Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 298, 14 December 1922 — Page 4

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HIE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 1U22.

OGIETY

Mrs. Richard Study was hostess for one of the beautiful functions marking the festivities q the pre-holiday season when she entertained with a luncheon and bridge Thursday afternoon at the Country club. Lovel

f hades of yellow and orange were effectively combined in the decorations.1 French baskets of calendulas adorned the luncheon tables while the reception rooms of the clubhouse were decorated with baskets of calendulas ani chrysanthemums. Covers were laid for 60 persons. The out-of-town guests were Mrs. Charles Spiegel, of Shelbyville, Mrs. Paul Hutchinson, of Gary, Mrs. Judson R. Rupe, and Mrs. Willard Rupe, of Sturgeon, Mich., both formerly of this city. The Omicron PI Sigma fraternity will give its second dance of the preholiday season Friday evening, Dec. 15, at the I. O. O. F. hall. Sullivan's Happy Six of the Piqua Winter garden will play the program of dances. The balcony will be open to spectators. Dancing will be from 9. to 12 o'clock. "Seventeen," Booth Tarkington's ' popular play, Is to be given by the Mask and Mantel in the Liiidley hall , auditorium at Earlham college, Saturday evening. Tickets are on- sale at the Westcott Pharmacy, Three fancy dance3 In costume will be given by pupils of Miss Elizabeth Kolp as an added feature at the Eagles club Saturday afternoon when her classes meet from 2 to 4:30 o'clock. The little program will begin at 4:00 o'clock. Any persons interested in watching the classes or the program are welcome to the balconies. Maxine

Ferguson will do the "Powder Puff dance" in which she featured at the

Merry Maid Minstrels. Katherine Meyers will dance a French minuet in costume and Lizetta Campbell wiU repeat the Jockey dance in which sl2 was presented in the Dance carnival given last spring by Miss Kolp, in which she presented her pupils. Mrs. Sylvia Smelser entertainedfthe Greenbriar Community club at its Christmas party Wednesday afternoon at her home on the Abington road. Twelve guests and 21 members attended. Mrs. Barbara Myers and Mrs. Mary Haas had charge of the enter-'-tainment. Gifts were exchanged and confections distributed among the guests by Santa Claus. Later refreshment3 were served by the hostess. Those present were Mrs. Anna Meek, Mrs. Ruby Meek, Mrs. G. W. Neff, ' Miss Marianna Meeks, all of Newcastle, Mis3 Nora Farlow, Miss Milv dred Haas, Mrs. Robert Hough, Mrs. Essie Burgess, Mrs. Laura Burgess, - Mrs. Clark Crowe, Mrs. Isaac Wilson, ,.; Mrs. Lola Brunton, Mrs. Elizabeth ' . Baumer, Mrs. Laura Bennett, Miss Macella Baumer, Mrs. Musa Bennett, Mrs. Leona Haas, Mrs. Mary Haas, Miss Stella Harman, Mrs. Maggie Miller, Mrs. Lulu Myers, Mrs. Ruth Pegg, Mrs. Anna Russell, Mrs. Minnie Schlagel, Mrs. Sylvia Smelier, Mrs. Francis Test, Edith Tice, Mrs. Stella Trouse, . , Mrs. Iaura Williams, Miss Irene Williams, Mrs. Blanche Davenport and " 'Mrs. Edith Dolan. The Needlecraft club wa3 entertain- ... ed Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Wil- . ; liam Arnold. The rooms were attrac- ' tively decorated in red and green for the occasion and the same colors were carried out in the luncheon appointments. The Christmas exchange was - held. The program for the afternoon Including singing of "America" by the members; recitation by Orville King, "Kenneth McCarty and Majorie Arnold; reading by Mrs. Frank Wehrley; vocal - solo, Mrs. Arnold. Later refreshments -were served. Among those present were Mrs. John Cox, Mrs. Henry Lancaster, Mrs. Anna Cail, Mrs. Horace Cox, Mrs. Frank Wehrley, Mrs. Jerry s, McCarty, Mrs. John McWhinney, Mrs.

