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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30
MYERS q RARTH

STORE AMI BUS fSyEss. PROPERTIES
New building, Tth and Wood, floor. 1000 square
1898 Market ST.. second and third floors.
500 8. Front 4 story; produce district.
100 n. 10th St. store and dwelling.
.lb2 N. 11th st. store.
1904 Race St, 8 story. store and floors
.5lS n, 10th st.. fine new store.
1917 Ridge ave-, store and 10 rooms.
s, f. cor. 10Th and Rodman. store and ~ rooms.
20l n. 9th ST., etore.
go n, 10th st.. store.
2002 w. TloEa ST. fine. large store.
1907 Spring Garden, store property.
3ll n. 9th ST., store and dwelling.
293 n. 2lst ST.. corner. bakery stand.
S2D n. 18th st.. store and rooms.
.2lO N. 8th, photo studio.
10th and Callowhill, storage rooms.
ato
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-09-30

SAMUEL c. WAGNER, JR.
320 COMMERCIAL TRUST BLDG. -
FOR fan ren!ing. desirable properties some with
J. NJ FRoNEF1ELD, WAYNE. Pa.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-10-28
Important Notice To All Readers
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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-10-28

find women dying in childbirth Why? They do not
tight clothing live indoors and become delicate and
weak that they do not know what it to stand hardshps
with the natives is what God intended it should
be- We have dying in childbirth but it is very
plain to me- without very much questioning and very much
observation where the trouble is Some of the
be traced to the grandmothers tell where lady doc
tors could be great help, and that is to take girls and
and instruct them in things they ought to know
Proper instruction and proper living will all those
difficulties.
God knows hate to lose fight. We have fought day
and night to lives. tell you, with proper in
sruction people will live out their lives There is lot OF
teaching needed Civilization, in many cases, is great
See how people sleep. They crawl into bot
tie and put the cork n and then wonder why they have
bad taste their mouths the next morning There
enough carbon doxde in that old bottle to kill horse In
the early days. when they slept houses you could throw
cat through and hurt the they did have dis
eases they have them You Americans, how you
do heat your houses You heat houses enough kill
Do you think if throw out dish water at the back door
every day for six months and allow it remain
ferent and become rotten mass that God going to work
miracle to prevent taking typhoid fever? No. that
the sin of presumption. Sin and dirt the of all
disease. There piety in dirt nor in looking ugly.
Cleanliness is goodness Everybody keep clean. You
have fine we'll water in Zion City any place in the
United States and plenty of rain.
When get able to start school will attend to all
these things will have lady instructors to show how to
keep house. lot of women do not know how to keep
house. Fancy man marrying girl who does not know
how to cook You cannot keep the stomach going music
and art That will soon kill believe in prac-
tica religion That is the only thing to help humanity
When start educational institution, it will be util
taran and all the boys will be put at useful work. Hygiene
will be taught that the people will know how to live In
sick have been there has been enough
to kill well The people jump around like old
hen with her head off, If you want sick people to get WE'LL
keep visitors away 1t is all right enquire how they
and to help if you be of any use, in nursing them
recoect persons who have been killed through having too
many visitors One consumptive had about fifteen women
in afternoon, and the next day she dead They
in with all the gossip in town. What is needed in
the sick is gentleness Elders in Zion who minister
the sick have got to be gentle and tender mother
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-10-28
THE RESPONSIBILITY OF PARENTHOOD

will tell you where most of the sins committed
It is with the fathers and mothers. N.Y. what RESPONSE
bity! What responsibility! You will never get royal
generation until you have royal generation of fathers and
mothers When look at things they exist all this
land and think of the future fathers and mothers my Cod
what generation going to get! See that poor
miserable little hollow chested, sunken checked yellow
eyed little thing with cigarette in his mouth, and ching"
with dress his arm! There is of the future
fathers and mothers of the future generation.
Oh what beautiful teaching Zion has this question:
DR.. Dowie in of his sermons said that child had
right to be well born Yes, 0e born! That baby over
there which the mother has brought to church, the first
thing you is will throw anything the mother gives It,
That is Just the way the mother did before the child was
born You do not need to tell that that child
Ito be lust that way That all That child is
lust like the tree which it and it partakes OF the
mature of the tree Oh, what responsibility!
I am saying these things for purpose. God is no
respecer of persons Sin is the of sickness. am
going to give some talks these next two weeks that will make
the world wake up and think.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-10-28

