Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 289, 5 December 1922 — Page 4
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THE EICHMON 3 3 PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, PEC. 5, 13Z3
SOC
ETY
AD ft STANCE STYLES THEY ARE WEARING AT FLORIDA RESORTS
Mr. and Mrs. Llewellyn H. Gedge, of Orlajydo, Fla, have announced the
Jessie McDonnell Cadge, to , Robert
Paul smith, or Kaiomo, ma. jar. Smith is a son of "Mr and Mrs. Arthur I Smith of this city. One of the notable functions of the week occurred Tuesday 'when Mrs. Frank . Lackey entertained with a luncheon bridge at the Country club. Tall baskets of red rose and babies'breath adorned the luncheon tables unA TnrmeA daran-alkme through the
reception rooms of the elnb. Covers
were laid for 75 ruests.
wmtam TVniTio-r "FinTke. of Linden
Hill, left Monday for Washington,
D4C where he will spend several
dars. . ':, .
TVT,rn-r rtp of Wlnnefka. TH-
ls jhe guest of her mother, Mrs. W. IX
Foulke. of Linden Hill.
iln. Blanche Grace, Miss " Betty n..A oni iwu TCathi-m Grace have
returned o this city ater spending several days In New York City. George Grace, who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Borton, at Petoskey,' Mich., returned home Monday.- ' itr Mil Mrs. Walter Evans left Mon
day evening for Portland, Me, where
Mf. Evans will play polo m ine jabir i.atnp Ti niavs center. Mr. and
Ma. Kvana will remain east until the
end of the polo season in April. Mrs. Donald Warf el, of Milwaukee, who has been visiting in this city, Is 'spending the week at Dayton, Ohio, the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cutter. Mri. Warfel was formerly Miss Mabel Reeer of this city. Miss Frances Roser, Mark Roser and Ed Roser have returned from Dayton, Ofito, where they spent the week end. 4lrs. Will Henderson, of 100 North Mtnatoonth street, has been called to
Greenville, Ohio, by the death of her
mother.
Roy George, of Denver, Colo, Is here
toislt hie sister, Mrs. uien it. o-
Clare, of 28 South Eleventh street.
tvi antinal hnnmio of he Sigma
Kappas was held Monday evening at
- the Arlington noiei. a iout-cuujj um-
ner was served louowmg wnica me
club held Its election of otlicers, as km- - Tim Mabel Bullerdick. presi
dent; Mis3 Meta Weyman, secretary, and Miss Cora Blomeyer. treasurer. Covers at dinner were laid for Miss Mabel BuHerdick, Mi33 Meta Weyman, iMH.a rvira TSlnmpver. Mi3s Rhea Por
ter, Miss Freda Haisley, Miss Myrtle Baker, Miss Leta Chenoweth. Miss Myra Cox. Miss Frances Roser, Mrs. Nellie Thomas, Miss Edith Helmich, "MIm Kathrvn Ulerlch and Miss
Gwendolyn Spltler. The Monday Study club was entertained at its first gathering last evening by Miss Margaret Knollenberg at her home on South Fourth street The club has 70 members, all of whom belong to St. Paul's Lutheran church, its pursuits are to.be literary and cultural. Officers are: Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier, president; Miss Elizabeth Rpringmeyer, vice-president; Miss Tfmma T?fc .-retarv-treasurer. and
UUUUM " - " - Loui3 C. Hasecoaster, assistant secre
tary-treasurer. Meetings win De nem once a month. A paper on "Mark
T!iit!" n.-aa fivpn hv Ernest Benteiat
at last evening's gathering. Miss Al-
vraa Steen, Will Kienker ana i. . uoccmcior pavo-current events and a
ninnn cnin una rTidpp(d bv Miss Helen
Eichorn. Refreshments were served following the program. A program will be given by the Frances Willard Loyal Temperance legion Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock at Rhoda temple, 515 North A1 street. Parents, faniia am all other Dersor.s interest
ed are invited. A silver offering will be taken. . ' The Delta Theta Tan sorority .wll liold its regular meeting Thursday evening at 7:39 o'clock instead of Tuesday evening. ' .. The regular meeting of Richmond council, 2956, S.-B.' A., will be. held Tuesday evening at the Colonial annex. The following initiation and other business special entertainment iiao hopn niannpd bv the sumrise 'com
mittee. All members are urged to be present. The Parent-Teacher - association of David Dennis school will meet Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clocls,lnstead
of In the evening. AH members are urged to attend. Special attention will be given aducational problems In observance of National Eda cation week.
