The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-01


Lamb, Alice Pinkerton, Rubie Miller.
Maud Carly. Ellen Hartman, Hazel
,helms, Grace Davenport and Lucille
4Awley. Messrs. Forrest Meek, Rich
ard Paulson, Raymond Uhte, John
Hartman, Clayton Jordan, Horace
Hockett, Chester Helms, Louie Ends
ley, Earl Helms, John Hawley. How
ard Hartman. Clayton Dickey, Walter
Hartman. Emmett Dickey, George Wei
Ter, Lester Turner, Harry Dickey and
Jeffrey Franks.
Mrs. Catherine Coburn of Anderson,
Indiana, Mrs. Timothy Hurley Of
Hartford City, Mrs. William Butcher
and daughters, Misses Mary and Myr-
tie of Montpelier, are the house guests
of Mrs Charles Surendorf, North
Eighth street.
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Professor Jesse Wood and Professor
Hicks will furnish the music for the
dancing party to be given Friday
evening in the pavilion at Jackson's
park by number Of young women.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter and
Miss Agnes McCutcheon of Springfield.
Ohio. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Sinex, $40 North Ninth street.
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The officers of the Bond family re-
union desire to call attention to the
thirty-first annual reunion to be held
Tuesday. September eighth. at Jack
sons park All friends and relatives
of the family are invited to attend.
An elegant dinner will be a feature Of
the day.
Professor and Mrs. Hicks have re-
turned from a two weeks outing.
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Mr. Emory Thomas will give a dance
this evening in the pavilion at Jack
sons park. A large number OF
young people are expecting to attend.
Mr. Charles Harris left last even
days visit with friends.
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A bridge whist party will be given
Thursday afternoon at two-thirty
O'Clock at the Country Club house.
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Miss May Gabriel. daughter OF Mrs.
Jennie Gabriel. of Lebanon. Ind. was
married to Elmer A. Williams OF
Franklin yesterday afternoon at 2:3O
O'Clock at the newly furnished home
of the bridal couple in Irvington. The
Rev. O. H. Carmichael of the Lebanon
Presbyterian church. pronounced the
ceremony. AS the harpist played the
"Mendelssohn Wedding March, the
bridal party descended the stairway.
the first in the procession being the
little flower boys. Billie Byers anil
Harry Sam Gabriel of Lebanon
nephews of the bride, who were dress
bunch of lavender asters tied with
ribbon streamers of a corresponding
color. while the other carried pink as
ters. These were followed by the ring
bearer, little Lucille kirtley of Leban-
on, who was dressed in a dainty lin
gerie frock of white and carried the
ring in white basket. The bride
came next with her brother E. A. Ga
briel of Lebanon. who gave her away
During the reading Of the service. &C
| Promise Me" was played. The house
| was prettily decorated with palms
ferns and flower urns and wall pockets
filled with white asters. The bride
| wore charming gown of Irish null
! trimmed with Irish point lace and she
carried an arm cluster of bride roses
| The guests included Mrs. Jennie Ga,
briel, mother of the bride: DIR. and
Mrs. L. w. Kirtley and Lucille Kirtley
Mrs. Dwight Byers. Miss Harriet Ga
| briel, Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Wilson
| the Rev and Mrs. O. H. Carmichael
| the Misses Nina Miller and Helen Cald
well of Lebanon. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wolf and Ralph Wolf, the Misses Ell
sic and Irene Wolf. and Mr.. and Mrs
Henry Williams of Franklin: DR.. and
Mrs. J. A. Conkey. of Richmond: Mr.
and Mrs. Jean Kinert of Colfax: Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Shireman of Mar
tinsville, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. S. r.
Artman of this city.-Indianapolis
Star.
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