Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 115, 25 March 1921 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND. 1ND.. FRIDAY; MARCH 25, 1921.

Society

One of the loveliest parties of , the season was rthe red '.and white dinner party1 given .by Mr. and. Mrs. J.- W. Cox at theff honie, 731 South Seventh streetThureday evening for the Rich

mond, high sebol basketball team,- The! table5, lighten bfthe- glow of re "and f

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profusion of red and white carnations. JEach - place -was marked by a place eard'which -supported .a small red or white - candle. - A-two course-dinner was served, described on the attractive menu cards which were printed in fed and white, as "First half, tip off" and Second. Tialf, tip off" with "Time Kit" ' between ; courses. : The hostess was assisted by Miss Slizabeth Brown and Miss Mary Nicholson. Covers were laid for 10 persons, including the host, members of the team, and the coach. -They vere. Marvin Lohman, Charles i Brehm.;vPaniel Rest, Vernon SpauldingHoward;Graffis, Dale Harkins. Roland ;-.Loehr.. Samuel Green, Coach, Null, and W Cox.;i. 3v ) In"hohor' of Mis' Mabel Flaherbnct. who -left, this "week1 for -residence at St. Chanlea,; IHVJtflsa Ruth Jarrett enterta ined Monday -evening at nee home on SouthjSecOnd.&treet. : The evening was spenl,in,aancinit andfeaflttestne favor going to. Miss Ruth Keelor, Late

jn the evening- a two course luneheon-l

was served, Easter decorations and

spring flowers typing used. Thde en

joying the affair were: Miss Ma Del fcisJierbuck, , Miss Florence Cornea, Miss Gladys Arnett, Miss Ruth Keelor", jUiss Josephine Washam, and Miss Rnth Jarrett. Miss Ruth Keelor entertained informally Tuesday evening at her home on North Nineteenth street for the pleasure of Miss Mabel Fisherbuck. Oam es "and dancing were features of the evning. The guest of honor was given a handkerchief shower during tjhe evening, after which a luncheon "was served to the following guests: Miss Mabel Fisherbuck. Mjss Esther Xxehr, Miss Aileen Beiasman, Miss Ruth Jarrett, Miss Gladys Arnett Miss Josephine Washam, Miss Florence .Comes, and Miss Ruth Keelor.

f Mrs. Robert As-hby, assisted by her

jtnother, Mrs. Charles Hayzen, entertained the A. O. F. club at her home, JOS South Seventeenth street. Thursday afternoon. Easter appointments and cut flowers-were attractively used

tor the occasion- A two course luncheon served by the hostess was effectively carried out in Easter colors. Guests of the club were Mrs. Reid, Mrs. Vharles Hayzen. and Miss Harriet Dickinson. Members present Included Mrs. Myron Klute, Mrs. John Meloy, Mrs. Clarence Schattel, Mrs. SHenry-Lang, .Mrs. Charles Kimbail, 4nd Mrs. Robert Ashby. Mrs. Charles TrimMe will be hostess to the club in a fortnight at her home on North Twentieth street. Miss Angela Crabb entertained informally from 4 until 6 o'clock Wednesday afternoon in honor of her eighth birthday anniversary at her home on North Tenth street. Games and music were enjoyed by the guests. "A toe dance by Helen Frances Kinley ;was a feature of the afternoon. Refreshments were served, a large birthday cake lighted with colored candles forming the table centerpiece. Red roses in profusion also formed part of the decorations in the dining room. Covers were laid for Misses Helen Frances Kinley. Ellen King, Maxine Wright. ' Nfla May -Williams, Lucille