Ifn rJI1hrt HemnlZKT will be hOS-
tess to the Lawton club Wednesday afternoon at her home on South Fifth
street.
itanvCT Brown. camB. No. 20. and the
IAImC an-rfliaTT of the TJ. S. M. V.
will meet at the Court house Wednesday evening Dec 6. A large attendance is desired. Election of officers
will he held.
Mm uvank Martin -will entertain the
Goidenrod Needle club Tuesday after
noon at her home on Pearl .street.
The Ladies' Aid of the New Westville church will meet Wednesday aft
ernoon with Mrs. mho stegau.
Th Tpmir mpptinp of the Women's
Relief corps will be held at 1:30 o'clock
instead of 2 o'clock Thursday atternoon at the courthouse. The annual
olortinn nt officers will be held. Mem
bers are asked not to forget the jellies
and juices for the Latayetie noma.
Tho TTihhprd Parent-Teachers asso-
rHatwm will hold a social gathering at
o'clock Thursdav afternoon pre
ceding the regular meeting at 3:30 o'
clock. The Rev. J. J. Rae will oe tne speaker. Selections will be played by tho JTihhprrt orchp.stra. and two SOngS
ontron hv nnth and Martha Keck. Re
freshments will be served during the
afternoon by the committee.
Tho Snhnrhan Home Economics club
will hold a meeting at 2 o'clock Thurs
dav afternoon with Mrs. Charles uene-
meyer. A program in keeping with the
season will be presented. joii cau will be answered with proverbs. Mrs. floored Thome will rive demonstra
tion of candy substitutes. Mrs. Her
man Bowing will have cnarge or me
Christmas exchange.
ThA rMnilar meetine of the Neigh
borly club has been postponed one
week to Dec. 13, when it wiu oe neia
ot n bome of Mrs. Omar young.
W Yonne and Mrs. Charles Ride-
nour will -be hostesses. The regular
business meeting "will ne new wim election of officers and ' the annual
Christmas party will follow.
..The Tirz.ah club will hold an " all-day mooting at the cluhrooms Wednesday.
All members are requested to be pres
ent '
The Pnront-Tpacher association of
x . . - Baxter school has postponed its meet
ing from Friday ot tnis wees to Monday afternoon, Dec. 11, when It will be held at 3:30 o'clock at the school All members are asked to note the change. Tho im-ptfn? of the Woman's auxil
iary of the American legion is to be held Friday afternoon, Dec. 15, instead
of this week.
ah mom hers of the Detrree of Honor
are asked to meet at Vaughan hall
Tuesday evening at 7:30 ociqck ior a
special meeting.
A market will be held by the De-m-PP of Honor Saturdav afternoon at
the markefhoUse, beginning at 1:00 . . . . . . i i
o CIOCK. Ail memDers j&i t smu i" have their donations there by 1:30
o'clock at the latest. All kinds of home-made foods; breads and cakes
will be on sale.
A Japanese tearoom 13 to be a chief feature at the bazaar to be held at
the First M. E. church Thursday. The
tearoom Will be open in tne auernooc and evening.- If is1 to be typically Japanese, picturesque and Oriental in
its setting. Everyone is invitea.
"To Have and To Hold." featuring
Bert Lytell and Eelty Compson in a historic, tale laid in the Court of King
James I and in Virginia, will be shown
the entire week ot Dec. 17 to 24 at the , Washinerton theatre.. D., A. R.
members are selling tickets tor tne
picture, and proceeds irom tne tick
ets they - sell are to go ior patriotic uniiertaklnca ' of their organization.
The tickets will be good for ally per
formance.. No protlt is gainea Dy tne chapter from tickets sold at the theatre.
aL y Jim tv! 1
In by the councilman, in regard to milk bottles being broken over the
stceets, sidewalks in need or repaid, and large chuck holes in several of the mainly traveled streets.
fVmncil annmnriated 14.500 for Bub-
lic street lighting. A total of $1,100 was
turned over for the installation ot transformers and sundry equipment The sum was transferred from city
payroll.
