The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-07-03
Social and Personal Mention
Conducted
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very little people. The credit of the
entertainment is due in a measure to
Miss Margaret Windsor of Muncie.
The class of Mrs. J. A. Walls of the
Sunday school. gave the affair.
Bride ........ Bertha Jones
Groom -. James Marchant Williams
Maid of honor Thelma Pyle
Best Man -. .Mahlon Windsor Walls
Bridesmaids . Aleta Boncer
...........-M argery Belle Irk
UsherS Paul Jones
;. .... VIM. Raymond Keys
Minister :. Eugene Elmer Pierce
Minister'S wife ......... Roma Ramp
Brides Father Eugene Shay
Brides Mother 1890. Helen Bentlage
Groom's father ......... Roland Keys
Groom's mother =. Josephine Milford
Grandparents Merle Wendal DeWess
-. .Inez Opal Aten
AuntleS Martha Jones
:. :. ;. :. $500. .Wilhelmine Traum
Cousins :. :. Vivian Marie Harding
.............. Mabel Mote.
Flower girl :. Esther Adele Harris
Brides little brother -. Louis Benge
Invited Guests-Richard Mansfield,
Parker, Lucille Pierce. Charles Kelly
Miles, Helen Massey, Donald Hedrick,
Thelma Benge, Harry Harris, Clara
Belle Fisher. ~
Waitresses-Opal Thomas. Dorothy
Heironimus, Hilda Kirkman, Jessie
Houghton.
Solo-I Cannot Sing the Old Song.
49,. .......... Mark Mann.
Solo-O Promise Me. -. Lorio Pierce
Solo-I Love You Truly ..
>. :. :. Windsor Boyd Harris
Solo-Good Bye Esther Adele Harris
Mrs. Mary Stevens entertained in a
charming manner the Spring Grove
Sewing Circle at its regular meeting
Tuesday afternoon. at her home in
Spring Grove. Eighteen members
were present and spent the afternoon
in a social manner with needle work
Refreshments were served. In two
weeks Mrs Andrew Hoover will be the
hostess at her home in Spring Grove
The club members are planning for a
picnic to be given in the near future
with the husbands ana families of the
members as guests. The date will be
announced later.
The Ladies of the Maccabees will
meet in l. o. o. F. hall Thursday eve
ming at 1880. Fifty members answered
roll call and enjoyed the program
which was given last Thursday even
ing.
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A delightful picnic dance was given |
Tuesday evening at Jackson Park by |
a number of young people of the city |
mplimentary to Miss Winifred |
Wampler of Dayton, Ohio, guest of |
Miss Ethel Lockwood, South Eleventh |
street. Supper was eaten at the park |
and the evening spent in dancing. |
Those present were the Misses Mar |
jorie Pencil, Bessie Thompson, Alice |
Harvey, Ethel Taylor, Florence Dav-
export, Ethel Lockwood and Messrs. |
Dowell King, Glenn Kehlenbrink, |
ur Hill, Myron Majesty, Samuel Rom
ey and Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. Dykeman.
Messrs Harry Myers and Paul Smith /
of Dayton, Ohio, will spend the Fourth |
in this city as guests of the Misses
Ethel Lockwood of this city and Winf-
fred Wampler, of Dayton.
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An interesting meeting of the c. w.
b. M. of the Christian church was
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
tenth street. A large number were
present and listened to two very in
teresting papers by Mrs. Sarah
Childress and Mrs. p. T. Mcclellan,
the former taking for her subject
The Lives of James Calvin and John
Hunt" who were two missionaries to
the Fiji islands. and the latter having
for her subject Our Centennial, It's
Objects, Progress and Plans" Both
papers had been carefully prepared
and created much interest A short
business session was held and the re-
nainder of the afternoon was spent
with social chat and refreshments.
On the first Tuesday in July the So
ciety will meet with Mrs. Robert VIII
son at her home on South Thirteenth
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kolp entertain
I'd a number of young people Tuesday
at their home on North Ninth
street. informally, for the guests of
Miss Maud Zimmerman, Miss Mary
3ayliss of Dayton and Miss Maude
iipe of Alexander, Ind Dancing was
| feature, twenty guests being present.
A large number were present at the
patriotic social which was given Tues
lay evening by the Epworth League of
he Fifth street NJ. f. church in the
'hurch parlors. A most interesting
md enjoyable program consisting of
musical numbers and recitations was
,iven. The rooms were decorated
With the American colors /:
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