The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-14
THE PAST WEEK.

nome on South Fourteenth
Misses Nettie Cook and Rose Brink
er gave reception at the home O
Miss Cook in honor of Miss Nellie
BurAon.
Miss Gertrude Hastings entertained
with luncheon in honor of Miss Hell
en- Hoover. bride of the week.
A supper party was given at Bethe
In honor of Misses Norah Heron, Bess
Boster and Frederick Faulkner, OF
Connersville, who were the house
guests of Miss Ruby Hunt.
Mrs r. F. Baker was the hostess
for a meeting of the Criterion Literary
club.
Mr. Alfred Jones of 1'erre Haute en-
tertained at dinner at the Westcott in
honor of Miss Helen Hoover
The Magazine Club met with Mrs.
Warren Clifford.
Tuesday.
Mrs Samuel Mather entertained the
members Of the Spring Grove Sewing
Circle
The Aftermath met with the Misses
Moorman at their home on South Six
tenth street.
The w. II. NJ. S. of the NJ. E. church
met with Mrs. Close.
The Epworth League of the First
NJ. T.. church gave social and enter
Ainment in the church parIors.
The wedding of Miss Helen Hoover
laughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Hoov-
sr and Mr.. Alfred Elihu Jones of Terre
Haute, took place at the South Eighth
Street Friends church.
Mrs. w H. Afford entertained the
a1,,I
partments in the Wayne.
Wednesday,
The wedding of James e Petry of
Eldorado, and Miss Carrie Code of
Webster, took place.
The History club held its first meet
ing of the season at the library.
Mrs. Milo Terrell entertained the
members of card club at her home
On South Eleventh street.
Miss Lillian Yost was the hostess
FOR a meeting of the Cycle Literary
club.
Mrs. William Campbell entertained
The Duplicate Whist club at her home
On East Main street.
Mrs. Chauncey Rifle entertained
the Alice Carey club.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ryan enter
iained at their home in Fairview.
/. The wedding of Miss Alice Wiech-
nan and Mr.. Christey Bailey took
place.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dalbey enter
aimed the Larkin Whist club.
Mrs John Poundstone gave a tea
FOR Mrs. j. c. Cook of Chicago.
:. Miss Edith Tallant was the hostess
br a meeting of the Flower Mission.
The Catholic Order of Foresters
gave a card party in the school hall.
Mrs Guy Duvall entertained the |
PRISCILLA Sewing club.
Mrs. Will Wicket entertained in hon
+ of several out of town guests.
Friday.
Mrs Wickham Corwin entertained
cards in honor of Mrs. Eugene
.ichey of Chicago.
The Knights of Columbus observed |
olumbus Day with a card party and
ance at their club rooms.
The Audubon Society met with Mr..
nd Mrs. Jesse Reeves at their home |
n North Tenth street.
Mrs. Leslie Cook entertained the
iembers of card club at her home
n North Fifteenth street.
18th smoker in honor of Mr.. J. F.
lder of New York, and j. c. Cook
Chicago.
The Parkersburg, W. Va, Dispatch
Jews give an elaborate account of
he wedding of Miss Virginia Snod-
rasS and Mr.. John A. Luttrell. The
room is well known to many Rich
iond. people. He resided here for
NO years, having been connected
18th the c. C. & l.. general freight
apartment offices here. The Park
rsburg, Dispatch News says in part:
on Wednesday evening at nine
clock amidst the glorious settings
greAp palms and trailing autumn
ines enriched with a cluster of bril-
] ant bittersweet. was solemnized the
i ,arrfage of Miss Virginia Quarter
! nodgrass. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
] Iinnard Snodgrass. and Mr. John A !
bttrell. son of Mr. and Mrs. b. Z.
lIhttrelIs of Virginia 1t was cere-
mony o greatest simplicity, but rare
charm of beauty and appointments,
and wa witnessed by the two immed- !,
late. IA miles and several very near
relative 5.
Glow ng tinted bittersweet was us
ee in lie hall of the Snodgrass home,
and in the drawing room where the I
ceremt ny took place only green was l
used. Palms on high pedestals were
ABRAMS ed on either side of the win 8
dow il the west side of the room. and
twiniT : about them were vines aud +
smila, and at the base of these pTd-
estals graceful ferns, which added
not little to the effective arrange
ment
TIL rnantel decorations were much
ADM ed. the Wandering Jew. a very |
grace full and brilliant vine of thick i
foliai e, was placed over the mantel
ard lung to the floor. In the library i
the anne foliage was used as a de-
light Nl setting for the myriad fall t
flow lrA
Al 9 S'clock Mr.. Charles A Bukey, /
play I'd a favorite wedding selection