Councilman Joseph Walterman rec
ommended that plans for the city's
municipal Christmas tree be started
at once so that the placing of the tree would not be put off until the last minute as tnu the rase last vear.
The matter will be referred to the
fire chief and other officials.
SATURDAY HALF HOLIDAY '
FOR POSTAL EMPLOYES O. rw WASHINGTON. Dec. 6. Postmas
ter General Work today authorized
postmasters throughout the United States to grant Saturday half holidays to postal employes during the entire
year whenever possible without injury to the service. The new order is ef
fective Jan. 13.
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AdVanee ghowings In Miami d Palm Beach shops are allys indicative of the way the v inds of fashion are blowing. I ere are three -ostumea for r I jorta wear which ar a bit untlmaL Silk and wool fabric in a I added stripe makes the suit in I0ae center. A coat of ruilted k merald green silk with a Greek fi order of quilted white silk a lakes tiie coat worn with the Vhite accordion pleated, skirt. J t is t dressy costume suitable
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for any daytime occasion at the resort hotel or country club. A new touch in blouses is shown on the third figure. It is cut from coarse linen and fashioned ir such a way that it resembles a
knit sweater. Stripes of brigbfc red, yellow and green with piu stripes al black give necessary brightness and suggest the Hinv garian peasant garb. A scarf to match adds an odd touch. -
City Lodges
Rlcbi a ond lodge of Elks, No. 649 win be visited by an- official representatftns of Grand Exalted Ruler Masters on Thursday evening when A. c. Broogh d lan of Marion, district deputy, inspects1 the lodge. In recognition of hia nre amrp the work will ho p-jremnli-
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ned oE(.a class consisting ot wimam Trw 1 tTrw nt A T.arlrev TVinakl H
Bell an Id . J. Herbert Gros, "This is the
first time in many years that an Initiation! has been conducted In connections with the visit of a grand lodge officer... After the initiaUon a buffet
luache oil will be served ana a social session., enjoyed.
fh TlonTpr Ttrmrn rft-mn of the
TTnited i Snanish American War Vet
erans irand the Ladies Auxiliary will
meet at the court house . Wednesday
night, .Dec. 6, tor tne erection or or-
ficers.
Tne -Teanil'aT lodeo tneetinsr of the
Eagles club will be held Wednesday Tvfo-Hr hi tha KhpIm hall. Rverv nm
ia requjtsstedi to be present.
War Be council will hold its regu
lar meeting Thursday night In the
MasoniH; building. Officers for the
coming: year will be elected.
"Rtn:h minimi lodce of Masons will
meet at its regular time Tuesday
night m the Masonic Duuaing. ine officers for the coming year will be
electea at inis time.
ficers: George Moore, councillor; Eugene Toney, vice-councillor; Elmer Wolfal, recording secretary; Jefferson Crouch, assistant recording secretary; Francis Brunner, conductor; Marion. Toney, warden; Talmadge Gorman, inside sentinal; Arthur Macey, outside sentinel; IL A. Dereham, chaplain ; . Elmer Wolfal, degree captain. There will be a class initiation Dec. 30.
i The BIniehts of Columbus will hold
their regular .meeting Tuesday night aft the dlub house. North Tenth and B
streets. Every one is urged to oe
present. -
The .Junior Order of TJnfted Amerl
can Machanics, Council 18, Monday
evening elected the following or
WE SELL AND RECOMMEND GMJUMET Th feconom? BAKING POWDER , S .K. BRANDENBURG 2115 North E St
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CHIROPRACTORS
O. C WILCOX EN, D. C. C H. GROCEt D. C. 1220 Ma!n8tPhone 1(03
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Tires, $7.98 McCONAHA'S 418 Main St
MINISTERS APPROVE
DANGE REGULATION Three Richmond ministers advo
cated the curbing of dances in the city in short talks before the city council
Monday night The ministers were Rev. V, Howard Brown Rev. .Tnsenh
J. Rae and Rev. W. McClean Work.
The ministers were present as citi
zens to listen to the council s discussion on tUe dance ordinance, and Mayor Lawrence A. Hadley called on them for their views. The ministers ex
pressed approval , of councils efforts to regulate dances. V Assessment of $25 yearly on all dance halls with a space of 3,000 feet or less ta nrnnosed in the ordinance.
