The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-30

| Miss Eva Johanning gave deli
Intful party the past week at her
[ome on South G street compliment
Ery to Miss Ethel Worth of Delphi
nd Mr.. Myron Bridge of Elkhart.
I[usic and games were the features
lad a two course luncheon was sery-
III. The guests were: Misses Matilda
ess. Edna Early, Carolyn Swayne.
|azel Bendfeldt, Messrs Albert Tess,
Charles King. Albert Longfellow,
ghomas. Pryor and Ross Apparatus
Miss Ruth Kinsey entertained IN
|,rmaIly Friday afternoon at her
|ome on North Sth street in honor
|, Miss Rose Gennett who will spend
he winter in California. The guests
|ere Misses Mildred Gaar, Agnes
ksggg, Louis Williams, Katheryn
terneider. Fannie Jones, Martha Nc
E1ellan, Bertha Carver, Mary Dick
BISON, Emerald Hasecoster, Elaine
|pnes, Alton Clapp and Merle Weeg-
kman.
The year book of the Music Study
Hub for the seasons 1867 has been
|sued The officers are: President,
/ rs. Harry Downing, Vice President,
rs Will Earhart, Secretary. Mrs.
/. B. Hunt, Treasurer. Miss Alice
|noIlenberg, Advisory member, Mrs.
hines Morrison The subjects and
bmposers to be studied this winter
re Saint-Saens, Massenet-Cham-
kade-Faure, Cherubini Scarlatti,
|he Elder. THE Fugue and Canon
Donizette, Verdi
[ascagni, Tristram and Isolde. the
School and Greig. Prof.
|arhart will give several interesting
|lks on 1.-THE Simpler Musical
|orms" and Mrs. Ada Bernhard will
We an analysis of 1.-The New World
The marriage of Miss Coe Bron-
bn Blodgett and Mr. Edward p.
Fennan took place last evening at
light o'clock at the home of the
Fides parents. The Rev. Joseph
Flartrand of s. S. Peter and Paul's
burch oficiated. The ceremony was
Erformed in the living room, the bri-
p party standing under a canopy of
lte and green Miss Ruth Frank
b played TIE "t'iI~rams Chorus
hd Miss Helen Ferlin sang 20
Fomise Me" inst before the cere-
|ony. The ushers were Messrs
hrle James and Hugh Smith. The
bbon bearers, Katheryn Rauche of
transport and-Elsanor Day. The
bwer maid was Miss Imogene Smith |
New Castle. The ring bearer was
iss Helen Stout Miss Bess Stouff-
of Logansport was the maid of |
,nor and Mr.. Lewis Blodgett the |
st man The bride wore a hand |
me gown of silk mousseline over |
Liz with trimmings of Brussels net |
ID pearls and carried an arm boquet |
white roses. The maid of honor
as charming in a gown of lowered
candle trimmed with lace and in |
rtion and carried pink asters. The |
1g bearer was gowned in blue silk |
Id carried the ring in a white rose. /
he flower maid wore cream silk |
ousSeline and Garfield a French bas- |
t filled with asters. Miss Rauch
pre- pale green and Miss Day wore
vender. The brides travelling gown |
is dark red broadcloth with hat to |
rrespond. After visit to the
'rthern part of the state, Mr. and |
rs. Brennan will be at home after
1vember at the home of Mr.. and |
rs. Blodgett. 291S Capitol Avenue,
indianapolis News.
Among the outof-town guests were
!. and Mrs. J. H. Griffis and son
andon of this city.
X ~
Mrs. George Lammert entertained
party of young ladies' at her home
South Seventh street last even
z in honor of Miss Opal Renner, of
,komo. and Miss Helen Brown. of
licago.
The Womens Missionary Society
the Reid Memorial United Presby-
ian church held its meeting this
eek at the home of Mrs. Leftwick
North 10th street The next meet
, will be with Mrs. Frank Glass \;