The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-18

A number Of young people are form
Ing house party at Knollenberg's
farm south OF the city. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Bartel are chaperoning the
company. Those in attendance are
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier, Miss Elsie
Thomas, Miss Margaret Knollenberg,
Miss Flora Weisbrod Miss Emma
Wuenker, Miss Lena Weisbrod and
Miss Lena Burkhardt. Mr.. Walter
Knollenberg. Mr.. George Thomas. Mr..
Robert Wiechman, Mr.. Howard Mil
Ter, Mr.. Frank Kienker, Mr.. Edward
Newman, Mr.. Oliver Steinkamp, Mr..
Henry Roush and Mr.. Rinehart Burk-
hardt. Last evening the young peo-
pie had open house." The guests from
town were Miss Marguerite Hasemeier,
Miss Grace woodward, Miss Hilda Mil
Ter, Miss Lily Hasecoster, Mr.. John
Thurman, Mr.. Richard Bartel, Miss
VIVA Stcen, Miss Ida Bartel, Misses
Agnes and Louise Meerhoff.
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The Geeting family held its reunion
yesterday In the fair grounds at Eaton,
O. About one hundred and nifty mem-
bers Of this family were in attendance.
The entire enrolment of the family
10 two hundred and fifty. Dinner was
served at noon and general good
time was had by all In attendance.
After dinner an informal program was
given. The following officers were
elected:
President. Mr.. Ora House. Lewis
burg, O.; vice president, Mr.. John
Geeting Of West Manchester; secretary,
Mr.. Everett Geeting. Eaton, O.; histor-
Ian. Mrs. Eta Spencer, Lewisburg, o.
Committees were also named. About
eight persons from this city were pres
emit The reunions are always held in
Eaton.
The weeks social calendar has boen
made up Of number Of beautiful and
impressive wedding ceremonies
Among these weddings was that
Of Miss Katherine Moellu and
Mr.. G. e. Balfour, Of Roch-
ester, Pennsylvania. They were
married last evening at seven O'Clock,
at the homo Of the bride ON Main
street, in the presence OF q few friends
and relatives. Green and white was
the motif carried out In the decora-
tive scheme In the parlors brides
roses and ferns were used in decora-
ing. A bank OF palms had been form
ed and at this place the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Conrad Huber
Of st. Paul's Lutheran church. After
the ritual had been said, an elegant
dinner was served to about twenty
persons. The bride was attired In
white silk dress. She carried a show
er bouquet Of brides roses. Mr.. and
Mrs. Balfour left last evening tor
New York, Washington and other
eastern points. Mrs. Balfour's travel
inx gown was q green tailored suit.
she wore hat and gloves to CORES
ford and Mrs. Mary Balfour were the
only out OF town guests
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Mrs. Ernest Renk and daughter,
Viola, are visiting In College Corner.
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Miss Ethel Patton returned last ev-
ening from q few weeks visit in the
west. Her marriage to Mr.. Harry
Doan will take place. Wednesday,
June twenty-third at the home Of her
grandfather, the Rev. Henry Luring.
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Mrs. Charles Caswell OF Chicago.
who has been the guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Boyer, who reside south
OF the city, left for Springfield. Ohio,
today. She was accompanied by her
sister Miss Edith Boyer.
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London, juno 1S.-Ida NJ. Wynne,
second daughter of Robert j. Wynne,
the outgoing American consul general
in London. was married yesterday to
Hugh Ronald French. first lieuten-
ant in the Seventh Dragon Guards.
Tho ceremony was performed in
Brompton oratory. only relatives and
personal friends OF the bride and
groom having been invited.
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Invitations for the Ferling- Brubaker
wedding have been received by friends
OF the young people.
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Prof. Louis E. Endsley has gone to
Atlantic City to attend a convention
OF master car builders End master
mechanics.
Mrs. Louis e. Endsley and little
daughter leave tomorrow for Button
to attend the wedding Of Miss Alice
Barr and James Lepper. which will
take place next week.-Lafayette
Courier.
Professor Endsley is a son OF Mr..
ana Mrs. Stephen Endsley who reside
south Of the city.
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Mrs. Charles Kreimeier of South
Sixth street has gone to Pioua. Ohio.
for visit with friends and relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Taylor have re-
turned from Winchester. Indiana
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A pretty June wedding was cele-l
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