Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 44, Number 272, 29 August 1919 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND. PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, AUG. 29, 1919.

Mrs. Harry Reid, South Ninth street, entertained last evening at .her. home with a miscellaneous shower for airs Ward Duhbs. a recent bride. Garden flowers were used attractively throughout the house. A luncheon was' served to the following guests: Mrs. R. W. Stratton, Mrs. Edward Crowell. Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mrs. Lyman Lyboult, Mrs. Myron Crane. Mrs. Elmer Klefoth, Mrs. Ralph Snavely, Mrs. Calvin Edmundson, Miss Flora Edmundson, Mrs. Raymond Sperling, Miss Carrie Modelin, Mrs. John Longstreth. Mrs. Ida Dibbs. Miss Iona Dubbs. Miss Wanda Dubbs. Mrs. Myron Kelor, Mrs. Frank Welssgerber and .Miss Marcia Welssgerber. Miss Marcia Dennis entertained the members of her Sunday 6chool class ot South Eighth Street Friends' church at her home on South Thirteenth street, yesterday afternoon with a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Mary Johnson, teacher of the class, who will be married in October to Robert Barrett Evans of Indianapolis. Twelve little girls vypre present. Mark Sullivan, who spoke at Chautauqua, Wednesday evening, was the guest of Mrs. David Worth Dennis, at her home on West Main street, while In the city and was the honor guest at a dinner given by Mrs. Dennis Wednesday evening. Bernhard Knollenberg Is In YorkvCity. New Mrs. John II. Johnson, Miss Maryl Johnson and Robert Johnson were in Indianapolis today. Miss Abby Schaeffer has returned after visiting Miss Josephine Greene, of Great Lake, Wis. Miss Winifred Comstock. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Faul Comstock, of Reeveston, has returned to her home after visiting with her grandmother Mrs. 11. 1J. wnson, oi ;ew iom . ni... - Miss Vivian King is in Chicago, and will go from there to Ottumwa, Iowa, where she will be Instructor in home economics in the high school. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Brunson and son will go tomorrow to Fort Wayne, where they will reside. They will be accompanied by Mrs. Brunson's mother, Mrs. Clara B. Graves, who will visit them until school opens. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Chrow and daughter Letha returned last evening from a week's visit in Detroit and other points in Michigan. Miss Jane Keister was given a delightful surprise party Wednesday evening In the apartment of Miss Ella Story. A picnic supper was served. The guests were Miss Jane Keister, Mrs. O. Marshall.Mrs. R. C. Martin. Mrs. Alta Toops, Mrs. D. Buchanan. Miss Lola Thornburg, Miss Elmira Craig, Miss Emma Hartman, Miss Elizabeth Keister of Winchester, Miss Lillian Craig, Miss Minnie Gibbs, Miss Ella Story, Miss Gertrude Hartman and Miss Marie McGunegill. Murray C. Snively has received his honorable discharge from the navy, and Is the guest of his parents on North Sixteenth street He was a wireless operator and will take a position in the east soon. The Chenoweth reunion will be held Saturday in Fountain park, Fountain City. All members of the family and friends are invited. Earl Bullerdick, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bullerdick, Souih Thirteenth street, will leave Monday for Fcmn sylvanla. where he will attend the Pearce School of Business this year. Mrs. William McClellan entertained yesterday afternoon for Mrs. John Moffit, who will take up residence at Ixuisville, Ky., soon. The afternoon was spent socially. A luncheon was served. The guests were Mrs. Harry Rohe, Mrs. George Hamilton, Mrs. Silk Petticoats $2.98 to $5.98 . the

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John Hawekotte, Mrs. George Chrisman, Mrs. Samuel Cutter, Mrs. Harry Englebert. Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. Peter Cuttler and Mrs. Fred Lahrman. Miss Nellie C. Mawhood has returned home after atending the summer session at Chicago-university. Miss Mawhood took an art course and will teach in the Richmond schools this winter. Miss Jesse C. Mendenhall will leave Saturday for a visit with friends at Vlncennes. She will teach in the Eaton high schoo lthis winter.

