The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-07-15
SOCIAL NEWS
1921 Bell Phone 81

ing party last evening at Jackson's
park in honor of her house guest, Miss
Marie Austenkemp, of Cincinnati. Pi-
ano and drums furnished the music.
The guests were Miss Hazel Freeman,
Miss Marie Campbell, Miss Fannie
Jones, Miss Josephine Gates, MissJul-
let Swayne, Miss Jessie Beeler,, Miss
Mary Gaar; Messrs. Orville Conner,
Howard Thomas, Owen Kuhn, Norman
Craighead, Erman Smith. Charles Nor
gan, Walter Craighead and Wilson Ma
gaw.
Misses Edna Smith and Marguerite
holland entertained their house guests
Misses Josephine Kirkhoff of Indiana
polls and Miss Hazel Dimond Of Fort
Wayne, at a picnic party yesterday
at Glen Miller. In the party were
Misses Irene Hart. Lucille Townsend.
and Blanche Conley; Messrs. George
Skehan, Guy Anderson, Scott Gilisple,
.RolIo Beck, Robert Thomas and Her
bert Dickinson.
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The wedding of Miss Laura Smith
meyer, of South Seventh street and
Mr.. Daniel Conner took place this
morning at nine o'clock In Indianapo-
lis. The ceremony was performed at
the home of the brides sister, Mrs.
Frank Dorflin of 1923 East Ohio street.
The rooms were arranged in a most
attractive manner with summer flow
ers and ferns. Only the immediate
family was in attendance. A wedding
breakfast was served to the members
Of the party. Mr.. and Mrs. Conner
left for a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls, Toronto and to various points in
Canada. Upon their return they will
be at home to their many friends. 1877
South Seventh street. Misses Mary
and Carrie Smithmeyer with Miss
Gertrude Pardieck of this city were
in attendance.
Miss Katie Simpson of Peoria, ILL
nois, and Lenora Shiveley OF this city,
visited friends in Eaton, Ohio, Thurs
day. Miss Simpson will return to her
home in Peoria, Friday.
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The Sunday school of the First
Presbyterian church held it's annual
picnic this afternoon at Glen Miller
park.
Miss Bertha Taylor of South Eighth
street, will leave tomorrow for Chica.
go where she will visit for about two
weeks. She will also visit at various
places before returning home.
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A picnic party at Glen Miller last
evening was composed of Misses Clara
Fraumann. Sadie Daub, Bessie and
Vada Thompson. and Clara Thomas.
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The Misses Mildred and Edna Barn
hill of Indianapolis will be the house
guests Of Miss Edith Duke Ali Lincoln
street next week AS Miss Mildred is
an active member of the Indianapolis
Musical club and an artist graduate
of pianoforte her visit here is being
looked forward to by quite few must
cal people. Several social functions
will be given in their honor. Miss Mil
dred will go to Europe the first OF
August and will continue her study OF
music for four years.
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Mr.. and Mrs. O.. s. Harrison were
pleasantly surprised last evening by
about thirty members of the Third M
e. church at their home 700 National
avenue. The affair was in the nature
Of porch and lawn party. The hours
were spent socially. Light refresh
ments were served.
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Miss Edna Greenhoff left this morn
ing for Piqua, O., where she will at
tend the wedding of Miss Minnie Sin.
ger, which takes place this evening.
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The most important social event TO,
today Is the lawn party which is be
ing given at the home of Mrs George
Dilks, ST., in Spring Grove, this aft
ernoon.
number of friends have planned
trolley party for tomorrow evenins
in honor Of the birthday anniversary
Of Mrs. Andrew Ingrahm and for Miss
Mary Denzelman of Richmond, who
is the guest Of Mrs. Iagrahm.-Indian
apolis Star.
A dancing party will be given Sat
urday evening at the Country clut
house for the members.
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A very pretty wedding took place
this morning at High Mass at ST. An
.drew's church. The bride was Mis-:
Anna Kutter, daughter of Mrs. The
resa Kutter, 42S South Ninth stree
and the groom was Mr.. Harry Essen
macher. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Frank Roell Mr.
Otto j. Rainier played Lohengrin':
wedding march. The bride wore ;
beautiful dress Of pale blue silk anC
large blue picture hat. The maid O
honor. Miss Mary Essenmacher, sis
ter to the groom, wore charmins
white lingerie dress with hat t,
match. Mary Winter, the little fiowe
girl, was also attired in white.
large number of the friends of botl
parties witnessed the ceremony.
wedding breakfast was served to tn,
party at the brides home.
The young people will make thei
home In this city. They have the con
CALCULATIONS of their many friends an,