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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30

evening BY Miss Mafjorfe StiGelmAA
1t her home In North r00ItaentA
street. The house was A&tract1voly
decorated for the OCCASION WIN ~
tumn flowers and ferns. In the din
ing room Jack-o'lanterns. pumpkins
and -spooks" were placed. The u
BILE was also beautifully sppoa1tsd In
yellow and white. the idea being car
ried out In the menu which was served
at the close OF the affair. Music.
games and social conversati0a we're
the principal features Of the evening.
The games were appropriate 70 The
Halloween time. The guests were
Miss Esther Crockett. Miss Edna
Starr. Miss Madge Smith. Miss Mary
Howes. Miss Flora Jones. Miss zabelle
StiglemAn, Miss Joannstte St1S1omAA,
Miss Eunice Simmons. Mr.. Frank Hod-
gin, Mr.. Herschel Trueblood. Mr.. R0y-
den Park, Mr.. Charles Smith. Mr.. Ken
meth Miller, Mr.. Ralph Cain. Mr..
Claude Hoover. Mr.. Ralph Personnel
and Mr.. walter Brumfield.
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HAVE RETURNED.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chrisnan, Of
South Thirteenth street have returned
from Cincinnati. Ohio. where Mr..
Chrisman attended . meeting Of the
Tri-state Vehicle Dealers association.
Mrs. Chrisman WAS . member Of the
entertainment committee which -.
sisted In entertaining the delegates.
She was unanimously chosen ~ chair.
man Of the committee for next year.
Mrs. Frank Hutchinson. OF Coving.
ton, Kentucky, and Mrs. Charles
Egolf OF Cincinnati were appointed by
her to assist.
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Music
HELD MEETING.

HELD MEETING.
A pleasant meeting Of the Music
Study club was held Wednesday morn
ing of last week In the Starr Plano
parlors. The program, which was q
most excellent one, was arranged by
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeir and Miss
Clara MyYick. This was the regular
meeting Of the club.
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TO ASSIST.
Mr.. Leroy Lacey. popular baritone
singer. will assist Rev. ZerbA of VIII
Hamburg In q series Of revival meet
ings to be held In Chester.
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vEsPER SERVICES.
Vesper services will be held this aft
ernoon at four.thirty o'clock At the
First English Lutheran church. A
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ECHOES or CONCERT.

Echoes of the concert at which the
Russian dancers appeared are still to
be heard. 1t 10 not the program.
alone. however. that 10 being talked
about for an absorbing feature of the
evening was the appearance Of the au.
dience. Women who have attended
many notable entertainments. declare
that 1t was one Of the finest looking
audiences they ever saw anywhere
and 1t seems that all are Of one mind
on this point. The beautiful and spa
cious auditorium was completely fll.
ed. largely with people in evening
dress. It may be pardonable to say
that we probably did not know how
really good looking we were until we
had the occasion to bring us out in
our best.
The white and black of the mems
evening dress mingled with the SHIN
mer Of the satins and glitter of the
jewels Of the women. It showed a.
nothing has for q long time how well
the people Of today are costuming
themselves for such events. There
were hundreds OF coifYures, but the
distinctive one was that in which the
jeweled bandolette was prominent.
Women In the rear seats in the boxes
wore great picture hats with plumes.
More than ono felt that the audience
was ~ interesting In its way - the
stage pictures or the artistic music.
Russian dancers night" will proba.
bly, be the standard Of social brilliancy
for long time to come.
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MISS 9TI0GlMAN HooTEos.
A Halloween party was given last
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Piano ana drums furnished music.
The class was postponed from Friday
evening on account of the Russian
dances.
TO JOIN WIFE.
Mr.. John Aithaus went to Green
Vile. Ohio. today to Join his wife. Mrs.
John Aithaus. and daughter. Miss
Catherine. who have been visiting
friends and relatives In that place
for several days. They will return
homo this evening.
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TO MEET WEDNESDAY.
Wednesday afternoon a meeting OF
the Woman's Foreign Missionary 60
ciety Of the Grace Methodist church
will be held at the home OF Mrs. e.
r. Coleman. 212 North Twelfth street
The program according to the year
book will be as follows:
The Gospel In France. Mrs. Schulz
Mystery Box October Friend.
................. Mrs. Wooley
Mrs. Trump and Mrs. Stamback will
assist the HOSTESS in entertaining
The leader for the afternoon will be
Mrs. T. A. Mott.
REMINDER or WINTER.
Moth balls mingled their pungent
fragrance with Saturdays breezes
and brought with them . reminder
of winter and snow. The little peo-
pie awoke yesterday morning to ind
Jack Frost had not made a good at.
tempt at q snow storm. and would
have to try again. No doubt they
were thinking of the fun they will
have this winter when the snow COW
ers the ground and old winter sets
In for good. Winter Ia always vel
coined by the young people and Wis
ions OF bob sled rides. coasting and
skating add to the allurement Of the
winters pleasures.
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PARTY MONDAY.
Master william Eggemeyer and
Miss Helen Eggemeyer will entertain
Monday evening instead of Saturday
a. recently announced.
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PARTlEo FOR HALLOWEEN.
A number Of charming parties will
probably be scheduled for Monday -
Halloween 10 always looked forward
to By hostesses AZ delightful time OF
tho season to entertain.
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REVIEW OF THE PAST WEEK.
Very pleasant has been the past
week In social circles and there has
been much doing in club circles ~
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At Local Thedters
Mr.. Eielse.