OBEDIENCE TO TRUTH AND KNOWLEDGE NECESSARY
What need in saving a good many lives is proper
instruction. proper care and then make them carry it out
Let the whole world know that Zons fundamental position
is that all sickness is from the Devil it does not matter
whether is the President of the United States who
it is.
I have seen boy who wanted to kill everything in
sight. He murderer at heart He was born muir
dere because his mother wanted to kill him before he
born If mother is liar you blame the poor innocent
little boy? Certainly not What do you want to whip
him for?
What injustice there is in schools in this country
What cruelty There is bright boy born with strong,
vigorous body and clean mind There another boy dull
and stupid and cannot get hold of anything He is pun
shed and put in and whipped and driven because
he cannot solve his problems.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-10-28

Get hold of all that is useful but stick to the funda
mental truths Remember that diseases from sin,
does not matter who it is whether mother child,
myself who it is. think lot of diseases from
ignorance. You will person with cup of boiling
coffee in hand and dish of ice in the other and
pickles. and salad and they eat ALL and then say Dear
me- have pain in my stomach do not wonder at it.
You another sitting down with sewed meat gravy,
glass of milk sewed peaches with cream and then get
sick at the stomach They wonder what earth is the
matter great many troubles from the sin of gno
rance There good peope-good Christians, who
would give their lives for the religion of the Lord Jesus the
Christ but who commit the of ignorance They pay for
it, We are under certain laws If violate certain laws
will pay for it. The only escape from it is genuine
penance and far possible reracng of wrong steps,
That is the only hope
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1916-10-28
Confidence In Divine knowledge.

After singing number of hymns and prayer, the Scrip
ure lesson of the afternoon read the One Hundred and
Third Psalm The first five served basis for the
address of the afternoon
"Bless the Lord, my soul; and all that is within me-
bless His holy name.
"Bless the Lord, my soul, and forget not all His
benefits
Who forgiveth all thine inqutes Who healeth all thy
diseases;
Who redeemeth thy life from destruction; Who
eth thee with loving kindness and tender mercies;
"Who satisfeth thy mouth with good things; that
thy youth is renewed like the eagles"
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
Radosti ~zivljenja.

Radosti zivljcnja SO izgublicmc.
&c ZacenIa revmatilem ali nevral-
gija polniti Vase dncvc = mucni-
mi holecinami. Toda Ia ic blaze
ma novica Triner.iev l.inimeu'
YAM nudi takojsno pumoc. Jake
uSpcsen jc "a izpahlinc, oteklinc.
opcklmc it'd. Cena - i'm 10 ccntov
po %lckarnah, po poSti b in 6Or.
Smatrati kaSel.i in nahod IN ma
lenkoSti le cisto navadna zmota.
HI povzroci Y mar>ikateri druzini
toliko zaloSti. Trimerjcv Cough
Scdativc ie jake zancSl.iivo zlra-
vilo "a kaselj, bolno grlo in ma
duho. Ccna ista. Jos. Trincr. ~
Acknowledgements, 1333-1339 -.
Ashland Ave. Chicago. III. ADV.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
Stronka
KLUBOM j. S. z. MA ZNANJE

Ravmokar jc izila strankina
platforma %(natclna izjava) in
program IA l.. 1916. Ia izjava bo
veliavna sedaj nadaljna Stir leto
in bo vodilo naie agitacijc i'm PRO.
pagamdc. Trrba jc torci, da 10 po-
INA in razume vsak aktivcn elan
j. :. u.
kcr lie kolicina omejena ii.
skalo sc j. jc Same 2OOO MAJ
klubi ScIcjo takoj po n.iej. da ne
no prcpOznO.
Gene 81 Sledecc: so iztisoy 4Oc
1J0 iztisov 75c, 200 iztisov 81 so,
Postnina prosta.
Narota Sc pri tajniStvu J. :. T..
SOB W. Madison st. Chicago.
TajniStvo }. :. Y.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
VABILO.
Cleveland, o.

