The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-02

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in Earlham Place, to the members of
the Senior class. The house was
beautifully decorated for the event.
The stair cases were trimmed wit.i
green and in the halls were screens
Of maple bows. Against the walls in
the various rooms were palms and
the mantels were banked with ferns
and cut flowers. Refreshments were
served in the dining room in which
the college colors, yellow and white.
prevailed. For the center of the
table there was huge basket of VIII
roses, Marguerites and ferns and at
either corner were silver candle hold
ers with white candles and yellow
silk shades. Among the guests were
the members of the Faculty and Exec
utive Board and their wives, the par
ents of the students attending the
college from this city and the class,
which is composed of the following:
Misses Elizabeth Barrett, Louise B.
Boyd, Etha Child, Edna Clay, Martha
Clayton, Louise Ebert, Ethel III
wards, Marcia Furnace, Mabel Huff,
Annette Johnson, Minnie Tyler
Maude Moody, iona Williams. Mary
Jones, De Ella Leonard, Lulu Likins
Jennie Lindley, Elsie Marshall, Eve
Munson, Blanche Overdeer, Pearl
Rhinehart, Messrs. Robert Parker
Wendell Reeve, Thurlow Shugart
Park Newman, Nathan Mills, Charles
Lee, William Lear, Forest Kempton
Rufus Allen, Ruben Beachler. Archi.
bald Bond, Orville Brunson, Geo
Crane, Thomas Grave, Otto Haisley
George Hamilton, l. Curtice Huff, Au
gust Spohn, Leon Tyler, Frank
White, Russell Wilson.
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The marriage of Miss Mabel Louise
Talbot, of Indianapolis. to Mr.. Law
renee B. Cummings, of Columbus. O..
took place Thursday night. The bride
is we'll known to numerous Richmond
society people and last summer was
the guest of local friends for several
weeks. In speaking of the wedding
the indianapolis News said last even
ing:
One of the most brilliant wed
dings of the season was celebrated
Thursday night in picturesque Christ
church in the presence of a large
number of relatives and friends. The
bride was Miss Mabel Louise Talbot
only granddaughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
John G. Wright, and the bridegroom
was Lawrence Bedding Cummings
only son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Cum
mings Of Columbus, o., who is now OF
this city. The church was elabor
ately decorated for the event In the
center aisle separating the Dews fol
the family were white and gold wick
or gates, swinging from tall smilay
posts surmounted with Bermuda Ill
les. The choir space. chancel and al
tar were garden of bloom and ferns
Against the screen above were great
masses of white peonies and the altar
rail held gloxinias, giant candytuft
lilies and Bride roses. Set amid the
flowers were Russian cathedral can
delbra with numerous white tapers
The guests were escorted to the pews
by the ushers, William Tafford, Gil
bert Hurry, Arthur Mario, of Boston
Horace Gade of Detroit, Anton Won
negut and Gaylord Hawkins.
THE bridesmaids were Miss Mar
garet lockwood, of this city; Miss
Lucy Halves, of Johnstown. Pa;
Miss Marguerite Lilly, of this city;
Miss Helen Harrison, of Pittsburg
Miss Agate Brown, of Sewickley, Pa.
and Miss Helen Royse, of Lafayette
who walked two and two, then came
Miss Florence Cunningham, of Johns
town, Pa, the maid of honor, then
the little flower maids, Katherine and
Sarah Foster, of Pittsburg, and last
ly the bride with her grandfather
John c. Wright At the front of the
chancel they were met by Mr.. Cum
mings and his best man, DR.. Johr
Ray Newcomb,. and the Rev. James
Dowdel Stanley, rector of the church
who performed the ceremony as the
organist softly played Believe Me II
all hose Endearing Young Charms"
THE bride wore a magnificent
gown of white satin, trimmed with
wide rose point lace, having medal
lions of point d'Alencon, that was the
trimmings of her mothers wedding
gown. The corsage was draped with
point lace. Her veil was caught with
pearls and her jewel was a diamond
bracelet, the wedding gift. She car
ried an arm bouquet of valley lille.
| and asparagus fern, with a shower o.
the fern studded with sprays of the
lilies"
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Woerner, Jr.
gave delightful euchre party al
their home on South Tenth street
Thursday evening in honor of Mis-.
Ida Haner of Indianapolis. Prize:
were won by Miss Haner, Miss Min
ME Landwer, Mrs. John Darnell ant
Mr.. Joseph Brokamp. A three course
| luncheon was served at the close o
the games, Among the guests were
Messrs. and Mesdames Glenn Heck
Joseph Woerner, John Darnell, JohI
Snyder, Geo. Thomas, and JOSEPH
Brokamp. Mesdames Adolph Daul
and Weistt, Misses Laura woerner
Mary Piening, Minnie Lavender, An
ma Kramer, Martha Kusick; Messrs
Metz and Raymond woerner.
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Miss Maude Welshe entertained
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