Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 205, 7 July 1920 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., WEDJNSDAf , TOLY 7, 1920.

Society

Mrs. "Wallace Teegarden, South "Eleventh street, ;::wa3 hostess for a pretty bridge party Tuesday afternoon. During the afternoon auction bridge "was played at three tables, the favors poing to Mrs. Alvin Fox, Mrs. Henry muter and Mrs. William Keisker. Late In the afternoon the hostess served a delicious luncheon. The quests included Mrs. Burton Gaines, Mrs. Alvin Pojt, Mrs. Goorgre Shultz, Mrs. Harry SHaw, Mrs. John Evans, Mrs. George Fox, Mrs. Ira Swisher, Mrs. William Keisker, Mrs. Henry Kluter, Mrs. Emil Levy, of Bay City, Mich., Mrs. "Walter Dalbey and Miss Gertrude Shute. Forest Gartside and Mrs. Ellen Gartside, of North Seventeenth street, have returned from a motor trip through the east. They -were accompanied home by Mrs. Raymond Gartside of Pittsburg. Mrs. Fred Rosslter and children, Richard and Elolse, of Dayton, are .the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Russell, Randolph street. Mrs. Mary A. Jay Ballard and daughter Eleanor left Tuesday night for Colorado to spend the summer with friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. George Elstro entertained a number of friends at their home over the Fourth. For their pleasure a dance vra.3 given Monday evening. The house party Included, iMr. and Mrs. George Elstro, Mr. and 'Mrs. H. G. Elstro, of Kokomo, Mrs. L. Barnell and MJsa Virginia Barnell. Miss Victoria and Miss Emma Llndemuth and A. C. Ldndemuth have returned from Lake Maxinkuckee. Circle No. 1 of the First M. E. Aid society will hold the regular monthly

i meeting all day Thursday at the home

of Mrs. H. E. Clift, Easthaven avenue. 1 Each woman is asked to bring sandwiches and one dish of fopd. Quilting will be the work for the day. Miss Madona Zuttermeister, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zuttermeister, of East Main street, and Dan Casey, eon of Mrs. Sarah Casey, of Xenia, O., were quietly married Tuesday evening at the parsonage of the

First English Lutheran church by the I necker, Miss Angela Plnkerton of Cin-

Rev. F. A. Dressell. na3tor. the double I cinnatl. Miss Mary Alice Murray, or

ring service being used. The bride wore a dark blue traveling gown with accessories to correspond. Her flow

ers were pink rosebuds. The attendants were Mr. and Mrs . Charles Meyers, Mrs. Meyers wearing a tailored gown of dark blue. Immediately efter the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Casey

left for Tulsa, OkU where they will reside.

Miss Mildred Whitely was elected president of the Ornis Melas which met Tuesday evening at the home of Miss Helen Hazeltine, Main street. Miss Esther Tteid was elected vice-

president. Mis Helen Bentlage, secre

tary, and Miss Gertrude Kggleson, treasurer. Following the business session the members enjoyed a social

hour. Those present were: Miss Mil

dred "Whitely, Miss Gertrude Eggleston, MLss Dorothy Lebo, Miss Mary Rlnehart, Miss Doris Puekett. Miss Ogen Shelton. Miss Helen McWhinney, Miss Esther Reid. Miss Pauline Smith, and Miss Marjorie Edwards. The Cosmopolitan, club was entertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Harry Chenoweth, South Fourteenth street. Garden flowers were used to decorate the house. Late in the afternoon the hostes served a two-course luncheon to the following: Mrs. James P .Dillon, Mrs. B. F. Harris, Mrs. Albert Hittle, Mrs. Clyde Ewing, Mrs. Shannon Campbell, Miss Ewing and Mrs. J. S. Hornaday.

