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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
StiasIi&e SdneerinneH.
Des petffamsf IhreF etimmeu Hersitst 1ea
65rsrH eiHsH bubsu aaHItaeHHA.

Btftor 6u Ble6 oerofentlidt In
Der eHeplte 6es Deur 0eon6es" einen
artffel, Der iid nit Der StelIuns Der
SdauipieIer in Der Barrier @eielI.
fdaftv bei6Gftigt. Don ben pielen
9lnefOoten, Die ct er5GbIt, lei cine, Die
SON Der Seinoi6aft 5fpeier Der eroB-
ten SGngerinnen aler 3eiten, Der
DmIibran uno Der Sontas, bonbeIt,
bier tpie6ergegeben. @ines slberos
fano I'm Saliie elmer Der nornebntiten
0unten Der Barrier @eieIi6aft elm
9on5ert ibatt; iiitter ben @6iten be-
fon0en ii9 2anuartine, 8iftor Suso.
&oiiini, @berlibini, 93aer unb an6ere
9eriibmtbeiten. 0toIiini ieste iid
ans @apier, lno Die bei6en ripnlifie'
ren6en nSterne", bic WoIibran uno
$enriette Soutas. beeannen au fin
gen. ~Sie iuden fi6 eeeeniettig
5l iibertreffen", raiinten ii6 Die
@aite ins DIR, i,,rnur. ioIlte meinen,
oab eS iih iint eirie $eraiisforberung
banoelt; 70 etnas bat man nod nid5t
gebort un6 ipirb man .pobI ME iuie.
Der boren." ,glIs Ole beioen Riinit.
lerinnen bns. grobs 9uett aus nSe.
mirdmis1 iansen, fdnnte Die 8egei.
iteriing teine @reiBen. gtnb bem
lesten aaft iprops 0aoiiini aui uno
Iagte, ours tieHte ergriffen: r9os
mar 5ii i6on, i'd eritide Dor @ufre'
giing, i'd muB mir 2uft madeit, INT
armen Gle mid, meine 9nihenl"
Ga6oem er Die beiSen ,RjinItlerinnen
unrarmt uno gefiibt bate, idob er
Die cine gu Der ottberen bin, Samit
iie it'd, nun. aud eeeenieitig umarm-
ten. Rieier Streif miblang ibm
nber :'beibe 0umen troten, inbem iie
itA fiibl bon oben Bis unten maBen,
einen Sdritt titriid. Die Stimming
hanf infolge oieies 8orfaIles aui ben
@efrierplinft. ltm iie pieber Elm
penig 81 beben, ieste ii6 elm rngor.
riher 8raf ans 9lapier lino begdnn
ben 9auerruul5er ans Dem p6rei',
idJiis" 5u ipielen: man inrpropiiirte
einen fleiuen 9uIl. 9ie Ttnlibran
ton5te miierabel; iie mar iid beiien
ieGbit beruubt uno iagte 3u ibrem
8Gn5er, nit elmer bosbaften anipte.
lung altf ibre RioaIin: o@al5er
fam i'd nidt tan3en = ih babe eben
ni6ts @ermaniihes on mir :"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
s iHsIidIr SOraru.

Serr Saurcs. Der bctannte fran56
iiide 8oltStribiuu bai nidt nur nit
poIitiiden. ionOeru auh nit hGusIi.
den Soraeu Bu t6nlpien. Ser Ole
groSe Menge in Der Seifentliffeii
fiibrt. miro 81 Sailie beuormunoei
uno beitraft mie elm aino. sSrau
Snures nerltebt feinen SpaB. @enr
Der Serr @emabl es beridImt, Sur
feitgeiesten Struoe gum Diner 81
eri6einerl-m6een ibn.alid Die ipid'
tighten slngeIeeenbeiten fernbaIten-
70 ipeiit Die Satin aIein. eibt ibrer
anseitellten 1lrIaub, berIGbt ieIbit
bns Saus uno ninmt ben ein5iaer
borbanoenen SfliiiieI nit. 8enr
Serr Saures nun arbeitsmiioe mad
Sauie fonrnt, 10 finoet er beridIoi'
feue Ebiiren. ntitB auf Der Sreppt
gInt nebmen uno fam bort 6ariiber
ttahbertfen, tpte tuenis bod elm gro.
se- Rann fir bic eiaene Sran be.
be,tten Fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
Gifenbabn 3eittabelle.
SsIasars. eadalsauaa uuh @sHsrH Satn.
Su araft bsn "a. Stunt 1906.

