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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-24

and Mrs. OFT Trimble. Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Vessel, the Misses Irene and
Edna Stamer. Alice Bussen. Elenora
Bussen. Blanche Alexander. Mr.. Ed
ward Bussen. Raymond and Clarence
Vessel, Herman Alexander, Howard
and Paul Kuhlenbeck.
- - =
RETURNED HOME.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher Elliott, have
returned from Germantown. o.. where
they spent Saturday and Sunday.
- - y
TO VISIT HERE.
Mrs. Anna Fords of Pattan. Iowa,
for fortnight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-24
70 oIvg DINNER PARTY.

Among the charming society events
Of the week IL the dinner party TO be
given Thursday evening by Mrs. p. w.
Smith at the Country club. in honor
Of Mrs. Charles Dougan and Mrs. Ell.
bingham. This will no doubt be one Of
the most important events given this
week at the club.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-24
HALLow zen SOCIAL.

Wednesday evening Hallow Fen
party will be given at the home of
Mrs. Arthur King in South Seven
teenth street. by the East End Ladies'
Aid Society. All members and friends
Of the church are cordially invited to
attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-24
TO COME TUESDAY.

Mrs. r. r. White. OF Indianapolis.
will come Tuesday to attend the meet
ing Of the State Federation Of Won
ems clubs. While here she will be the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White.
Recently Mrs. White toured the Holy
Land with q party In which Mr.. Folger
Wilson OF this city was q member.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
The Oyster
Industry

IN THE WILLAPA BAY IS THE LEADING ONE THERE
THOUSANDS OF ACRES OF BEDS AND MORE BEING TR
PLANTED EACH YEAR FROM EASTERN WATERS LAST Y
OYSTERS AND FISH SHIPPED FROM THE WILLAPA
COUNTRY AMOUNTED TO MORE THAN $35O0OO.
THESE TWO INDUSTRIES WHEN DEVELOPED WILL AL
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-03-20
This Map Shows Exact Location of Napoleon and the
Deep, Navigable Wllapa Bay
THE LUMBER INDUSTRY

SURROUNDING NAPOLEON IN WILLAPA BAY COUNTRY
is ONE OF THE GREATEST IN THE NORTHWEST BY CARE
Full ESTIMATION IT IS STATED THAT THERE ARE OVER
600 600 FEET OF STANDING TIMBER IN THE TERRITORY
TRIBUTARY TO NAPOLEON. SIX MILES NORTH OF NAPOLEON
TON.
GOOD TRANSPORTATION FOR LOGS, WHICH WILL BE FLOAT
ED DOWN TO THE MILLS IN NAPOLEON SAWED INTO LUM-
WORLD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Reply TO ga. W.

Would you pleas be SO kind as to an
swer the following questions: Whic.
hand and finger do you put the engage
nIcnt ring on? In what way would one
go about TO get the ring so that the lady
would not know II until you were ready
10 put 1t on her finger Is X the Gus
tom 10 use the ring ceremony, anu II
so. which hand and finger Is II placed
on. and who puts IT on. the groom to- be
or the minister? Is IL necessary TO take
the lady TO the court house to procure
the license. or can the groom to-he get
IL. or must he take some one TO rep
resent the lady? Is the little finger called
the first hnger?-A. w.
The engagement ring is placed upon
the Anger next 10 the little finger on TIC
left hand: II is called the fourth I'm
GER or wedding ring finger II CIR!
is Ia be engaged and they are generally
asked the momentous question before the
ring is purchased. she should give you
her measure and II would he rather bet
ter to ask her what kind OF token
she preferred, as most girls have their
own ideas to the kind OF ring they
like. The ring ceremony is usually GUS
the ceremony will give full instructions
as TO how il Is done. do not think ii
is necessary that the bride elect should
go TO the court house, but by few
questions at the license window you can
find out accurately. as laws vary in dtl-
fSrent states and what information
might give might not apply TO your case.
The first finger is next to the thumb.
although in use the thumb is called tho
first finger according to modern teach
ing.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Holiday Parties for Children.