i aul Jordan, Mrs. Everett rTyrogie, Mrs. Roy Smelker and Mrs. William Arnold. Miss Katherine Todd, of South Ninth street, was hostess to the an

nual Christmas gathering of the Pen

ny club Wednesday afternoon. A grabbag was one of the features of the afternoon. Refreshments were erved by the hostess. About 30 persons were in attndance. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Lashley entertained with a euchre party Monday evening at their home west of Boston. Decorations through the rooms were prettily carried out In the Christmas colors. Favors went to Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fleisch, Joseph Pyle, Walter Bulla, and Mrs. Roy Ulm. A twocourse luncheon was served later by the hostess. The guests were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fleisch, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ulm, Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Massie, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Pyle, Mr. and Mrs. Forest DTuley, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bulla, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brandley and Mr. and Mrs. Percy Sanford. Mrs. Omar Young and Mrs. Charles Ridenour entertained the Neighborly club Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Omar Young. The regular business meeting was held and plans made for the banquet to be held for members, and families Dec. 23, at No. 9 schoolhouse. Officers were elected as follows: Mrs. Frank Davenport, president; Mrs. Richard Morrow, vice president; Mrs. August Hafner, recording secretary; Mrs. Omar Young, corresponding secretary; and Mrs. Frank Ammennan, treasurer. A

program arranged by the program committee, airs. Richard Morrow, Mrs. August Hafner and Mrs. Charles Backmeyer, was then given. The Christmas message was given and Christmas carols sung, Mrs. Nellie

Barnard gave several readings andJ.

recitations. Later a luncheon wus served by the hostess. Club guests were Mrs. -Carl Norris, Mrs. Roy Reigel, Miss Grace McWright and Mrs. Nellie Barnard. The members present weTe: Mrs. Harry Shute, Mrs. Kfank Austerman, Mrs. Star Souder, Mrs. Lawrence Thurman, Mrs. Elizabeth Baird, Mrs. William Matti, Mrs. Richard Morrow, Mrs. August Hafner, Mrs. Harry Finley, Mrs. Myron Hill, Mrs. Charles Ridenour and Mrs. Omar Young. The Chester Aid society met Wednesday for an all day quilting at the hall. Next Wednesday afternoon the society will hold its Christmas party at the halL Each member is asked to bring a present for the parcel post department at that time. Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Dunham were to arrive Wednesday from Edgartown, Mass., 4o spend the winter at their home at 22 North Tenth street. A bazaar will be held Friday afternoon in Boston at the Masonic hall by the Ladies' Aid of the Boston M. E. church. An oyster supper will be served in the evening, and games played. Every one is invited. Fancy work, candies, pie, cake, bread, cottage cheese, mince meat and cream will be on sale at the booths.

Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Jenkins of East Main street will entertain the Tourist club at its Fun Night party Friday evening. The committee for the occasion is composed of Fred S. Bates,

Walter G. Butler, Everett Lemon, Mrs

Edwin P. Trueblood and Mrs. Walter

G. Butler.

The Jolly club will have their annual

Christmas party Friday afternoon at the home of Msr. George Harkins, il3 North Eighteenth street. Each person is asked to remember to bring the donation for the poor.

The Rev. Bertha Holtz, of Anderson, will serve the Independent Spiritualist association Sunday evening by giving messages and answering questions blindfolded. The service will be held in the Red Men's hall, 26 South Seventh street, at 7:45 o'clock. All members of Daughters of America are requested to meet at the had at 7:15 o'clock Thursday evening to

attend the funeral services of Siste

Georgia Webber. All members of Eden Rebekah lodge No. 30, I. O. O. F., are to meet Thurs

day evening at 6:30 o'clock at ths corner of Eighth and Main streets, in order to catch the 7 o'clock Fairview car, to attend funeral services for

Sister Georgia Webber.

The Arba Ladies' Aid society will give a market and bazaar Saturday,

Dec. 16, at the First National bank. A

large assortment of foodstuffs will be

on sale.

