Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 225, 3 July 1919 — Page 4
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, JULY 3, 1919. i
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'Twenty-seven reservations had been
"-made up to noon today for the Fourtn of Jnly dinner tomorrow evening at
M-4h Country elub. A number of reer
"""vatlons were expected to be made f' "early in the afternoon. 'Following the
dinner which will be served at
o'clock, a dance will be enjoyed and
during the evening a display of fireworks will be riven. 1 All -members of
the club are urged to attend.
Mrs. Iva Ran. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs William Moffett, and E. E. Hut-
i son of Indianapolis were married yes-.
1 terday morning at 10:30 o'clock at the
i home of the bride's parents on North
Fifteenth street. . Rev. J. J. Rae, of the First Presbyterian, church. pei : formed the ceremony, using the ring
, service. The bride wore a tailored
. suit of taupe with hat to match. Mr.
' and Mrs. Hutson left In the afternoon for Fort Wayne, where they will re-
, side. . . .-
I ' Miss Helen Johnson will entertain
i girls of a thimble club this evening at her home on South A street. Those - who will be present are Miss Letha
- Chrowe, Miss Janet Seeker, Miss Lou-
v ise Mather, Miss Betty Bates, Miss
: . Maxlne Murray, Miss Juliet Nusbaum
Miss Marjorie Gennett, Miss Louise
Bates. Mies June and - Miss Thelma
Robinson, Miss Jean Saline, Miss Stel
'! la Knode, Miss Elizabeth Tarkleson
- Miss Mildred Nusbaum. . Miss Esther
and Miss Laverne Jones.
i Officers were elected yesterday af- ' ternoon at a meeting of the Tirzah aid eiclety which met with Mrs. Fred t Minor at her botn on Southwest Fifth i street. Mrs. Ralph Robinson was , elected president; Mrs.' Harry Jordan, ; secretary, and Mrs. William Jones, i treasurer. A social tour followed the j business session - and refreshments t were served. The place -for the next , meeting will be announced later. i Mn and Mr. -Raymond Townsend , of Fort Wayne, are guests of the lat- ' tar's parents, Mr. - and Mrs. Henry Runge of South J. street. Mrs. Town- ! send was formerly Mies Norma Runge. : Mrs. 8. J. Beebe and little son are ii visiting relatives in Toledo, O. Mr. i Beebe, with a party of men from here, I will motor to Toledo to witness tho v Mr. and Mrs. Otto Heins and son, -Richard, have gone to Gordon, Wis., - for a month's outing at Euclaire lake. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Jones of Cambridge City are spending the. week with Mr. and Mrs. John Morairty. - Mr. and Mrs. Haasal T. ' Sullivan and little son, who have been located in Indianapolis are visiting Mrs. Sullivan's parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. Henry Vogelsong, for a few days.- They will leave Sunday for ..Milwaukee, Wis., where Mr. SuJUvan has - accepted a position on the Milwaukee Journal. Mrs. J. E. Lamping of Cleveland, O.. Mrs. Clarence Eikenberry of Paducah, T.- j if- -i r aii l n
iuiu vur. iuiu uuxo. aiuch obithdalle of Eaton, O., have returned to their homes after visiting Mr. and Mrs. James Snlvely of South Sixteenth street. The Rev. and Mrs. A. Trueblood and Mrs. James B. Unthank will motor to Dayton tomorrow to attend a reunion.
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The. Hon. Mrs. Whitehead. One of the popular women in the military circles in London is the Hon. Mrs. Whitehead, wife of Surgeon General Sir Hayward Whitehead, who has used his knowledge of medicine in serving his country during all her wars since 1882, when he first entered, the army medical department. Surgeon General Whitehead has won many medals for his untiring devotion to his duty durinjr many ' campaigns.
presence of a large cumber of friends
and relatives. The Rev. Father Cro-
nin performed the ceremony, - using the ring service. The bride wore a beautiful gown of white silk, a tulle
veil and carried a shower bouquet of pink roses. She was attended by Mrs. Marco Deluclo who wore a white voile dress and carried red roses. ' The
groom was attended by Marco Deluclo. Following the - ceremony' the bridal party went to the home of the bride's parents, where a breakfast was served. . Mr. and Mrs? Biszario will live at 724 North Thirteenth street Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ketring and Mrs. Seaman of Pittsburgh are guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ketring.
A dance will be given at Abington, Saturday evening, to which the public is invited. Ray M. Campbell and Walter Wil
liams will leave Saturday on a motor trip through the east Williams will visit Miss Mary McConologue in New York City while gone. . Miss Margaret Beard was hostess yesterday afternoon at her home on
West Fifth street for a meeting Of the Woman's Foreign Missionary society
of Grace Methodist church. ' Mrs. Fishback gave the jubilee program, assisted by the ittle Light Bearers.