At this season most mothers are plan
ming for some kind of holiday parties
for the children and busy times are in
prospect for all households with children
home for vacation Rooms festooned
with holly. mstletoe and the lovely trail
ing ground pine need no other decora~
tons besides red bows of tulle or ribbon
which may fasten the wreaths. /
helped a dear little mother of three plan
this pretty party and / am glad to tell
all about II. When all arrived, some
twenty or more happy. excited young
sters, we asked two OF them, boy and
a sirl. to go into a side room from
which they soon emerged drawing a sled
to which they We're harnessed by red
satin ribbons. On the sled were white
crepe paper snowballs. one for each child.
They were easily made byl taking a
piece OF cotton the size and Ishape Of a
real SNOWFALL and covering II with n
stripe of white crepe paper nine inches
long and five inches wide The narrow
edges are pasted together and II is then
gathered at the top and bottom. The
around the ball OF cotton. Then roll
the ball lightly in gum arabic water and
then roll In diamond dust or what is
called Christmas tree sparkle or snow.
a door or archway and each guest tries
10 throw the SNOWFALL through II. All
those who get theirs through on the
first tria receive a candy cane.
Next we had the game OF Christmas
candles. A wee tree brilliantly lit with
tapers Is placed on table just the
right height; child at a time is to be
blindfolded. then turned around three
times and told to blow hard. The one
who blows out the most candles with
one hard puff receives a gauzy stocking
filled with goodies, After this we played
Twas the Night Before Christmas"
just like our ld-fasrioned game OF
Stage Coach" Only all the children had
names OF the characters In the we'll
known Christmas lyric. Al the words
"St. Nicholas" all changed seats. The
very last game before refreshments We
called Christmas Stockings and the
children were perfectly delighted, A
sheet was pinned UP on the side OF the
wall, upon which a fireplace had been
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
arations for this blessed festival sea-

arations for this blessed festival sea-
son.
I heard Of such a novel party that is
to take place on the night Of the 26th
and am so glad to he able 10 tell about
II. II is going to be a club party. the
members of which are all ne!ghbors In
a delightful suburban town.
Mother Goose" is to be hostess, and
the invitations say that this highly
respected dame will welcome all her
'goslngs" at $50 on Christmas night
or course, all the costumes are being
kept secret and masks arc to be worn
until 10: then dainty repast is 10
be served at small tables. the center
piece being Jack Horner" pie filled
with favor for each at the table,
Turkey sandwiches. creamed oysters.
coffee and imported German Christmas
cakes are to be served,
Then there is to be cotillon. with all
the Christmas symbols. such as tarlatan
stockings, bells, trees. holly wreaths
tiny Yule logs. etc, favors, There
Is also to be a huge shoe. presided over
by the famous "old woman" and she Is
to dispense be@itching little dolls as
one set of favors. II all sounds very
jolly. Promptly at midnight the music
is TO play Home Sweet Home "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Christmas Notices.

Every one knows that fitting senti-
ment TO go with gift greatly enhances
Its value. Here is q very old one. which
is appropriate for nearly every indl-
vidual. II Is consequently safe one
TO use. II is In the quaint old spelling
which Is most attractive In fancy let
tering:
"All joie and jolitie wait on thy hoi-
day; true love and friendliness hallow
thy happiness"
This one, a little more sentimental
goes we'll with flowers or plant,
Fond thoughts and constant prayers I
scatter free
Like flowers along the pathway thou
must tread:
Grateful and glad, II happily they may
shed
Some fragrance to refresh and comfort
thee"
This last one Is by Tennyson. 1t is
beautiful to nscrbe in book or on
n card TO go with a calendar,
THE time draws near the birth Of Christ;
The moon is hid, the night is stil:
The Christmas bells from hill to hlll
Answer eoch other in the mist
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Reply to a Puzzled Reader."

In regard to entertaining your caller
during the winter months, II you do not
play or sing you win have to resort to
the lost art of conversation. play at puz-
zles or crlbbage. even resort 10 guessing
contests. II is perfectly proper TO ac-
cept telephone invitations; when intro
duced TO either man or woman, simply
say; Il am very glad or happy to know
you; about your being too young TO go
with an older man, / think you will have
TO work that problem out yourself. with
tact and d little diplomacy l am sure
you can gradually break of the friend
ship. Thank you for your kind words
about the department, / am so glad you
like H.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
PRESENT FINE WINDOWS
FOR SISTINE CHAPEL
Special Gable to The Tribune.

