Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 43, Number 312, 13 November 1918 — Page 4

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM WEDNESDAY, NOV. 13, 1918.

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A clever "kid party" was given last evening by a party of boys and glrla at the home of Miss Jultet Nusbaum on North Eleventh street. Nineteen boys and girls, dressed In children's clothes, were present. The evening v.-as spent In dancing after which a luncheon, In keeping with the party, was served. An nil day meeting of the aid bociety of First Presbyterian church

will be held at the church Friday.!

Tho day will be spent sewing for the Ked Cros3 and any members who have calico, gingham or percale pieces are at Ued to bring' them to tho church. Women will bring their lunch as usual. Women of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet all day Thursday In the church chapel to sew for the Ited Cross. In the afternoon a short business session of the Aid society will be held. The Coterie and Women's Aid society of North A Street P'rienda church will hold a Joint meeting all day Friday at the church. Luncheon will be served at noon. The N. N. C. club will meet this evening with Miss Freda Lohman at )ier home. Announcements have been received here of the birth of a son, David Leslie, to Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Carman, November 2, at their home in Los Angeles, Cal. Mr. Carman, who formerly lived !n Richmond, Is now asso dated with his brother in the printing business in Los Angeles. The Woman's Home Missionary so

ciety of Grace Methodist church will

hold a thank offering meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Isaac Lanlng, 23 North Seventh street. All members and friends are invited. Mrs. Tato Maibach and daughter, f '. i';vc, of Liberty, are spending a U'v; dsys with Mrs. Charles Hein1 such. ' The .Aid society of East Main Street Kriecd.T church will meet tomorrow

nf!eri?oon at 1:S0 o'clock at the church !

The Woman's Loyal club will meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock In the Moose hall. The missionary federation of the city Is arranging for an all-day meeting to be held here December 10. The place of meeting will be announced later. Mrs. Hallie Linn Hill of New York city who was engaged to speak at the meeting which had to be postponed on account of the Influenza ban, will not be able to come at that time " The Aid society of Second Presbyterian church will meet Thursday afternoon at two o'clock at' the church. The Missionary society of First Baptist church will meet tomorrow evening at the church at 7:30 o'clock. The aid society of Second English Lutheran church will meet tomorrow all day at the home of Mrs. C. Welltauni. on West Fifth street. Women are requested to bring their lunches and thimbles for sewing. ' Women in the Margaret Smith Home celebrated the end of the war last evening at the home on Main street. Supper was served by the matron after which music and 6inglng of patriotic songs were enjoyed. The women of the home have made up a purse for the United War Work fund. Thirty women attended the luncheon bridge party yesterday afternoon at the country club. Bridge was played at seven tables, the favors going to Mrs. W. S. Clendenln and Mrs. John Lontz. The October social committee has announced another luncheon bridge to be given at the club next Wednesday., Lieut, and Mrs. J. Richard Sedgwick who have been located at Camp Funston, Kans.. came tnis afternoon for a short visit with Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sedgwick on South West A street

MONEY MONEY MONEY There are some obligations social kindness extended, hospitality given, and the like which one can school oneself to own without , loss of selfrespect. One can even accept financial help from a friend perhaps, under some circumstances. For it is often an act of grace to , take a proffered kindness. . But there are times when to ask from certain quarters ia; unthinkable. To trade, for example, upon a friend's obligation, as Edgar had done in the case of the Fenns. To Edgar Flowerton, however, the need for more money to complete his invention was as compelling as the necessity of car ing for public health or providing food for the needy. He regarded his waterheater as a sort of public utility somothing the community should take a hand In developing if necessary. To Ned, the end was the main thing to consider. The means to it was purely a detail and didn't matter. , To his sister, Edith Ferrol, the shame of his borrowing money from a man who owed his very place in the community to the Ferrols' befriending of him, a man who in all decency could not refuse the aid, was a burning disgrace. The money Edgar had borrowed from Fenn became a nightmare of worry. - Once more the old problem of money became a poignant torment to Edith Ferrol. - Added to the weight of the debt to Fenn was the certainty that as soon as her husband discovered where Ned had got the money there would be an outburst from him. John's patience was already exhausted as Edith well knew. It would not surprise her if, outraged at Ned's failure to keep his promises John sent him out of their home. '

fo sew for the Friends' reconstruction unit.

