The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-04-05
Saturday Pedro Club, Mrs. Mark
Wilson, South Thirteenth street.

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Mr.. Dudley Northrop Elmer and
Miss Inez Williams were united in
marriage at Z O'Clock last evening at
the beautiful home of the bride. 201S
Main street. 1t was one OF the pref
test home weddings OF the season
and the ceremony was performed In
the presence of about one hundred
and forty five guests.
Promptly at seven o'clock the Te-
trauq quartette, on the second floor,
started the Mendelssohn wedding
march, To the strains of the beauti-
full air the groom with the officiating
minister, the Rev. Mr.. II. III. Hadley,
pastor of St. Paul's Episcopal church,
descended the stairway. He was fol-
lowed by the bride with her father.
Preceding the bride and groom were
the Misses Dorothy Land and Eliza
piece of roses.
In the parlor the bride joined the
groom, standing in the center of the
room under large chandelier deco
rated with ferns, Mr.. Elmer and Miss
Williams were made man and wife
by the Rev. Mr.. Hadley with the i'm
pressiye Episcopalian wedding cere-
mony. While tire ceremony was being
performed tho string quartette softly
PLAYED the old love song, Promise
Me-"
After the bride had received the
ring, the ceremony was brought to a
close by the reciting of the Lords
Prayer.
About seven thirty o'clock the
guests were served at the bridal din
ner. The tables were placed in the
various rooms of the house. which
was generously decorated throughout
with plants and cut flowers of various
kinds, principally roses. At the bridal
table were seated the young ladies
who were members of the brides So
rority at National Park Seminary,
and their escorts. These young ladies
were Miss Marie Campbell, Miss
Frances Campbell, Miss June Elmer,
sister of the groom's, Miss Josephine
Gates and Miss Florence Smith. The
guests were each presented with a
piece of the wedding cake in a novel
manner. Little suit cases containing
pieces of cake were distributed.
Mrs. Elmer's wedding gown was
one of the most exquisite of crea-
tions 1t was of white satin, cut prin-
cess style. The waist was principally
of beautiful Irish lace. For travelling
uour, Mrc E,l,,oor noro a cpoort tot
tornado suit of grey yelling with an
invisible check. Her hat was a large
black picture creation.
After the briday dinner Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer left for the Pennsylvania
station followed by their many young
friends. Arriving there few min
utes before the departure of the train,
the bride and groom bravely faced
the customary ordeal of rice and
confetti. They left on the 9:05
o'clock east bound train for New
York City. They expect to be gone for
at least two weeks and will visit sew
eral eastern points.
One of the rooms ofthe home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams is completely
filed with beautiful and costly gifts
including silverware of every descrip-
ton, articles of cut glass, furniture,
bric-a-brac etc. On the return from
their honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer will make their home at 1912
North A street, which they recently
purchased from Miss Ada Woodward.
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Mrs. G. T. Henchman entertained
last evening to dinner in honor of Miss
Elsie Shafer, who is soon to be mar
ried to Mr.. Harold Pence, of Pitts
burg. The home was beautifully dec.
Grated in white and yellow. The fol-
lowing were present: Mesdames J. W.
Richardson, B. F. Wehrley, James
Lewis, Louis Rhoades, o. B. Full.
ghum, HI. M. Elrode, John T. Foulke
John Cisco, Frank Pierson, of Dayton
Harry Lincoln, j. N. Taylor Shreeve
Shafer and Bipe, and the Misses Geor-
gia Potter, Pearl Cisco and Josephine
Richardson.
Miss Edna Bayer entertained a few
friends at cards at her home on South
Eighth street Tuesday evening. Prizes
were won by Misses Jessie Beeler and
Tillara Haas and by the Messrs. My
ron Malsby and Charles Morgan. An
elegant three course luncheon was
served. The following were the
guests: Misses Jessie Beeler, Tillara
Haas, Gertrude Youngerman, of In
dianapolis, and Grace Peterson, o.
Kansas City, Kansas, and the Messrs
Charles Morgan, Dean Jacques, Wal
ter Craighead, Harry Smith, Myror
Malsby and one of Mr.. Malsby's fellow
cadets at the Culver Military Acad