The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-04-18

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49, Ii Social News.f

well attended, large number OF
members and those outside the
church being present The program
opened with an artistically rendered
duet by Mrs. Longenecker and Mrs.
King, which was well received. Rev.
E. O. Howard, followed with falk
on "Making the best Of it, which
was given in Rev. Towards usual
happy manner and which proved ex-7
,ceedingly interesting and instructive.
At the close of the program Mrs.
Longenecker and Mrs. King rendered
another duet which was also very
fine. After the rendition of the pro-
at "china shower Saturday after
social hour Rev. H. II. Hadley will
give a talk next Saturday evening on
Emission Work in the Sliins OF
Large Cities. -
The meetings are attracting. atten-
ton on account Of the superior pro-
grams rendered and the church is
we'll filed each Saturday night.
Miss Kiturah Parsons entertained
lbv "china shower Saturday after
noon in honor of Miss Mary Green
leaf, whose marriage to DR.. Bran
kamp will take place Wednesday,. The
afternoon was spent in most de-
Ilightful manner, various things form
ING the afternoon s entertainment.
Towards the close light refreshments
we're daintily served by the hostess
and the guests departed after very
pleasant afternoon. The favors and
decorations were pink, this being the
color scheme for the Afternoon and this
scheme was carried out in everything
The guests were Misses Shulz, Steen
Elliott. Boyd. Heitbrink, Bull, Elma
Test, Trueblood. Hill. Finfrock, Lowe
Larsh, Miss Greenleaf and Mrs. Hor
ton.
The wedding Of Miss Bessie Hout!
e to Stephen Bryce was solemnized las
l week at the home Of the bride s uncle
: j. H. Smith. The ceremony was
veryfplain one, the contracting par
ties 'mingling with the guests. unit
e the appointed hour when they. too
b their places in the parlor, where tn
+ ceremony was performed. The hops
o was beautifully decorated. A fin
r wedding luncheon was served t
Iabout $50 guests, among whom wer
4 Hary relatives of, the contracting par
:. tiles from Richmond, Marion and 9th
>. er cities. After the ceremon
s Mr.. and Mrs. Bryce left on an e2
e tended wedding tour which will il
clude a weeks stay each at Rict
h mond, Marion and Tif1in, Ohio
IS Bluffton, (Ind.) News.
+ DR.. G. H. Geiger celebrated hi
fifty-fifth birthday anniversary FIR
q day by being the host at a stag part,
Progressive whist furnished the Ell
D. tertainment for the evening ate
On which an elegant luncheon was ser,
ed. Among the guests were Will
l. Byram and DR.. c. L. Davis, Of Ricl
mond, Ind.--Dayton Press.
p, The marriage of Miss Mary Ma
~ Tntyre Foster and C. H. Morrison Wi
take place tomorrow afternoon at II
y First Presbyterian church. The a
tendants will be Miss Martha Foste
only sister of the bride, and r.
Foster, and the ushers will be Stall
Vinton of New York, Lag Noble, 10
: is Lathrop, Lawrence Cummings al
- Oscar Smith of this city and w.
\ Wood of Richmond (Ind) tt
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Re
will give a dinner in honor of Mi
s Foster and Mr.. Morrison. -Indianal
IS lis News.
This History Club postponed its a
d. nual business meeting until next S:
in urday. when it will meet with M
o, Geo. Dougan.
Mrs. Henry Rentlage entertain
o1 small number Of friends at
O'Clock dinner last evening given
-, her home on south fourteenth sire
= in honor Of Miss Louisa Bentalge,
H. !. occasion being the latter's birthd.
he After the dinner the guests who We
nj as follows spent delightful soc
evening: Miss Louisa Bentlage, \
and Mrs. Will Bentlage, Mr.. and M
ms Charles Bentalase. Mr. Harry Be
TO lase. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor Reyno
land Mr. and Mrs Wilson