Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 300, 16 December 1922 — Page 4

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Mr. and Mrs. Henry Zuttermeister aad- Miss Vera Ztrttehnelgter left Friday for New Orleans, Ia.- From there they -will go to Riverside, Calif., to spend Christmas with-Mr. and Mrs. Lou Zuttermeister and family. Marion Zuttermeister -wilt join them there for the holidays and later they will go to Paola Alto-Calif., -where he Is a stu

dent at Iceland Stanford university. : .'Mrs:: Henry leldner and Mrs. Mary E. Brpwers of; Indianapolis, are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Bowers of Benton Heights. ; . A notable function of the Yuletlde - season was the Fun Night celebration of the Tourist club for which Mr. and - Mrs. Thomas B. Jenkins were host .and hostess- at their -home on East . Main street Friday evening. A Christmas tree, bells, holly, and other decorations appropriate for the season were used through the reception rooms. Limericks were recited in response to roll call by each club memfcer. Sketches of Indiana history were resented in pageant , form. Mrs.

Charles S. Bond costumed in an oldfashioned gown, read an original po em as a prologue. The characters were Introduced by Mrs.. F. S. Bates. There was Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Trueblood as "Betey and I";" Everett Lemon and Mrs. Walter Butler as Beverly and Alice of Old Vlnflennes ; John Thompson and Elizabeth Parker as John Hoover and his wife; "The ' Raggedy Man" was recited with Rob-

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eon, Howard, as the boy, and Mrs. 'Fred Lemon as Elizabeth Ann. Another feature of the .evening's entertainment was a number of fancy dances by Louise Jenkins, Margaret Jenkins, Lucille Steers, and Ellen Bartel, all pupils of Elizabeth. Kol p. Miss Louise Eyden and. Mis.s' Dorothy; McAlpine, were the pianists, . Gifts were distributed ; to each guest from the tree and later r prettily,; appointed luncheon was served. Guests of" the club were: Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hlbberd, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Robinson, George E. Seidel, Miss Nicholson, of Ttnatnn Masa . Mm S IT! VarTvno n?

Bradford, Pa., Miss Elizabeth Parker, of Eaton, Miss Dorothy McAlpine, Miss Mary Eyden, Howard : Heun, Margaret and Louise Jenkins, Ellen Bartel, and Lucille Steers. The mem- - bers present were: Mr. and Mrs. Fred ,.' S. Bates, Dr. and Mrs. Charles S. , Bond. Mr. and Mrs. Walter G. But-

,: ler, Dr. and Mrs. N, S. Cox, Mrs. Da

vid W. Dennis,' Mr. and Mrs.: Howard , A. Dill, Miss Laura Gaston, Harvey Hiestand, of Eaton, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Heun,' Miss Sarah Hill,

,-, Mr. and Mrs.T. B. Jenkins, Mr. and

Mrs. Wilfred Jessup, Mr. and Mrs. Kverett Lemon, Mr. and Mrs. Fred II. Lemon, Mrs. Florence Lodwickr Mr. and Mrs. John H. Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Parker, of Eaton, Ohio, John F. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. K. P. Trueblood, and Miss Ada Wood ward. Mrs. J. Brandon Griffis was hostess Tor one of the prettiest children's partics of the holiday season when she entertained at the Country club Satur day afternoon with, a, birthday party lor her dauehter, Josephine, in honor of her fifth birthday anniversary, Games were played by the guests dur ing the afternoon and a fish pond held Four pupils of Miss Elizabeth Kolp pave a program during the afternoon. Miss Lizette Campbell performed a jockey dance. Marjorio Robinson gave a recitation and dance; Katherine Myers danced a French minuet, and Maxine Ferguson did a pretty "Vanity" dance.. Refreshments were served later. The table centerpiece was a huge white birthday , cake lighted by five large red candles. Silver strings radiated to each place from1 the cake, where they were attached to gifts for each guest.- At the other end of the string was a popcorn ball. Poinsettias were used as place cards. The hostess was assisted by Miss Elizabeth Kolp. : The invited guests were: the Misses , Frances. Virginia and Natalie Carr, Miss - Martha Freeman, Miss Susan Robbins. Miss Susanne McGuire, Miss Sue Williams, MiS3 Patricle Williams, Charles and John Lontz, Edward Harris, Jr.. Jackie Clements, Joseph Jen kins, Billy Bethard, Frank Chambers, Jr.. and Miss Josephine Griffis, Miss Evelyn White and Miss Alta ' Jewell were hostesses for a pretty Christmas party at tha home of Mrs. Sarah Stetson on South ' Thirteenth street Friday, evening. . Decorations were attractively carried out in Christmas colors. A grab-bag and other fea tures formed the evening's entertain- , ment. Later refreshments were served by the hostesses.- Those present were Miss Mary Davis, Miss Caroline Carpenter, Mrs. Darrell Watts, Miss Mabel Kasson, Miss Frances Wright, Mis3 Parker, Miss "Edna Voris, Miss Mary Krivel, Miss Esther Hill. Mrs. Sarah Stetson, Miss Evelyn White and Miss Alta Jewell. A beautiful Christmas party was held at the home of Mrs. Ed Stgleman on North Fourteenth street Friday evening for members ot Calanthe circle, Pythian Sisters. Decorations

