The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-07-07

Danville. Her sister-in-law, Mrs. F.. B.
Marksbury, introduced the guests,
while Mrs. John E. Stormes, Mrs. w.
r. Cook, Mrs J. e. Robinson, Mrs.
H. T. Logan, Mrs. Theodore Currey
and Miss frankie Kaufman composed
the committee of entertainment. Misses
Elizabeth Ford and Elizabeth Gibbs,
two attractive young maidens of the
junior society set, presided at the huge
punch bowl and most gracefully served
the delicious beverage to the immense
| throng of guests. The large reception
hall and attractive library were lavish
ly festooned with sprays of green pot
ted plants, while the color scheme OBJ
served in the dining room was pink
Lancaster (Ky.) Central Record.
Mrs. John Foulke, Messrs. Kenneth
| and Rodney Foulke, Leonard Lemon
and Mrs. Maud Lemon, of Knoxville,
Tenn, guest at the Foulke home,
| formed party at the Murray theatre
| last evening to see Madame X" as
| presented by the Francis Sayles Play
ers.
Mrs. Emma j. Smith, of Hamilton,
| Ohio, is the guest of her son, Mr..
George L. Smith, at their home, 317
South Fifteenth street.
! Misses Helen Smith and Helen
Forbes have returned to their home
in Dayton after pleasant visit here
with friends.
! Mr.. O. B. Fulghum spent Sunday at
Bloomington, Indiana, the guest OF
Mr.. A. w. Tracey, editor of the Bloom.
ington Journal.
| The many friends of Mr.. Ralph
| Snaveley will be sorry to learn that he
| is ill with diphtheria at the home OF
his brother, Mr.. Walter Snaveley, on
South Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dintaman
209 South Tenth street, were guests OF
Dayton friends over Sunday.
The Married Folks Dancing club
will meet Thursday evening of this
week in the pavilion at Jackson Park
The class is under the direction OF
Mrs. Frank Crichet. Nearly all the
members reside in Cambridge City
and Milton.
A meeting of the Perseverance Bi
BILE class of the First Baptist church
will meet Wednesday afternoon with
| Mrs. George Bowers at her home or
Hunt street, Benton Heights. AL
members are invited to be present
This is the regular monthly meeting
of the class.
The next regular meeting OF the
Social Aid of the Reid Memorial Pres
byterian church will be held Tuesday
afternoon. July IA, at the home OF
/ Mrs. George Fosler, 218 Linden Ave
nue.. Members are asked to heed tbs
announcement.
Mrs. Fred Bartel and children o1
South Fourteenth street, are guests
of friends in Detroit, Michigan fol
two weeks.
+ The Central Aid society of the Firs
Christian church will hold it's picnic
Wednesday afternoon at Glen Miller
Park. All members are asked to bring
well-illed baskets and meet at the
Park pavilion at o'clock The mem
bers and their families are cordial!
invited to be present. Supper will b
served at o'clock
The Helping Hand Glass Of tn,
First Baptist church will be enter
tanned Wednesday evening by Mrs
Warren Lucas at her home, 41S Nortl
Twentyhrst street. The members ar,
invited to be present.
Miss Olive Bowman is spending he
vacation at Patriot in the northern
part of the state.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bailey hav,
returned to their home in Connersvill'
after a pleasant visit of several day!
with Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Of this city
Misses Juliet and Corinne Nusbaum
of North Eleventh street, have return
ed from Greenville where they hav,
been entertained by Miss Elizabetl
Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Day are receiv
ing congratulations today upon thu
arrival of baby son at their home
Monday.
Miss Marion Stevenson Of Soutl
Fifteenth street, is attending summe
school at Winona, Indiana.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Krone of Soutl
Sixteenth street, have gone to Put
nam. Mich, where they will spend si1
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hirshburg hav,
returned from trip to Panama, Cuba
and points in Central America
Little Miss Kathryn Arnett enter
tanned number of her friends at he
home recently in celebration of he
eleventh birthday anniversary Th,
hours were spent playing games. TIL,
hostess was assisted in entertaining
The New Baby ="
is Worlds Wonder
Every tiny infant makes life's per
spective wider and brighter. And what.
ever there is to en-