Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 30, 14 December 1920 — Page 4

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A'toejte dHit( tWM of i. Christmas musie wffl M presented y -the pjuaU departnieot f the Woman's ' cluV .Thursday - at 1 30- p. m. in the ? Firs English Lntfcerat church. - Not , ottry in SRenaVeri - of the Woman ' club but Ofhoes as well are invited to .'attends 'The program trill include ej lections of Christmas mnsic, both in- . strurnetftat and vocal, -which are considered the tnoet beatfttful ever Written. Tbprogratt follows: 5 "Sun t Krgn tuar:- Nig-nr

ft. "Orartd. Chora-.-,.. '. ;-..osTore4 "A.-Song? of fcnwaort . . . . , .Cove Mi AUetr IMMrtMOBbwr ; "O. Little Town of Bthlehems.;...; .v.-.;... ..Paul SYlsS I Mrs. Fred Bart el ...-Mrs. t-wille Etarter Mr. Ray Loo smeeker . ; a, -"Virion's Prayer". Massenet-Shelley .h. - fMPrelude" Doermg e. ; "March - Solemnclle" ...... Lemalgre '"" Mr. King "Star of Bethlehem". .. Adams Ernest Benit a'. "Christmas Pastoral" Harker . b. "In KprJirrtlme" Kinder ' -. Miss Helen Nicholson 1 negative TH ftaH tk, eyes of blind b opened" Arta "He swaH Tf(t ITTS nock" . . (from Ms8iah').. Haendel Mrs. Leslie Harter. Mrs. F. W. Kruesrer a. "Sons of Praise. Sheldon b. "JJurmurlo Zephyrs" Jenson - Miss. Msrrjorle Bee , "wregtnnea" Stfhumamn ' Miss Riitb Scott ? "Angela of Lis-M" Coomlc Mrs. Barte Mr. Renk Pastorale," Ooua 19... .Ceasar Franck Mri. Foso Chorus "iTjjy Night" .Prhl Mrs. Fred Bartel. Mrs. GeArge Bartel, Mta Oortnne Nubun Mra. Charles ' Marvel. Violin otiujtato MUo Ruth Scott 3 Mils MsrttretTte Cox was hostess for Mrs. Benjamin Johnson's SirtMtay school elas sat her home Monday evening. The class has taken tho name J Maids of nonor. Plans are being '.made for three Christmas baskets for needy families. Rotresftments were 'served to the guests who were Mrs Benjamin Johnson, Miss Helen Hold ing, Miss Famine Butler. MUs Ruth Butler, Miss Helen Bows man, Mies Edith Evans, Miss Helen Bwmt Miss Mary AdJtsoa, Miss Georgia Ber--trees, Miaa Leota Hosbrook and Miss (Marguerite Cox and Mrs. Walter Cox. Mrs. Rebecca Davis spoke on "A i Study of the National Government" at the meeting of the West Richmond W. C. T. TJ. Monday afternoon. The next mooting of the union will be held Jan. 11, witk Mrs. Robert Campbell as leader. - Mrs.' George Pox entertained the Dorcas" society Monday afternoon at her iiome on South Sixteenth street The afternoon was spent la noodle work, and refreshments war eerffed by the hostess. Miss Birdlce Norris of North Twtiv tieth street entertained tie fdflovrn guests at her home over the week-end Miss 5 Louise Study- of Fountain City, Marion Crowe of Munoie, and Viron Petro of M uncle. if .Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cummins have returned from Chicago and Valparaiso. Charles Robinson la spending Tues day in Indianapolis. " Beautiful in all Its appointments was the Christmas party given Mon day evening by Mrs. R. C. Brunton at her home on the National road west for members of the A. N. C. club. The rooms wer prettily ar ranged with bouquetr of red roses and - Christmas belli suspended in entrance ways. The gueets exchanged Christmas gifts and a luncheon was Served. Among those present were Mrs. George Welsh. Mrs. Roscoe Cand ler, Mrs. Raymond Wlckemeyer, Mrs. Karl Kaufman, Mrs. Carl Kinley, Miss Mary Bulla, Miss Hazel Mashmeyer, Mrs. Carl Lang, Mrs. J. L. Blossom, Mrs. Jack Grosvenor and Mrs. R. C Brunton. Mr. and Mrs. Lona Becknell enter tained-informally at their home Monday evening. A number of piano selections were played by Mrs. Becknell and a light luncheon was served to the guests who were Mr. and Mrs. Earnest, Mr. and Mrs. Parker, Ed Lamb and Mr. and Mrs. Becknell. Mrs. W. W. Gaar and Mrs. John Nicholson will entertain the Daughters of the American Revolution with a reception at the Hotel Westcott Saturday afternoon. Miss Anna Bradbury will read a paper on "Russia." "Mrs. John Adams" will be the subject of a paper on "Women of the White House" which Mrs. W. W. Qaar will read. The Union Bible class of the First English Lutheran church meets Tuesday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lee B. Nusbaum on North Eleventh street. , The Luther league of St. Paul's Lutheran church will meet Thursday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Klmm. 509 South Tenth street. After the business session the evening will be spent in making Christmas candy. All members are requested to come and bring their friends. A danoe will be given at Red Men's hall Wednesday evening. Music will be furnished by Miller's orchestra. The Delta Theta Tau sorority will meet next Monday, Dec. 20, at the home of Miss Ruth Edgerton, 236 Pearl street. The Golden Rule class of the First Ask For It! g tJtpect to find the I Fisherman, the "Mark of Supremacy, " a . a on every bottle ot ciliuuiuii iiuii jrw uujr. This means that you will always ask for SCOTT'S EMULSION nice selection of excellent Xmas Gifts how ready...