and Janice Roberts. Stella Meek, Dorothy Meek, Ella Holliday and Edna Holiday. Hyacinths and decorations in Easter colors made a pretty setting for the party given by Mrs. Eunice Frame Thursday afternoon at her home for members of the Alice Carey club. A picnic luncheon was served at noon, hyacinths .forming the centerpiece of the table. ' Favors were small attractive yellow baskets filled with confections. In the afternoon a, short program was given composed " of Bible quotations given as responses by club members, and a paper on "Modern Alaska," read by Mrs. Martha Johnson. Club guests of the day were Mrs. Robert Ashe. Mrs. Roy Schattel, Mrs. Dempsey Dennis, and Mrs. Bertha Thistlethwaite. The next meeting will be held in two weeks at the home of Mrs. Laura Walters. - A gala occasion "was the Easter dance of the Zem Zem Shrine club held in the Pythian temple ballroom Thursday evening for Shriners and their friends. The Evan Smith orchestra played the order of dances. An added feature of the evening's entertainment was a number of contests for which favors were given. Favors for the grand march were red roses. Mrs. Harry Sharpe entertained in- ' formally Thursday afternoon for the Daffodil club at her home on North Twentieth street. The afternoon was spent in needlework. A luncheon with appointments in keeping with the .Easter season was served by the hos tess. Club guests were Mrs. Omer Wine and Miss Florence Boren. of Bethel.. Mrs., George Reed will be hostess to the ctub in Jtwo weeks. Mrs. Robert L. Hudson entertained with a childreo s i party Wednesday afternoon for, .her little son. Bobby Hudson, Jr., In honor of his third birthday anniversary.'1' Easter appointments were used throughout. The hostess wasx' assisted by Mrs.' George Bortner. The- guests were: Tommy Long, Jack Crane, Richard Hutson, Richard Ferling, Julian Lang, Charles . Weisbrod. Duane Wickemeyer, Robert Miller, Albert Burkhardt, Francis Miller. Norman Reid. Jimmie Dillon. Jr., Victor Piehl. Robert Bortner and Bobby Hudson. Jr. :. Mrs. Sam Fred was hostess for a lovely children's party at her home afternoon. The occasion was in honor in South Fourteenth street Friday of the Feast of Queen Esther, which marks a Jewish holiday commemorating the saving of the Jews from death Joyed by the guests during the afterby Queen Esther. Games were ennoon and pretty -favors given them. Among those who1 enjoyed the affair were little MissteHuHLTEStherRosen, Barbara Jean Fox. Caroline Fox, Con- , stance Vigran, Jewel Vigran, Florence ' Vigran, Leona Jaff e, ' Florence . Jaffe, Helene Unger; : Masters Herbert Vigran. Myron Vigran, Julian Vigran, Leonard Havens, Bernard Havens and Mark Fred. : Mrs. Chester Whitesell was hostess for a pretty Easter party Wednesday afternoon when she entertained the H. B. club at her home. The dining table was s attractively arranged with crepe" paper -from which 'radiated " ribbon streamers, and on top of which an elaborate Easter decoration of were rabbits. The guests were Mrs.

Fred Parker, Mrs. Paul Druley, Mrs. Albert Clevenger, Mrs. Everett Bolander, ; Mrs. Lawrence Lohman, Mrs. William Klein, Mrs. Ed Minneman, Mrs. Fritz Hohenstein and Mrs. Chester Whitesell. The club will be entertained by Mrs. Paul Druley at her home on North E street March 30. Miss Esther Jones of Indianapolis, who is attending John Herron Art institute, Is here, the guest of her par-ents.-Mr, and Mrs. Rutherford. Jones, of South Eighteenth street. Mr. and Mrs. Klehfoth and son. Warren, will spend the Easter holidays in Cincinnati. Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Walter L, Dalbey have returned from Indianapolis where Mr. Dalbey attended the annual' Eastman convention. Mrs. Dalbey visited friends during her stay there. Mrs. John Fisherbuck and daughter. Miss Mabel Fisherbuck, left Thursday for permanent residence in Saint Charles, 111. En route they will stop in Upland for a several days' visit with friends and relatives. Miss Helen Geers, who Is studying at : Sacred Heart college, Cincinnati, O-.'has arrived to spend the vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Geers, of Reeveson. f Miss Ruth Gatzek has gone to Anderson to spend several days with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kneit, of that place.

