The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-25
WEDDING OF LUCILLE BOWMAN
FORMER EARLHAM STUDENT,
TOOK PLACE AT INDIANAPOLIS.
Announcement Of the Wedding OF Miss
Ruth Church of Columbus, O., Who
Is Well Known in Richmond, Has
Been Made-Governor kibbey Is
Popular Guest at Many Functions
Society Items Of interest.


ma, who is here visiting his mother.
Mrs. Caroline Kibbey, has had round
of luncheons and dinners since he has
been in this city and several more
functions are planned in his honor.
Yesterday Governor Kibbey was a
busy man. At noon he was the guest
of honor at stag dinner given by
William Dudley Foulke at his home on
Linden Hill. Covers were laid for
twelve. Last evening Mr.. and Mrs.
E. Y. Barnes entertained at dinner in
honor of the Governor at their home
on North A street.
Monday evening a shower was given
to Miss Banch Lamb at her home.
Miss Lamb will be married to Mr..
Charles Davenport, April 80. The
evening was spent in most delightful
manner and music and games were
the features. Many beautiful gifts
of chinaware were received and a
luncheon was served to the guests who
were: Misses Blanche Lamb, Edna
Smith, Myrtle Warner, Daisy Workes,
Ida Packer, Bessie Brown. Pearl War
ner, Mary Brown, Cora Lantz, Mary
Taylor. limo Eikenberry, Ruby Reid,
Ada Mcintosh. Lucy Chrisman, Clara
Adams, Bertha Ashenfelter, Hattie
Eshelman, Mary Eshelman, Ethel Cra-
ter, lone Carroll, Ruth Harris, Clara
Newbern and Minnie Shields.
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The members of the Domestic Sci
ence Association will meet at $3.50
o'clock Wednesday afternoon in the
kitchen of the High School. A paper
on Cereals" will be read by Mrs.
Hawley, this to be followed by a dem
onstration Anyone interester is in
vited to attend this or any future
meeting of the association. The meet
ings of this new organization in the
club life of the town have been very
successful and largely attended.
The Indianapolis News last evening
printed the following account of the
Coble.Bowman wedding:
One of the pretty April weddings
took place last night at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. l.. Bowman, in College
avenue, the bride being their daugh'
ter, Miss Lucille Bowman, and the
bridegroom DR.. Ralph Rayburn Coble
of Spencer. The relatives and friends
were present for the ceremony. which
was performed by the Rev. l.. c. Bent
ley of the Broadway Nj. E. church
The bride was attended by her sister
Miss Irene Bowman, as maid of hon
or; her cousins. Miss Alma Lohr OF
Richmond, and Miss Lillian Carson Of
Newcastle: Miss Helen Holloway ant
Miss Ethel Sahm, of this city, as
bridesmaids. David BEEN of Spen
Ger, was the best man. Miss Mona
Chisholm carried the flowers and Miss
Helen BEEN, OF Spencer, the ring, Miss
Yuba white, yiolinist. and Miss Ma
Sie Branham. pianist, played a pro
gram just before the ceremony, which
was changed to the march from
"Lohengrin" for the entrance of the
bridal party, and to the intermezzC
from "Cavaleria Rusticana" as the
service was read.
The rooms were decorated with fes
ICONS of white ribbons, white weddins
bells and palms, and the green anC
white which were the wedding colors
were used in all the appointments. Tbs
bride wore a white silk crepe, trimmed
with lace medallions and made il
princess fashion. She wore a vel
and carried Bride roses. Miss Bow
man wore white organdy over greer
silk and carried pink roses. TIL,
bridesmaids wore gowns Of green Ko
mura silk combined with white lac
insertion and carried pink carnations
The little girls wore dainty whit
gowns.
The bridal table was adorned wit
white flowers and lighted with whit
candles. At the table with the wed
ding party were DR.. Richard Poole