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Methodist ctorth. raests, Wednesday at 1:86 f. am. rtsfc Mr. C C. Thomas of East Main street. All members are asked to be present ! Miss Kate Todd wm entertain- the Penny club at her home on South Ninth street Wednesday afternoon Each mentor- la sd e coctrf trta to the hrneh a grab be Mr. Frank letter will be hostess for the Grenbrtar Community club Wednesday. Mrs. Phil Worrell will entertain the Hill Top Sewing circle Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Silas Hastlngs,V Main street, will entertain the LacM' and Pastor' union oX Grace church Wednesday afternoon. Mrs, Thui-man on the Henley Road will be hostess for the Neighborly club Wednesday. The A. O. S. clu wirt meet with Mrs. John- Meiey, South Eleventh street, Thursday. An elVday meetis? of the Mary Hill W. c. T. F. vm be hettt at tiw home of Mrs; EMoer Wickett, 236 Undeti avenue, Thursday. The union will sew for the Worth Fourteenth stret mission Eeh member f asked to brin st bow lunch and also fruit, Jelly, or staple? groceries for a box for a needy family. Circle Two of Grace M. J3. church meets Wednesday at 2:30 with Mrs. Martha Miller, 26 North Thirteenth street. The Laetieao' Aid society of the First Baptist church will meet Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. at the Church. Members are asked to note the change in meeting piase. The society will meet at the church Instead of with Mrs. Krivel as formerly announced. The Women's Bible class of St Paul's will meet with Mrs. Louise Hasecoster, 233' South Ninth street, Wednesday evening. A box will be placed in the lobby of Romeys store where Christmas shoppers may leav toys and other gifts for the 80 children of the North End mission. The toys may also be left at tie home ot Mrs. F. S. Bates, on South. Fourteenth atreet if. it ia not eonnfaieflt to leava then at Romey's. There have not been many toys left as yet but it is exjtocted that more persons will contribute as the Christmas shopping ciui'ia snereaao. Men as well as women may play Santa Claus to the North End mission children. Mrs. Will Dickson will entertain informally at her home, 421 West Main street, Wednesday afternoon from until i for the women of Reiff Memorial church and their Mends. All members and their friends are invited to eome. . Mra. Lena linker was hostess for a party given at her horn oa. South Thirteenth street Monday oruaAL fa he 1oyal Daughters class of the First Christian cnurcn. Pretty Christmas decorations were attractively used for