Mrs. Mote, who was secretary of the society twenty years ago. gave a report of a meeting held in July, 1895,
showing the growth since that time. Three names, Mrs. R. C. Campbell,
Mrs. Mildred Semple and Mrs. Cora Hart were added to the membership
roll yesterday. At 6:30 o'clock a pic
nic supper was served on the lawn to members and thei families. A pageant illustrating a missionary hymn was given by the following members of the. Standard Bearers: Sarah Kring, Frances Evans. Betty Price, Irma Weaver, Marie Falkner, Martha Webb and. Glenna Homan. They were assisted by Mrs. A. H. Backus and Mrs. Webb. Miss Opal and Miss Helen Hawkins left last evening for a month's visit with relatives and friends at Davenport, Iowa, Rock Island, Maline and
Chicago, 111.
CALLED PERFECT IN HER HUSBAND'S WILL
Mrs. Charles G. Baird. Major Charles G. Baird of New York, who was killed in France, paid the following tribute to his wife is his will: "I want to say to the world thai ay wife, in my estimation, is th most perfect woman I ever saw. heard or knew of. She is endowed with marvelous courage, a very strong will and an intensely high ideal of honor. Her love has never at any time diminished, but has grown always, until I feci it has reached a point that can reasonably be considered the. acme of perfect love. I am tha richest of men, in that I am blest with the truest, most honorable and loving wife in the world."
Grecnsfork, Ird.
I Esley, Mrs. Harmon Toney and Mrs.
Conrad were in Richmond. Monday,..
..Mark Jackson of Akron, is visiting bis mother, Mrs. Jennie Jackson....
Emily Miller visited friends in Cincinnati the weea-eno. . . .. . .illsses Mary
Gedrgs, Helen Armstrong, Gladys Earhart, George Shultz. James Armstrong, Harley Pults were in Richmond Sunday Mrs. W. H. Hawley spent the week-end in Indianapolis with. hSr son. Major Hawley and wife ..Harry Miller and boy friend of Connersville, spent Sunday with Mrs. Nells Miller and daughter, Florence.. ..Howard Barger is visiting relatives
here
Shoppers ' in . Richmond Tuesday
wars Mrs. Clayburn McNutt, Mis Ada
Gause, Esther and Juliet Smith.. .Miss Frieda Benbow and Nellie Cummins left to spend the week end in Hagera-
town with Mr. and Mrs. Morris Harrison.. ...Mrs. Morton Pugh of Oklahoma and Mrs. Rose Meyers spent
Tuesday with the former's father, Isaac King, who Is in Reid Memorial
hospital at Richmond Mr. and Mrs.
B. H. Cook and William Bane attend
ed a family dinner held in Tr6twood,
Ohi6.. ...Mils Gladys Myers returned
Monday from a two weeks visit in Muneie and Middletown Marion
Myers ran a nail in his foot Saturday
and is only able to walk on crutches, l. t. Latta and wife .
....Miss Hazel Wise is spending a taf.W t- J i . . I
uiuuui wiui uer &x.uuiiarBBiB, air. huu Mrs. George Sanders, of Centerville. . . . .Mrs. Martha Wleehart is spending a few doys the guest of her sister-in-law Mrs. Taylor Beesbn in Richmond. Miss Mabel Wise of Richmond is spending the remainder of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise... Rev. Paul Smith of Richmond will preach at the Friends church Sunday morning, July 6, at 10:30 o'clock. Everyone welcome ,Mr. and Mrs. Florence Linderman, a newly married couple, entertained the fol
lowing serenaders Tuesday evening at their home south , of town : Misses Helen Roller, Agnes Smith, Lora Boyd of Richmond, Iva Nicholson, Lela Ketterman. Josephine Hamilton, Rachel Givinn; Messers LeBter Kitterman, Clyde Nicholson, Frank and William Moyer, Harold Cook, Mr. and 31 rs. Charles Meyers, Mrs. Glen Gnckle, Mr. and Mrs. John Linderman Mrs. Everett Tipton. Misses Ethel Ullery, and Effie Wilson shopped in Richmond Monday Mrs. W. W. Neff Misses Flossie and Louise Neff and Shannon Neff left Tuesday for Columbus, Ohio, to attend .the Centenary convention Mrs. Adline Majors shopped in Richmond Wednesday Miss Lora Boyd of Richmond, called
on friends here Tuesday evening.
How Many Women dp You
Who can say they are perfectly well? "I am tired all the time." "I am so nervous It seems as though I should fly." "I can hardly drag around " toay," and all such expressions are characteristic of women who have overtaxed their strength until headaches, backache, nervousness; drag-ging-down pains. Irregularities and the blues, symptoms of a female weak
ness, have developed. Women who
He has received his discbarge are in this condition may rely upon
after four years of service in the army Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
John Latta is visiting his parents, pound to restore them to health and
strength. Adv.
