Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 141, 23 April 1920 — Page 4
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THE RICHMOND PAUuADlUM AJN1 SUN-TiSLUGKAM, bUlUAt, AtHLL, V6, iyzu.
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The Knights of Columbus entertained with an Informal dance Thursday tevenlng in the Odd Fellows hall. The lEvan Smith orchestra furnished the dance music. 'The dancers Included: John Kellner, Thomas Fitzgibbons, Walter Crontn, John Meyers, Arthur rMetz, Walter Boyce, Claire Connell, Ray Nolan, Harold Sllfer, John Galvin, Emmett Barrett, Howard McManus, .Walter Caskey, Ray Denner, Andrew lUaag, Harry Frame, Carl Pfelffer, Joseph Burke, Andrew Issen, Joseph Weiss, Leo Hlllman, Russell Stanley, Thomas Faye, Francis Routh, Leo Geler, Harry Brokamp. Carl Geler, fXiOuis Rohe, Louis Ripberger, Murel Justice, Joseph Broderick, Andrew iFlatley, C. F. Ellis, Frank Kiser, Robjert Korves, Paul Reece, Ray Quinllvan, .John. O'Brien, Russell Smith, Forest IDaJby, James Harrington; Misses Cejcella Coniff, Matilda Rohe, Bertha ftleckman, Marcella Baumer, Eleanor
-"" "Bmlth. Loretta Issen, Fay Roberts,
salary Pfelffer, Pauline Wessel, Mll!dred Townsend, Mabel Roser, Irene tForrester, Rose Taube, Mary Dillon, Blanche Gausepohl, Kathryn Brucker, LMary Borton, Marie O'Brien, Marie Roach, Corlne Essenmaker, Gladys
Clark, Treva Daiier, Frances Roser.i
ilrene Johnson, Jeanette Shell, Letha 'Phillips, Marcella Issen, Marie Connell, IMary Knauber, Gladys Lamb, Evelyn Ifihoemaker, Alice McManus, Olive 'Jones, v Agnes Knauber, Ellen McCarthy,' Gertrude lleidleman, Loretta IZeyen, "Blanche McManua, Irene Shatter, Margaret Dillon and Mr. and Mrs. ("Lawrence Thomas, "Mr. and Mrs. J. A. iBone, Mr. and Mrs. George . O'Brien, IMr. and Mrs. Raymond Ulm and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Issen. The children's party which was to ihave been given at the Richmond 'Country clob, Saturday afternoon, has been postponed until Saturday, May !Sth. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Asbury -will be host and hostess for the Wl-Hub dub Friday evening at their home on Routh Ninth street. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Luken are the parents of a daughter, born Thursday at Reid Memorial hospital. Mrs. I. M. Ridenhour was hostess for the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the First M. E. church Thursday afternoon at her home on Klnsey street. The subject for the afternoon was "Africa" and interesting papers on the subject were read. A musical program was given. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will be host and hostess for their regular assembly dance Friday evening In the Odd Fellows' hall. Kolps orchestra will play. Miss Ruth Daffler was hostess for a meeting of tho C. I. C. class of Grace M. E. church, Thursday evening at her home on North Fifteenth street. After the business hour, the evening was spent informally. The hostess served refreshments. Those present were Miss ("Mar.- O;irrins?ron. Miss
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Miss Lillian McCann, Miss Liouise
Hawkins, Miss Reba Morgan, Miss Doris Shessler, and Miss Ruth Daffler. Mrs. John Schatel was hostess for the Daffodil club Thursday afternoon at her home on North Twelfth street. The afternoon was spent with music and needlework. Mrs. Arthur O'Neal of Dayton, was a guest. Eleven members were present. The hostess served a dainty luncheon. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Edward Sharp, on Randolph street. Mrs. J. W. Morris was hostess for the Coterie club Thursday afternoon at her home on North D street. Twelve members were present. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be held in three weeks at the home of Mrs. J. W. Ferguson on South Sixteenth street. The Delta Theta Tau sorority will give a dance Tuesday evening in the Odd Fellow's hall. Parker's orchestra of Columbus, O., will play. Mrs. Holllngsworth, of North E
street entertained 25 members of the Tirzah Club at the hall Wednesday j afternoon. Luncheon was served. Mrs. j
Marvii Devaii, or xsortn i street, wm entertain the next Wednesday. Miss Lillian Craig, who has been spending the winter in Los Angeles, Calif., Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Raymond Markley, on Main street, for a short time before going to her home in Lansing, Mich.
