Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 293, 9 December 1922 — Page 13
THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM. RICHMOND, IND.. SATURDAY, DEC. 9, 1922.
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BRITISH PORTRAIT
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f By Associated Preaa) LONDON, Dec. 9. American irlll at an early date have the opportunity of welcoming a distinguished British artist In the person c$ Margaret Liadsey Williams, 'who -wirf Ehortly proceed to Washington for the purpose of painting a portrait of President Harding. Sittings have been arranged for next January. Daughter of a. South Wales shipbroker, Misa Williams has had a pbe-
nominally successful career, and by general consent, she now figures In
the front rant of living Britisn portrait painters. Miss Williams first studied art at the Cardiff Technical college, and later at the Royal Academy of Arts, under Sir Arthur Cope, H. A- and George
Clausen, R. A. She subsequently stu
died for some years In Italy, France and Holland. Chief among her academy -successes
was the Gold Medal and Travelling
'Scholarship, the blue ribbon of the
Royal Academy of Arts, for a Historical
Inicture entitled "The City of Refuge.
tShe also secured the Creswlck prize,
a much coveted honor.
Miss Williams had the distinction of Ibetng Invited by tho late G. A. Storey, '.It. A. Professor of Perspective at the
Royal Academy, to assist with the 11-
llustratlons for his book "The tneory
and practice of Perspective. Notable Paintings.
, Among the most notable of her paint- , togs which have been hung at the rRoyal Academy and exhibited In most
f the principal cities of the United
Kingdom are, "Dives and Lazarus,"
"The City of Refuge." "The Bapistry at San Marco, Venice," "In the shadow of the Palatine, Rome," "Ills Majesty King Kdwfcrd VII." "The Trtumph" and "The Devil's Daughter." Other paintings lncude "Her Majesty Queen Alexandra" (in Her Majesty's possession); "H. R. H. the Prince of Wales," (in the possession of Queen iMary), and "An Empire Tribute to the Flag of Stars," a large allegorical picture purchased by the late Captain Ira "B. Castell, commissioner of the American Red Cross for Wales during the war. This painting was exhibited at the Washington Red Cross headquarters, and at Denver, Colo, on Armistice Day. 192L It should be mentioned that Miss Williams has Just completed a large 'picture of the scene In Westminster i Abbey on the occasion, of the great 'Welsh service held there in 1918. This canvas, which measures IS feet by 10 eet, contains about 180 portralta of distinguished people.
FIRST CAISSON FOR THE NEW VEHICLE TUBE AND ITS WINSOME SPONSOR.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ruins Lambert Mrs. Kate Toschlog and daughter, Rosella,
Mrs. Carrie Habing and daughter, Mary and son, Bernard, visited Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Weiss and family Mr. and Mrs.
Hovd Dynes visited Thanksgiving day
with Mr. and Mr.s Ross Stevens.
Suburban
Here is the first of the huge) caissons for use In dlgg'ng the ' new vehicular -tube under the Hudson River to .connect New York and New aersey. a photograph taken just as It was launched from the Staten Island shipyards to be towed np the bay and to Its designte place in the river. This tunnel will be the first of its kind in America and. perhaps, the world. The little sponsor is Miss Arn Holland. , daughter of Clifford Holland, chief engineer of the new Manhattan-to-New Jersey vehicle tube, as she appeared at. the launching of the first caisson of the tube.
PROVISIONAL HEAD OF GOVERNMENT
OF SAN DOMINGO
ELKHORN. Ind. Mr. and Mrs. John
Hawley and daughters, Mary Elizabeth
and Dorothy Jane, entertained to dinner Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Hawley, Mr. and Sirs. Toney
Norton, Mr. and ,Mrs. Louis Hawley, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hartman, Miss Lillian Esther Wherley and Jesse Beeson. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Charles Savage of Centerville spent Thanksgiving day
with Mr. and Mrs. Shannon Chamberlain and children Mr. and Mrs. Louis Beeson entertained to dinner Thanksgiving day Mr; and Mrs. Earl
Beeson and son Robert, Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Seaney, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Charle3 Endsley of Liberty.... Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burleson
had as their guests Thanksgiving day Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ashensetter. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts and children.