Miss Virginia and Miss Margaret Livingston have gone to South Bend to be the guests of Dr. and Mrs. Charles Bosenberry for two weeks. Mr. and Mrs. William D. Williams, Miss Gertrude Williams, and William Williams have returned from West Baden. The Coterie Club will hold its regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Martha Shute on Garwood road Thursday afternoon. All members are to be present. A number of young people were entertained Saturday afternoon by Miss Helen Roland at her home on North , A street. The afternoon was spent playing hearts, the favor going to Miss Grace Chrow. Refreshments were served to the following guests: Miss Alice Smith, Miss Grace Chrow, Miss Elizabeth Bell, Miss Charlotte Colvin, Miss Emma Horr, Miss Gladys Long-

New Paris, Miss Thelma Chew, Miss

Thelma Champion, and Miss Helen Addleman. Mrs. William Klopp. South Ninth street, will be hostess Thursday afternoon for the Helping Hand society. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Curtis and Mr. and Mrs. Guy Anderson, who spent the Fourth in South Bend, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Curtis, were accompanied home by Mrs. E. L. Baldwin and son of Chicago and F. W. Curtis of San Francisco, Cal. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roller and daughter have returned home after spending the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wise, north of the city. Mr. and Mrs. John Miles have returned to their home on North Fourth street after visiting in northern Ohio. Mrs. C. L. Mote and daughter have returned home after spending the Fourth In Indianapolis. Mr. and Mrs. John Ross were pleasantly surprised at their country home Thursday afternoon by the Ladies' Aid society of the Whitewater M. E. church. A short business meeting was held after which the guests enjoyed a social hour. Refreshments were served on ihe lawn Those present were Mrs. Carrie Fowble, Vioma Robinson, Mrs. Bessie Alexander, Mrs. Mabel Williams, Mrs. Mary Alexander, Mrs. Inez Wright, Mrs. Minnie Robinson, Lida Knoll, Mrs. Laura Hill, Mrs.

Martha Hill, Mrs. Edith Stettler, Mrs. Luran Newman, Mrs. Margaret Burt. Mrs. Martha Jackson, Mrs. Edna Ross, Mrs. Elizabeth Battling, Miss Mildred Knoll, Miss Opal Towble, Miss Mildred Hill, Miss Alice Ross, Miss Thelma Wright, Miss Irene Wright, Miss Elizabeth Burt, Miss Zella Williams. Miss Reba Williams, Miss Isabel Knoll,

Miss Reba Stettler, Richard Stettler, Paul Robinson, Warren Wright, Roger Trowble, Janet Hill, James Battling and Dorothy Battling. Mr. and Mrs. George Chrisman and daughter Katherine have returned to their home on Kinsey street after visiting In northern Indiana. They have as their guests Melba and George Wood of Billings, Okla. Charles Luring, of Detroit, Mich , is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Longnecker, South Fifteenth street. Mrs. Charles Groce, South A etreet, had the meeting of the Home Department of the City Bible School, Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Joseph Beck, Rev. Harry Harkiss and Timothy Nicholson had charge of the program. The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Fred Bartel, August 3.

ARCADIA MAN KILLED WHEN CAR PLUNGES OFF ROAD NOBLESVILLE, Ind.. July 7. Elmer Stokes, 47 years old, a resident of Arcadia, in the northern part of Hamilton county, was killed in an automobile accident near this city at an early hour today, when he lost control of the machine and it plunged into a wire fence. Stokes's head was pinned beneath the machine and his neck broken. He lived only 20 minutes after the accident.

Gov. A. E. Smith

WIFE SUES FATHER-IN-LAW ANDERSON, Ind., July 7. Erma V. Wright of Alexandria has filed suit asking $10,000 in damages from her father-in-law, John W. Wright, for alleged loss of the affections of her husband; Chester Wright. The bride says she was married March 5 to Chester and that her father-in-law ignored her and caused her husband to abandon her.