Mrs. eiol<o.
From the Gennett theatsr comes the
announcement that Mrs. F1ske and the
Manhattan company are to appear ut
that theater on November IL. 1t is
doubtful II any other intelligence Of
the dramatic season win create great
er interest or appeal more widely than
this. for Mrs. FSke 10 everywhere
recognized ~ an artist Of the most
exceptional gifts and attachments.
while the practically perfect casts and
productions with which Harrison Grey
Fiske always surrounds her, make for
. completeness that 10 q great graft
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30

fication to both critic and ths pub
lie. Tho play to be presented On
November 18th II Becky Sharp. Mrs.
rske's masterpiece Of comedy inter-
probation. the dramatisation made W
Langdon Mitchell Of Thackeray's IA
nous novel Vanity Fair"
laPorts Stock Company.
During the engagement Of Dainty
Mae LaPorte and her clever company
1t the Gennett for one week starting
Monday, October 81. complete scenic
production Of Dorothy Vernon Of
MADDEN Hail.. viii be given. It Il out
Of the ordinary for stock company to
present such Z play ~ this N the
royalty Tor this play alone Is % much
- many company's pay for IN entire
aeerrepertoire. But 50 sure was man.
ager McEnroe OF the success OF Miss
Laporte. in this play that he secured
It for her and 20 far this season It has
packed the houses to the door and
many nights people are turned away.
To stage and costume. this play
alone 1t has cost Manager McEnrQe
over three thousand dollars, and this
does not include the many handsome
gowns OF Miss LaPorte. three OF which
was imported from Paris. and are said
to be the handsomest ever owned by Z
Stock Company Leading Lady. The
play will be correctly staged and cos
tuned just the same as It has been
presented In every city In the United
States the company carrying all spe-
cial scenery and mechanical effects.
On Monday night. Miss Laporte will
be seen in her latest play. lust Plain
Mary" and ladies will be admitted
free under the usual conditions. Matt.
nees will be given daily.
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ven - among society toIk- Tues
day afternoon. Miss Agnes Twigg was
hostess for charming party ut which
Miss Opal Husson was the guest OF
honor. Miss Husson was also hon
ored ThufSday afternoon when Mrs.
Ray Compton entertained with .
handkerchief shower and bridge party
for her. There were guests present
TO all three tables. Friday MISS Mil
dred 0aar eave . beautifully appoint
cd luncheon ct her home In North
Thirteenth street In honor Of Miss
Husson. Perhaps the most important
wedding Of the week was the one cel
ebrated Wednesday evening at six
thirty o'clock 1T the Reid Memorial
Presbyterian church. The bride was
Miss Deborah Ssdswick and the
groom Mr.. Henry c. Patton Of Dan.
Vile, Virginia. Thursday evening
Mrs. r. w. Smith gave q most elabor-
ate dinner party at the Country club.
honoring her guests. Mrs. Dougan and
Mrs. Elliugham. who were here to at
tend the state Federation OF women's
clubs. Places were arranged at the
table for eighteen guests. A number
Of other charminsly appointed lunch
eoens were also given by different
hostesses. The FIRST meeting of the
season for the Tuesday dancing club
was held In the Odd Fellows' hall. A
number OF persons enjoyed dancing
until late hour.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-30

