The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-02

one hundred near friends and relatives
present. The Rev. Roell performed
the ceremony, which was Immediately
followed by low mass. AS witnesses
and standing at the altar with the
bride and groom were Mr.. John Har-
rington and Mr.. A. G. Luken. Prof.
Joseph Richter played the Lohengrin
wedding march for the entrance OF
the bride and groom who were unat-
tended and the Mendelssohn wedding
march for the exit. program OF APP
propriate bridal airs was also played
during the ceremony. The bride MADE
a charming picture in travelling SUIT
of navy blue wolfe over blue and white
check and wore a blue hat with
plumes Immediately after the cere-
many they left for Washington and
New York on honeymoon trip On
their return they will be at home TO
their friends at 1419 North G street.
Both young people are prominent IN
the social life of the city Mrs. Har-
rington is a daughter of MIR. A. @. Luz
ken and MIR. Harrington is son OF
Mr. and Mrs. John j. Harrington, OF
North Twelfth street. He is associat-
ed with his father in the saddlery
business.
The members of ST. Andrews high
school with Prof. Joseph Richter in
charge picnicked at Greensboro Mon
day, both for dinner and supper There
were forty present and they spent the
day in a most enjoyable manner.
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Wednesday morning at nine O'Clock
the wedding of Mr. William Stole and
Miss Jeanette Nellie will be solemn
lied at ST Andrews church, Rev. F..
A. Roell officiating. One hundred in
vitations have been issued. The we'd
ding will be beautiful one as well as
prominent The brides attendant will
be Miss Bertha Melle. her sister, and
the best man will be Mr.. Anton Stole,
brother of the groom.
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Miss Edith Tallant has gone to
Vicksburg. Miss, where she will Wis
it relatives for several weeks.
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Mrs. Mary Stevens is entertaining
the members of the Spring Grove Sew
ing Circle this afternoon at her home
IN spring GTOFe
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Monday evening at the First Eng
1ish Lutheran church the members of
the Trifolium Literary society held the
last meeting for the season, which was
in the form Of banquet Covers
were laid for forty and an elaborate
three course supper was served. The
"tri" was carried out in all the APP
pointments Of the affair the tables be-
ing placed to form a triangle. The
decorations were green and red. Aft
er the supper a number of toasts were
given. with Mr.. Oliver p Nusbaum as
toast master as follows: Our Clubs.
Miss Emma Engelbrecht; "Our Socie-
ty.'' Miss Anna Fetta: THE Ladies,
the Rev Mr. Howard: THE Men," Miss
Ida Bentlage: 1.-The West" Miss Min
ter: "Futter" Mr.. Everett Knollen-
berg: Cur Future Miss Nellie Fetta:
Our Members" Miss Ida Meyer. All
members Of the club were present with
the following guests: Mrs. f. G. How
ard. Miss Minter of Atkinson. Kansas,
and Everett Knollenberg. of Dryden
Texas This ends a very successful
season. the meetings all being of excep-
tioual profit to the society. Next
September they will resume their
study with Germany as the subject.
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The following young ladies formed a
picnic party at Cedar Hills Monday:
Misses Ada Snyder, Hilda Drathring,
Margaret Campbell. Josephine Burk-
hardt Martha Wishmeyer. Flora
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Burkhardt.
A charming party was given Monday
afternoon by Miss Bessie Thompson at
her home on North Twelfth street,
complimentary to Miss Winifred Wam-
pier of Dayton. o.. who is the guest of
Miss Ethel Lockwood. The affair
was in the nature of thimble party. A
luncheon in two courses was served in
the dining room, which was made at /
tractive with clusters of crimson ram
bier roses. The table was lighted
with white cathedral candles in crys- |
tai candlesticks. The guests were the
Misses Ethel Lockwood, Marjorie Pen
nell, Ruby Wilson, Anna Ross, Elsie
and Jessie Beeler, Florence Davenport |
and Mrs. T.. J. Dykeman and Mrs. /
Wickham Corwin. This evening at |
Jackson Park, a picnic dance will be
given for Miss Wampler. with sixteen
young people in the party.
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Mrs. Caroline Hyde will entertain
the members Of the Wonlan's Foreign /
Missionary society of Grace NJ. f.
church Wednesday afternoon at her
home. 200 North Eighteenth street
All members are requested to be pres
ent at 200 O'Clock. Mrs. Foote who
has spent eight years as medical
missionary in India, will give a talk on
her work.
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The meeting of the Missionary soci-I
ETY. OF the First Babtist church.
which was to have been held this week
has been postponed until August. Il
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Penny of