A prominent figure in Democratic councils these strenuous days is Gov Alfred E. Smith of New York. The Empire state executive was born in 1873 on South street on the east side of New York. He was grad

uated from the St. James parochial school in 1889. His first election t o public office came In 1903, when he saya he was warned to press his pants so he could be nominated for the assembly. When a boy he peddled fish, sold newspapers and was sponsored by Thomas F. Foley, a Tammany leader.

who saw him elected to the assembly where he served

ifrom 1903 to 1915. In the assembly he

rose to minority leader, then served as speaker and finished his last ten

ure in office as majority leader. When nominated for Governor nnli-

ticians said that Smith was the only Tammany man who was able to get anti-Tammany vote.

Governor Smith i3 married and ha

five children. He is forty-six years old.

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MRS. COOK STILL IS IMPROVING FROM HURTS Mrs. Howard Cook, who was seriously injured Sunday when the automobile In which she and her husband were riding was 6truck by a mail train at the Centorville crossing, was reported improving at ihe Uei 1 hospital Wednesday. She sustained a fractured limb, broken nose and badly bruised back. Her chance for recovery is very hopeful.

BOY DIES FROM INJURIES BLOOMINGTON, Ind.. July 7 Gerald Schertzer, little son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Scuertzer. Is dead from an electric shock he suffered when he came In contact with a live wire, which had blown down during the severe storm which 6wept this vicin-

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We need space for new shipments of Fall Goods, and are placing on sale during July the finest of period bedroom suites and odd pieces at prices that will require quick action. Come in before they are all sold.

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Four Piece Colonial Bedroom Set in Old Ivory Finish This set is finished in Old Ivory dainty and immaculate, and particularly appropriate for the bedroom. There are four pieces: a bed, with open paneled head and foot; a triple mirrored dressing table; a chiffonier, and a dresser. Sale price $19.".00.

William and Mary Bow End Bed An unusually attractive Bed of bow end design. It is finished in either matched Walnut or Mahogany. Carved decorations. $93.00.

This LOUIS XIV Dresses This is a very attractive Dresser. It is made in a rich brown mahogany finish, with fluted posts and leg's and beaded edgings. Sale price $95.00.

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Queen Anne Period Chiffonier This Chiffonier has a mirror of the best quality. There are five drawers, well made, dustproof construction. In Mahogany finish only $54.00.

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RUMMAGE SALE Thursday Morning 8 until 12 oclock Store Closes at Noon Employees Half Holiday

Soiled Tea Apron3 10 Black Shirt Waists, size 38 59c Blue Work Shirts, size 14 50 Sun Bonnets, soiled IOC 50c Plaid Percales, yard wide 2o 25c Comfort Calico 10 $2.00 Silk Camisoles, soiled 75o 45c Ladies' Summer Vests, soiled X5C

59c Fancy Voiles, odd lots lOt4 05c Voiles, firm quality, odd lots 4S" $2.00 Bungalow Lace Curtains, a pair OS (red or green t 50c Embroidery Insertion, wide but slightly soiled, per yard 15c $2.00 All Over Net tucked and yard wide, copen and wine only 4SC

JULY BARGAIN SALE

Colored Wash Goods

59c

95c

75c NOVELTY VOILES beautiful patterns in dark

colors, also a range of light shades. 75c quality, 59c. $1.00 GEORGETTE '7Q VOILES, styles that are I iC exclusive and colorings that are correct in style, $1.00 quality 79c

$1.25 FRENCH VOILES

early season's prices

this quality seemed impossible at this price, $1.25 quality, 95c $1.75 IMPORTED J-J QQ VOILES, a better tDltOj quality than this is not made. We are indeed grateful to the manufacturers that made this price to us; $1.75 quality, $1.39