SpeclaI CaDle 10 Inc Tribune.
ROME, Dec. I0.-Pope Plus In the Sis
tine chapel recently attended the formal
presentation OF the gift sent to him on
the occas sion OF his sacred Jubilee
by Prince Regent Lutipold OF Bavaria.
IT consisted OF three large glass windows
expressly made for the twelve windows
of this chapel These replace the older
ones. which go back to the middle OF the
nineteenth century, and which were Of
opaque glass OF pale tint and not very
attractive.
Baron Yon Gutenberg. who represent
ed the reignins prince. made an address
expressive OF the joy he felt in being
charged TO present, in the name Of the
prince regent OF Bavaria. the jubilee
homage which the royal family offered TO
his holiness in the artistic windows. The
serene light which. mitigated by these
windows. diffuscs an air OF peace and
sweetness In this chapel, was symbol
Of the devotional and profound senti-
w"nt which tho Bavarian Catholics. its
reisning house. and he himself as their
representative, cherished for their faith
and the head of the church. Replying.
the pope said he was grateful to the
prince regent and the royal house OF
Rovaria. and concluded by wishing TO
all the blessings OF heaven.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
You Must Read This if You Want the
Benefit

]. " Greer. Greenwood. La. suf.
'crcd with a severe case of lumbago.
The pains were so intense I was
forced 10 hypodermic injections for re.
lief. These attacks started with a pain
in the small of my back which grad
udlly became fairly paralyzing. Ny
attention was attracted to Foley's Kid
ncy Remedy and ] am glad to say after
rsing this wonderful medicine ! am no
longer bothered in any way by my OLD
enemy lumbago." Schramm-J ohnson,
drugs, fve stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
)Vel Entertainments

sketched with charcoal and red chalk.
Every child was given A doll-size stock
ing with a good-slZed pin; then each In
turn was blindfolded and told to pin
the stocking to the muntel piece. II
successful a tiny favor was slipped into
the stocking before the eyes we're un-
blinded, IL not the stocking was left
empty. On the table for the centerpiece
was a huge snowbulr Jack Horner" pie
with scarlet ribbons running to each
place IL was made by taking wire and
making a frame eighteen inches in d.
ametcr with AN opening at the top large
enough to take In the favors; then II
was covered with sheet wadding, then
with white crepe paper. Liquid glue was
brushed on and diamond dust plentifully
sprinklcd over II. The gifts are wrapped
in tissue paper tied with silver cord and
then attached TO the red ribbons going
to each place. A wreath of holly went
around the SNOWFALL and there were indi-
vidual Christmas trees for each child on
which the wee candles were lit, then
the guests were summoned 10 the din
Ing room. AS the hours were from 8
to Z. quite substantial supper was
served. consisting Of cream OF chicken
soup, waters and wee finger rolls. salted
nuts. fruit salad and Individual Ice
creams In shape OF Santa Claus. a sprig
OF holly in his arms; lady fingers and
maccaroons with lovely bell shaped candy
boxes filled with delicious peppermints.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Constant Readers Questions.

How should introduce a boy TO my
mother? ! know him at school. People
say j am too shy and too modest, 90
you think that can be true of Il glrlH
How can I overcome my shyness? Two
boys have asked me TO go 10 the same
party ] don't want to hurt either S
feelings, What shall do'-Constant
Reader.
In presenting boy friend 10 your
mother simply say: Mother. I want you
to know Harry White; ] met him at
school," or wherever the place might be.
do not think q girl can be too mod
est, but being TOO shy often makes her
uncomfortable. Try to overcome IL by
forgetting yourself and thinking how you
may give the other person pleasure
Helping make good time is fine way
to stop thinking OF what kind OF a time
you are having. Accept the Invitation
of the hoy who asked you first. That Is
fair and the other asplTant for your so
ciety should remember to be first next
time.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Christmas Wedding.