9eIasare, ea6aluauna unh @eflerH Uabu.
Sn araft bsn "a. Stunt 1906.
easJl& -BrIdaf Scranton fir Hsp gpr
am 2.O5, 3.20. 6.05. q 90. 1920, Born. ;
ni0. 3.25 uub $40 Ta&mittdas. ND,
S,w gcrg uub TbtIabtIpbid, nm 8. 90 Born. ;,
ia.l0 uuS 2.35 Ra&mtiiass. BHr
Sububauua. $40 Wd@miitaas.
QSvslt&- r9ufdlc nm 6.25u o m
Mor. t.55. $40 unb Il tnsadmtttdos. ND,
SIusbt btmtou, ,Gtmird uub 3pi uao,tsr,r mn,
1910 @cr. uHt Los Rd6m. aHr rsm,os
Ssvasufs uus Utica um IFS unh q. 25 msY. ),
f.S5 wdtmtttdas. OspedS, euroeug, mn,
Iiitea qua I'm s.25 Wor. Iduftt6eIfdb nusot.
upmutu Souutade. Rfir Moutrcf, nm o m
Rov. /, [ .05 uue $40 Ra&m. wf1eIrpu Vie.
ssmcbattsu. um i.00 Ra&miitnas ptro.
kd uiptsn Tstcm cbdticu, nm 6.t5 s1adbmitiaos
NIaamshura DthiHau-RnTSet Serdufsr
fiir stsstbumksrIdnb um GAS. 10 90 wcr.
t.s5 uuS $40 Ra&m SIR qlvmcutb um DOE
sfa&mitidaa.
SSuutdd&'8iids.
gaSH&-aHr RsB gprf nm Q 05. 800
6.n5 unb 1920 @Sra.ns, 3.35 unb 3.4(
4d6m.
RSraTid - aHr gufaIS nm lis, uni
e.25 snor. I t.55. $40 uue tf.f0 RaGm
gar 9fudbdmtsn uub 3pif&tnRdtipHtn, 9.0(
sab tn.t0 @ermittdds.
0Iasmebura Stbffion-sssrIdht Srrdntef
am tn.2n NRsr. uuS $40 Ra6miitaas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
Yoitlassrnb felt 1880.

r9rieie. Die i'm ni6t erreidten",
gibt es aui ieSem Yoitant. Sab aber
elm griei $50 Sabre lang npoIt.
Iagert", oiirfte ein5ig ooiteben. Bon
eirem ioId1en Sal erSGblt Sas Sour
nal oes 9ebats". S5ln SSobre 1880
ibidte 2uonig XIII. einen Brief on
ben SuIton, Der Die gl6reIIe true:
pgln ben bohen, ausge5ei6neten,
mddtigen. groBmiitbigen uno unbe.
iiegboren @robberrn Der WfuieImGn.
ner, ben SuItan slmuratb, ben ebren.
lln6 tilgenoreihen, unieren tbeuerIten
uno pollfommenIten SreunS." Ser
9rief mar Der SanoeIsfammer in
Worieille iiberaeben tuoroen, Die su
iener 8eit iiber iihere iin6 ihneIle
Guriere ueriiiate. BabrideinIid
aber pur6e Der 9otenbetrieb our6
oos Gusbreden Ser Yeit pI0sIi6 un.
terbunoen imb 70 fam es, bob Der
9rief, peridIoiien unb nit benz To-.
nigIiden SieaeI per5iert. in Der Son.
oelsfonmer in Rorieiue liegen bIieb.
lleber ieinen SubaIt mrtbmabt man,
OoB 2ubpig XIII. Den Sultan fir
Ole 0iarieiIler Sd,ifie nm grIaubnib
bot, in ben tiirfiiden SGfen 4orn
ein5unebmer, on Dem oomols In
Siiofronfreid, arober Wnnsel mar.
8abrideinIih bon6elte es iid nm Elm
redt briueenbes 8ebiirfuiR. 8ie
mon iiebt. 1T Der grief nidt eerabe
aIs @ilbrief beioroert por6en.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
Ser Grfinoer 0ts T,rmobrs.
uas Atu bsiieH ssri5nlidfsit HsusrSinas ID
efIztfuns asbradlt psretH II.