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-inroughout the residence were in keeping with the 'Yuletlde season. A; program was given as one of the features f entertainment, Mrs. Andrew Roser tolcLa dream and a readnig was given by Mrs. Charles Morgan. Mrs. Thomas Shesler gave a vocal number and a Christmas story was told by Mrs. Carl Wadman with the members singing Christmas carols at points in the Story. - impromptu speeches two minutes long were given by each member. A visit was paid by Santa Claus who distributed gifts among all the guests. Fortunes were told by Zo-Zo. Refreshments were served later. Those present were: Mrs. Andrew Roser, Mre. Jeff Meyers, Mrs. Tom Wynn, Mrs. Henderson, MissHenderson, Mrs. Jo Schneider, Mrs. Charles Morgan, Mrs. Anna Schneider, Mrs. Lucy Houts, Mrs. Homer Kemmer, Mrs. William Leonard, Mrs. Carl Wadman, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Frank Aiken, Mrs. Frank Shlssler, Mrs. Thomas Shesler, Mrs. Guy DuValL Mrs. John Genn, Mrs. William Keller, Mrs. Charles Thomas, Mrs. Roy Schattell, Mrs. George Harkins, Mrs. Roxy Minor. Mrs. Seth Lewis, Mrs. 'Howard Ridge and Mrs. Ed Stigleman. One of the most delightful social affairs of the week was given Friday evening at the Arlington hotel for members of the Hilltop Sewing circle by their husbands. The dining room was decorated in Keeping wim iu holiday season. Profusion of pink rosebuds adorned the table. Covers were laid for 36 guests. Among thosa present were Mr. and Mrs. Tom Wil liams, Mr. and Mrs. u L. tiarns, :ur. and Mrs. George Reid, Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Addleman, Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Shger, Mr. ana Mr. L. H. Bunyan, Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Ewan, Mrs E. Gurney Hill. Mrs. Frank Coffin, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Wort, Mrs. Frank Glass, Dr. and Mrs. Frank Harding, Charles Blair, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Stamback, Mrs. Martha Hawkins, Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Wood, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ross, Mr. and Mrs. George Hill and Miss Esther Hill. Children of the 7B-1 class of Gar field school are presenting a piay, "ftiriotmns in Manv Lands." in tha Garfield chapel Tuesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock, for the Garfield P. T. A. and other persons interested. All persons interested in the school are invited." The parts are to be taken a? follows: " William Robert Herbs: Mary . . . . Florence Dingley Russian Child Ross Stoakea Dutch Child Nancy Jay Rhine Child Katherine Haworth Italian Child Nedra Huber French Child Fred Brown Spanish Child ...Nila Williams Norwegian Child Mary Frances Clements English" Child Roy Rutherford Irish Child Norine Knox Polish Child Richard Campfield. The Semper Phi Delas will be entertained at a Christmas party Monday evening at the home of Miss Dorothea Shurley on South Fitteenth street. Mrs. Rex Buckley will entertain for the Amistad club Tuesday evening at her home,- 718 West Main street. Mrs. William Jones will entertain with a Christmas party for the Tirzan club Wednesday afternoon at her home, 110 Main street. All members are invited to be present. Mrs. Charles Dove will entertain the Daffodil club at Its Christmas party Thursday afternoon at her new residence in Wrightland. A Christmas party, for the U. C. T. club wfll be held Thursday afternoon, Dec. 21, at the home of Mrs, Fred King, on North A street. The Alice Carey club will hold its Christmas gathering Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Effie Hanes on Richmond avenue Responses are to be "Christmas gemE." The Frances Willard1 W. C. T. TJ, will meet Friday afternoon, Dec. 22, with Mrs. Hutchings. 119 South Flf teenth street. The sixth annual Christmas recep tion will be held by Post C, T. P. A Friday evening, Dec. 29, at the Knights of Pythias temple. Dancing, cards and refreshments are on the evening's program. The Jesse Halberstadt orches tra will play the order of dances, Charles B. Beck, is general chairman of the dance committee. The floor committee is composed of Raymond B. Nicholson, Ira Wood, Ray Mather, Ollie Otten, Ben C. Bartel, W. J. Blackmore, Alva E. Holmes, H. Shuman Jones, Clarence Gennett, W. E. Wilson, Fred Golz, T. C. Harrington, Fred Miller, D, FOR XMAS Electric Sewing Machines and sewing machine motors. LACEYAS . 14 S. 9th St. Phone 1756 imiiiniiinfmitmifitmminHimtminmiinimiiimiiHimnHn I Carl Kimpel, D. C, Ph. C. . Chiropractor f 48 South 7th St Phone 2273 ; nauiwiuminnmiimiiiimiinmnmimiiiaiimmnnuiiiuimnninauii iiini,!,, piintiuiiimmintinHmnmiiimimitMniinitiinmmtuqiiuntmiiiimiiiiiiiHiiii Heaters for Fords, $1.75 1 1 McCONAHA'S J; 1 '" 418 Main St. ' iiinmminmiuminimniiniDniuininiininiiiinniimmiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiHniiiiu

