The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-03-07
Social, Club and Personal Items
Elizabeth Thomas
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| ty. bidding her go out in quest of King
| Love l., whom she will find on a
g1lded throne. Nobody warns her, call
ing Truth to reason with her. Truth
Is In a plain brown robe and carries
a crutch until the last act, because
Youth and Beauty will not uphold
her. The girls make fun of Truth, and
advise "Everywoman" to go upon the
stage. She does so, becomes a great
star, and her companions. chorus girls.
The theatre managers, Bluff and Stuff,
| upon discovering Modesty in the cho-
| rus. cause her to be imprisoned
Everywoman meets the play actors,
Ambition, Conceit and Passion. She
makes her frst great mistake in think
ing Passion is Love-
Now comes the great scene on the
gay white way, with the church on
one side and the wineroom on the
other. Here Is shown the direct con-
f1ict between good and evil Her cruel
friends, who installed her as star
forsake her, now that Youth, Beauty
and Modesty are gone. Wealth spurns
her, and drives off the painted Vice
a gay white way siren. She is alone
and forsaken. She cries in agony for
help, when Truth appears the second
! time. Truth is the most beautiful
character In all the world, and she
says, 81 would that EveryWoman were
thy features if speak falsely scourge
me-" Truth leads her to her old mod
est home, where King Love l., plain,
simple man, son of Truth, has been
guarding the household goods and
keeping the fires burning on the
hearth: In surprise, Everywoman
says, Art thou. indeed, a king? Where
is thy throne?"
He answers, "In thy heart, o Every
woman" She says, Where is thy
kingdom?" I'm Everywoman's home"
where is thy CROWN" He tells her
at her feet. She picks it up, and in
! surprise says, why, this is but a gar
land of briar and roses" Il fain would
place it on thy brow
He takes her to the church, crowns
her his queen, and modesty returns.
| A miscellaneous shower was given
! Thursday afternoon by Miss Marie
Hoover at her home south of Green's
fork in honor of Miss Alberta Knoll
lenberg. Music, games and various
amuSementS were enjoyed by the
young people during the afternoon. An
elaborate luncheon in several courses
was served The favors were very at
ment Of Miss Kno]lenberg to Mr..
Chauncey Cranor. The wedding will
be solemniZed Thursday. March -.
Many pretty and useful gifts were
showered upon the bride to be. The
guests were Mesdames John Under
man, John w. Ernsberger. Ernest
Scruggs. Charles Cause, Robert Rey-
nolds, z. S. Martndale, William Rol-
Ter. Lutte Hatfield. Miles Bradbury.
Harry Pagan, William Ellis, Orville
Hoover. Virgil Dean. Earl Gilbert, f.
G. Hatfield, Frank Linderman, Walter
Linterman, Albert Cranor, Arthur
Coffin Charles Nicholson, William
Mclaughlin, Larkin Hoover. Jane Hat
field, Sarah Shibela, Misses Marie
Bond, Hazel Hatfield. Theodosa Nc
Divitt, Linnie Hatfield. Clara Weld
man, Margaret Snyder of Dayton
Ohio, Mary Ragen, Mildred Strickler,
Esthel King, Flossie Neff, Margaret
Cause and Mary Francis Linderman.
beautiful social function for Fri
day was the Five Hundred party Civ
en- last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Reid at their home on South B street
, The color scheme pink and white was
carried out in all of the appointments.
, The game was played at five tables
The favors went to Mrs. Howard
Townsend, Mrs. Clarence Hoffman,
Dr. George B. Hunt and Mr.. Fay Holt
day At the close Of the game the
hostess served an elaborate luncheon
in two courses. The guests were
Messrs and Mesdames Philip Gloeck
ner, Clarence Hoffman, Lewis Me
, woehrner, Fay Holiday, Howard Town
send, Glen Beeson, Clinton Fell Wal
; ter Woodwork, Mesdames Walter
Snaveley, Frank Waters and DR.. and
Mrs George B. Hunt.
; In honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Paxton
Martin, granite shower was given
=, by Mrs. Dorsey Martin Thursday al
ternoon They received many useful
gifts The hours were spent socially
and with music and games. A delic
ious repast was served. The guests
were Messrs and Mesdames Dorsey
Martin, Paxton Martin, Richard Me
man and children, Fred King. Virgil
King and children, Chris Smith, vii
Farwig, Henry Farwig, Wilson and
Edward King Elizie Unthank. Charles
, Hires. Mr. and Mrs. Brokamp anc
, Miss Ruth Neal.
, A theatre party was given Thursday
! afternoon at the Gennett theatre by
, Mrs. Warren Mcclure Of North Ninth
, street, as a courtesy to Mrs. F1oyC
: Teeple, who will leave next week fol
Buffalo, n. Y, where she will reside
permanently. After the guests haC
witnessed the production of Nam
zelle" as presented by the Francis
+ Sayles stock company they were serv
: ed at Finney's. The party was com
l.. posed Of Mesdames. Floyd Teeple
q: Conrad Heet. Jacob Miller, Simon
E, Beck, Warren Mcclure and Miss Setta
: Gard.
I Interest III social circles today cen
/ tiers about the large reception to be
s given this evening at the home of DR.
: and Mrs David Dennis in West Rich
mond for the members of the Junior
! and Senior classes of Earlham col
f lege.
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