Joseph Moore P. T. A. will meet at

2:30 o'clock Friday afternoon in the

auditorium. Dr. J. J. Rae is to speak

and a special Christmas program will

be given. All patrons are urged to be

present.

A Christmas party for Calanthe cir

cle, Pythian Sisters, will be held at the home of Mrs. Ed Stigleman, North Fourteenth street Friday evening at 7 o'clock. . Each member is asked to bring some gift for the fish pond. Miss Mabel Bullerdick will be hostess for a special meeting of the Sigma Kappas Thursday evening at her home on South Thirteenth street All members are asked to be present. Mrs. Harold Williams will entertain

the N. O. B. club Friday afternoon at her home on West Fifth street.

Women of Mooseheart legion will

hold a business meeting at 7:30 o'clock Thursday night at Moose home. Games and entertainment under direction of

Community Service will begin at 8:30 o'clock and the public is invited to at

tend.

Mrs.. Harry Snyder will be hostess4-'

to the Carnation club Friday evening at her home, 115 South Fifteenth street. An informal danco will be held sit the Masonic temple Thursday evening for Masons and their friends. The Paul I. Harris orchestra will play the order of dances. The W. B. A. of the Maccabees will entertain their families and friends

with a supper and Christmas party Friday evening. Dec. 15, at the L O. O. F. hall. The supper committee Is Mrs. Adams, Mrs. Niggle, Mrs. Bessia Mitchell and Mrs. Boggs. Each mem

ber 13 asked to bring sanddwlches ami one large dish of food. Members ara

to meet at 4 o'clock at the halL Tb

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Will He remember this as the Xmas you gave him his watch?

We have a large and interstmg collection of the standard watches of the world, including Elgin, Waltham, Howard, Hamilton, Illinois and the leading foreign makes, in thin or regular models, and in the latest cases, either solid gold or gold-filled. The beautiful dials on these watches must be seen to be appreciated. Special values in Wrist Watches, $15 up Gent's Watches, $12.00 and up EVERYBODY APPRECIATES JEWELRY Only 8 More Shopping Days Till Christmas

1 Gifts

Cold W eather Needs

We should consider the importance of giving Christmas Gifts which are practical. Winter veather is with us and everyone should be protected by heavier clothing. Special Selling for Friday and Saturday of Underwear and Hosiery

One table men's and children's separate pieces underwear in shirts and drawers, flat fleece, also in a good firm rib, most all sizes, the garments are regular $1.00 POf values, special each tJUl Men's rib union suits, good weight Q- - Q from 36 to 46, special each Girls' body gard elastic fleece lined in white r...,...,..... 88c & 98c Ladies' underwear in all weights, most all styles. These union suits range from light weight to the heavier QQ O Q-t QQ garments at tOl Cx tJ)X JO Part wool and all wool union suits and separate garments for men's for men from r:...,.. S1.S9 ' S4.25 Ladies' and men's slipover also tuxedo sweaters In white, the heavy kind, all wool, Qf They are worth J7.50, special each ..js V"

Men's and Ladies' heavy sweaters in the African browrn and maroon, reg. with large roll collar rfr rjf? all wool, special ...... w..-.. V O Men's and boys' sweaters te (Tey in part wool from OC tpO.DU Ladies brushed wool scarfs, the belt style with two pockets, (7rt qq special. ptCJ The shawl style plated girdle, tf special, each Ladies' wool hose in black and brown hen. . mixture, this Is the season's style, QQ special, pair -..v. .......... 0C

To whom will it not give added joy, on this, the greatest Feast of the vear, to know that he has secured the very best, of foods at absolutely the lowest prices? Both are offered at Kroger's!. Let us take this opportunity to sincerely wish you the most hearty greeting of the season a Merry, Merry Christmas and a very Happy New Year.

CHOCOLATE

Pure, wholesome, creamy Kroger made drops with a thick coating of Genuine Hershey's Chocolate. Even at 50c a pound these chocolates are unexcelled in quality. Just the candy for a Merry Christmas. 5-lb. box, 75c. Lb.