| ~
Die felt Srei ssabrbunoerten bette
benoe Grage, lper ais Der erite erfin'
Der bes Sernrobrs gu betrd6ten let,
1T Dor fur5em burf 5oridun9en, Die
@rnf Carl Don alindoDitrom in Der
Sonboner 9f6Iiotbef bes 8ritiib Wu.
ieum aneeItellt bot uno in Der 3eit'
idrift r9teue 8eltaui6auiing" oerof.
fentliht, Der 2oiung nGber eebra6t
poroen. @s peroen 0abur6 alle bis
iest nufgeiteIlten germutunsen iiber
ben Sauien eeporfen. Die 8ebalIp.
tlins, baB @aIilei 1909 bas pidtige
Snitriiment erfunoen babe, lit 5lpar
IGngit babin riftie eeiteat iporoen,
bab Der beriibmte italienil6e @eIebrte
oamals aitf Die un6eltiminte aunoe,
baB in ben 9tieberlanben cine 8or'
ridtung fonitruiert tporSen iei. bic
nit Silfe BON 9eidIiffenen @IGiern
entfernte 9egenItdnbe oemgluge naber
brinee, iiG ieinerieits ebenfuas an
Die 2oilmg oes Broblems nla6te, Die
ibm aud in iiberrai6en6 fur5er 3eit
eelapg. Slber aud Der in SoGlano
Stpiiden Sans 2ippersfep, 3adorias
Sanien uno oemNotbematifer Iorian
Welius nit grbitterung gefiibrte
Streit am ole 9rioritGt. Der @rfin'
6une. in Dem crit in Der neueren 3eii
Die @agifale iid 5ueltniten bes Grit.
eennmnten 5u ienfen ifien, bot ME-
mails ben 8eroa6t eduSlih eini6Iai
fen Iaiien, 6aB alIe brei nit ibren
@rfinoeranipriihen einen befpuBten
SdwinbeI arifgefiibrt uno ii6 nit
ben 8erbieniten zines GIteren, unbe.
fdnnten @rfinoers gebriiitet baben,
oeiien fonItritftipe @e6anten ibneu
annGbern6 sleifJ3eitis dlir aenntnis
eefommen iein Hoeen unb auh iofort
prdftiib aussefiibrt tpur6en. 9ieie
8ermiitiing i6eirt ii6 nun nah
&Iindoipltrom an beftGtieen; er bot
in Der Sanbi9riftenianntlitng Der
GtbIiotbef one aufSeibnunsen bes i'm
Sabre 1888 ueritorbenen Watberna.
ttferS Bourne bur6Itobert, Der Darin
bon benz sSernrobr NIT @orten reoet,
bic ieben 9npeffel boran ausihIieBen,
bab tbm Dos Ssnitriiment 6efanni
mar. Or fptiht nGmlih bon bet
1671 auf ben 9onooner 8iihermarfi
aebra6ten Sdrift ~ @eometricaI
| practiie, nameb Bantometria" zines
seipiiien 2eonarb 9isees, bon Der
beute fein grenpIdr metr rorbdnoen
gu iein i9eint, pGbrenb ole bon Iei.
mem Sobne Sbomas 9isses seidrie.
bene @orrebe erbaIten 1T. Der jim.
eere 9isses iast in ibr tu6rtIid:
~Mein 8oter mar 6urd fortseieste,
riibeooIle Beriube unS matbenati.
he ShIiiiie babin aelanet unb bai
aud burd prattiife aombination
seeisneter Slider es m0sIid semadt,
nidt niir peit entfernte @eaenitGnoe
gu entbeden. aui 9riefen un6 gefenn.
Seihneten @eloitiidcn oic non ieineu
Greiinoen abIid)tlidl aui oiienenlifeloe
beritreiit morcn Ole qon,c 8rGauno
uno Shriii III lcien irnSrrn bat aid
tiber eineGnticrmtnA non iiebcn (eng.
Hlhen) WriIrn onfrncbcn mas all
ienen 10 cntirrni n Sr:cn uoraing.
Wfnn mllr nIio Ser Nchurtstaa oes
Snitruncrt1S ocS ure Sic iecrne er.
idIieBt ioil nm tn >ohrc friiher al.
feben. o. "'" - his'nu, nrtnu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
saRabaHHa & @bomina BaIIeb.
(eaureI einie.)