Mrs. Charles Kolp's Friday evening
dancing club met Saturday evening ct
the T. o. o. r. hall. After the class
number Of the young people Of the city
enjoyed dsncing until . late hour.
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a brides friends always wish to see
her new home. and however simple IL
may be. she could not fail to give one
or more receptions. making them just
~ informal 20 she chooses. II her
place II small and her friends many.
she will succeed better by asking them
= few 1t . time. but taking care that
an shall know they are to be included.
The one drawback 10 that some
times those not asked ut once think
they are to be left out entirely. and
they resent Il. The best way to
avoid this 10 to write friendly little
notes explaining that her house 10
small. and that she would like best
70 have all her friends together II II
were possible. Upon such occasions .
hoAe repast should be served. using
her Wedding presents for arrangement
and service.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26

The usual negotiations were but n pre-
lude to war, the first act in the modern
drama of the far east.
China as a result of the war lost all
right Of Interference In the affairs of
Korea. But the exit of China proved
to be merely the entry Of Russia on
the stage Japan saw clearly that
Russia's line of expansion would lie
toward the Pacific through Manchuria
She saw that Russlas eyes were bent
on Korea. and she resolved to be first
in the field and place herself as guard
ian at the Pacific gateway of Manchu-
ria.
Japan's plan seemed to have sue
ceeded when the Intervention Of the
powers In 1895 barred her progress
and installed Russia in Liaotung.
Thenceforward Japan had but one
idea-Russia must be dislodged from
Korea
Matters came to q head toward the
close Of the year 1908 Japan demand
ed that Russia withdraw her troops
from Manchuria. Russia declined, and
long negotiations followed, In the
course Of which Japan offered to efface
herself entirely in Manchuria If Rus
sin would do the same in Korea. An
ultimatum from Tokyo having failed
to bring a reply from the st. Peters
burg government, the mikado's naval
forces entered the harbor of Chemulpo
and fired on and disabled two of the
czar's warships. The war was on. and
the result is history.
On Nov. IT. 1908, the emperor of
Korea was practically forced by
Prince then Marquis, Ito, the mika
dos special envoy at Seoul. to agree
to new pact. Korea's independence
then became practically noneXistent,
Nothing but a shadow of her national
sovereignty remained. The emperor
became practically vassal of the mi
kado. Marquis Ito was installed as
resident general at Seoul, and his sub
ordinates ruled the destinies of the old
kingdom. The following year, by n
new agreement, the emperor recog,
nized the residency general. Within
a year he abdicated in favor Of his
son, who was sent to Tokyo to be edu-
Gated in japanese surroundings. By
an agreement signed July 81. 1907, all
administrative measures and the ap-
pointment of all high officials became
subject to the resident general. FL
nally In July, 1909. Japan seized con-
troll of the administration of justice
and prisons. The national government
of Korea was no more.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
Gifts of Raffa,

A pretty Christmas gift which a
local artist has made for friend this
season has a marmalade jar for foun-
dation. Around the jar rattia is tightly
woven in a good pattern. Above the
neck of the jar the shape flares out
somewhat, and interviewer In the ecru
raffia is slight pattern of red. The
Jar is filled with earth in which an
Ivy plant IS growing.
Another woven gift is holder for
an inkwell on the pyramid order. The
bottom of the raffia receptacle Is
woven separately, and the well is
slipped into this and the fat, rounded
piece securely tied to the other sec
ton. A woven top fits over the we'll
when 1t is not In use.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26