W, W. Gifford and daughter. Miss Eleanor, will leave Saturday evening for Lake Geneva, Wis., where they will spend two weeks. They will visit in Chicago on their return. The following young people will form a picnic party tomorrow afternoon and evening at Osborne lake: Miss Helen Rust, Miss Helen Johneon, Mies Miriam Hadley, Miss Esther Jones, Miss Helen Hadley, Miss Mary Ferueling of Dayton, Miss Mary Dixon, Miss Mabel Loehr, Miss Lavern Jones, Miss Miriam Kelley, William Kelley Lloyd Rust, Russel Titsworth, Theodore Sedgwick, Mills Judy, Lieut. Alden .of Dayton. Cyril Pitts, Willard Lebo, Joe Ferneding of Dayton, and
Edgar Loehr. Marvin Pickett has returned from Ft. Wayne, where he" attended the Christian Endeavor society conven
tion. He was a delegate from the First Christian church society. 'Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cunne, Sr., dsughter, Marjorie, and son, Emmett, of Chicago, will, spend the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Curme, at their home on the National road, west.
Miss Julia, Miss Katherine and Gerald Meeks of Columbus, O., will come tomorrow to spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Meeks at their home on Kinsey street. '
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Weichman and family, ,Mr. and Mrs. George Bartel and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Klute and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hasemeler and family motored to George Lake today for an outing. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give their annual Fourth of July dance tomorrow evening at Cedar Springs hotel. Those who wish to take dinner at the hotel in the evening, may do so by making reservations early. Kolp's regular orchestra will play for the
dancers. ! Miss Janice Meredith went to Connersville yesterday for ' a several day visit with relatives and friends. Mrs. Frank R. Hale will leave tomorrow for New York city to meet her husband, Sergeant Hale, who hasrecently landed after eleven months service overseas. Mr. and Mrs. Hale will visit in the east before returning here. Miss Zola Clark, Miss Gladys Nell, Irvln Shurtz and Leslie Meeks, all graduates of Earlham this year or last year, will go to New York to enter Columbia university summer school. Miss Frences Berry and Miss Mildred Dickinson, two Richmond teachers, are in New York now to enter the university and Miss Lulu Gans, Miss Jane Dunlap and Miss Inez Trueblood will leave in a few days.
Miss Edna Meyers, of Starbuck, Manitoba, is the guest of Mrs. Frank Taylor a't her home on South Eighth street.
Miss Joseph Porfidio, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Porfidio of
North ,G street, and Chester Bizzario. were married this morning at 10 o'clock at St. Mary's church in the
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Mr. and Mrs. Frank Vossler of South Eleventh street left today on a ten days trip to points in Illinois, Wisconsin and. Iowa. The Greenwood Community club met yesterday afternoon with Mrs. W. W. Cottingham at her home on Greenwood avenue. The afternoon was spent informally and -light re freshments were served. Those present were: Mrs. Will Johnson, Mrs. Phillip WitUe. Mrs. Leslie Kregar, Mrs. Ed Doren, Mrs. Emily Pitts, Mrs. Charles Hackman, Mrs. John Vogelsong, Mrs. Walter Benfeldt and son,
Mrs. L. B. Thurman, Mrs. John MessSitloh, Mrs. J. W. Ketring, Miss Hazel Haustetter, Miss Leota and Miss Maxlne Kregar, Miss Lucille and Miss
Rose Thurman, Miss Freida Benfeldt, Miss Mildred and Miss Hazel Sitloh, Miss Ruth Ketring and Miss Mamie Conner. . Guests of the club were :
"Mrs. Paul Ketring and her mother,
Mrs. Seaman, of Pittsburgh, Pa., Mrs. Lou Clem and Mrs. J. W. Ferguson of Chester.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Nicholson and daughter. Mary, and eons, Ralph and Herschel, left today cn a motor trip to Chicago and to points in Iowa. Elwood McGuire" of Colorado Springs, Col., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Charles MeGuire at their home on North Tenth street.
The Missionary society of the First Christian church met yesterday afternoon in the church parlors for its annual meeting. After the annual reports were given, the newly electd officrs took their office. After the business session, Mrs. Jeanette Wilson conducted the devotional services, and Mrs. Shirley Rust gave a map drill
on Africa. Mrs. Netta Harkins gave a paper on "Broadening Ideas of the Orient," and Mrs. Lenora Beach led the missionary quiz. Miss Helen Roland gave a cello solo. A social hour followed and refreshments were served.
College Corner, 0, Miss Mayme Reeves and Mrs. Norman Sweeting of Oxford, were in town Monday. .. .Mr. and Mrs. James McDonough anji. family, of Lynn, Ind., were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. John McDonough , . Mrs. Jolliff , of Indianapolis, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Mr. and Mrs. Riley Kingery had as Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. Merle Kingery and family, M. B. Brown and family... Sam McDonough and Dave Dillon, of Middletown, spent the week-end with P. J. McDonough and family Mr. and Mrs. William
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