5ptI&m SCRANTON unt @iIiss-Sdrrt.
3aat seyIaTsn Scranton um O0.2.no. 800
400, 500 unb 500 Rsratus. I'm sac Wrr-
gins an 8p@tntnstn uus a1t ud6fciasnes
lrduts Winutsn, uub nm 700 WCratus an
Spnntdasu uHe dile Ha6icIatnbs iwaH,ta Rt'
nuitu bic unb tnfIuilSs ~ 40 Rd&is, In @fls
Fse.Sarrt II Riuuttn 'bdter anicmmerb.
Grsrtbiast, Hur In TtiietoH anbaiisnb, STR
aHsu Scranton aue Siunts tdaltG, ausat.
asmmta SsHHtdas uHb 8titrtassn, ssu 7.f9
Msratns bic 7.f9 abeHes. uHe treHsH tHsDtl'
hs.0aut 30 RfRutsH fpdttr elm.
OeitFsv DttuR iHtI4.a Snantcn, Rdv aHe
SaYi, saRa TarG, pstfrsbura Sub Dunmeft.
elite Bahyelap fav stpddest1retrnes 5aes.
Hrstta Greft an 9. SHitf907.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22

Ole ssiRsssa, p<ssssasss'ssa - ~ sassa
lisssrs sls o@ss aas s'ttesAeabiafA-s
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22

@etannti41ften iiirS oft tperfb.
boiler oils aernttniIie.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
sfberiff' s-berkanf
-por-
8atbuOaem @raabeigtntbum
-dW-
Trsitas. ben Is. @ar3 1912.

@sm6b pnl@isesnu GrtiutcnsbtfsbIs bon
Jira Gatias, espari Garias uub Vtnbiiieni &r-
ponas, ausatiftat ppn BEN Common pltas gt-
ritt poH padapanna County. an mtt ssrt1ttt.
psrbt Id ausisstu gum 6fsniliGeu Bntaui
eurH 9nittietruus obtr ausruf an BEN boot
pbu mtiif BititHbtn, fir Saar, In BEN @t-
rittsssbGutt In bsr Siabt Snaniou, eada-
pdttna guuutu am
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
Oeuticbe
,g60n Sdrberet,
1927 ". @aibiaston abe.
8eiee Telephone.

Glls arbeit uof better 0siie pptl,
iiibrt. Dem Reinisen unb Blatter
tpe,ttlle anfmertiamieit seihsnft. ar'
bstt abae oft uub absetiefert.
Geo. 8. S9miSt, gisentb
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22

5estellt das "Woehsnblatt." !"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22

Gonntp i'm Dtsbbudb 30. $50, Ssite 65, etc.
gatt Bei9Iag beIegt un6 in grsiItion atnommei
ant bts 0lage pon @aplor unb Butler ataen Sob,
3. Bsder. S9ulb S36t95. Sntsrefen nom II
Cttobsr 1911, AnwaItse ebibren unb Roitsn. Suba
ment 30. ga. pitober Iermin 1911 genS. Or ,aT
Wdr; 9ermin 1912. - '"'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-02-22
Treitaa, ben Is. Mdr,,