IA protest, astN' but down own ,T', we go. %, N'f If
you don't believe it ask the
Koreans. Japan got jiu jtsu grip on
Korea, and what has been the result?
That country has been laid on its
back, so to speak-in fact, wiped off
the map. Korea Is no longer Korea,
the Hermit Kingdom, but She Sun, the
Land of the Morning Calm. 1t is part
Of Japan, having just been annexed by
that country. The emperor becomes
Prince Gl and will rank lower than
the Japanese crown prince. The civil
list will not be curtailed, and there
will be more money for the court to
spend, as there will be fewer retain
ers. Morning calm will be succeeded
by evening calm where once Korea
was. and another ancient nation has
been smOthered out of existence.
Japan by the formal annexation of
the Hermit Kingdom has at last real
ly grasped the rich prize toward which
all her efforts have been directed for
twenty years, to gain which she fought
China and dared to measure arms with
the mighty empire Of the ear, ex
pending in the long struggle hundreds
of millions of dollars and the lives of
countless thousands of her subjects.
Slowly, but with grim relcntlessness,
the acts of the drama have been cvolv-
ed. succeeding one another with the
inevitableneSS of the scenes in Greek
tragedy. The minds at Tokyo which
conceived the plot two decades ago
knew what the denouement was to be.
When Japan first cast covetous eyes
on Korea-valuable on account of its
intrinsic mineral wealth. but still more
on account of its stratcgical position
on the mainland of Asia-China was
regarded as possessing suzcrainty over
that kingdom. Japan soon found Il
pretext for alleging that China was
causing an unfriendly feeling in Ko-
rea against the mikado's government.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26

braid is used to define the edge, and
this was SO dainty that the maker over
in Paris applied Il second row quite
close to the edge.
The casing is similarly edged with
the braid Blue ribbons are used for
scheme of the bag.
Flowers form a wreath on each side,
and the center of each circle Is point
d'esprit. just to carry out the idea Of
the rutlle. The remaining portion Of
the design is worked in solid and out
line stitch. 1t is the prcttiest apron
that you can imagine.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
A Iinen Shopninn Ran.

1t is not at all out of the way to
embroider a white linen shopping bag
as a Christmas gift even though the
time for the white linen suit will have
passed.
White linen will come back to us, as
1t always does, and the grateful re-
cipient of the bag for next year will
be In partial readiness for coming
season. This is never objectionable
and is to the prOvident far more COM
Portable than the feeting JOY of the
momentary gift.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26

when he goes abroad he may hope
even to be mistaken for a citizen Of
that dear Paris
Monsieur will find that we are all
from Missouri and want to be shown,
and he will also find that the Sterner
sex In America will never come to
wearing corsets or high hceled shoes.
1t should be suggested that If he real
ly wants to make big hit over here
keep up with the soaring prices he
should tell them how to get better
clothes at less money.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26

puDllC recently ny
the National AS
sociation For the
Study and Proven
ton of Tubcrculo
sis. 1t has been
ascertained t h a I
the double re d
roSS was first
suggested as the
symbol of the In
ternational Anti
tuberculosis aSso-
citation in Berlin
In October, 1902.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
De FOUQUlERES' VISIT.
The Famous French Dandy Who Win
Lecture Us About Dress.

Get out your high hat and your swa
lowtail coat and your parent leather
shoes, Mr. Man, and let us show NJ
Andre de FouquiereS that he has made
"ze grand mistake" For this famous
Partisan dandy, arbitcr OF fashionable
life in France, leader OF cutillions and
writer of successful comedies. WHO has
declared times without number that
Americas men do not know how to
dress, is now coming over here TO
give us some pointers in that respect.
In talking of his trip recently he said:
The women of the United States
ah, they are exquisite. But the men
non, non. They take their fash
ions from London. EngIiShmen dress
like bookmakers. like horScmcn. Amer
leans follow them. The result? 1t
is to weep! But allow me to teach
him. If he will but listen to me will
show him how to dress so well that
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
FIRST IN AMERICA.
TrackIess Trolley Now Being Success
fully Operated In California.

