The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-08

w Iliob Siub save a
kitchen shower yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss Bertha Hill, whose mar
riage to Mr.. Oscar Simons of Mime
apolis, takes place the latter part of
this month. Whist was the feature
of the afternoon after which a lunch
con was served. The members in
clude the following: Mesdames Frank
Gilbert, Frank Reed, Fred Bartel, Ell
mer Eggemeyer. Edward Beatty, Miss
es Maude Thistlewaite, Clara Myrick,
Susan Kelsey, Bertha Kelsey, Helen
Beatty, Bertha Hill and Ruby Hunt,
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This evening the Kibbey Athle tic AS
sociation will give dance at Jack
son Park. Many young people from
the city will be in attendance. The
music will be furnished by White and
Wilson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gennett gave a
dinner last evening at their home on
East Main street to the directors of
the May Festival and their wives.
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Miss Clara Pitman and Miss Carrie
Schwegman gave parcel shower
Wednesday afternoon in honor Of
Miss Hilda Werner, whose marriage
to Charles Brokamp has been an
nounced. The guests were: Misses
Nellie Burton, Alice Jarvice, Ada
Thorman, Clara Twehus, Minnie Mich
ter, Hazel Ptman, Gertrude Epring,
Nettie Cook, Clara and Therese VIM
mer, of Piqua, Ohio; Mamie Schweg-
man, Anna Blickwedel and Clara Pit
man.
The Wednesday Duplicate Club
was entertained yesterday aftNr-
noon at the home of Mrs. w. A. ~:
pie on North Thirteenth street. We'd
uesday afternoon the children and
grandchildren of Mrs. Elizabeth
Starr assembled at the home, of Mr.
and Mrs. John Fromme on South Sew
enth street, wher a dinner was serv-
ed in honor of Mrs. STAIRS eightieth
birthday anniversary. The rooms
were decorated in garden flowers and
foliage, the table in the dining room
having a vase of Richmond roses for
the centerpiece. Friends and rela-
tives called during the day and Mrs
Starr received many congratulations.
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Furnishings for porch living room
for summer may be found now to pro-
duce the most charming effects as
well as of comfort. The formation
for an out of door living room should
be willow or mission. Willow is bet
ter to stand all sorts of weather. There
should be several good sized divans
piled hig with pillows; low chairs and,
swing hung from the rafters AL
ways have pillows in abundance, and
the best sort of filling is moss which
rain cannot spoil Cover one side
with thin oil cloth and the other with
khaki, which is durable and easily
cleaned. Then all you have to do at
night when you go in is to turn the oil
cloth side up to keep them fresh. For
mats choose those woven of grass,
fibre or reeds, with a blending of nat
ural colors and green's and browns to
harmonic WIN the rest or the furnish
ngs. Palms and potted plants serve
to heighten the out door effect
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A pretty home wedding took place
Wednesday, the bride being Miss Ma
rie Neiman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Richard Neiman, and the groom Mr.
Howard Sudhoff. The floral decora-
tions were of roses, carnations and
smilax, the smilax formed a canopy,
the corners of which were attached to
the chandelier. and huge white wed.
ding bell being suspended from the
center, under which the party stood.
during the service. The brides
gown was a beautiful Paris muslin.
trimmed with IRISH point and medal
Ions, and her bouquet was a shower of
white roses. The maid of honor was
Miss Iva Hennemeier. who wore
charming costume of white lace lawn,
and carried pink roses. Mr. Harry
Nieman acted as best man. The dec
orations were of Richmond roses and
carnations. mass of palms and ferns