The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-05-01

1ul and eHeCllFe, dfi0OuS0 SIMPLE III
all of its appointments was that OF
Mr.. Wallace Boys Simmons and Miss
Mabel Reid, which took place Tuesday
evening at the Christian church. the
hour being six O'Clock. Three humid
red invitations were issued for the
ceremony, while fifty relatives and
friends were entertained at the home
after the ceremony. Previous to the
ceremony, for probably a half hour. a
by the Tetrauq quartet and for the
entrance of the bridal party the Lo
hengrin wedding march was sung by
the Misses Marie Kaufman, karolyn
Karl and Haley Harold. Leading the
procession were the ushers, who had
previously stretched the ribbons for
the bridal party. They were Messrs
Charles Commons, James Goldrick.
John Ratliff, of Spiceland and Edward
King. The bride entered with her
father and same down the east aisle
while the groom came down the west
aisle with the minister, the Rev. S.
W. Traum. The beautiful and impress
sive ring ceremony was used, the
bride being given away by her father.
During the ceremony the quartet play
ed Schumann ''Traumerie," which
was changed to Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march. The altar at the church
was banked with palms, the simplicity
of the decorations adding to the beau
ty of the wedding.
A reception followed at the home or
~ Eleventh
and a wedding supper was served.
The decorations We're pink, white and
green, palms, smilax and pink and
white roses being used. The chande-
liers were festooned with the sm1lax
and in the center of the brides table
was a French -rasket of pink and white
roses, tied with butterfly bow.
White candles illuminated the table.
at which were seated beside the bride
and groom, the ushers, Mr.. Fred Gen
nett, Miss Hazel Reid, Misses Ethel
and Ruth Boaz, OF Cincinnati, Miss
Mary Jay and Bertha Kelsey. The
other guests were seated at small ia
bles.
The bride was gowned in radium
silk over chiffon taffeta and wore
wreath of flowers in her hair. For
gown she wore blue silk with
nat to match.
Mr.. and Mrs Simmons left Tuesday
evening for Chicago and will be at
home to their friends after June the
'irst at I'LL South B street. Mrs.
Simmons is a daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Pettis A. Reid and is a charming
and popular young woman. The
groom is highly esteemed young
nan and both have a host of friends
whose wishes they enjoy.
Among the out-of-town guests who
,ame for the wedding were Mr.. and
Mrs. Beaver, of Columbus, O., Mrs.
Martin Kelly, of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs
George Guertin, of Detroit, Misses
ng Boaz and son, Herbert of Cincin-
,ati.
Mrs. Mary Johnson will entertain
he Pansy club Thursday afternoon at
Ter home on South Ninth street. The
members will devote their time to
and luncheon will be
erved.
+ s.
At high noon, Wednesday, the we'd
ling of Mr. Dempsey e. Dennis and
Hiss Eunice Shute, of Waynesville, O.,
ook place at the home OF the bride, in
Rev. Clarence NJ. Case,
astor of the South Eighth Street
friends church, this city, performed
he ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
anne. Immediately after the ceremo-
", to Richmond, and will be at home
o their friends on Lincoln street.
lmong the out of town guests were
Irs. Richard Sedgwick, and daughter.
fargaret, Miss Sedgwick being maid
f honor, Miss Edith Moore, Mrs. John
Elliott and Mrs. Charles Shute, all of
his city. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis
ave the congratulations Of host of
riends. Mr.. Dennis is employed at
he Model Clothing store.
Mrs. Charles S. Wolfer is entertain
ng the Woman's Foreign Missionary
ociety of the First NJ. E. church this
fternoon at her home on North Eigh-
zenith street. The program, which
5 being given follows: Devotional SER
ices, Mrs. d. w. Stevenson; solo, Miss |
Iaude Sweet; address, Mrs. r. NJ. Ste |
ems: song by society: paper; solo, Miss
[uldah Henley. Refreshments will |
blow the program.
Mrs Quincy Hill will entertain the /
aides Aid society of Reid Memorial /
ospital Thursday afternoon. at her /
ONE on East Main street The mem I
ers are all requested to he present at /
70 O'Clock, promptly.
Mrs. E Z. Pierce will entertain the
aides Missionary society of the |
Tristan church next Tuesday after
Don. at her home on North West
bird street.
Mr. III. B. Turpin was here Tuesday
arrangements for the Fan