The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-13

Mrs. Wickham Corwin entertained
at cards yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Howard Campbell or
Fl Wayne avenue. in honor of Mrs
Eugene Richel of Chicago. The dec
orations were pink roses, carnations
and ferns Whist was played al
seven tables, prizes being won by
Mrs. Geo. Williams and the guest
prize by Mrs. Richie. After the games
a three course luncheon was served
The guests were Misses Elsie Beeler
Jessie Beeler, June Elmer, Josephine
Gates. Bess Thompson, Juliet Swayne
Elizabeth Newman, Lena Coffin, Lu
Gle Hollingsworth, Mary Shively, Jul
let Corwin, Meb Culbertson, Marie
Kaufman, Mesdames Joseph Hill. Ru-
doIph Leeds, Fred Carr, Miles Bland
Dudley Elmer, Guy McCabe, Robert
Stimson, Milton Craighead, Fred
Bartel, Elmer Eggemeyer, Ernest
Findley. Howard Jones, Geo. VIII
Iiams, Geo. Smith and William Camp
bell. sH43a o a1ay.
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There will be a meeting of the d.
A. r. Saturday, October Is, with Mrs.
VIII Gaar at the Wescott. Following
is the program:
Innovation,
Music
Settlement of Virginia-Mrs. Alice
L. c. Weist.
RELATIONSHIPS. Ella w. Comstock
Flag Poem,
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Clara |. Judson and the date will be
announced later.
The members of the society are
Mesdames Alice Riest, Julia Gaar,
Camilla Dill. Ellen Reeves, Alice
Gayle, Cecilia Kelley, Jane Hughes,
Hannah Reeves, Ella w. Comstock,
Helen Barnes, jeanette Houghton
Josephine Comstock, Della Dougan,
Clara Judson, Belle Horton and the
Misses Georgia Cole, Grace ROBBIE and
Elizabeth Strickland.
The officers are:
Regent-Mrs H. H. West.
Vice-Regent-Mrs w. w. Gaar.
Treas.-Mrs. Jesse Reeves
Corresponding Secy.-Mrs. H. A.
Dill.
Recording Secy.-Miss Grace ROBBIE
Registrar-Mrs. A. D. Gayle.
Historian-Miss Strickland
Program Committee-Mrs Geo.
Dougan, Mrs. James Judson, Mrs.
Paul Comstock.
There will be meeting of the
Ticknor Club Monday October Is, at
the home of Mrs. Leonard Lemon on
South 18th street. Mrs Bulla and
the program.
A pretty wedding took place We'd
nesday evening at the home of Mrs.
Henry Wiechman on So. 18th street
The bride was Miss Alice Wiechman
and the groom Mr.. Christy j. Bailey.
The only attendants were Miss Ella
Luthaus and Mr.. Jesse Wiechman.
The rooms were attractively decOrat-
ed with golden rod, pink roses and
ferns. The door ways and mantels,
we're festooned with vines and aut-
lmn leaves and Myrtle was twined
about the chandeliers. In the cere.
mony room an altar was made of
white pedestals draped with smilaX
back of which was bank of palms
and ferns, and from above a wedding
bell of white roses was suspended
Previous to the ceremony the Tet,
rauq quartet played a program of bri-
1al music. The bride was lovely in a
of w nd NJ
arm boquet of brides roses The
brides maid was charmingly gowned
in white silk null fashioned over
green silk and carried pink roses.
After the ceremony 3 course we'd
ling supper was served. The brides
able at which were seated the bride
and bridegroom, the brides maid and
he best man and the members of the
family was decorated with Richmond
roses and lighted with red shaded
candles. In the center of the table
wreath of smilax. Mr. and Mrs.
Bailey left for a short wedding jour
ley after which they will be at home
1t number 316 South. 18th street.
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The Flower Mission held the first
Meeting of the season yesterday af
ernoon at the home of Miss Edith
ral1ant on South 18th street.
1t was decided that the annual ball
which has formerly been given in
November should be postponed until
New Years Eve. These society ev-
ents have been held for the past
hree years, and all the proceeds
lave been turned over to charitable
purposes All of the balls have been
Tery successful and have netted the
aides of the club considerable money
" which they were enabled to carry
IN their good work.
An especial effort will be made this
ear to please the large number of
PATRONS of the event and tn Heidle-
,erg Orchestra of Dayton will will
'e engaged to furnish the music for
he evening.