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L. Mather and Fred Haisley. Hall, I tickets and finance are in the charge of T. H. Hill and M. L. Hasty; music, Thomas Porter and E. W. Coate; and decorations, George R. Gause, James Porter, and O. F. McKee. Eugene K. Quigg and W. M. Hanes form ,the refreshments commiti.ee. A concert and dance which promises to be the largest event of the holiday season will be given by the Oriole Terrace Gardens orchestra of 12 pieces at the Coliseum, Dec. 28, under the -auspices of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity. Invitations are to be issued for the dance. Tickets for the concert are now on sale at Frankel and Harding, C. T. Price and Sons, The Kandy Shop, Romey's Furniture store, Violet Ray and Dafler Drug store. Invitations for the dance must be presented at the door or permission obtained at the box office, it is announced. Among the prominent social festivities of the holiday season is to be the New Year's eve dance and cabaret to be given at the Elks club for members. The Palace Gardens orchestra, a famous midwestern en semble, is to play the order of dances. There is to be cabaret from 10 to 12 followed by dancing and cabaret from 12 to 3 o'clock. A dance for the Young People's Dancing club will be held Wednesday evening at the I. O. O. F. hall. The Evan Smith orchestra will play. Bal conies win De open to spectators. Mrs. Oliver Meyers entertained the Haphazard club at her home on the National Road west Thursday at an all day gathering. The house was attractively decorated in Christmas colors for the occasion. One of the features of the entertainment was a Christmas grab bag. Covers at luncheon were laid for the following guests: Mrs. Ed Crowell. Mrs. Ralph Taylor, Mrs. Will Fisher, Mrs. L. W. Mott, Mrs. John Haas, Mr3. Essie Burgess, Mrs. Jennie Niles, Mrs. Walter Test, Ms. Charles Ronan, Mrs. Oliver Myers, Miss Mildred Haas, Miss Bernice Myers, Miss Frances Test and Robert Haas, Jr. The Mask and Mantle, of Earlham college, is presenting Booth Tarkington's "Seventeen" as their initial of fering of the season Saturday evening at the college. The play begins at 8:15 o'clock. Persons who have not secured tickets may get them at the door. An unusually fine amateur production Is anticipated by those who have seen rehearsals of the caste un der direction of Mrs. H. R. Robinson. A talk ancLmusicale will be feat. ures of the special entertainment at the public art gallery Sunday after noon when it opens from 2 to 5 o'clock on the the exhibition of Am erican painters. This will be the last Sunday afternoon for the present show. Mrs. M F. Johnston will speai at 3 o'clock on the pictures in the west gallery. The Hayden quartet composed of F. K. Hicks, Miriam Had ley, Neva Bowman and Katherine Gates will play at 4 o'clock and sev. eral vocal numbers will be given by

