The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-03-05

10 Mr.. ION InumD JoOh pldCe ldoL
night at the First Christian church.
The church was a bower of beauty.
The color scheme was red and white.
The chancel was BANKED with palms,
and the American flag formed beau
tiful back ground. Before the entrance
Of the bridal party, Katharine Ems
minger sang 20 Promise Me- The
ushers, Mr.. William christopher Egg
gemeyer and Eugene Elmer Pierce,
came first, followed by the maid of
honor, Miss Helen Hill, who wore a
beautiful dress of white tarlatin, trim
| med in forget-me-noLs. The same
| flower was also twined in her hair,
making a beautiful head adornment.
Next came the brides maids. Misses
| Dorothy Lebo, and Annette Stude-
baker They were becomIngIy gown
| ed in dresses OF blue lawn with tarla-
tin ruffles and lace. They also wore
| forget-me-n in their hair. Next
came. the bride, Miss Mary Virginia
Burr, who was a picture Of loneliness
wearing a white silk tucked organdy
| trimmed in lace and satin. She wore
beautiful bridal veil and carried a
| boquet OF bridal roses. Miss Burr
came in on the arm Of her father, Mr..
| Joe Partlow. The last member of the
brides party was little Miss Thelma
! Delight Thomas, flower girl, carrying
| a basket of red and white carnations.
| Next came the groom, Mr.. Benjamin
/ Carver who wore d full dress suit. The
| best man. Floyd Nusbaum, also wore a
| dress suit. After the groom came
Prince Albert Suit. The ring ceremo-
| ny was used. After the ceremony
and after congratulations had been Civ
en-, a bridal supper was served. The
| mattresses were Wilhelmine Traum,
Dolores Ellis, Ruth Keelor and Alice
Vossler. One of the impressive fea-
lures of the ceremony was the weeping
of the brides mother, Marguerite
Draper. She did her part unusually
| we'll This is the most successful
child's entertainment ever given in
this city. Nearly one hundred people
were turned away. Miss Windsor of
Muncie was in charge of the affair.
| y y -
| Mrs. Edward Stout entertained the
Jolly Twelve Euchre club yesterday
| at her home on Linden avenue. The
game was played at three tables.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Baird,
| Al
Sharp. A two course luncheon was
served. The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. Stevenson on Boyer
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jordan and
children formed a dinner party at the
Robinson cafe last night. The affair
was in honor Of Mr.. Jordan's birthday
anniversary.
The dance given Tuesday night at
the I. o. o. F. hall was a success in
every particular. Music was furnish
ed by Miss Bessie Brown and Mr.. Ed
ward Hamilton. Another dance will
be given by the same parties sometime
after Easter.
| y ~ -
The Aid society of the Reid Mem
orial hospital is meeting this after
noon with Mrs. George Eggemeyer of
East Main street.
| - - ~
| Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd entertained
the Wednesday Whist club yesterday
afternoon at her home on South Four
teenth street. The game was played
| at two tables. There were no prizes.
Each member keeps her score cards
and at the end of the year a grand
| prize is given. The club will meet
again in two weeks
- ~ -
| The Womens Aid society of the
First Presbyterian church will meet
tomorrow afternoon in the church par
| lors promptly at $50 O'Clock. A fun
| attendance is desired as election of
officers, will take place.
~ - -
Events in the social world are not
| so numerous now as many are obsery-
| ing Lent. A few clubs are meeting
| the same as usual. but in several in
stances substitutes have had to be
| provided. Lent is being observed more
widely this year than ever before and
| the tired hostess will be glad for the
| few days of rest which the lenten sea
| son offers.
- - -
| \ committee composed of Miss An
| ma Davis, Mrs. Luella Meyers, Mrs.
Mary Rodgers and Mrs. Ella MADDEN,
| issued the following Invitations:
Come one, come all
! To the ladies call
\ basket complete, with good things
to eat,
To the highest bidder will be sold
! At the club house in Fairview, you'll
find us there
And we want you all our pleasures to
share.
So on March Sixth. Friday night.
If you come around We'll treat you
alright.
~ ~ -
The hostess for the Penny club yes
terday afternoon. was Mrs. Bradfield
over 16 North Eighth street. A very
successful and interesting session was