The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-16

her attendants at the altar We're the
Rev. Smith the bridegroom and his
best man, Mr.. ErvilIe Lockwood.
The bride was beautiful in an ex-
quisite gown of white chiffon cloak
fashioned over a foundation of silk
and lace She wore tuIle veil,
caught with a wreath of white roses
and carried a shower bouquet of
white roses and ferns tied with white
chiffon ribbon. The maid of honor
was beautifully gowned in white net
over blue silk made enprincess and
carried bouquet of white asters tied
with blue chiffon ribbons.
The maids wore charming gowns
of white net over delicate green and
pink silk and carried clusters of
white asters tied witt green and pink
chiffon ribbons Following the cere-
monny a reception was held at the
home of the brides parents on South
Eleventh street. Only the bridal
party and the immediate families be
ing present.
There the appointments were in
green and white. In the parlors were
great clusters of asters and ferns.
L
ing draped with the asparagus fer
mosa. The brides table, which was
in the dining, room held vase of as
tiers and ferns and at each end were
silver candelabro holding white la
pers with green shades. Scattered ar
tistically over the cloth were vines of
asparagus sprengeri. The place
cards were in the form of tiny sacks
of rice done in gold for the maids and
for the men, small coaches, to which
were attached the sign, ga Good
Union job"
On the mantel and buffet were
vases of asters and ferns and draped
from the chandelier was the aspara-
gus sprengeri studded with the as
ters. Seated at the brides table were
Mr.. and Mrs Wheaton Tallant,
Misses Alice Harvey, Constance Bell,
Ethel Taylor, Messrs. Glenn Kehlen-
brink, Tom Kaufman and Erville
Lockwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tallant left last even
ing. for an extended trip in Wiscon-
sin On their return they will be at
home at No III North Ninth street.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Tallant are
among Richmond's most popular
young people and have the best
wishes of a host of friends.
Among the out of town guests at
the wedding were Miss Isabelle Kidd,
Mrs. e. r. Hayes, Mr.. Arthur Kidd
and Mr.. Robt jenkins, of Columbus,
O.. Miss Myrtle Wooters, of Indianap-
oils. and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Chap
man, of Indianapolis.
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Mrs. B. b. Johnson delightfully."- en-
Lertained with an informal dinner
party last evening a, her home on
East Main street in honor of her son,
Fred Johnson. of Indianapolis The
able was charmingly arranged with
fall roses and ferns. At each plate
there was crystal candlestick, hold
ing a wax taper shaded with a green
silk shade. The favors were asters.
The guests were Misses Lent Engle-
bert, Nina Pennell and Ruby Hunt,
Messrs. Ernest Hill and Omer Whea-
an.
Miss Helen Calhoun, of Champagne,
d.
Mr. Warren Geist, of Chicago. Mr. |
md Mr.. Homer Harper. or st. Louis,
who have been the house guests of
Mis- Juliette Swayne for the past
week, left for their homes Saturday. |
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Mrs. Fred Davidson, nee Elsie Mar
in, of Fowler, Ind, is the guest of
Ter parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Mar
in, SO North Fifth street. Mrs. Da- |
-idson will informally receive Mon
lay afternoon from to O'Clock. |
rhe invitations have been issued
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Mrs. Alice Price and Mrs. Will Nc |
Sullough entertained at cards at the |
lone of Mrs. Price on North Fiji I
zenith street Friday In honor of Mrs |
of Los Angeles, Cal I
prizes were won by Miss Clara Weld
Ter and Mr.. Daniel Weber.
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Miss Grace Smith. Rena Haner and I
ethel Nalatt entertained with dane
ne party at Jackson park Friday
vening in honor of Miss Loretta
slum, of Chicago, Miss Phoebe Bates,
# Kokomo, and Mrs. Crockett Brook
lie
Messrs. White and Wilson furnish
d the music. The guests were
Iisses Edna Bayer, Ruth Mash
meyer. Marie Davis, Ella Lemon, Es-
her Thomas, Ellen Swayne, Aida
'wayne Marjorie Pennell, Cora In
leman, Eta Luken, Anna Harring-
on, Marie Knollenberg, Alice Nor
att, Gertrude Youngerman. of In
annapolis, Mrs. Maude Eggermeyer
nd Mrs Bert Martin. Messrs Ray
Iarchant, Carl Pierson, Fred Wig
'harles Roser. Dorrel King, John
harrington, James Goldrick, VIII
enlSins, Howard Dickinson, Alfred
'irch. Bert Martin, Walter Craig
cad, Edward Warfie, Arthur Ellis,
Ieorge McKone and Edward Wade,
indianapolis.
Miss Cora Ingleman will entertain
lie coming week for Miss Flossie
Iarper of Frankfort.
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Miss Ruby Reid will give a picnic