Pev>ki lbor 'Iarja", od>ck
Slov. Soclall>'irucga kluba >t -
prlredi dine u. dcccmbra \ Birko.
Vi d%vorani, 6OO6 So. Clair Avenue
koncert ; >odclovamjcm hrvaSkc-
ga, ceSEcga in finSkcga >ociali>tic-
mega pcvskcga zbora.
he IL tcga j. razvidno, da bo
program obSircn in zanimiv. Nj
komur torci ne bo Ial, cc sc udc-
len konccrta. Temu slcii piles.
PevSkc ~produkci.ic 81 pritno alb
pol trch popoldme; zatctck pie
sa oh : zvcccr. V>topnina y pred.
prodaJl Doc, pri blagajni Doc.
Ma obilno udelczbo vabi
tlanstvo 'Zarjc".
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
Chicago, III.

Ceska soclalisucna zvcza (oddelek
Socialisticne stranke Y Amerikip ina
o bozicu Svojo redno konferenco Y
Chicago, Y %prostorih Manaka. 1925,
LOOMS St,
Ma dncvnem rcdu 50 slcdece tocke:
|. PoroCilo tajnika Jos. Novaka. >.
CasopiSie. 3. OrEanizacija. poroca :.
Tony Novotny. /. Pravila. ,. Raj
merle med Zvczo in stranko y Ameri-
XII. .. StaliSce Zveze y ceSkem xiv
Denju, poroca >. Joe Martinez. :. Ii
teratura IN kolportaza. poroca 5. Karl
Beranek. 9. Predlogi.
Zastopane bodo vse organizacije te-
ske Zveze Y Ameriki. Konference Sc
otvori y soboto, %. decembra ob Q.
dopoldne.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
NAZNANILO.

Clamom soc. kluba Stcy. 81 y
Springfield, ILL.,, sc uaznanja, da Sc
vrSi prihodnja kiubova scia dine
"a. dccembra oh ,. uri popoldan
ma 1923 f.. Washington 81. Polcg
drugih vaznih Stvari 80 ia dncv-
mem rcdu tudi voliivc uradnikov
"a leto 1917. Sodrugi, priditc vsi
ma Scjo i'll vsakdo mai prizcnc v>aj
pc enega kandidafa. Gin zee mas
bode, TEN boljc.
Jerry Urh, tajnik.
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Chicago, Ill.

.lug">I"van>ki soc. kluh Stcv. |.
prircdl tckum zine zopct ncknliko
predavauj prvo bo 5ctrto ucdclio
Y lanuarju oh 3. popolduc. Pre-
daval bo ~odrug Etbm kristan o.
"S%ocializmu i'm standardization
Nti'. To lc lanimiv precinct i'm a
ralmcrju med cnim in druyim
NIada Sc mnogo |ucia>uo>ti. Pri-
cakovati jc torci, da 81 bodo re-
laki zanimali "a to p~rcdavauic i'm
Sc "a Y obilncm Stevilu udclczili.
NrSllo 81 bo y ivorani :. y. L. j..
2651 :. Law0dalc ave.
Flip Godma. tajuik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
LISTNICA U~REDNISTVA.

Ely, Mimi. Zakon o SploSni in
cnaki volilni pravici IN DRAWN
zbor jc bill Avstriji Sklcnjcu,
potrjcn in ralglaScn lcta 1907.
kratka zgodoviua icga zaliuua ic
SlcdcGn S%oSialisti. Iii 81 Ic veGkrat
zahtevali >plo>no in cmako volilno
pravico, 50 vloIiIi tax prcdlog
tudi mc>cca augusta 1903. MuiStr-
ski p%rcdSednik ic bill fakrat baron
Gautsch. On jc ma prcdiog >ocla-
liStov iziavil ,da 81 bo >iopujcma
pac tudi Av>tri.ii volilna prayi-
GA reformirala, da pa lie pride do
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