' Byron Wettig, who is attending Purdue , university, has arrived to spend the Easter vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Wettig, of South Thirteenth street. .; '.Mrs. Charles Kolp announces that

her dancing club -which was to have met next. Monday evening. March 28, will be" postponed until Monday evening. April 4. The dance of the Friday evening class for April 1 will be postponed until Saturday evening, April 2, on. account of the Philharmonic concert, which occurs Friday evening. The Delta Theta Taus will be entertained by Miss Lorene Stahr at her home, 1117 North B' street, Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will give an Easter dance in the I. O. O. F. hall, Tuesday evening which will be exclusively for married folks. The KolpSmith orchestra will play the order of dances. Order of the Eastern Star will be entertained by a dance given by the Loyal chapter at the Masonic club Saturday evening. All members of the O. E. S. and their families are invited. The Joseph Moore Parent-Teachers' club will hold a market at Weiss's Furniture store next Saturday afternoon, opening at 1 o'clock. Cakes, pies, bread and other home cooking will be on sale. A market will be held at Quigley'a drug store by the women of the B. of L. F. and E Saturday beginning at 10 o'clock in the morning. Home cooking will be on sale. """An Easter market of home-cooking will be held by Circle Two of the First, Presbyterian church at Hart's Electric store, 1027 Main street, next Saturday. The market will open at 11 o'clock., v Presentation of Zona Gale's popular short play, "Neighbors," and a concert by the Sunday school orchestra of the South Eighth Street Friends church will constitute the entertainment to be given at the North A street Friends meeting house Friday evening at 8:00 o'clock. Everyone is invited. No admission will be charged. A free will

offering for the benefit of the Friends' Service committee will be taken. Eden Rebekab lodge will hold its

regular meeting in the Odd Fellows hall Saturday evening at '7 6'clock. Members of the staff are asked to be present to initiate several candidates. Following Initiation a "pie social". will be held. Members are asked to bring a pie. .. . "'"'. Woman's Benefit association of the Maccabees will met in regular session Friday evening at 7;50 o'clock. . St Ann's society of St. -Andrew's church will give a card party Monday evening, . March - 28, 'in - St. Andrew's lyceum. The party begins promptly at 8. o'clock. Everyone is invited.

Indiana Brevities r

; . j. SOUTH BEND Police officials in northern Indiana cities are aiding in

the search to locate Faraleyta Eldon. five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Eldon, living a few miles north of Mishawaka, who disappeared mysteriously from her home Tuesday afternoon. LOGANSPORT After an animated session lasting for three hours, the city council at an adjourned session Thursday night, abolished the office of city judge. Considerations of economy prompted the action of the council, the members declared, in explaining their votes. The duties of the city judge will he performed by the mayor. PRINCETON Following discovery that a dog believed to have been affected with rabies had bitten a number of dogs in this vicinity and had caused the death of a number of farm animals, city health authorities Thursday issued an order that all dogs must be confined or muzzled beginning Friday. A dog was killed several days ago that showed unmistakable evidence of having rabies. GREENSBCRG Thieves Thursday effected an entrance to a box car on a freight near Manford by chonning a hole in the roof of the car. The robbery was discovered when the train arrived here. Dry ppods valued at $200 was stolen by the robbers.

