The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-01

/ oIH street uIpliILeHldiy 10 MISS
| Florence Smith. The rooms were ar
| tistically arranged in roses and ferns
| The centerpiece for the table was a
mound of American Beauty roses
surrounded with feathery ferns
AT each place was a pink rose can
die stick in setting of dark green
foliage holding pink fairy lamp
The place cards were dainty wedding
bells in pink and white bearing the
name of each guest in gold.
At the close of the dinner pink
boxes in the shape of hearts tied
with bows of pink and white ribbons
were placed on the table. These con
tanned pink velvet jewel boxes in
which were the bride-grooms-elect
gifts, brooches of pink enameled
flowers with a pearl in the center of
each for the maids and gold signet
cuff buttons for the ushers.
Covers were laid for Misses Mary
Veach of Cincinnati, Este1le Stacke-
rel1 of Sioux City. Iowa. June Elmer,
Josephine Gates, Marie Campbell,
Messrs James Gaar. Erman Smith,
Charles Morgan, Henry Bulla and
Wiles Elder of New York.
Mrs. e. B. Grosvenor entertained
informally at dinner at her home in
National Road West Thursday even
ing. There were twenty four guests
present.
Miss Florence Smith will entertain
the bridesmaids of the eeds-Smith
wedding today at luncheon at her
home on East Main street. The
guests will be Misses Marie Campbell
June Elmer, Josephine Gates. Estelle
Stackerell of Sioux City, Iowa and
Mary Veach of Cincinnati.
Misses Kate Jordan. Maude Nor
row, Francis Smith, Helen Reed,
Mabel Tudor, Estelle Minck. Edith
Turner and Ethel Reece of Williams
burg formed a picnic party at the
Glen last evening and attended the
Chautauqua.
Messrs. Carl Baughman and Ralph
Keelor delightfully."- entertained at
dinner Thursday evening at their
tent at the Chautauqua. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brown of
Knightstown, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
KeeIor, Mrs. George Evenbaclx. Mrs
Indie Ballinger, Misses Ida and Fan
ME Evenback, Ella Dickey, Esther
of Muncie, Edith and
Anna Smith, of Columbus, O., Grace
Harold of Muncie. Lizzie and Fannie
Cook, of Muncie, and Helen Davis,
Messrs Walker Land, Frank Brown,
Horace Keller, Clyde Beck, Morton
Frank and George Harold,
of Muncie and Walter. Smith of Co
lumbus, o.
Miss Edith McCabe of North Ala
bama street entertained at dinner
evening in honor of Miss
Hester Griffith of ST. Louis. Miss
Helen Mackey of Boston, Mass, and
Edna Meek of Richmond. Covers
were laid for sixteen.-Indianapo
Star.
Mr.. Erman Smith will entertain
the members of the Leeds-Smith bri-
dial party at dinner this evening at
Cedar Springs.
On Wednesday evening, Aug. 2Sth
quite a pleasant party of friends and
relatives were entertained at the
home of Mrs. Sarah Wilson. mile
and a half west of Brownsville. The
event being in honor of the Rev. NJ
D. Robbins and family of Blocher,
Ind. Refreshments consisting of
melon. fruit, lemonade ARD cake were
served by the Rev. H c. V. Wilson
sent were: Mrs. Sarah A. Wilson, |
he Rev H. c. V. Wilson. Boyd Will |
son. Flora Wilson, the Rev. NJ O. |
Robbins and family. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Jhas. F. Robbins, Frank L. Wilson |
md family. Mr. and Mrs w A Hen I
Y, Mrs. Scott Williams and son Ell /
,ert, of Eaton. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Messrs Chas. Ed and
Vm Watt, Mrs. Vina Watt, Mrs.
Margaret Watt, Miss Clara Watt. Mr.
nd Mrs. Frank Savers. Pete Ryan,
Sora Ryan and Mary Holland
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The Daily Post of La Sale, ILL.,. in its
ssue of August 90, had the following
oncerning the wedding of Ernest
ones:
THE marriage of Miss Edith Glen
enen, daughter of DR. and Mrs.
lloyd Clendenen to Mr. Ernest Ev-
ms Jones of Richmond, Ind. was sol
mnized last evening at o'clock at
he residence of the brides parents
0S Joliet street.
THE bridal party entered to the
trains of Mendelssohn march,
layed by Mrs. Charles l.. Woodward. Z
f Ottawa. H., and the ceremony was8
aid by the Rev. E. j. Rulings of ting