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Mrs. Fred J. Bartel. Everyone interested is welcome to attend. The Progressive Literary club will be entertained at its Christmas party Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Robert Thurston, 225 North Eighth streets The committee for the affair is composed of Mrs. Charles Roland, Mrs. E. E. Rice, and Mrs. W. L. Misener. The' Ladies' auxiliary of the U. S. W. V. is , requested to meet at the home of Mrs. C. G. Weist, 208 South Tenth street, - Monday afternoon, for the purpose of . filling boxes with candy for the Christmas entertainment. Each member is to bring one pound or more, of candy. Mrs. L. F. Ulmer will entertain the Ever-Ready class of Mlddleboro, Wednesday, Dec. 20, at the church. Elec tion of officers will be held at that time and a Christmas program pre sented. , The art department of- the Woman's club will meet at 2:30 o'clock Tues day, afternoon at the public art gal lery. Mrs. M. F. Johnston will givcan illustrated lecture on "Leonardo Da Vinci." All members are urged to attend. - The meeting, while not an nounced in the yearbook, takes the place of one cancelled a few weeks ago. A basket supper will be held at the Chester school house Friday evening Dec. 22. . An entertainment will follow. Two cantatas will be presented. "Down the Chimney with Santa Claus," by the intermediate class, and "Waiting for Santa Claus," by the primary room. Women are requested to bring baskets. x A dance will be given by the Eagles' lodge in the Eagle club Saturday evening. One of the lovely social events of the holiday season took place Friday afternoon whfn Mrs. Phillip Coquett entertained a few invited guests at her home 506 South Firth street. The house was decorated in the season's colors. The time was spent informallyand several piano selections given by Mrs. Coquett and Mrs. Williams. Later a six o'clock dinner was served, the appointments and decorations being in holiday colors. The guests were Miss Pauline Frank, Mrs. Will Peele, Mrs. Herbert Crawford, Mrs. O. Williams, of Winchester, Mrs. Albert Metzger, Mrs. Morris Gilbody, Mrs. William Bussen, Mrs. Emma Newlin, Mrs. Al Coquett, Mrs. Robert Metzger, Mrs. George Hagerty and Mrs. Margaret Holsobrook. Miss Helen Crawford entertained with a dinner-brid.se Thursday evening at the Polly Prim tearoom for several guests. Rosebuds adorned the tables. . A four course dinner was served and later bridge was played. The favor went to Miss Ethelind Phelps. The guests were Miss Lilla E. Payne, Miss Ethelind Phelps, Mis Elizabeth Jay, Miss Mary Jay, Mrs. Ridpath, Miss Rutherford, Miss Feasel, Miss Mary Nicholson, Mrs. J. Music be

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Brandon Griffis and Miss Ilelen Crawford. Miss Esther Hill has as her guests at dinner Friday evening. Miss Katherine Binkley, Harry Thomas and Clem Meyers. Mis 3 Louise Hawkins- entertained Friday evening- with a theatre party at the Washington. The guests were: Mis Opal Hawkins, Miss Sunshine Keys, Miss Vivian Nye, Miss Lillian Hoppe, Miss Katheryn Hill, Miss Martha Hoppe, Miss Hilda Helmich, Miss Ethylene Hill, and Miss Bernadina Hoppe. . The Joseph Moore P. T. A. held its Christmas meeting in the school auditorium Friday afternoon. Dr. J. J. Rae delivered an inspiring and beau tiful address taking for his text the thought the Child Jesus growing in stature and wisdom and in favor with God and man. He applied this text to the lives of the children of today emphasizing the need of living clean, upright lives. A chorus of 16 from Earlham college gave a beautiful program of Christmas carols and Mrs. i John Shallenburg gave a Christmas reading which children carrying lighted tapers acted in pantomime very impressively. The stage had been converted into a beautiful background for the program, with illumination from Christmas candles, and decorations of poinsettias, holly, and Christmas trees. A lovely Christmas party for members of the Jolly Twelve club was given by Mrs. George Harkins and Mrs. J. C. Genn at the home of Mrs. Harkins on North Eighteenth street, Friday afternoon. The afternoon was spent singing Christmas carols and making up baskets for the poor. An exchange of gifts was held and at six o'clock a three-course dinner was served to the guests. A miniature Christmas tree lighted with candles adorned the dining table. The reception rooms were decorated prettily in red and green. Covers were laid for the following persons: Mrs.- Clyde Riegel, Mrs. Fred Brown, Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. William F. Eversman, Mrs. Milroy Baird, Mrs. C. S. Heet, Mrs. Wallace Seymour, Mrs. Frank Aikin, Mrs. Raymond Wright, Mrs. William Keller, Mrs. George Hart, Mrs. J. C. Genn, and Mrs. George Harkins. The club will meet Jan. 5, with Mrs. Milroy Baird. Seventy-five persons attended the dance given Friday evening in the I. MOST OF OUR CUSTOMERS USE The Economy BAKING POWDER DENNY'S GROCERY - 223 N. 17th St. THE STORE OF QUALITY Give Furniture This Christmas Purchases made at anytime next week will be delivered in time for Xmas. Store open every evening t o accommodate those who cannot shop during the day. WE UNDERSELL ALL OTHERS

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