POSTPONE DISCUSSION TUBERCULOSIS FARM

Discussion on proposed, plans for the Smithfield . Tuberculosis hospital which wa3 to have been held by the county commissioners at their regular meeting Saturday, has been postponed until the April meeting of the commissioners.according to County Auditor Brooks Plans-have been prepared by John Mueller, architect, and these were submitted to the state board of charities and state board of accounts last week. Several changes were suggested by the state boards and these will be incorporated before the final draft is

presented to the county b(i rd. Special Act Passed. '' The special act of the state legislature in its recent session making the acceptance of a $50,000 bond gift legal and providing-for the construction of a tuberculosis hospital in Wayne coun

ty has cleared the way for the completion of the hospital south of Richmond. All the preliminary work at the hospital has been completed. Provisions for water supply and drainage have been completed. The superintendent's house is finished and everything has been brought up-to-date ready for work on the hospital building. This will probably be started early this summer, it is stated.

until Saturday pending filing of a motion for a new trial. CLEVELAND A , charge of murder was placed against Mcrton Herendeen of Mentor; Charles Habig, of Cleveland, and Onns Loncner, of 'Akron, Thursday as the result of the death of Patrolman August Dyke late Wednes

day night from the effects of a bullet j wound said to have been inflicted by three men whom Dyke was chasing on the night of Feb. 20.

Stop in and Try Our Bread I and Cakes j

One thousand women are employed I KARCHER'S BAKERY ( in. the banks of Boston, many of them J 1237 Main - Phon0 2674 in positions of reat responsibility. - " ""

Circuit Court

Three marriage licenses were issued by County Clerk Meredith Friday morning. Fred D. White, of Richmond and Kathrvn Blue of Centerville: William E. McMahan. mechanic, of Richmond and Edith M. Lichty of Pershing; and Genseppe Meile, laborer, and Lucia Vicaria, both of Richmond were the applicants. Complaint for .partition of real estate was filed by Anna M. Roberts vs. Frank C. Roberts et al. in Wayne circuit court Friday morning.

TORNADO KILLS THREE; DAMAGES PROPERTY

NASHVILLE, Tenn.. , March 25. Three persons are dead, many injured, several seriously, and much property destroyed as the result of a tornado which started about 10 miles west of Lewisburg Thursday afternoon be-

Itween 4 and 5 o'clock and swept north

eastward across Marshall county. At South Berlin station on the Lewisburg branch of the Louisville and Nashville railroad, several cars are said to have been blown from the tracks. Telephone lines in Marshall county are down. The Nashville, Chat-

tanooga and St. Louis railroad has dispatched a special train from here to the scene.

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Friday. March 25 King Solomon's chapter,. No. 4 R. A. M. Called convocation, work in the Past and Most Excelent Masters' degrees. Saturday, March 26 Loyal Chapter No. 49, O. E. S. Will give a social and entertainment to the members and their families..

Ohio News Flashes

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CLEVELAND Samuel Rembrandt, an attorney, was found guilty of attempting to bribe Fred Counts, prohibition agent, by a jury in Federal Jndga D. C. Westerhaven's court Thursday. The jury was out only seven minutes. Sentence was deferred

Skin diseases are traceable to kidney weakness. Adjustments will restore normal kidney strength, "ind out now. CHIROPRACTOR G. C. Wilcoxen, D. C.

Phone 1603 35 S. 11th St.

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MEATS FOR EASTER The finest and largest layout of BEEF, VEAL, LAMB and PORK In the city; also the best Sugar Cured HAMS and BACON on the market. . .

Try My Smoked Sausage It's Fine! Smoked Shoulders. Cottage Hams, Lard and all kinds of . cooked and cold Prepared Meats for Luncheons. GEO. C. SCHWEGMAN'S MEAT MARKET 309 So. 4th St. Phone 2204

Pattern 3551 is portrayed in this model. It is cut in 6 Sires: 34. 36, 38, 40, 42, and 44 inches bust measure. A 'R inch size will require 54 yards of 44 inch material. The width at the loot is about 2 yards. This style is atractive for silk, saxin, linen, gingham, chambrey, foulard, cballie, gabardine, serge and devetyn. Address

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A pattern of this illustration mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents in silver or stamps. Address Pattern Department Palladium. Patterns will be mailed to your address within one week.

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