Major and Mrs. Fred B JoIiuhou and j -ttlH daughter of Washington, D. C, j

re guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. John on of East Main street.

Mr. rml Mrs. George Wilt entertain- j

d o parly of friends at dinner Sunday .t tln ir home north of the city. Covms were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Charles fMilman. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Harrison, Mr. and Mr.-. Wnit Roe, Miss Edith McDonald, Mra. Harrison, Mrs. Billnan, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Benson, Miss Mary Dd Miss Bessie Billman ind Mrs. Fisher. Good Cheer Bible class of Fiist Methodist church will meet tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Omer Chase at her home. 20 North Nineteenth street. A full attendanco of all members la Jesired. Mrs. Louise Yops was hostess yeserday afternoon for a meeting of the Current Events club. Fifteen memCers and two visitors were present

Mrs. Laura Burgess gave a paper on ' "Causes of tha French Revolution." j During the afternoon the members of i the club had a round table discussion i on "What the War has meant to Amer-!

lea.' The next meeting will be held November 26, with Mrs. Mae Munson. Superintendent J. T. Giles, who leaves r-oon for Europe, was guest of honor last evening at a reception given in the art gallery by the City Federation of Teachers. About 175 teachers with their wives and husbands were present. During the evening Mr. Giles was presented with ,a wrist watch, tho gift of the federation, Mr. Bentley making the presentation speech. A program of music was given and Mr. SIpple, president of the federation, gave a short talk telling the purpose of the organization. He was followed by Bentley who made a short talk and Mr. Giles responded. Wlllard Carr, a member of the school board also talked. The party was in charge of the social committee composed of Miss Caroline Heltbrink, Miss Josephine Buhl, Miss Martha Dickinson, Miss Eva Phelps, Miss Davis, Miss Nellie Keasel, Miss Jennie Williams, Mr. Brown, J. H. Bentley and Mr. Eckel. The annual thank offering services will be held in Reid Memorial church next Sunday morning, at 10:30 o'clock. At that service a memorial service for Mrs. Charles Bell will be held. Mrs J. S. Hill will give a talk on thank offering and work of the women's board.

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' In her frenzy of worriment Edith pictured her brother, her "little boy," as she always thought of him, adrift in the world, without money, yet burning with faith in his own ability, desperate for a chance to wrest success from the undertaking he had labored to put through. "That Is Just how oys are tempted into dishonesty," she thought biterly. "Somebody will come along and offer him money to do some crooked thing Perhaps some unscrupulous woman " Edith put her hands over her face and rocked back and forth in her stress. "Oh, ,my little brother! How can I find a way out for you!" She remembered back in the past when Ned was a mischievous imp and she,; his wise old sister who adored him, thought up ways to save him from paternal wrath or mother's ready slipper. If her problem were only something other than money! But it was always money money moneys first her long fight to make John give her a housekeeping and personal allowance; then the struggle with soaring food costs; then the loss cf his position and the mighty effort to prepare and publish Miss Selden's. book; then the coming of her brother with all his strength and weaknesses, his promising talents and his broken promises"; and now another desperate clawing and digging for money, money, money, to help him through the crisis! y

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"Some boys are ruined with too much money," Edith muttered resentfully, thinking of the worthless spenders who swarm the white lighted path of Broadway, "and some with the lack of It! I must find the way out I must be smart enough to think of some way to earn a bit of money quickly I muBt I mustr- " As Bhe paced the floor, forcing her brain from sluggish, housewifely channels of thought into the foreign realm of commercialism, in came Lillian Blake, who, with a match-making eye on her debutante niece and Edith's handsome young brother, was being super-friendly these days. "Why, hello dearie, what's the matter; you look like something the cat brought in! lietcber in some kind of trouble Come," she added In a kmdhearted voice, "tell old Lll!" To Edith's own astonishment she found herself confiding in, her flighty but philosophical neighbor, ; "Huh so it's money again!" commented Lil. "Welt, Ede, money's about the easiest thing to get, if you know how to go about It, and ain't too finiky. Now, listen to me, Ede, and try to have a little sense."

(To be continued.)

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