The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-27

! Trimble, Elnora Furendorf, Maude
ThimbIe, Nettie Picket, Geneva Eli
| OFT: Messrs. Frank Dolloff, Charles
BulIerdick, George Elliott, Louis
Burke, Christopher Hill, Leslie Al
bright, Frank Elliott and John Cox of
indianapolis.
The New Castle Courier says:
One of the most beautiful weddings
of the season was that of Miss Anna
Doddridge and Benjamin E. Rooms,
which took place Wednesday evening
in the presence of 125 invited guests
at six o'clock, at the beautiful coun-
try home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs John F. Doddridge. The
house was tastefully decorated, car
rying out the color scheme of pink.
and white. Previous to the beautiful
and impressive ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. u. S. A. Bridge,
Miss Mabel Stuart of Earlham played
program of bridal airs. Promptly
at six o'clock the bridal party des-
cended the stairs, first came Misses
Ross of Kokomo, Ethel Peterson of
Richmond, Anna Sutton of Balbec,
Ind, and Ira Rauck of indianapolis
college, friends of the bride, acting
as ribbon bearers. Then came the
little ring bearers, Master Ray and
Miss Madge Yauky. The groom was
attended by his brother, Bert Rooms,
and Miss Mary Hilligross acted as
maid of honor The brides dress
was white silk radium over white
taffeta trimmed with Princess lace
and she carried brides roses. The |
groom was attired in the convention |
al black. The ribbon bearers were |
charmingly gowned in pink and !
white At the close of the impress
sive ring ceremony, the bridal party |
proceeded to the dining room. The |
couple will make their home on a
farm near -Mooreland-New Castle
Courier.
Miss Vessie Stinson was delightful
ly surprised Wednesday evening, at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stinson, three miles
west of Richmond. Those present
were Misses Flossie Railsback, Ad-
line Rhoe. Jennie Hadden, Tryphina
RubIey, Ruby Voss, Lucy Gard, Matil-
la Rhoe, Bertha and Halle Sims of
Messrs Willie Gard, John
Vernon Railsback. Richard
3hoe, Daniel Gard Elmer Rhoe, Clar-
ence Jenkins, Oliver Hadden, Gar
ence Rhoe, Robert Rhoe and Curtis
3ailsback, Messrs and Mesdames
Captain Rhoe, Mike Rhoe, Frank
aailsback. Mrs. Joe. Jenkins, Mrs.
Walter Ellis and daughter Edna of
City. Taffy pulling and
,ames afforded the amusements for
he evening.
o. f. Fulghum was delightfully."-
urprised last night when over eighty ]
present and forme stu
ents of the Richmond Business Col ,
eye, went to his home on the Asylum ,
toad. The affair was given to show
he high regard in which he was held
y the students of the institution.
'rof Campbell on the part of those
resent presented Mr.. Fulgham with
beautiful gold headed cane. Re-
reshments were served and a most
elightful time was enjoyed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Louise Gross living a
t 42S South Sixth street, were very
leasantly surprised yesterday after S
Don by large company of friends
nd relatives who gathered to cele-
rate their fiftieth wedding anniver
airy. The children, grand children
nd great-grand children were pres l.
ut. Mr.. Gross is eighty years of age
lille Mrs. Gross is seventy years of +
ge. Many beautiful and useful gifts \
ere presented the aged couple.
alter in the afternoon an elegant f
ncheon was served the guests. \
hose present were Mesdames Geo. t
ymaster, Will Gross, Frank Sauers,
harles Gross, Henry Epping, Rick, 4
lncoln Wiggans, Weber John Goeh- +,
or, VIII Essamacher, Hawkins. Har- v
Thomas, Walter Epping, Harold
homas.