ri svoj macrt. On ic potem de
miSioniral: par dni jc bill Hohen.
lobe mini>tr>ki ~prcdsednik n
" ia Nt"Je 'ames.'
' IL" mr",''o n'a"' J'
"' pdri''
,'''" ""NcH"
49,. .I''m 'H'J"''" III P's"I"-
sati jc bio trrba tiSuG odporov.
I'm ko jc hila Y p%oSlanSki zbornicl
costa i%lglaJcma. 81 priSlc tczavr I
goSpo>kp zbormico, k.jcr .ic bila
vclika Ncrina abSolutno nasprotna
cnaki voliIni Pracivi. Tcdai ic
Beck |ilpo>loval pri cc>arju. da jc
Ia povabil ''lordc' in Jim pihnil
ma du>o, tcS da gre "a drlavno po-
trch" i'm IN nirgovo ccSarSko zelio.
~ goSpodc ic To tcdaj p~oStalo
ypraSanir mouarhiGmc lo.ialnoSti
iu kerr jim ic cesar obl.iubil Sc ne
k"'crc %konccSijc. 81 ic naposled
tudi y "oNpc>ki zbornici manjSi-
MAJ . r.mcuila y vccino.
mo O.,
,L an"
wL I'" ~
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

National Reform Association pravi.
da imajo Mormoni Evropi agente, XII
~nagovarjajo vdove in hSeri padlih vo-
jakov, da maj pridejo v Ameriko, 6es
tukaj Sc bodo kmalu lahko omoiile.
n. II. A. hoce poslati de~putacijo k pre-
zidentu Wilsonu. XII maj protestira pro-
ii temu pocetju.
Mormoni in ii reformisti so nam
oboji enako 'simpaticni." A pray
zaprav so nam zadnji Sc bolj zoprni,
kcr vtikajo vedno svoje nosove V re-
CT, ki Jim MISC mic mar.
0 Z. polku illinoiSke milice Sc sill
Sijo GLASGOW, Xxi MISC mic primerni sve-
temu bozicnemu casu. Ia regiment
je V Fort Houston V DRAW Texas,
pripravljen, da prelije vsak cas-. svojo
kri "a domovino in "a cast ameriske
zaStave, 2 drugimi besedami "a ne
hiske interese ameriskih kapitalistov.
Medtem so druzine militarjev zapus-
Gene in trpe ~najvetje pomanjkanje.
zlasti sedaj. ko Sc je z ostro limo
zdruzila nezaslisana draginja. Tisti.
ki so pognali milico dol, sede pac IA
topic pecjo in drag kruh Jim ne de-
la preglavic. Toda kaj? "Zrtvuj Sc
zame!" je cd nekdaj najvisji kapita-
listov zakon.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

T|ajniStvo j. :. T..
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

Tr>kovna agentura Y North
Carolina Sc .ie obrnila do general
mega pravdnika Gregory.ia : pros
MO "a Sodnijsko zasledovamje pa
~plrnlSkega trusta, ker ic : podra-
zitvijo tasniskega papirja zagrcSil
kaznivo dejanie 5 TEN, Ola omejujc
trgovino in uniGujc rama pod.ict.
Ia. Cena papiria ic doSegla : cen
tov "a funt. kar da je naravmoSt
ropar>ko. Bajc SC justitni oddc.
lex pripravlia ma cnergitne kora-
Ike roper trust. Ampak zelo dolgo-
trajno JIG TO pripravl.janje.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
Trinoina deklica.

IL Moskve 81 poroca, da je DIR. FIR.
+. krasnobajev nj zadnjo sejo ruskih
kirurgov pripeljal sestletno deklico. ki
jeI imela tri noge. Deklica Sc je rodila
z malim a trd;m turom V blizini be-
drenega vretenca na hrbtni strani. Ma
videzni tur je rastel polagoma in je
Seasonal postal noga in sicer trctja
noga. ma kateri so pa bill lie STRIFE pr
I'll. D~elovanje te tretje noge, XII visi
IL hrbta ma medenico, je zelo maihno.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19
KLUBOM MA U~VAzEVANJE.

TajniStvo j. :. L. je razpo>lalo
klubom gla>ovnicc "a nomiuaciio
kandldatov ylavui odbor i'm N
glavno taJnlStvo y zmiNlu uovih
pravil. NSi klubi 50 n%apreScni. da
opravijo fe nominacijc ma >voiih
bliznjih sejah in da vrncio gIa>ov-
nice tajniStvu najkaSnejc y pctih
tednih. Tia tcrmiu st racma od
dneva, ko 50 khubi >prcieli gla>ov-
nice.
TajniStvo j. y. T.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

' Natikanu so napravili ljudsko
stetje. Izkazalo Sc je, da zivi V pa
pezevi jeci' in ma racun cerkvene bla-
game 1874 italijanskih in 525 tujih
drzavljanov. ne vstevsi papeievo svi-
carsko gardo, XII steje okrog 100 MOI.
Pravijo. da Kristus nj incl toliko stu
zabnikov.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-12-19

