Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1904-01-12
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OIL HeAL week.
The San Souci club was enter
tanned last evening by Miss Gertrude
Dallman, 221 north fourteenth
street. The young ladies played
euchre, after which supper was
served.
The literary and social entertain
ment given by the Epworth League
at the First Methodist church last
evening, was a success in every way.
There were over hundred and fifty
present including not only the young
people of the church but many of the
older ones also. After a very enter
tanning program of which the subject
was Washington Irving, and which is
given below, the remainder OF the
evening was occupied with games in
the church parlors, where later re-
freshments were served.
Piano Solo Miss Ella Luring
Ihabod Crane ..... DIR. Ewing
Quartette-M Mrs. Hamilton, Mr. Bev
ington, Mrs Hadley, Mr.. Nethercuti
Violin Solo 1855. Mr.. John Glove
Biographical Sketch ....
........ Miss Mary Friedl'
Piano Duet
Mrs. L. C. King, Mrs. Longnecke'
Tenor Solo Mr.. Raymond Wehrl.
Reading Christmas Celebration.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Miss Iva Come
Piano Solo $50. Miss Helen Spark
Story Rip Van Winkle"
....... Mrs. Franklin Youne
Vocal Solo :. Miss Lulu Chamness
Taylor Woody.
A very quiet wedding was that o.
Miss India Woody, of Fountain City
and Mr.. Alfred Taylor, of this city
at the home Of the brides sister
Mrs. Earl Smith, last evening at S
O'Clock. Miss Woody is held very
high by all who know her, and the
same can be said of Mr.. Taylor. NJ
TAYLOR is a travelling agent for the
ADAMS 14ADICSS
Mrs. Gretta Ritz performed the
ceremony which made the happy cou-
pie one. 1t is not definitely known
where they will reside. Their many
friends wish them much happiness.
Miss Emma Seeker. whose engage
ment to Mr.. August Schroeder has
been announced, and whose wedding
will occur in the near future, gave a
dinner at the Westcott last evening,
fulfilling, thereby, her part OF an
agreement made few years ago, by
Miss Seeker and the ladies who were
her guests. By this agreement each
young lady promised to entertain the
others with a dinner when her en-
gagement should be announced. Miss
Seekers party last evening was the
second of the series. the first being
that given by Mrs. Kiisel, just be-
fore her marriage about three years
ago. Those present last evening
were Mr. and Mrs. Oliver g. Kiisel
and the Misses Mary Sherman, Anna
Hasemeier, Elizabeth Kruger, Petro-
nella Ringhoff, Freda Miller and
Amelia Shofer.
Harrington-Luken.
The wedding of Mr. Timothy C.
Harrington and Miss Clara F. Lit
ken occurred at 9 O'Clock this morn
ing at st. Andrews Catholic church.
A large number of guests had as
sembled, and, as the harmonies of the
Lohengrin wedding march softly
pealed forth, the bridal party, pre-
coded by the ushers, Mr.. James Gold
rick and Mr.. Charles M. Kelley, ar-
preached the sanctuary, where Faith Il
Roell, the acolytes, and the GROOM
awaited them. Following the ushers
were the eroomsman, Mr. John liar
rington, and the second attendant,
Mr.. John Collins. After these ae
singly, Miss Anna Burns, of Hamil-
ton: Miss Henrietta Luken, aid, last
| ly, the bride.
The bride wore a beautiful shirred
gown Of point de esprit, lace trimmed.
with silk foundation. She carried a