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decoration. The evening was spent Informally. A hook contest was won by Mrs. Omar Kaufman. Refreshmoots wwe e erred by tin Ire-Bless to the caeeta who. nattabesed 40. The class elected the. following officea for the coming year: President, Mrs. o. c. WirocMn; new president, Mrs. Howard Longfetlew; - secretary, ifrs. Harry Befsselmaa; treasure, lira. Thomas Eric - " . Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cemaday retsmpd tn Tndiana.iotio IMmdav after spending the week-esd with Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Noma of Mam street City Water Furnishes Man's Electric Light (Br Associated Ptms) PARIS, Dec. 14. Wind and water hold the aelutlo of the fuel shortage in France, E. Colatdeau fold his associates at the Academy of Sciences at Its last meeting. He presented what he considered proof In the results of an Inst&lathm on Ma kitchen faucet of a water turbine which drives a dynamo which char, etcflrage batteries. City pressure on the water, ho oxplained, is sufficient te fttftsiaa a household with eleefrte Hert. In the count rs, M. Colardeau Would install windmills to pump water to elevated tanks and utilize the fall of the waur through a 'pipe to turn tho chargiac turbine New Interest has been taken here 1o this idea of household rnstalations because of tho hlgfter eoat of fuel and power, it is considered, may make practical these water turbines. ' U$ t AM Eta IN WARSAW. (Br Associated Freso.) WARSAW, Dec. ' 14. Camels haul ing long trains of small carts are frequently Seen in tho etreea of Warsaw, one soldier acting as driver and tho other soldiers looking after the vehicles. The camels are used by the army authorities in the transport of goods about the city and suburbs, having been trained foe this Mad of ! service by the Russians'. The animals were captured from tho abotshevfki by the Poles in a drive on the northern front last summer. Without wasps fig trees would not produce fruit. She was Fait Tka mm (hte ptatsr im. tm M sew ,ha hwm4 tMI sod follow- ! mmtf ditMtloaa ( Xante mm lu ntfaMd SS Oa.tstkMSMtlM. Now SSflBk OWCOIIM, nntllr mlnh u4 tm ktt. terbMRS. RIWMMitt. I ! Nl(-lltaMt. IN . taoModr. M urn s mmm.m ierl r for tinWojt Wo t toyoa I ro-os. iuum a. YOUR HEALTH . 35 South 11th Street m. and by appointment Puff Boxes Hair Receivers Trays Salve Boxes Baby Sets Rolls wo have ever displayed. -81.75 to $12.50

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BILLY SUNDAY MAY COLIE HERE HI !1922 Wily ssaday a to conV to Jlfcnimmd In the spi-tig of 1922 fs a matter to bo eettled by the varies aonaFOgnlloao of the etty, according to an officer of tho Ministerial aaaotttettonr Tuesday.- A majority of the aastora favor bringing the great evangelist here.X For. a number of Weeks local pastors have debatod the sAvtsabillty of securing a great ovaageiiat for a seriea of revival servtees. v It ' appeared that the matter had been .dropped, as no definite decision had been reached. It was learned Tuesday, however, that negotiations with Mr. Sunday and his busfness manager have boen under way. - Some definite program will be announced later, it was said. ; SUGGESTS CEWMONY. MARGATE, Eng., Dec. 14. The fter. DtvM ttailtoa, the vicar here, was the author of the idea of the bwrtal of an uirlrncwf n soldier in West--atrntfter Abbey, whlth took place oal Nov. 11 Mr. Railton Who Wa a hilitary chaplain in France, cowiaucated His Men to the Dean of Westci;t vth v9 rr u easrii. jwev Cut-out thim SUfK eoa wKJk fte m mall it to Fotey V Co- 4835 Shf field Af -Chic;o. fir. writltvtf yr bmh and ad-dross clearly. Toi Vn ec4ve Ht return trlol ocg cfntalutn FtX's Hon nd Tar CQinuoowe fOr cdughs. colds and croup: Fo(r KVdtifty PUts for pain in l(l9 and bocl; ohtUmatism bWkacbe, Jtidncy ana bladder ailtene: a Foir-y Catharttp TWts. a whotesOBio and thovoagtity cleansing carthartic for eonsttpxtion, biliousness, headaches, and slugrslsh bowels. A. G. Luken & Co., tZM Main. Advertisement. Hosie-Made Hard Mixed Candies 30c to 50c per lb. 1 Main Have your CARPETS aad RUGS leaned by the , Hamilton BeaCh Carpet Washer Co. Phono 6067 L. W. TANGEMN, Mgr. n4 1X1 e--s ' 3? . 'i

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