The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1908-06-11

bridal couple as maid of honor and
best man, respectively. A program
of bridal airs was played by Miss
Rachael Thomas. of Milton, cousin of
the groom. The out -Of-town guests
invited. many of whom attended were:
Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid, Carl Reid
Mr.. and Mrs. Mason Byers, Mrs Alice
Reid, Harry Reed and Miss Louisa
Williams. all of Richmond; Mr.. and
Mrs. John Z. Affair." Mr.. and Mrs
Fleming. Mr.. and Mrs. George Affair."
Mr.. and Mrs. William Nichols. Miss
Alice Adair, all of Portland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Marsh, Miss Hazel Marsh.
Miss Tiny Kicks and George Greyer
all Of Anderson: Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard
Shick, of Charlottesville; Nolney
Thomas and Miss Rachael Thomas. of
Milton; Otto p. Duluse, of Indianapo-
lis; James n. TEMPER. Jr.. of Denver.
Col, and Miss Gertrude Bleistsin, of
Des MOines, IOwa.-Muncie Star.
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Mrs. Lee Yaryan and her sister left
this morning for Asheville North Caro-
lima, and together they will go up in
the mountains and spend the summer
with their nephew.
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The marriage of Mr.. Roy Fry and
Miss Loota Clemens took place last
evening at their newly appointed
home on Richmond avenue. Rev. H.
r. Keates. pastor of the South Eighth
Street Friends church performed the
ceremony. The color scheme. pink
white and green, was carried out in all
the appointments. The ceremony was
performed in the front parlOr, which
had been transformed into bower
OF greenery. Miss Clemens wore
white chiffon dress over silk. fash
toned princess. She carried large
bouquet of roses. Miss Jessie COgge-
shall the only attendant wore a light
blue silk gown trimmed in lace and
made in princess fashion. She also
carried roses
buffet supper was served The
table was arranged with French
basket filled with roses. Smilax was
used in festOons about the room.
Roses were brought from the chande-
lier to each place card. Forty guests
were in attendance. The young peo-
pie have the best wishes of their
many friends.
The following young people formed
a hay-ride party last evening: Misses
Mary ESsmacher, Goldie Dad.smau.
Minnie Burris. Nora Wettig. Gertrude
Heinz. Mable Wettig, Dora Hackman.
Helen Hartman. Ida Sleet. Ella Cheek,
Nora Menellis, and Elmyra Mckinley;
Nessrs. Maurice Hiatt, Howard Wet
tlg. Everett Englebert Jeffry Franks.
Roy Null, Albert Helmick. Henry and
Fred Hartman and Harry Stitch. The
party drove to Chester where a lunch
con was served
Miss Nettie Paulson entertained
last evening at her home. South of
the city. Music and games furnished
the amusements for the evening. The
rooms were arranged in most pleas
ing manner with June roses and ferns.
Refreshments, consisting of straw
berries. ice cream and cake was serv-
ed. The guests were Misses Grace
Wolfe, Nellie Davenport. Edith Boyer.
Irene Steen, Blanche Davenport. An
ME Watson and Mrs. Charles Cas-
we'll of Chicago: Messrs. Floyd Began.
John Wilson. William Reid. James
Watson, Frank Taube, Richard Paul
son and Mr.. Renbow.
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The wedding of Mr.. James W. Hop
klns aud Miss Edna Chase James.
was celebrated last evening at $50
O'Clock at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Evan r. James. 222 South Twelfth
street, The Rev Thomas J. Graham
OF the First Presbyterian church per
formed the ceremony. The ring cere-
monE was used. 4 Wedding sumner
beautiful in all its appointments ives
served after the ceremony. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hopkins will spend about three
weeks visiting in the East They will
make their home in this city.
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Miss Clara Nichter and Miss Mar