The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-25
SOCIAL NEWS


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, Mrs. Samuel Saxton gave a picnic
yesterday morning in honor of Miss
| Edith Blair Of Cincinnati and Mrs.
| Beardsley of New York City.
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Mrs. Lee Yaryan who is visiting in
Asheville, North Carolina has written
home that she is charmed with the
mountains and the delightful climate
of that part of the country.
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The June meeting of the missionary
society of the First Presbyterian
noon in the church Eearlors. The audi
forum will be arranged with summer
flowers and ferns. A committee COM
posed Of Mrs. Thomas Graham, Mrs.
John Coate, Mrs. D. L. Mather, Miss
Curtis, Miss Sarah Sanderson and Miss
S. Williams, will be in charge of the
affair. A 'cantata" will be given by
the Junior Helpers. Mrs. Graham is
president of this organization. All
attend.
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Miss Mering of the Wayne Flats, en-
tertained at Bridge Whist the early
part of the week.
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Miss Carolyn Kibbey and Mrs.
Frank Kibbey are receiving this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Kibbey on
South Eleventh. street
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Little Miss Winifred Comstock and
Mrs. Beardsley left for New York
this morning Later they will be
Joined by Mrs, Paul Comstock.
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A simple but very pretty wedding
took place last evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thorman, 613
South Eighth street. The bride was
their daughter, Miss Ada Thorman,
and the groom, Mr.. Edward Sweet.
The ceremony was performed at six
O'Clock by the Rev. Conrad Huber of
st. Pauls Lutheran church. The
rooms were arranged in a very pref
ty manner with summer flowers. The
bride wore a charming white lingerie
gown of Paris muslin, fashioned with
an oriental pattern of baby Irish lace
She carried a bouquet of sweet peas
and white June roses. The supper
was served at one long table. A cen
ter piece was formed by a large bowl
of roses intertwined with smilax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet went at once tC
their home, 1926 South Seventh street
Several social functions have heen
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honor of Mrs. Sweet. Miss Lillian
Hasecoster, Mrs. Fred Jarvis, with
several others, gave showers for her
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!. Mr.. George w. Hoffman and Miss
Goldie Sims were married last even
ing at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Sims, "a TT
Wayne Avenue. Only a few relatives
and the immediate families witnessed
the ceremony which was performed by
the Rev J. 0. Campbell. The bride
wore a gown of white organdie, with
roses in her hair. After the ceremony
a wedding supper was served. The,
will make their future home in thi:
city
| MISSES Aisle BeeSOn ana Mamie
Bowers went to knightstown today t.
attend the commencement exercise.
which were held at the Sailors anC
Soldiers Orphans Home.
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Mrs. Will Bartel is hostess for :
meeting Of the Happy Hour circle thi:
afternoon at her home on SoutI
Twelfth street
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The following clipping from the In
dianapolis Star will be of local inter
est as several Richmond people wer,
in attendance:
One Of the charming weddings o
last evening was that of Miss Lillian
Peelle, daughter of Mrs. Josephin,
Peelle, and Mr.. William Coughlen
: son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G. Cough
len. The wedding took place at tn
new home of the bridal couple OF
West Twenty-sixth street. 1t was
: quiet affair, only the families and
2 few friends being present. The al
u PENDANTS were Miss Ethel Stilz, mait
of honor. and Mr.. Bennett Witt Cough
len, brother Of the bridegroom, from
st. Louis, Mo. Two friends of tn
5 bride, Miss Hannah Hadley and Mis-
1 Alice Griffith. carried white satin rit
a bons from the stairway to the win
< dows. Tall palms were used to forr
a bank and the mantel was entirel
concealed with the ferns and begonias
: The wall pockets and rose bowls wer
: filled with white roses. and In the din
ing room were daisies. A harpis
: played the wedding music and for tn
: informal reception. The ceremon
was pronounced by the Rev. Morto
c. Pierson, pastor of Friends Church
4 The wedding gown was beautiful
r white messaline, the yoke of venetian
:. lace and the sleeves trimmed wit
|, white velvet ribbon. The bride cal
/ ried an armful of white roses. Mis-
r Sulz wore pretty French batiste
made princess and trimmed wit
cluny and filet lace. and carried pin
e roses. Miss Hadley wore pale blue
= ribbons and Miss Griffith wore gree
: ribbons. Mr.. and Mrs. Coughlen vii
/. be at home to their friends at As Yves
Twenty-SiXth street after Aug
o Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs
). Samuel Dickson, Mrs. B. F. Witt. O