Fifty dollars would be assessed for
floors with 6pace exceeding 3,000 feet.
The mayor would have autnonty to rcvnlin lieensAn to dance hatls on the
report of the fire chief, chief of po
nce, secretary or tne Doara or neaicn
or building inspector. Dances not held in public halls would be charged $5 each night and permits for these dances would have
to be applied for fully 48 hours pre
vious to the dance. Dance halls would be required to close by 11:30
o clock each night ro person unaer 16 "years of age would be permitted to attend dances later than 8:30 o'clock, unless a parent or guardian was present
It was proposed that a fine of $300
would be imposed for violation or ine ordinance. A number of complaints were turned
Wedding Rings Make Ideal Xmas or Anniversary Gifts A Gift With a Twofold Meaning
Every women likes a new-style Wedding Ring. We will exchange yours and make it over for you into the new Green Gold, Whitex Gold or Platinum hand-carved styles, either with or without diamonds, using your own gold. We can also recarve and set diamonds in your old-style ring. Only 16 More Shopping Days "t "EVERYBODY APPRECIATES JEWELRY"
NOTICE! Our Shipment of New Holiday Nuts and Candies are in. - s Best Quality Lowest Prices Old Reliable Paint Company 10-12 South 7th Street
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Give one of these HOTPOINT Cleaners to mother or wife for Christmas.
Special Christmas Sale HOTPOINT Vacuum CLEANERS The HOTPOINT is a guaranteed Cleaner, and the construction of it makes it certain that every speck of dirt and dust is drawn from the rugs or draperies.
During this special sale for 2
weeks only
at
S45.00
CRANE ELECTRIC CO.
tfM2 North Fifth St
Telephone 1061
REAL PICOT EDGE
We wish to announce that we have i installed a new machine for Picot Edge. No hemstitching to cut 1
iLACrS 14 S. Ninth St. 1 rmuiwuBMuuntwriiaBnMin!muinrmitiMintiuuntunnmiiHiumniiid
Fulghum's Victoria Store
Open Every Evening Until Christmas
10CO Main Street
Phone 2275
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QUIGLEY'S QUALITY , SERVICE PRICES Combine in making buying HERE both profitable and pleasant
ALWAYS TRY THE DRUG STORE FIRST
21 BUSY DAYS JUST AHEAD And we are ready to help you with complete UEts of gift articles, with courteous, competent sales people to assist you, and with prices that will make your Christmas money go farther. Don't fail to come to us if you are interested in QUALITY GOODS at LOWEST PRICES.
SMOKERS' GIFTS
TOILET GOODS
It is so easy to choose here from our big 6tock of Cigars, Cigarettes, Humidors, Cigarette Holders, Cigarette Cases, Pipe and Tobacco in Christmas jars. Cigars "and Cigarettes at cut rrices. Extra special prices on boxes and cartons.
$1 Chocolate , Cherries Delightfully delicious, big, juicy Cherries with a rich flavored cordial and coated with an extra
fine Per pound
chocolate. ...69c
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This department Is fairly teeming with new Compacts, Twin Compacts, Toilet Waters, Perfumes, Sachets, Atomizers, Beauty Boxes, Vanity "Cases and other gifts appropriate for and appreciated by ladies and misses. AU at moneysaving prices. . .
Shavinsr BRUSHES of all kinds, featuring the . Eveready line of guaranteed brushes at 50c to $5.00
QUIGLEY'S
Fourth and Main
Registered Clerk Always In Charge
RAZORS of all makes- in both the safety and straight edge type. All standard makes at cut prices.
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Let SANTA Take Their v - Order
Bring the children to this Store and let Santa Claus take their orders for Toys, Dolls, Games, etc. Here, the spirit of Christmas finds its way to the hearts of the kiddies. Every kind of a toy that we could imagine is here and best of all the prices are very reasonable. Dolls, Doll Carts, Wagons, Velocipedes, Teddy Bears, Toy Furniture, Little Rockers, Chairs, etc.
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Seven-piece Dish Set that the kiddies can use every day; special (J" A A per set n)lUU
WE UNDERSELL ALL OTHERS
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