'plosne in enakc voIilnc pravic.
teJ DRAW nikdar. Opoziciia So
r'aiINtlcne S,ranke Sc jc vSlcd ,c
iHJaNc napram Gaut>chcvi yladi
>~kraJhoSli p%oOstrila. TIA iziaya
le hlIa tcmbolj provokatoriruo
Ner }" bli Franc .Iozcf nckai casa
preJ "d"hrlI >ploiuo in cuako vo.
''''" praVIco IN - OgrSko. kri.
N'"liN. hotranjI minister Fr icryo-
ryJevr Wade. Iii .ic bila imcnoyn.
ma >r"dl najvrcjih homatii ma
'SrNkem' Jc >pozual. la ~ me mo.
reJo klikc, XII 80 do,lci vl,Jalc
P"ru>Iti od zgoraj, ampak da So
mora I" dclo izvrSiti od zdolai
li"t'I Sc Jc oplrati ma dcmuiraciir
III J" /ato lldclal nacrt m >plnSuo
enako voliluo pravico. kat.rrpu
lc p"tem prciloIil Franc .Iozcfu
l,,;. ~ 'icPrI'a'l VIA
,af'' -" j. '"N" radIkaIno
u;;L N''" "''n'''N hotra-
"'' II" 'gfNN'm' IN tralJ
,,.I'a 'N',,N''. i'"'riu pred
,oa 'Pt"N''' IN 'naka pra-
nn'' WI" '"r'J cobra ~
H,>'''J" p" "'. Franc
D.; "' ~"'J" 'l pr"i njrl.
,""'>'"'N' Ni'd' J" do
-, ''''J>' "'I'Ae' da>i
b;,rn "''''' >%'''''I, RaN"
''"''''''l >''d'j.
N'i''" "N''ora }" mr!a ~kup
"' "N>'iI!>Nd Nnclalnd drmukra-
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-06-24
Social Events For Coming Week

Home members
chidrns
n2 south TENTH club Of First Christian church meets with Miss
Mr. and Mrs Fred Barte dance at the
gives
MARY library Thomas u meets in business session in
Miss Helen swetman of owenton Kentucky
Community
Ladies U. George Hamlto
AID society Whtew Friends church meets o'clock at the church
gives large party Country
Joint meeting OF sections Of Ladies' and Grace E. church
Mrs w Wilson of First
Penny
Nacssus Embroidery club South Twelfth
Events Club
THuRsoAYMrs Ira swshr bridge at apart
Mr. and Mrs Omar G Murray give .
Woan Relief Corps Post House and holds old
Msass A n NJ East Ni ,gs Mas church
M Russell kee and Miss Aeen Abaugh Kokomo will be married
Bair hostess
M & ws% M BE hsen a hostess for meeting Of the Recreation Circle
North Tenth street
with Miss Se,ie Berg
Postponed picnic Of Dorcas society SAINT
1s 2z sss sasss as Second @ En. Lutheran church gives
Walter Enge
Alice Carey club holds picnic at Glen Miller
Mr. Warren Clements Miss
Card party at 2:so o'clock in Eagles Hall
Th%e club ~h Mrs. K the church
East End Aid society First Christian church Ball.
sATURoAY-usual supper at Country club
Boppart given htenfe
Catholic church. ~
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-06-24

and Miss Mary Jones will play violin
number.
A social will be enjoyed this even
ing after the Eden Rebekah lodge,
No. 80, holds its regular meeting in
the l. 0. o. F. hall.
The Social Aid Of the Reid Memo
rial L. p church will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Everett Ogborn,
North Tenth street.
There was a large attendance last
evening when The Old Maids Con-
vention" was given at the Third NJ. Z.
church by number of the women OF
the church In addition to the play
a special program was given. The
costumes were attractive and all the
parts were Well taken.
The Wide-Awake Bible class Of the
Second English Lutheran church will
give an ice-cream festival and social
at the corner of Third and kinsey
streets, Thursday evening. The pub
lie is invited.
The Sunshine Crochet club will
meet Thursday with Miss Nettie
Berg, S12 North G street.
The B. B. B. Thimble club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. O. A. KEN
per instead of meeting Wednesday
afternoon of the following week, on
account of the Fourth of July.
The annual picnic of the Alice Carey
club will be held Thursday afternoon
from until Z o'clock at Glen Miller
park The guests are asked to meet
at the pavilion.
Mrs. Cora Clark left last night for
Des Moines, Iowa. where she will make
an extended visit with her brother,
Mr.. H. r. Marlatt.
Many charming social functions are
scheduled for the coming week at the
Country club. Monday evening Messrs.
and Mesdames Fred and Ben Bartel
are giving a dance; Wednesday after,
noon Mrs. Frank Watt gives a large
bridge party; Thursday afternoon Mrs,
Walter Engle entertains members OF
an auction bridge club at the club
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-06-24

