of the powder puff into his eye. ,

Charles henhoaer Is in Field Hospital Private Charles Isenboueiv who is stationed at Fort Sill, Okla., writes his sister Mrs. Bessie Perry, 117 North Fourteenth street, that he has been in the field hospital for some time, following an operation. He expresses regret that he will not get to go to France as soon as he had hoped. He hopes to be out in a few days, he says, and may be able to come borne on a short furlough. "They are building planes here every day," the soldier writes. One day the men set up a plane in four hours."

ooooop BELT BUCKLE LOST . Monogram P. R. M. American Trust & Savings Bank, Friday morning. Return to PATSY Chautauqua. Reward. OOOOQ

Sunday. ; 9:30 a. m. Sunday shcool, Supt. ,E.

twice, the nrst Dunet passing luiuu&h his stomach and passing out the back a few inches from the spinal column. The second shot went wild and failed to hit Turpin. The police gave out

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Richmond Leads State in Navy Enlistments Richmond and Fort Wayne lead in the total number of applications for enlistments in the Navy during the last thirty days in the state of Indiana. Each of these two cities have had 34 applications.

ciation. Sermon-Lecture,

J. Rae, D. D. -p. m. Service Flag-Review, p. m. Lecture, Dr. .Hfte.L.

Willett. 7:30 p. m. Entertainment, Thelma ' Thomas and ' Emma Riley. 8:15 p. m. Concert, Chicago Operatic Company, The Service Flag Review at 2:00 o'clock Sunday afternoon at the Chau

tauqua promises to be one of the most unique and most significant numbers on the entire program. Service flags from all organizations will be placed on review, and any who have not yet given their names in to the comimttee may yet, be represented if they bring thir service flag to the headquarter'c tent Sunday afternoon before one o'clock. . . The speakers for the occasion will be Charles W. Jordan, who will pre

side over the review of the nags. Rev. Frank A. Dressel of " the First

English Lutheran church, who will speak on "Service Flags,, and Dr. J. J. Rae of the First Presbyterian church with "Gold and Silver Stars" as his subject. The flags so far listed to be reviewed are the First English Lutheran, St. Paul's, Grace M. E., First Christian, Central Christian, Palladium, the Item, Wayne County Service Flag, First Presbyterian, Second Presbyterian, Postal Service Flag, Commercial Club, Y. M. C. A., Trinity Lutheran, St. Mary's, St. Andrew's St. John's. First M. E., Mt. Moriah Baptist, First Baptist, United Brethren, South Eighth Street Friends, Reid Memorial, and the Reid Memorial hospital. Institute for the Wayne county teachers will begin Monday morning, the two principal speakers being

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