10 company in California must go
the credit of having installed the first
tracklcss trolley in America, one now
being successfully operated in Laurel
canyon, near Los Angeles, and run
ming between Hollywood and Bunga-
low Land, distance of mile and Il
half up the side of mountain. While
there are no tracks for the cars. the
overhead wires and their supports
look much like those on the interur
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26

The proposer of the symbol was Dr.
G. Scrsiron Of Paris, who is now as
sociate secretary of LAssociation
Centrale Franchise Contre In Tubercu
lose. The double red cross Is similar
in shape to cross used frequently in
the Greek Catholic churches and also
to the Lorraine cross of France.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26

with lace. SILK ribbon Is again appro-
prlate for the double drawing strings.
This handmade set may be had for
$50 or for comparatively small ex-
penditure OF time and money. Which
are you going to use when you make
friend?
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
Somethino to Observe.

"Why do they call this an observa-
ton train" asked the impatient pas
senger as the train stopped again for
the sixth time.
81 guess because there's always
something in front of It," suggested the
conductor-YonkerS Statesman.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
Turn About Is Fair Play.

"IIis Is a queer case"
"How is that?'
"He is at home IN the saddle"
"Well?"
"And his wife Is In the saddle at
home."-Houston Post.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
The Double Red Cross.

Although the double red cross has
been used in America for more than
four years as the international en-
blem of the crusade against tubercu-
losis, few people have known how 1t
originated until the announcement Of
the history of the symbol was made
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
His Mistake.

"John," asks the wife, 'havO you got
your umbrella cover?"
Sure" answers the capable hus-
band. See, I've got it on the thing"
Crazy. Look what you've done.
You've almost ruined my new hobble
skirt."-Life.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
Round Baq to Match Apron.

The round, full bag Is not unusual.
The stiff bottom may be any shape,
and there must be lining of soft silk
to match the apron strings. The same
design should be embroidered on the
white sides before sewing to the bot
tom.
Cut the top frill in petal forms and
hem. Use the honiton braid and edge
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
Satisfied.

There's one thing like about
mosquito" said Farmer Corntossel.
"Whats that?"
he knows how to be an ultimate
consumer without klckin'." Washing
ton Star.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26

ban lines but for the fact that two
trolley wires are required instead Of
one.
The cars are each equipped with two
electric motors of fifteen horsepower
and make the trip In about eight min,
utes. They accommodate sixteen pas
sengers each without crowding and
operate on a fifteen minute schedule.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
Saved by Business Method.

Man With Gun lat bank window
I'm the dead shot of the gulches.
Hand over that money.
Cashier-Really, you must be identi-
fed. It's our rule. Nobber gets cold
feet and beats it,
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
SOME WORTH WHILE
GIFT TIPS,
An Apron
Set That Will
Delight the
NeedIeWOrk.
er --- Raffia
Work Always
Acceptable.

Here is set which Will delight the
heart of the needle worker and the
eyes of her less energetic friends. One
often beStOWS a WOrkbag on one
busy cousin. and perhaps an apron
falls to the lot of another But the
latest idea Is to give working set
The set Is of the finest null, with a
touch of pale blue on the apron and
the same In the silk lining hints of the
possibility of using any favoritc shade
for your friend.
The main part of the apron is round
ed A double plating of lace edged
point d'esprit gives a fluffy outline.
Just at the line of attachment hOniton
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1910-11-26
Passing of
The Hermit
Kingdom

M JIU JITSU hold is a hard thing
~ to break. We may squirm and
1A protest, but down we go. If
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

in the office Of a friend-it must make
him culver with fear
Suppose this 20 have happened Sup
pose that some time after an an
nouncemenr 10 the world that ne had
pierced the boreaI center he had
come TO realize the avfulness Of his p0-
sition- Would It be wonderful ir he
did not have the moral courage to
The Washington times., 1910-01-02

fraud? Would We have the courage TO
do it-you and 70
In this connection there IS somewhat
20 say also Of Peary- He had likewise
dazz-ed his sight and hauied his brain.
He, too, had been away from his kind
for months He had had the courage
the most unbelievable courage, &C.
seems TO us. 10 so back into that same
awful strain again and again He went