The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-05-20

received today by richmond people'
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Carr
request the pleasure Of your presence
at the marriage
of their daughter,
Gertrude Elizabeth
TO
Mr.. Charles P. Jameson
Saturday afternoon, June the sixth,
nineteen hundred and eight
four o'clock
% West St. Clair street,
indianapolis.
The AT Home" cards are for after
July the first, % West st. Clair street
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Mr.. Fritz KrulI of indianapolis who
has a vocal class in this city will give
a recital Monday evening, May % il
the parlors Of the Starr Piano com
pany. The program will be ANNOUNCED
Saturday. Some Of the beS1 local tai
ent of the city Is on the program. Al
those who are interested are cordial
~ invited to attend this recital as il
will be one Of the musical events o.
the early summer social calendar.
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A very charming informal rece ptior
was given yesterday in honor of Mrs
Frank Mabey, a recent bride, by Mrs
Stevens Clenehius and Mrs. Charles
Mabey, at the home of Mrs. JOSEPH
Mabey, 1888 Pearl street
The reception rooms were decorated
in an attractive and beautiful manner
The predOminating color being red
Large clusters of peOnies We're arrang
ed about the rooms.
In the music room hyacinths, snow
balls and purple and white flags were
used in prOfusiOn. The dining room
had been transformed into a perfect
bower of beauty with it's masses OF
violets and sweet Williams. The cen
ter piece for the table was a small
bank Of moss and vjolets. formed
around the base of an asparagus fern
The chandeliers in all the rooms were
twined with myrtle, while here anC
there a tiny blue bloom might be seer
among the greenery. Arches were
formed above the doors with dogwood
Those in the receiving line were
MA obSpiiCll NlCLttIIbS, WI o. JooV ~
Mabey, Mrs. John S Duke, Mrs. Franz
Mabey, Mrs. George ByIes. Mrs. Char
| les ". Mabey. Miss Edith Duke anc
Mrs. Warren Lacey presided at the
punch bowl.
Music and contests formed the am
easements for the afternoon. Prizes
were awarded to Mrs. Clinton Routh
and Nrc Hudson
A luncheon was served to the fol
| lowing: Mesdames Clinton Routh
Harry Carroll, Frank Reid. Franl
Fromme, Clinton Sells, Emory Wiss
Ter, James Pullinger, Carey Jane son
Warren Lacey, Frank Hudson, Elme'
Ford, Joseph Mabey, George Byles
Frank Mabey and the Misses Edit
Duke, Lucy Ford and Mae Scott. Car
nations were given as favors.
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Miss Huntington entertained the
| members Of the St. Agnes Guild of st
Paul's Episcopal church yesterday af
| ternOOn at her home on North Eight
street. The affair was complimentar.
to Miss Lydia Schneider who vii
|
make her future home The function
was purely a. social gathering. Abou
| four O'Clock a charming tea was serv
ed by the hostess.
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The Spring Grove Sewing Circle wa
entertained yesterday afternoon b,
Mrs. Andrew Hoover of Spring Grove
The hours were spent at needleworl
and in a social manner. Light re
freshments were served. The circl
meets every two weeks and IS com
posed of women who reside In Sprin!
Grove
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Several Richmond people are expect
ed to be in attendance at the Carr
Jameson wedding which takes plac
June sixth at indianapolis.
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The members of the Monday Needl
club, including Miss Mary Zener, Mrs
George Lincoln Chapman. Miss Lur
Harold, Miss Frances Marten, Mrs
BERTHE Billman and Mrs Howard Venl
gave a luncheon yesterday at III
Board of Trade dining room in homo
of two of the members, Miss Florenc
Baxter and Miss Ethel Smith. TIL
table was prettily trimmed with PIN
spring flowers and the favors wer
clusters Of pink carnations. Til
name cards were decorated in pin