u. D. 1912, um 10 llbr gprmittass bee bsias
ten daess, alt bic &stts, SitsI uub Suiusfsn
eu 8tTflagisn Ia unb auf bic nahfclstnb be.
fHritbsntn eOis, Siriat obH paritafn Yane,
ME fpIat:
30. t.-Aa eer radfolaens bei9riebere StriG
ober pnr,eue eane, aeleGer In eer Gtnuuhtpante'
fen @arb oer Staot Scranton, eadauannd @ountp
uno 6tnat gtnniplpania, beibriebeu pie foIet :
Sft Got 80. 25S TN Slod SO. II aui BEN Kramer nne
sepp gIane pon 9ots In Qepier gnlep, in beingter
gBaro her beiaete glan TT eingetragen int aartens
bud 0ummer T. Seite i2l, In eet Heeoroers Office
iur Gintraauna non 0eebs in eddawanra County
unO bic bsiaate Got IL 40 6ub in bront, 40 6ub bins
ten unb etipa $50 Sub in Tiefe unb arenlt pcrne an
bic 6trabe betaunt ale SpetIare Strait. Roblen
rau 1T erridtet elm sueiffbdiaes bcljerres Nohns
baps. Sft oaifelbs eipentbnm, welhee Samuel y
Kramer burd itinen Deeb batirt eer 10. Nari 1913,
unb eingetraaen in BEN Reoreers atnt i'm 9eeobuh
80. 2i2, Seite 49, bewiliate uno Abertrug an
Artbur Ban, pe ourh 9a6i6lagen t6 genauer
srgsbtn pirb. 9srbefisrt nit einem swtihedissn
b6ljeruen Bobnbauie, Tpie oben erpdbnt.
pu Sefblae beleet une IA GEetutton genomneH
aut bic QIaae ber State Capital Savings ane eoaH
aHoeiation pon Sarrisburg, pa., aeaen artbur
Bdu. S6ulb f95Sb9. Snterefien an s9f3.23 uoH
I. 6ebruar 1912, anwataebnhren unb Qofer.
SnSsmsnt no, z9, Rdri Isrmin 1912. 81. 90. ,uHi
@aIfsr gapptIII, anpaIts.
6erntr:
30. z.-aas bic Nsdbts. TiteI unb SntertHen eer
gerilaeten In uub auf iene Cots, Strtde oOtr 9ar'
teuen qanb, attetH uns feienb In ber Bierten Bare
eer Staht Scranton, eadamaund 6ountp unb Staai
gsnnipIuania. Bsfannt ale eots 7 uus i'm Hlod
30. % unb perHs an HssHs apsHus srsnisHb, itsi
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18
ELABORATE DINNER.

Adding much to the many pleasures
Of Fridays social schedule was the
beautifully appointed dinner party
given at the home of Miss Edna Nc
Cure In East Main street when the
members Of Friday Bridge club were
entertained. The other hostesses
wsrs Mrs. Harlan Simmons and Mrs.
Charles Mcclure. The party was CIV
en- - . courtesy to DR.. and Mrs. John
Francis. Of Cincinnati. Ohio, who are
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Omar q. MUIR
ray. All the decorations were appro-
pirate to st. Patrick's day. The. table
presented an attractive appearance
with its pretty decorations. An elegant
dinner in several courses was served
at six o'clock. There were several
guests Of the club. among them being
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Ashley. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs.
VIII Campbell. and DIR. and Mrs. Fran.
cis. After dinner bridge was played.
The fevors went to Mrs. Francis, Mrs.
VIII Campbell, Mrs. Galen Lamb. Mrs.
Earl Mann, Mr.. Harlan Simmons, Mr..
0alen Lamb and Mr.. Lee Ashley. The
members Of the club who were pre-
sent were Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mann.
Mrs. Edna Jay. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
MCGUIRE, Mr.. and Mrs. Galen Lamb,
MIR. and Mrs. Harlan Simmons, Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence Gennett. MIR. and
Mrs. Harry Gilbert. Mr.. and Mrs.
Omar Murray and Miss Mcclure.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18
D. A. r. MEETING.

A meeting of the Daughters Of the
American Revolution was held Satur-
day afternoon with Mrs. George Dou-
gan at her home in East Main street.
She was assisted in entertaining by
Miss Ada Woodward
"Our Foreign Relations in the Revo-
luton Period" was the subject for an
interesting paper read by Mrs. Paul
Comstock. An original story, entitled
The Hessian's Story" was read by
Mrs E. B. Grosvenor. After the pro-
gram the hours were spent socially.
Refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be held April twentieth at
the pretty home of Mrs. James M. Jud-
son in the National Road West This
will be Guest Day"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18

was one Of the hits" Of the whole II
fair.
When Emerson was asked why 10
did no. include poem Of his own IN
an American anthology which he pre-
pared he repied-'thAt would not
have been decent" For like reason no
further comment on the program can
be made
A buffet lunch was served after the
presentation OF the program and an
informal dance followed.
This was one of the largest and
most successful affairs in the history
:. of the club. almost the entire men,
bership being represented and the
clubhouse being crowded. Many hand
some costumes were worn. A number
of people from GU, of town were pres
ent among them Miss Stearns. OF Bos-
ton. Mrs. Harry and Miss Almira Starr
! Of Chicago. and Mr.. and Mrs, Aufder-
heide. of Indianapolis. with Mr.. and
Mrs. kaufman.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18
SuccesSfulAfQHdf Country Club