Mrs. Ed Scott and her guest. Vera Willhour, of Tulsa, Oklahoma, left yesterday to spend the week-end in Cincinnati. . - Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klusmeier are the parents of a baby daughter, Marjorie, born at their home, 409 South Fourteenth street. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Fisher are the parents of a son, Ural, born yesterday evening at their home on North Twenty-first street. Mr. and Mrs. John S .Hawley are the parents of a daughter, Dorothy Jane, born yesterday morning at their home south of town. Verlon Ballenger In Indianapolis. spent yesterday Mrs. Pearl Oglesby of North Eleventh street, is visiting a friend in Middletown. Mrs. Charles Howard, Mrs. Herbert Jenkins, and Mr. and Mrs. Noel Bundy. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Rice, Miss Stella Rice, Miss Esther Jones, were among the persons who attended the Hagerstown fair yesterday. Robert Johnson, Whitney McGuire, Miss Cora Lichtenfels and George Weaver were among those who attended the Greenville fair. Rutherford B. Jones and Ira Swisher spent yesterday In Cincinnati. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Peterson will spend a year In Arizona, California, and other western states. Mrs. H. S. James is In Indianapolis . 1Tt,,toH R,0ihr0 l"- 1 11 11 ' . V, .... . . ..... . . . Wlllard castle. Lebo Is visiting in NewMr. and Mrs. Zolla Huldll and Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Barger of Maroa, 111., spent several days here visiting their sister, Mrs. E. S. Evving and family. A picnic supper was given last evening in Glen Miller park by the Social Aid of Reid Memorial church for Mrs. Jacob Horr, who will go to Jackson, Mich., for residence. Those present were Mrs. Horr and family, Mrs. Frank Moss, Mrs. Harry Moss, Mrs. G. W. Gault. Mrs. J. S. Hill. Mrs. Llndley Swayne, Mrs. W. L. Mesiner, Margaret Meaner, Georganna Gault. Helen Moss, Harold Moss, Juliet Swayne, John Hill and James Hill. Miss Mary and Miss Suzanna Dixon entertained last evening with a picnic supper at their home near Connersville for Miss Louise Horr, who will leave soon for residence in Jackson, Mich. The guests were Miss Louise Horr, Miss Esther Wilson, Miss Anna Dafler, Miss Katherine Williams, Miss Margaret Van Sant. Miss Louise Marshall, Miss Irene Price, Miss Mary Worley, Mrs. Verlon Ballenger, Mrs. Harry Ramsey, Earl Ballenger and William Wilson. Mrs. Elmer Ford entertained at her home on North E street last evening in honor of Mrs. Frank Smith and daughter, Caroline, and Miss Hazel Ray, of Washington, D. C. The evening was spent socially. Miss Hazel Ray sang a number of sones. A delicious luncheon was served to theh following guests: Miss Ray, Mrs. Smith and Miss Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Holly, Mr. and Mrs Edwardii

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PIQUA Mrs. Rebeca Rncklea wid ow, has been selected by Edward ieam or uroana, from 429 other candidates, to become his wife. He re. cently advertised in afl Urbana news paper ror a wife. ALLIANCE Ru$sel Alber, 15, only son of the superintendent of schools here, died on the operating table as a icsuii. ot an operation for appendicitis. COLUMBU S Democratic state headquarters announced that the visit of Woodrow Wilson here next Thursday, will be non-partisan and no polical arrangements will be made for his visit. ALLIANCE A telegram was sent from here to Illinois university, for serum Avhich will be used to save the life of Mrs. Willis F. Sanford, who is critically ill as a result of eating tainted olives at a recent dinner at the Canton country club, from which seven persons have already died. . The serum will be administered to other members of the dinner party who are now ill. YOUN'GSTOWN Edna Connor i was killed here by an automobile driven by Julian Lawrence, 17. COLUMBUS Ohio records of state fair attendance were broken here Sold by Thistlethwalte's six drug 'id ir.tn-:iw rnira im rczira vmi m

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