] am to be married on December 20. az
our country home. The ceremony at half
after eleven, breakfast following. How
shall we decorate Rural Belle.
Nothing could he prettier or more ap-
Dropriatc than the Christmas green's with
the colors allotted 10 the season. VIZ.
green and red. Wedding bells OF holly
should be suspended everywhere they
will hang. Decorate the plates holding
the ice cream with wreaths OF holly and
have bell shaped boxes ornamcntcd with
sprays OF the glossy leaves. In fact. this
is beautiful time for a wedding, for
everything may be worked out IN the
decorations III a most charming manner,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Novel Way to Present Gifts.

AT dinner party, have a small Christ
mas tree for a centerpiece; or the idea
may be utilized at the breakfast table.
Have fastened TO the tree, among the
ornaments gided walnut shells. one for
each guest; inside the nut. on tightly
rolled paper have instructions to be fol-
lowed 10 find a gift, For instance: "Go
upstairs and look in a work basket on
the hall table The young woman who
follows these directions will find a gold
thimble The boy whose nut says: Go
up TO the attic and see what you'll find, .
will be made happy by finding gymnasium
apparatus for which he had been long
ing. These examples show how the idea
may be worked out, and will prolong the
Christmas fun.
Christmas Mother Goose Party.
] sincerely hope that every reader OF
the department is making happy prep
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
AMERICANS PREPARE FOR
WORK ON 0PERATIC STAGE
Special Cable to The Tribune.

ROME, Dec 10,-One thousand Ameri-
can men and women arc said to be pre-
pairing for operatic- and concert careers
number Is 500. Before they left the
States many were favorites in concert or
oratorio and not a few had given UP
church positions at home paying them
good salaries. They left their formor
successes because they hope TO win the
greater glory and cash OF operatic stars
They are happy at their work, but keep
one eye open and are looking way across
the Atlantic to the goal Of every am
bilious artiat-the Metropolitan Opera
house. Some OF them VIII attain success
but the majority are pcrforce doomed to
disappointment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Health and Beauty Helps
BY MRS. MAE MARTYN

dissolve II In one-half pint OF alcoho, s,s
add half pint Of water. Rub ths
tonlc into the scalp and hair roots ~,
or three times week. and II Will rests,s
your scalp 10 healthy condition. fsss
the hair follicles, giving your hair nss.
life and causing 1t TO grow in thick. iorr
and glossy. Your sister will nnd uSs III
same quirzoin tonic the right and ,r,s s
remedy for her fading. dull and brit,,s
hair. II will stop the splitting and bress''
ing In one or two applications but sts
5Aould continue Its use for several wscts
and resume the treatment whenever hss
iatr requires IL. Read answer 10 Us,'
miope.
Hermionc. You must get the dandmF
OF your head. Dandruff is a hair Js-
stroyer; It chokcs the hair, kills IL and
shampooing. soap leaves the scalp drs
and hard. and s,reabs the hair. knox
OF only one perfect shampoo, and thar h
canthrox, All first class druggists ssJ
H. Just dissolve a tcaspoonfu OF cav
throx in n cup OF not water; pour ON tbs
cisely as you would With any other sham.
poo, then rinse the hair and scalp thor
oughly with clean warm water ,Canthiox
removes dandruff. and relieves itching
scalp. II dries quickly and makes ihe'
hair soft, bright and fluffy. For a hair.
tonic, use quinzoin-described In the pre
ceding paragraph.
A. u, r.. II mas beo0 inGoeu a tryIu1'
season for even the strongest eyes, auj.
YOU are only one OF thousands who arc
suffering from sore. red and In6arld'
eyes. To relieve the irritation, rehncss|
and Granulated lids. get an ounce OF cryss'
tos from your druggist dissolve 1t IN a
pint OF water, and drop one OF two drops
In each eye whenever the eyes feel tirsd
weak or sore. The use of This hom(.
made eye tonic gives brlllnncc and es.|
preston TO the eyes, keeping them clear
and bright. II is favorltc toilet adjunct|
with actresses and society women.
Petty. don't know who SAID
"Any fool can catch husband, but Il
takes 81 wise woman to keep onc"-bul III
comes pretty near to being true. Foe
the sake OF your present and future hap.
piness, don't neglect your comploxon--
don't let your skin become salow. eark,
coarse. or rough; don't let IL wrinkle or
sag Use this home -mnde cream jelIy
for rnassaging and as a face cream: Get
from your druggist one ounce OF almo-
zoin. dissolve IL in a half-pint Of cold
water, add two teaspoonfuls OF slycerl1l
stir well and let stand over night Thls
is 1.-THE cream without grease lit Tont
cause hair 10 grow. Gently massage your
face and neck and YOU Will find IL acts On
the skin. eekinG out the deepest layers.
the deepest tissues, the deepest cells and
there works like Nature works, thor
ouehly and surely for skin health purity.
color and freshness. II not only ~
stores a lost complexion but creates a
new one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Card Party Refreshments.