American Legion Band Is Assured for City An American Legion band to represent Harry Ray Post No. 65 Is assured. The first practice was held Thursday night in the Commercial club rooms. Using the men who reported Thursday night as a nucleus. Director Roland Nusbaum hopes to build up a band of 36 pieces. In spite or the fact that some of the men were unable to be present at the first practice and others were not provided with instruments the first meeting Indicated splendid enthusiasm. Ward captains will have charge of canvassing the city by wards and precincts for new members. Committees will be appointed by the captains who will secure the names of all the exservice men in thoir precinct. All men among the ex-service who are musicians will be asked to join the band regardless of whether or not they are members of the legion. The next meeting of the band will be held at eight p. m. next Wednesday night.
TO BURY SOLDIERS. j (V,y Associated Press) I WASHINGTON, April 23. Burial i services for 19 soldiers, whose- bodies recently were brought back from overseas, will be held at Arlington this afternoon with the usual military ceremonies. !
Many School Children Are Sickly
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A Really Absorbing Display of Spring Suits Gowns & Frocks
for Ladies and Misses
There are so many points of attraction in this Spring showing, that we hardly know which to emphasize with most prominence. The models are very distinctive in the elaborate conceptions as well as the more severe tailleured designs. The cloths are of the very newest and most fashionable weaves and the colors are of very rich tones with artistic trimming treatments. And then there is another very vital attraction a price moderation very unusual when associated with such elegant styles and qualities.
Money-Saving Specials for Saturday
LIPPED SAUCE PAN
"Republic White Ware
Actual Size 9x4's Inches Actual
Capacity 4 Quarts
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SAUCE PANS This shape Is especially attractive, made In "Republic White Ware", with blue-black bead. Durable, sanitary, easily cared for. Look at this special You will want several. VERY ATTRACTIVE OFFER
Big size CLOTHES BASKETS 51.25 value for Saturday only 98 c
REAL ALUMINUai Roasters The biggest little Roaster in the city, a regular $1.50 value. Our Q- i Q price only 4?iLA
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SHOPPING BASKETS Pretty Shopping Baskets, durably made, only 69c, 79c and gQ STURDY FERN STANDS $7.98 A pretty William and Mary design In oak or mahogany, a big $10 00 value for S7.9S
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For a Delicious Breakfast
Frizzled Beef On Toast
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ALUMINUM PERCOIVTOUS $1.98 Value, now only $1.69
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In the morning: try a new breakfast dish. Open a jar of HOOD'S Dried Beef. Unroll the big", paper-thin slices (it is not chipped but sliced) et the spicy fragrance of the meat; note the natural appetizing" color, indicating young and tender beef, and the perfect cure. Melt a small lump of butter in a frying pan; "frizzle" the beef a few moments over a hot fire, have squares of hot buttered toast ready; cover each piece with crisp strips of meat and serve on hot plates. The
best breakfast tasted.
you ever
Hood's Label beef is packed by one of the largest concerns in the country, especially for us. It is perfectly cured, sliced to transparent thinness, packed in sanitary glass jars and hermetically sealed. As a luncheon and breakfast dish it is delicious and appetizing-. Ask your grocer for Hood Label Dried Beef you'll say it's the best you ever tasted. Enough in each jar for an ordinary meal.
PURE ALUMINUM
Regular $1.98 values Saturday only
$1.69
ELECTRIC IRONS
THE W. H. HOOD CO. Wholesale Grocers Portland. Ind. Richmond, Ind.
PREMIER ELECTRIC SWEEPERS $2.00 Down $1 Weekly
$4.98 to $7.25
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