ASST. CHOCOLATES

VMAQ MlVCfl Cut Rock or

Strawberry, orange, lemon and vanilla centers. Pound u

It wouldn't be Christmas without these well-known

, seasonable goodies. Guaranteed finest quality per pound

FRENCH CREAM A tempting BON BOT4S 2.Mfc.

18c

FnlilTDROP

12c

20c

STICK CANDY Jumbo A

Value. Three 5c sticks for :

big

10c

FUDGE Kroger or Vanilla; per Pound

MIXTURE Mixed flavors & colors. Lb.

FANCY CREAM A v"y high MIXTURE SSfreM?.

made. Chocolate PEANUT BRITTLE Fresh and 15c PoSnd , :f.e.r., . . 14c

HOSIERY

is a

GIFT Always Appreciated

Ladies silk and wool mixture In blue and gold also brown and black, mixture, wide stripe weaves, a splendid style, special 1 00 Ladies' all silk hose In oak brown, in all the choice colors, pair ................ tpJLiD

Ladies' all silk hose in black and

brown with lace stripe, special :.

S1.68

Ladles fine all wool and silk with clocking black, brown, camel, plain brown and blue, black and blue, light blue and gold, (J-J rtQ a special value ............. vJ-C5

Ladies' glove hose In black.

fine silk, ; special

Ladies' brown lisle cotton hose in ev

ery size, also extras, pair

a very

S2.75

)se in ev..48c

GEO. E. KLUTE COMPANY

Cranberries Eatmore ,pound Celery 3 large stalks Cabbage per pound ,

...ISV2V 39

BANANAS

Fine, large, ripe fruit; per pound

Fine, large, sweet -juicy fruit. A low price for this size

your Xmas sup- I""! j ti 1 1 nlv now. npr doz. Vr r 1

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Grapefruit Large size; each 10 Sweet Potatoes 10 lbs. for 22c Grapes California; pound 2214c nni PO Jonathan. Delicious crw ArrLfco re..;....-.o

NUTS

Special mixture of large California Walnuts Almonds Pecans, Filberts and Brazils; pound

925-27-29 Main Street

A Store for Better Values

Manchurian Walnuts. Large size; lb. 22d Diamond Brand Soft Shelled No. 1 Calif. Nuts lb. 32c Brazils. Large, washed; Per pound XoC

MINCE MEAT Country Club. The equal or superioir of any. Why pay more? Package

iiDDy's mince meat; ie-oz. jar . None Such Minice Meat; package

29c 15C

PUMPKIN

NEW FIGS

Large can. . .

10c

Stewing, lb. ...-20c Layer, lb 32 C

CURRANTS Grecian; 9-oz. package -18c DROMEDARY DATES Package ....19c CITRON New candied; oz 4 GRAPE JUICE Country Club Pt. bot. 20c APPLE BUTTER C. C; 38-oz. jar .-25c HONEY Gold Medal; lb. jar 25c JELLO Asst. Flavors; package .....10c

F11U!T

Country Club. Made of the very finest ingredients money will buy. Very rich and tasty. 2-pound cake

Plum Pudding. National Biscuit Co. Enticingly delicious. Low in price. 2-lb - Tin, 57C. 1-lb. Tin 32C

Country Club. FancyNew California Fruit in heavy syrup. Large, lucious golden halves; just the thing for that Christmas dessert.

Peaches-

.19c

-in own syrup ; big can . . .

Sunset Prunes New, extra large; lb ..17c Small Prunes per lb 9c

Cherries Royal Anne; big can 29c Pineapple Avoodale, sliced; can 24c Apricots in own syrup; big can 22c-

SUAID RAISINS

New crop. Seeded, 15-oz. package Seedless, three 1-oz. packages ... Seedless, 15-oz. package ,

...17c ...10c

For a Real Treat at Christmas Time FRENCH

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A cup of rich deep- flavored French served at the end of your Christmas dinner will prove a fitting climax to the great-

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