The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-13

OIc III the iiotdoic tftniS VI liz
week was the wedding of Miss Til
lara Haas and Mr.. Harry Smith
| which took place last evening at the
First English Lutheran church. The
wedding colors were green and white
/ Banked in the chancel and organ loft
| were palms in the midst OF which
| were great clusters Of white asters
| Previous to the ceremony Miss Alice
! Knollenberg played program of mu
! sic consisting of Song of Departure
! MendeIssohn "Traumerci" and "Ro-
nance by Schuman.
/ Serenade-Gounod.
| Evening Star'-Wagner.
Nuptial March-AshfOrd.
| 1pring Song-Henselt.
| For the entrance of the bridal par
| ty the Introduction and Bridal chorus
| from Lohengrin were played and dur
| ing the ceremony '1 Love Thee On
1y'' by Gounod, with Mendelssohn' s
| wedding march for the occasional.
Leading the procession and bearing
the white ribbons which marked the
bridal path came the ushers, Mr.. My
ron Malsby. Mr. Dowell King, Mr.
CIamor Bartel, and Walter Craighead
followed by the brides maids, Miss
Gertrude Younggerman, of Indiana
polls and Miss Grace Smith. Then
came the bride and her maid of hon
or. Miss Ruth Mashmeyer AS the bri-
dial party passed slowly down the
aisle the Rev. Howard, the bride
groom and the best man, Mr.. Exum
Haas entered from the pastors study.
The bride was lovely in a gown of
white radium with trimmings of rare
lace. She wore a veil caught in her
hair with half wreath of white rose
buds Her bouquet was shower of
white asters and ferns tied with
white chiffon ribbon.
The maid of honor wore a dainty
gown of pale blue silk batiste trim
med with lace and carried an arm
boauet of white asters and ferns
tied with blue chiffon ribbon. The
maids were gowned IN delicate green
and pink silk batiste fashioned with
lace and insertion and carried French
baskets filled with white asters and
tied with butterfly bows of pink and
green chiffon.
After the service a reception was
held at the home of the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Haas on
South 18th street from to 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Haas were assisted in
receiving by Mr. and Mrs. H. G.
Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith
and the members of the bridal party.
The house decorations were also in
the green and white. In the parlors
the chandeliers were twined with
ASPARAGUS fern and on the nantes
were great clusters of white asters
and ferns In the dining room the
buffet held two French baskets of
white asters tied with white chiffon
ribbon. Ropes of tn asparagus fermo-
sa were draped from the chandeliers
to the four corners of the table, the
centerpiece being of the asters and
ferns. During the evening Runges
orchestra furnished a program of mis-
celaneous music.
Mr. and Mrs Smith will be at home
after October in their newly furnish
ed apartments in the Colonial build
ing.
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Miss Juliet Swayne delightfully."- en-
tertained last evening at her home on
North 18th street with dancing par
ty complimentary to her house guests
Miss Alice Logan. of Philadelphia,
Miss fRoumaine Hardcastle, of Chi
cago, Miss Helen Calhoun of Cham
paigne, Mr.. Homer Harper of St
Louis. Carlos McMasters of Cham
paigne, Warren Grist. of Chicago and
Tom Kaufman Messrs. White and
Wilson furnished the music for the
program of dances. Those invited
were Misses June Elmer. Juliet Cor
win. Josephine Gates. Edith Taylor,
Elizabeth Newman, Marie Campbell,
Edith Nicholson. Lena Englebert, Lee
ma Coffin, Marguerite Wilke. Carolyn
Hollingsworth. Ruby Hunt. Mary Car
son, of Knightstown: Messrs Robert
Sieger. Erville Lockwood Roscoe
mer, RAYMOND Nicholson. Omer Whe-
Ian. Henry Bulla, Wheaton Tallant,
Ray Holton Ramsey Poundstone. Err
man Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Wickham
Corwin and Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Ell
mer.
The n L. Sewing Club held 2 most
delightful meeting yesterday after
noon with Mrs Frank Davenport
south of the city. The time was
spent at needleworlz and refresh
ntents were served.
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The Misses Robe entertained at
dinner at their home in honor of
Miss Julia Honhorst of Cincinnati
the following guests: Mr.. Joseph
Vessel and his fancee. Miss May
Krellkamp, Mr.. Clarence Finney,
Miss Elizabeth Ireton. Mr.. Charles
Luhn. of jacksonville, O., Mr.. Ralph