Mrs. Peter Doherty and children and WiHiam Parker. .. .Mr. and Mrs. Shan
non Chamberlain calWd on Gaar Jack
son and family, Saturday afternoon. . . . Mrs. John Beeson spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. John Hawley and children Herbert Christman and John Chamberlain spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence West and children of near Brownsville.. . .Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Paddock of Brownsville spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Paddock and son Henry Mr. and Mrs
Earl Beeson and son Bobby, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weisenborn and daughter Maxine Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Sitloh and children spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and Mrs.
Bennett Isenhour and children Mr, and Mrs. John Hartman and son Rus
sell and Howard Hartman attended the funeral of William Hartman Wednesday afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Burleson visited Mrs. Flora Fulton at
Senor Juan Batista Vldni-Burgoa, American military forces soonv will be withdrawn from San Domingo and a provisional government headed by Senor Joan Batista Vicini-Burgos will assume complel j control of the island nation.
Reld Memorial hospital Sunday afternoon The bazaar and social which was held at the First Baptist church
Saturday evening was well attended.
The Rev. Shouse of Indianapolis gave
a speech on Habit. ....Mr. and Mrs,
Louis Beeson and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beeson and son Bobby motored to Muncie, Tuesday Louis Chamber
lain called on Wesley Goodwin Satur
day afternoon. Mr. and" Mrs. Oscar
Paddock spent Sunday afternon with
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Thomas and children -.Mrs.- Shannon " Chamberlain spent Tuesday afternon with Mrs. John Doherty and daughters, Ruth and
Helen, at Centerville Mrs. Peter Doherty spent a few days last week with her mother. Mrs. Ralph Burleson.
..Howard Kehnith of Newcastle spent
Sunday with Miss Elizabeth Chamberlain Mrs. George Holmes and daugh
ter Bessie spent Thursday afternoon
with Ms. and Mrs. Oscar Paddock.
Miss Mary Hunt spent a few days last
week with Mrs. Anna Beeson Mr.
and Mrs. John Hartman and sons, Rob
ert, Harold and Russell, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hartman.
WEBSTER, Ind. The Young Peo
ple's class of the Friends church gave a party in honor of its members at the home of Mrs. Arcada WilliamaFriday
night. Those attending were: ,Misses Erma Lamb, Mildred Wilcoxson. Lorena Bond, Elsie Frame, Helen Hunt, Thelma Wright of Whitewater, Florence Wickersham, Kataerihe Arnett, Elizabeth Jay, Edith Parrish, Helen Harper, Mary Harper, Joe Parrish of Richmond, Messrs. Harry Williams, Harry Hunt, Edgsr Duke, Wilbur Bunger, Denver Frame, Lester Palmer, Lawrence Frame, Carl Demaree. Music and games featured the evening's entertainment while dainty refreshments were served to all present .... Milton Bishop went to Indianapolis Tuesday on business James Bunger spent Tuesday afternoon at Fountain City. . ..Mrs. Lulu Qulzzenberry of College Corner, is now at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Miller, after a very seris illness at Reid hospital Those, included in the party who visited Earlham college from Webster high school Tuesday were Mis3 Mildred Cutter, teacher, Claude Demaree, Martha Weadick, Mildred Wilcoxson. "v
Announcing i
CENTERVILLE. Ind. Mrs Frank
Lashley returned the first of the week from a visit with her mother at Burlington Cecil Stevens is leaving thi3 week to spend the winter in Florida.... Dr. Bradley 13 recovering from an operation after being confined to his home for two weeks Jirs. Rachael Goddard of Connersvllle, as the guest of her re'atives, Mr. and
Mrs. Spraker and Mr. and Mrs. Early last week.... Mr. and Mrs. Nels Carlson and Miss Marie Cassel were the guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs. George Early.... Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Ruby, Malcolm and Melville spent Sunday with relatives at Carthage Miss
Charlotte Lewis and Miss Celeste Sa
vadis spent the latter part of the week with Mr. and Mrs. Julian Dunbar. . . .Mr. and Mrs. Gale Smoker are the parents of a boy which arlved the
latter part of the week Mrs. Fran
ces Fender entertained Mrs. Nell Colvin and daughters, Louise and Char
lotte, to dinner Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Ormsby, Miss Laura Bertsch and
Clarence Bertsch enjoyed a radio pro
gram broadcasted by some of their relatives at St. Louis Saturday eve
ning at the borne of Frank Buhl. Also
a musical program and a talk on Cuba was appreciated. - Mr and Mrs. Orms
by left the first of the week to spend
the winter with their daughter In De-i trolt. They probably will return here in the spring Rev. Chadwick attended Settlement day at Red Key Tuesday. He was able to report the Centerville charge paid In full to date. ....Mr. and Mrs. Sam Alsman and daughter were guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. James Alsman. Mr. and Mrs. David Clevenger of Brownsville visited Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Monday. ....Miss Olka Clevenger who is attending Muncie Normal was home with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Clevenger over Thanksgiving day.... The families of Robert and Dan Lashley of Boston, Frank Lashley of Abington, and the children at home with Mrs. Anna Lashley, enjoyed a Thanksgiving dinner with her Thursday.... Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Ryan entertained the following guests to Thai-ksgiving dinner: Mrs. Emma Bramer and daughter, Edith, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cappellar and daughter Lena, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Burris, Mrs. Rene Ryan, Nellie and John Ryan, Harry Sintz, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ryan of Richmond..... Miss Mildred Allen ot Moody Bible Institute, Chicago, was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark over Thanksgiving Mr. and Mra. Ray Mathews
will make their home during the ab
sence of Mr. and Mn William Math
ews, at their home r.n Walnut Btreet.
....Mr. and Mrs. Otto Darnell spent
Sunday in Connersvil'te with Mrs. Dar
nell's mother and slaters.... Miss Ma
tie Jackson was hurt quite seriously a few weeks ago when she fell over a box injuring one limb so badly that
she has been unable to walk since.
The Missionary society of the Chris
tian church will meet Wednesday in
the church parlor3 with Mesdames
KimmeLi Fisher and Darnell as hostesses. The subject for discussion will be China. ...Mrs. William Rodenberger is visiting her daughters ati Indianapolis.... O. B. Taylor and" Russel Kanou8e of Dayton, were callers -Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Taylor. . . The children and young people of the Friends church will begin arrangements for a Christmas, program Friday at the church.. All are requested to be present. ...Mrs. Clifford Marson and children of Cambridge City spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Dan Vorhees. CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Tom Duncan moved his family to Laurel this week, where he has employment
The Baptist church will have a market
at Marson's Jewelry store Saturday afternoon..... Mrs. Ralph Fink is in an Indianapolis hospital, where sho. underwent a surgical operation Tuesday Mrs. Isaac Davis has gone to Indianapolis to spend the winter with her children.. .. .Mrs. Agnes Mor
ton, of Mount Auburn, spentWednes-,
day with her daughter, Mrs. John Blackford..... Gus Garrett and Quinn Lapley spent Wednesday and Thursday in Sidney, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steffey and daughter have returned from a visit with relatives in Illinois.... .Will Hunt Is quite ill Mrs. Jennie Daisy went to Muncie Wednesday to visit her son, Thomas Daisy and wife Rev. R. E. Reece went to Portland Wednesday to attend the Bulgin meetings Mrs. Laura Richey went to Richmond Wednesday to spend the winter with her sister, Mrs. Frank Parsons The Cambridge City basketball team will go to Centerville Friday evening "to
play the Centerville team... Miss Ger-
RICHMOND" THEATRE SUNDAY Henry B. Walthall and Pauline Starke In a Thrilling Pictmizatlon ef
James Oliver C urwoods
Smashing tale of the Northlands.
"The Flower of the North
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Curwood's jreatest story in one of the screen' best plays. A wealth of action, including Indian Fights, a helpless girl whirling in the rapids as her canoe rushes on paddeless. 1 C ' N The Fight of the Indians and Miners and many other big tense scenes tha make this one of the season's greatest plays. ' - ' .
And with this a new Sunshine 6$ W'ESX IS WESX" A Half a Mile of Big Laughs The kind of a program that can't be beat. ' Admission 15c and 25c Open at 12:15.
trude Stonecipher, who has been seriously ill of jtyphoid fever, is improv
ing Mrs. Martha Campbell hes re
turned from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs. Raymond Pickett, in Greens Fork Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sum-
wait have returned from a visit with
relatives in Urbana, Ohio The local high school glee club gave the play
Windmills of Holland," at Pershing,
Tuesday night ..A number of members of the Baptist church gave Robert Close a delightful surprise in honor of his birthday, Tuesday evening, at
his home on Maple street.... .Mrs.
Orvllle Rabb, of Eaton, Ind., has re
turned home after a visit with: her sister. Mrs. Ralph Tague. Mrs.
Higgs has been taken to Reid hos
pital to undergo an operation on her loot Walter Hewitts and fam'ly have moved into Otto Hunt's house on Maple street Mrs. Clifford Marson spent Wednesday with relatives in Richmond.
ABINGTON, Ind. Mr. and Mrs.
Omar Bertram and famil yand Mrs. Louise Bertram visited Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tice and family Miss Edith Brown-visited
recently with Miss Dons Lemons Mr. and Mrs. John Darter and daughter, Mildred of Milroy, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Brown and daughter, Edith, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lambert and family spent Thanksgiving day with
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Presenting A Classical Paramount Program
C0U8TESY. SERVICE DeLUXE PROGRAMS ALWAYS 1
All Week- -Starting Sunday The Sensational All-Star Cast Super-Production A De Mille Feature
"Better Come Early" Pipe Organ Concert Orchestra Here 13 one of the Star Bills of the season. When we make this statement you can depend you will see Big Time Vaudeville. Sun-Mon-Tues-Wed Henri Margo " "Tints and Tones". A campany of five artists in a dazzling song and dance revue. Direct from The Majestic, Chicago, where they headlined the bill last week. A combination of beauty, talent of gorgeous scenery and wardrobe. The most artistic revue' we have ever booked. The act beautiful.' f Caites Brothers ( " AThe Tailor-Made Boys." A comedy dancing team who have just completed the Orpheum Circuit. A standard bigtime act. Tom and Dolly Ward In their comedy sketch "Keep Out of My Cellar." A chuckle every second, and a laugh a minute. O'Malley and Maxfield "Boys With The Personality" A tenor and a bari- . tone whowill transport you for 15 'minutes to onelodyland. A Woman of No Importance' Six reels of Interest from the story by Oscar Wild. Coming Thursday Coradini's Animals; Sullivan and Meyers ; McDermott and Vincent; Hill and Quinelle.
The most sensational expose on our modern jazzmad young people. The wUd, glittering, pleasure-loving, self-destructive moods of today Bhown in a drama that has startled the public wherever shown. A Drama for 6 to 60
Comedy and Thrills!
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EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTIONS
"Mme. Marri' Marrucci?5 The Great French Operatic Star, Supported by America's Youngest Coloratura Soprano
MISS FRANCES X. MOORE
Offering the following popular and classical programme: "The Barcarolle" (Tales of Hoffman), "La Capinera" (Wren Song in English), "Valse Song" (from Romeo and Juliette), Shadow Song (mad scene from Lucia); vocal duet, Sextette from Lucia; popular numbers, including "My Wild Irish Rose" and "Mother Machree." Also Showin? a Snappy Two-Reel Comedy LLOYD HAMILTON in "SPEEDERS"
Last Times Today 'THE HALFBREED'
TIME OF SHOWS 1:30, 3:30, 5:30, 7:30 and 9:30 p. m.
ADMISSION Sunday .-and evenings: Adults. 40c; Children,. J 5c;" Week-Day Matinees: Adults, 25c; Children, 15c