The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-08-14
SOCIAL NEWS
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meier, Mr.. Will Keinker, Miss Lena
Weisbrod, Mr., Ollie Steinkamp, Mr.
| Frank Keinker, Mr.. Richard Bartel,
Mr.. Clarence Balzer, Miss Martha
Behring, Miss Elizabeth FREEDMAN,
Miss Laura Krone, Miss Lena Burk-
| hardt, Mr.. Fred Knollenberg, Miss FL
len KnolIenberg, Mr. John Thorman,
Mr.. Martin Fetta, Miss Hilda Weis-
brod, Miss Flora Sperling. Miss Eliza
beth Benfeldt. Miss Martha Miller,
| Miss Elizabeth Weisbrod. Mr. Rudolph
Weisbrod, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Weis-
brod and Messrs. Carl and Raymond
Weisbrod.
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Announcement was made today of
the marriage yesterday at Dayton, O.,
of Miss Irene Little, of Springfield, O.,
and Mr.. z. B. Pyle, of Fountain City.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. NJ. B. Fuller, pastor of Grace
Methodist church, Dayton. The bride
is one of the most widely known young
women of Springfield where she was
a teacher of music for several years.
She is also known to many Wayne
county people having visited here fire.
quently. Mr.. and Mrs. Pyle arrived
in Richmond today and surprised
their friends by the announcement of
home in Fountain City where Mr..
Pyle is engaged in business.
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A quiet but beautiful wedding took
place at st. Andrews parsonage last
night at nine-thirty o'clock, when Mr..
John Epping and Miss Irene Motifs
were united in matrimony. Mr.. Jo-
seph Waterman and Miss Sarah ODER
ly acted as witnesses. The bride was
dressed in a beautiful brown travelling
suit.
Mrs. Claude Addleman charmingly
entertained last evening at her home
on Pearl street in honor Of her house
guest, Miss Dorothy Tischbein of Gin
cinnati. The rooms were attractively
arranged with ferns and golden glow.
About thirty guests were present.
Games and music were features Of the
evening. A luncheon in several cours-
- was served.
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The fifth annual reunion of the Fen
imore-Catey families will be held on
Thursday, September third, in Ball
enger park, at Economy, Indiana. All
members and relatives of these fami-
lies are requested to be present, and
also to bring we'll filled baskets. An
enjoyable day is anticipated.
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picnic was given yesterday in
honor Of Miss Charlene Redding OF
Nation, Illinois. Both dinner and
supper were served. Those present
were Misses Estelle Thomas, Bessie
Klinger, Fannie Rich, Ruby Rich,
Orpah Hough, Juanita Townsend,
Marguerite Wilkins, Donna Fuller, |
Bessie Fuller and Hazel Shaffer. The
party was chaperoned by Mrs. Edgar
Wilkins.
An enjoyable event was the Wessler
family reunion which was held yester-
day at the Wessler school house near
Chester. Many OF the former pupils
Of the school with their families were
in attendance. A program consisting
OF musical selections and recitations
was a pleasant feature. The Rev. |
Aaron Worth Of Fountain City. deliv-
cred an address.
Mrs. Grace Wynn and children have
returned home after a visit with rel
atives at Okeana, o. They were &C
companied by Miss Vita Rittenhouse,
who will visit here for several days.
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Miss Hettie Elliot is visiting with |
her aunt at Spiceland for a few weeks. !
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An informal card party W : given |
last evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ,
Morrow at the home of Mrs. Mary |
Keilhorn on South Seventeenth street |
where Mr.. and Mrs. Morrow are guests
for few days. The game was played
at several tables. At the conclusion
Of the game luncheon was served.
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Miss Bessie Markle entertained last
evening at her home, 912 North G
street for Miss Esther Hoppe, whose
wedding to Mr. Paul White will take
place Tuesday, August Eighteenth.
Miss Hoppe received many beautiful
quits.
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Mrs. Henry Schafer was pleasantly
surprised at her home, sos North
Twentieth street. The function was
in honor Of her sixty-third birth
day anniversary. The rooms were
effectively embellished with sum-
mer blossoms. The color scheme,
green and white, being carried
out in all the appointments The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin