The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-21

Reception for Miss Ashley at Reid
! Memorial Hospital.
Miss Lulu Likcns and Miss Ruby
Hunt will entertain the Symons-
Hill bridal party.
Friday-Miss Ruby Clark will give a
luncheon for Symons-Hill bridal
! party.
Mrs. Edward r. Beatty will give a
card party.
Saturday-Mrs. Edw. r. Beatty will
| give reception.
Miss Marie Davis entertained infor-
| mally with q dinner last evening in
honor of Miss Regina Denim of Del
| phi, Ind, who is the guest of Miss
| Esther McKone. Covers were laid for
eight, the company included Misses
Esther McKone. Kathryn Conroy, Et-
/ ia Luken, Anna Harrington. Mrs. Ar
mold Kline and Mrs. Arnold Pfeiffer.
| After dinner the following young
men were entertained at whist: Mess
ers: Charles Roser. Ed Wilson, Geo.
McKone. Howard Kamp, James Gold
drick, John Harrington, Arnold Klein
and Arnold Pfeiffer.
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Miss Clara Myrick entertained at
whist yesterday in honor of Miss
Bertha Hill and Miss Kathryn Schaef-
er two brides of the coming week and
Mrs. Oliver Bogue of New York, Mrs.
Frazier of East Orange. and Miss
Charlotte Myrick of indianapolis. The
prize. were awarded to Miss Myrick
and Mrs. Shroyer. The other guests
included Misses Maude Thistleth-
waite, Elizabeth Comstock and Mes
danes George Gates, Will Earhart,
John Shroyer, Frank Reed, Frank Gill
bert, Elmer Eggemeyer and B. b. My
rick.
Last Sunday evening at Friends
church at Fountain City, the wedding
of Miss Mary Eta Fennd and Mr..
Ira Thompson took place at the close
of the evening service. The altar was
beautifully arranged with potted |
plants and cut flowers In profusion. |
The bride and bridegroom were pre-
coded down the central aisle by he |
following young ladies, carrying arm
bouquets of pink carnations: Misses |
Ethel Clifford, Grace Pitts, Mary John
son, Anna Bailey, Grace Birdsall, Ret
ia Thomas, Rena Thomas, and Alta |
Jessup. The bride carried a beautiful
cdluster of white carnations. After
the service Mr. and Mrs. Thomson
left for the home of Mr.. Thompson's
father near Lynn, where a wedding
dinner was served to the relatives
and friends of the young couple
Another wedding of much interest |
was that of Miss Goldie Wisehart of |
Hagerstown and Mr.. George Harter
of Ell5hart which took place yester-
day at high noon. The wedding cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. L.
w. Teeter, During the service and
also in the afternoon music was fur
nished by the Teeter Orchestra of |
Hagerstown. The young couple will
reside in Elkhart.
Miss Bertha Irene Chapman of WI
Cherry Lawn farm. Miss Chapman is
the daughter of Rev. j. Wilbur Chap
man, ID. d.
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Miss Esther McKone delightfully."- |
entertained at Hearts yesterday after |
noon for Miss Regina Donlin who is |
her house guest. The prizes were won
by Miss Blanche Luken and Miss Lii
liam Shofer. Among the guests were:
Misses Eta Luken. Anna Harrington,
Mabel Steinkanp, Loretta Mayer,
Marcella Luken, Marguerite Green,
Ethel Norman. Kathryn Conroy, AL |
ice Griffin and Mesdames Arnold Klein
Arnold Pfeiffer, John Shofer. Fannie
Mitchell DeRuss.
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Last evening the wedding of Mrs.
Elizabeth Ramsey, aged sc years, and
Sample G. Dyer, aged 72 years, took
place at the home of Mr.. Dyer on
South Eleventh street. The Rev. Shir-
ey of the Second Presbyterian church
performed the ceremony.
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was hat luncheon. given for an In
dianapolis bride of last week. The
center piece was a leghorn hat trim
med with pink ribbon. 1t rested on it's
crown. the interior of which was fill
ed with pink roses, failing around it
In delightful confusion. At each place
was a tiny paper hat holding a box of
bonbons and at the side a single red
rose. The name card was the hat box.
On the back of every chair was a rose
pink paper hat which the guests dom
ned as soon as seated. Rose petals
were the bonbons, rose shaded can
dies the lights, and rose centers the
ice cream.
One Of the most important social
pypnfS of the waal- uaS tho popcira1