$2.00 FRENCH GEORGETTE

VOILES, beautiful floral designs that are exclusive; $2.00 quality, $1.69

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Silks Red ucea $2.50 HEAVY CREPE T- QQ DE CHINE, all col- M.t0 ors including all dress shades as well as all shades for evening wear; $2.50 quality, $1.98 $3.00 GEORGETTE J- qq CREPE, a full range 5L.!0 of colors and the quality is the same that sold for $:?.Oo" earlier

this ecason; sale price $1.98

$2.9S SATIN MES SA

LINE, a good assort

ment of colors to select from but we are advised we cannot duplicate our order for this silk; $2.9S qualUv. $1.98 $4.00 SATIN CHAR- Qf) QQ MEUSE, heavy qual- t&w.iO Ity. all colors and the kind you want for elegant dresses; $4 00 quality, $2.98 $3.00 SILK SHIRT- QQ ING. a limited stock tM.cO that cannot last lonp at this price; $3 00 quality. $1.98

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terns just received and colorings not. shown before; $2.00 quality, $1.45

fi9c MARQUISETTE Just a small lot to close

at this price; they cannot be obtained again, hence the sacrifice; 69c quality, 45c PANEL CURTAINS Priced special for this sale. Our line is now complete; some styles due long ago, just arrived this week and on account of the lateness in arriving, they are priced below their real value.

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$2.00 HOUSE DRESS APRONS, both light

and dark styles, all sizes, quality for $1.59

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$10.00 GEORGETTE Q A QQ WAISTS, traveling 04.i0 salesmen's samples bought for much less than their real worth.

-Special for this sale $4.98

$5.00 VOILE WAISTS,

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ette voiles, all white, embroid

ered and trimmed very elaborately; J5.00 quality. $3.98 $4.00 WHITE DRESS QC QQ SKIRTS. made of ).Vv fine gabardine and well tailored; $4.00 quality, $2.98 Baskets Reduced $1.25 AUTO BASKETS. Qr large size and durable Oe)C basket for any use; $1.25 qualitv, 85c S5c SHOPPING BAS- r KETS, oblong shapes. DOC suitable for shopping or picnics. 85c quality, 65c

Domestics Reduced 50c PERCALES, now QQ navy blue, grey and OuQ light colors, also madras shirting styles; best percale made, now 39c 45c WHITE OUTING f)Q FLANNEL, heavy doublo fleeced, soft and fluffy; 45c quality, 29c $1.25 BLEACHED QQ SHEETING, Pepperell UOC brand, 9-4 wide, th very best quality; sale price 93c

LNHLEACHED SHEET- C) ING MUSLIN'. heavy n

round thread, soon bit aches white; special for this sale 25c fi SPOOLS O N. T. f)Q THREAD, plenty of 50 ZMC white; no phone orders; sold only to customers of other merchandise, 6 spools for 29c UNBLEACHED UNION Or CRASH, heavy linen ab- OC sorbent; Impossible to buy now; sale price 25c Hosiery Reduced $1.25 SILK HOSE, most QQ all shadesr plenty of JOC black and whitp; $1 25 quality for 98c 50c HEAVY RIBBED QQ HOSE for boys, all sizes OtC up to ll1.; these are seconds of 65c quality. 39c 50c SILK SOX for men; OQ black only and sizes 9i iJC and 10t only; 50c quality. 29c Handkerchiefs 35c SPORT HANDKER- C)CHIEFS. styles in hand- OC kerchiefs that am nw; beautiful colorings. 35c qualitv, 25c 50c SILK CREPE DE Of! CHINE HANDKER- OVC CHIEFS, colors and white centers with colored borders; verv pretty; 50c quality, 39c

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Persons interested will soon get a tip as to where they can secure "Ten Little Bottles".

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PLEASE NOTICE My dental office will be closed the month of August. IX-. E. J. DYIEMAN.

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CLOTHES for the entire family at THE WHEN 712 Main St.

BATHING SUITS For: Men, Women and Children VIGRAN J 617 MAIN STREET

SHERWIN-WILLIAMS PAINT A. G. Luken & Co.

CANDIES Fresh Stock Always

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Now at 1103 Main