The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-10

A wedding Of unusual interest to
Richmond people, on account OF the
social prominence of both bride and
groom i'll their respective cities, was
that Of Miss Jessie Edwards, OF Con-
nersville. to Mr.. Ernest Arthur Nc
kee, Of Dayton, which occurred this
week at the beautiful home OF the
brides parents. Several from this
CITY attended the wedding, as Miss
Edwards is very well known here.
About one hundred society folk from
mary cities attended the wedding, Mr.
and Mrs. NJ L. Rutter, close relatives
of the bride. who have been spending
somt DAYS at the Edwards home, be-
inc present from. this city, together
with Others The house was beauti-
fully decorated with lavish groups
and clusters of flowers. The bride,
beautiful blonde, was gowned III
white chiffon, over silk, and trimmed
with lace She carried shower bou-
Quet Of bride s roses. A handsome
neclace of pearls and diamonds was
the only ornament worn.
Miss Jessie Cronin entertained a
company of young friends yesterday
afternoon at her home in North Ninth
street. the afternoon being very pleas
antly spent. The features of the aft
3ernoon We're games, music and other
amusements. and in contest the
head prizes were awarded to Miss
Alnlira Starr, Marie Green and Amy
Hutton. Miss Cronin leaves Monday
for Notre Dame academy to enter
upon course of studies and the party
was in the nature-of farewell to
her friends. About twenty little girls
were presents:
The guests at the house party Of
the Misses Barr returned to their
homes terday.-Indianapolis Star.
Among the guests was Miss Maude
Lamb. of this city A large number
of entertainments and social functions
have been given in honor of the house
party guests, and the week proved to
be an exceptionally delightful one.
Messrs. Bartel, Study and Craighead,
of this city, attended several of the
affairs the first of this week, among
them dinner and canoe party.
Married, at the home of Mrs Mark |
O'Hara, 1902 Main street, Thursday
evening", Miss LEILA Bland, of New
castle, and Mr., Eliza Hamilton, of
this city. Only a few relatives and
friends witnessed the ceremony. which
was followed by luncheon Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton will reside here.
Several people from this county,
including Mr.. and Mrs. Charleton and
Mr.. and Mrs. Reaster, from Hagers-
town, and Mrs. Miller, Of this city, at !
tended the wedding of Miss Hattie
Miller to Mr.. Walter Petro, which |
took place at Muncie, Rev. Lacker
officiating. Miss Miller lis well
known in Richmond, having oftern
visited here. .-.
Miss Ida Mendenhall, graduate of
Earlham, and well known in both
college and city circles, has been APP
pointed librarian Of the Indiana
schools. This il, 4 new place in Indi-
ana and is the first one of its kind
in the United States. Miss Menden-
hall. since here graduation from Earl |
ham. has been doing advanced work
Fat Pratt Library Institute, Brooklyn,
and has been teaching.
The September grape meeting of |
the Horticultural Society Of Wayne
County is being held this afternoon in
Glen Miller park, with large num-
Der of members and friends in atten-
dance. The exercises were held in !
the open air. in the grove near the
pavilion Mrs. Nancy Haselton read
the address of the afternoon. A So
cial hour was enjoyed by the guests
and the meeting was one of the most
enjoyable of the season.
Mrs. CrimmeH, of Hartford City,
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