erick Semler, On Tuesday, the twen-
tieth of June. nineteen hundred and
sixteen, Richmond, Indiana. At home
after the fifteenth Of July, 109 Lincoln
street. Richmond. Indiana"
Professor W H. Lebo, of Hamilton,
Ohio. and who often visits here at the
home of DR. and Mrs. l. NJ. Gentle,
has gone to Chicago where he will
teach orchestraton in a summer
school for six weeks.
Miss Ethel Peterson and her moth
er, Mrs. Lillian Peterson of South
Fourth street are leaving Tuesday
evening for an extended trip through
the east. They will visit relatives in
Maryland whence Miss Peterson will
go to New York to attend the summer
session at Columbia University.
Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Jackson, Miss
Mary Jackson and Mrs. Harry Strick
er OF Rushville motored here and Wis.
tied friends yesterday.
Plans for the Kappa Alpha Phi con
vention to be held in Bloomington the
latter part of August will be Of inter
est to local members in this city. The
delegates will be taken to French
Lick for the special features of the
convention.
Rev. Allen D. Hole will speak at the
South Eighth street Friends church
Sunday morning.
Mrs. JEFF Meyers was hostess yester.
day afternoon for a meeting of the
Pythian Sisters Social No. 9. at her
home, North Fourteenth street. There
was large attendance. Two guests
were present. Mrs. Edward Stigel
man and Mrs. j. c. GEM assisted the
hostess in entertaining. Refresh
ments were served In two weeks
Mrs. Edward Stigelman entertains the
social.
The Missionary society of the Reid
Memorial Presbyterian church will
meet Friday afternoon at the church
at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Ella Downing
will be devotional leader and Mrs
Charles Bell will read a Missionary
paper. Missionary readings will be
given by Mrs. Won Pein, Mrs. Cramer
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-06-24

One Of the charming social
functions OF the weekend was the
dancing party given last evening at
the Country club by Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry S. Needham and Mr. Robert
Carvey. The club was decorated with
pink and white roses. carnations and
daisies. Mr.. Norman Brown was at
the plano. Mr.. Frederick X. Hicks,
violin, and Mr.. John Akin, drums.
During an intermission delicious
buffet luncheon was served in the din
ing room. The guests were Messrs.
and Mesdames Julian Gates, Frank
Braffett, Wilson Magaw, Wilbur Hib-
berd, James Carr, Paul Price, Edgar
F. Hiatt, Frederick J. Carr, George
lie Boutillier, Omar G. Hollingsworth
Lewis G. Reynolds. Newell Todd Dud.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1916-06-24

Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Minnie
Webb and Miss Mildred Warfel sang
a duet. with piano accompaniment oy
Mrs. George Pioneer. A poem, Flow
ers for Our Dead" was read by Mls.
Mollie Christopher A duet, Arioc
With Me-" was sung by Mrs. Webb ana
Miss Warfel. with piano accompan-
ment by Mrs. Pioneer. After the pro
gram the ritualistic service was neio.
The members then went to the GENE.
terry to place flowers on the graves Oh
deceased members.
Mr.. Everett Skinner returned TINS
morning from Lafayette. lnd., wnere
he attended the National convention
of the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity.
Mrs. George Hamilton will be host
ess Tuesday afternoon for a meeting
of the Ladies' U. c. T. Social CLUB ~
her home, 2ll Pearl street.
The Woman's Home Missionary so
ciety of First NJ. E. church will meet
wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w. Z.
wilson. "a South Seventeenth street
Election of officers will be held.