am to entertain our card club juBt be .
fore the holidays. There will be twenty
four guests, half of them men. Please
suggest three course refreshments
Etna.
In the winter time ] think men like
oysters. so first l would serve individ-
ual scalloped oysters, with tiny hot bis
cult or rolls, olives. salted nuts and wee
stalks OF celery, Next have a salad OF
fruit, with cheese sticks, then a frozen
sweet. Serve coffee with the first course
instead OF with the dessert,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Acknowledgement Necessary.

Should IA bride send notes to each in
dividual who contributed to her linen
shower II a person brings gift to
YOU, Is it polite TO open it while she is
present9-1.eone.
Some acknowled gment is necessary for
every gift and favor shown, but at
shower I think that IL is required to
thank verbally those who present and
have contributed. IL is perfectly proper
TO open a gift brought personally, saying.
MAY / open 1t now and enjoy it with
you?"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11

That is what We are all doing, count
Ing the days till Christmas, with more
or less complacency according TO how
We are progressing with the thousand
and one things that must be done.
] want 10 tell you about a star
party a mother is planning for oevy
OF youngsters aged from eight to twelve,
The invitations are rcd stars, the writ
Ing in white or gilt On arriving each
child is to be given a crown with a git
star in front. Then there will be
hunt for gilt stars scattered through the
rooms and prize OF box OF candy In
a star shaped box. Then there are TO be
puzzles. made by cutting large stars IN
to bits. first paSting on thin wood, then
cutting out 4 quiet time VIII thus De
insured for fifteen minutes.
The dining room is TO be decorated
with hundreds of gilt stars suspended by
invisible threads OF black from the cell
ing and there are TO be stars OF greens
around the room with a beautiful star
done in tiny electric lights over the table;
The ic ecream is TO be In star SNAPPED
molds and the cakes small in shape.
each with n tiny lighted taper.
When all are seated the mother In
few brief words will tell the reason OF
using the star and ask the children 10
remember why the star shone in the east
SO many many years ago.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Make Pictures Of Battles.

LONDON. Dec. 10-In tic hope ~ Civ.
Ing n1uch-needed hlip to recruiting.
the army council has given permission
for the troops at Aldershot 10 take pnri
in sham fight solely for .he purpose or
making cincmatograph films. In the
past, ?fficers have usually done their bosr
TO balk photographers and havo even
been known to smash cameras. but now
they play the game for the picture pro-
ciIrer. so that the public may have
clonr Idea Of Tommy Atkins Mt work.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Devoted to the Art of Entertanng the Etiquette of Enter
tanning; Home School, Club and Church Entertainments

the card. which may be a plain or deco
rated one or may be favor with card
attached On entering the dining room
u is perfectly proper for the hostess TO
say. "Now you Will all be able 10 f1nu
your places" Sometimes quite Il jolly
time Is make In finding tho places by
putting objects indicative OF the fad or
calling of the guest who IL to occupy
The gent leaving of the name entirely,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11

What should be given to a new bnby7
And should birth announcement be an
swered?-Pearl.
No card liz necessary when calling fire.
quently on an Intimate friend when she
is at home. There are SO many gifts
suitable for the babies; have you thought
of baby book. a measuring stick or
silver rattle? note OF congratulntion
should be sent the mother after the an
nouncement 10 received with flowers ~
You wish,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-12-11
Use of Place Cards.

have never used place cards. so must
the guest written in full and put at
the place where you wish them TO sit?
How do they find their place? Is the
hostess TO say anything about them find
ing their place card ?-Greenbush
The name Of the guest is written on