ter impersonated BY Mr.. Foulke and
who came to rescue the latter from the
work-house but not succeeding be-
cause he refused to be parted from his
''pard." interpreting their roles with
fine feeling for the theatric verities
and human quality of this most deli
cious little comedy.
Mr.. Foulke. always "a favorite." IA
the press agents 90. was delightful and
was admirably supplemented by Mr..
Robinson, the rise Of the curtain
which discovered the two in cots be-
ing followed by great laughter Mrs.
Hiatt. one OF this city's most accom-
plished amateurs, gave a clever inter
enunciation being especially noticea-
Bile.
Mr. Roland Nusbaum. the clarinet
soloist of the symphony orchestra and
a young musician of talent and bril-
liant promise. was one of the success
es of the evening with his clarinet
solo, the composition having much col
oratura effect. He was accompanied
by Miss Mildred Schalk who was &C
companist throughout the evening.
Miss Foulke. in a Spanish dance,
was a brilliant and charming figure,
her costume being stunning and her
poses possessing superlative grace,
Miss Foulke adding charm to the mere
mechanics of the dance by her viva.
cious facial play and fascinating &C
compartment of the castanets. Miss
Foulke, indeed, dangerously rivaled a
professional presentation and her per.
Torrance was constantly punctuated
with applause.
The program closed with genuine
vaudeville stunt" done by two pro.
fessionals from Indianapolis brought
here to illustrate the rag time songs
Of Mrs. Thomas r. kaufman. Mrs.
kaufman herself playing her composi
tons which We're full of that peculiar
vivacity. go and swing characteristic
of music of this class. Her number
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18

OF Laurence Hudson. The bridegroom
IL the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN
Hudson The ceremony hour was seven
o'clock. Upon the entrance Of the bri-
day party into the ceremony room
Miss Lota Todd played 4 bridal march.
The attendants were Miss Nellie Shat.
er and Leslie Ward. The ceremony
was pronounced by the Rev. Ihrtg. The
brides gown was of white satin, with
celebrations Of lace. Following the Ger
emory an elaborate wedding supper
was served. At the brides table were
seated Mr.. and Mrs. Laurence Hudson,
Mr.. and Mn. BENJAMIN Hudson, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Jacob, Rev Ihris. Miss
Lota Todd, Of Marion. and Misses Mel.
lie Shafer. Edith Campbell. Leslie
Ward and Clarence Hudson Other
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. William
Kemmer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Highley
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Jacob. Mr. and
Mrs. Lora Jacob, Mr.. and Mrs Lee Ise
nour, Mrs. Alonzo Julian, Mrs. F. A.
Ihrig. Misses Marie Jacob. Elsie Keen
Kathleen kemmer, Velma and Zelma
Highley and Louis. Fred and George
Julian. Ebert White. Verlin. Glen
Carl and Albert Jacob. Forrest Baker
Of Richmond, Herman Highley and
Henry Ihrig.-Marion News Tribune.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18
TO THE WEAThERMAN.

Oh! Mr.. Weatherman, do be kind
and let Mr.. Sun shine and do full jus.
tice to the old world for q while at
least. a. the advent Of spring 10 sched.
uled to arrive the latter part of the
week that il, If the "weatherman" does
not change. the route means the re-
turn Of dear old spring. Yesterday
several spring hats were in evidence
and milliners are busy arranging for
their annual spring openings. After
Lent. which is fast nearing \ close, 50.
ciety will take on renewed ardor and
no doubt with the many weddings
and parties for these brides the sea-
son will be . most busy one.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18

was Master Beck's thirteenth birthday
anniversary. The house was decorated
throughout appropriate to st. Patrick's
Day. The shamrocks and potted plants
with the ferns were used copiously in
arranging the rooms. The afternoon
was spent socially and with games and
music. A delicious luncheon WAS serv
ed. The guests were Miss Phyllis But
Ter, Miss Dorothy Clark, Miss Louise
Mather. Miss Juliet Nusbaum, Miss
Corinne Nusbaum, Miss Lorene Mes.
muth, Miss Florence Parks, Miss Clari
belle Barnard, Master Arthur Johnson
Master Max Tunsch, Master David
Rost. Master BENJAMIN Rost, Master
Robert st. John. Masters Donald and
Thomas Bell.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18

The booster boosts,
You bet your HE:
His town comes flrst
And thsn his wife:
H boosts and boosts.
With words Of cheer
And words Of praise
He starts.things here.
The booster boosts.
He makes things grow;
The workinEman
Now has q show:
The hammer sings.
And business huns,
The booster boosts
And success comes.
Tho booster boosts.
Last TO his song.
A. ON lfe's way
He spirits along:
His open hand.
His faith and smile
Add much to make
This world worth while.
Exchange.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18
ev ESTHER GRIFFIN WHITE.

BY ESTHER GRIFFIN WHITE.
That this city has q plethora OF
dramatic and musical talent for avail
ability in amateur theatres was again
demonstrated on Saturday night when
successful vaudeville was given at
the country club under the auspices of
which included Miss Gwendolyn
Foulke. who had charge of the Ar
rangemen. OF the program: Mrs. Paul
Comstock. Mrs. James W. Judson, Mrs.
Edgar F. Hiatt, Mrs. Platte Robinson.
who was substituted for Miss Juliet
Swayne who could not serve. Mrs. Will
bur Hibberd and the writer.
A temporary stage had been made
out of the South end of the dancing
pavilion the curtain having q decora.
tive effect in celebration of St. Pat.
rick's season. the settings and the
lighting being highly effective.
The following program was present
ed in full and with amateur eclat. the
numbers following each other with
professional celebrity, Mr.. Paul Com
stock acting as stage manager.
Each number was given cordial
and enthusiastic reception and several
encores were responded to:
Song .......Mr Mr.. Frank Braffett
Hungarian Folk Dance
Miss Kolp Mr.. Dwight Ingram
Golf Monologue.
....... Miss Esther Grimm White
PLAY
The Workhouse Ward by Lady
Gregory
Cast
Mike McInerny-
Michael Miskell-Paupers
........ Mr.. VIM. Dudley Foulke
.............. Mr. Platt Robinson
Mrs. Donohoe. a Country WOMAN.
......M Mrs. Edgar F.. Hiatt
Clarinet Solo. Mr.. Roland Nusbaum
Spanish Dance ......... Miss Foulke
......... Mrs. Thomas r. Kaufman
Mr.. Frank Braffett sang in his usua
form, his rich baritone being heard tc
advantage in songs of a popular char
acter, Mr.. Braffett being recalled tu
multuously but not appearing again.
Miss Elizabeth Kolp and Mr.. Dwigh,
Ingram, who followed Mr.. Braffett, In
a Hungarian folk dance, made pic
turesque effect with their native cos
tunes, gay in color, their interpreta
ton Of the dance, symbolic in charac
ter, being in character with it's origin
and given with much verve and terpsi
chorean effect.
If the program could be said to have
had a piece de resistance, that would
have been THE WorkhOuse Ward,
written by Lady Gregory, the famous
Irish playwright, who was in Rich
mond recently with 1.-The Irish Play
ers." in the latter's tour Of this coun
try, the cast, made up of Mr.. William
Dudley Foulke and Mr.. Platte Robin
son, as paupers and cronies, and Mrs
Edgar Hiatt as sister of the charac
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18
A Witty Reply.

Dr. Reid. the celebrated medical
writer, was requested by lady Of lit
erary eminence to call at her house.
BE sure you recollect the address, -
she said as she quilted the room-"No.
I Chesterfield street."
MADAM" said the doctor. II am too
great an admirer of politeness not to
remember Chesterfield and, I fear, too
selfish ever to forget No. l."
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18
TO ADDRESS CLUB.

Mr.. q. Quincy Hill will give . stere-
optican lecture at the high school au.
ditorium. Tuesday afternoon March
the Nineteenth under the auspices of
tho Tuesday Aftermath. All club WON.
en- and the public generally are cor
daily invited to attend.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-18
DINNER PARTY.

Miss Grace Norris entertained last
evening at her home in North Ninth
street, with a six o'clock dinner in
celebration of her birthday anniver-
sary. The rooms were effectively de-
corated in red and white carnations
and st. Patrick emblems being used.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Parry, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Dye,
Miss Catherine Sherman, Miss Emer-
aid and Miss Mildred Kemper, Miss
Mamie Mails, Miss Edna Farley, Mr..
Fred jenkins, Mr.. Will Barth and Mr..
Lynn Norris.