The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-24
Miss Elizabeth e. Thomas

stock and Miss Margaret Starr at the
home OF the latter on North Tenth
street complimentary to Miss Mary
Shiveley whose marriage to DR.. Har-
ry Holmes will take place Thursday
evening. July fifteenth. The house
was arranged with flowers and ferns.
There were twelve guests. The time
was spent In a social manner. Later
a dainty luncheon was served. The
out-of-town guests we're Miss Bussum
OF Providence. Rhode Island. the
house guest of Miss Edith Nicholson.
a friend of Miss Gwendolyn Foulke
from Washington. and Miss Louise
Neff Of Cincinnati.
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June. 1t would seem has almost had
her share of pretty weddings. both
home and church. but although IL IL
near the close Of the beautiful month.
nevertheless, l., the few remaining
days several notable weddings will be
held. The social schedule yesterday
was marked By the beautiful home
wedding OF Miss Ethel Patton ard Mr..
Harry Doan. The affair was cele-
brated last evening st seven-thirty
o'clock at the home of the brides
grandfather. Rev. Henry Luring. South
Fifteenth street. The color scheme
carried out in the entire embellish-
ment was pink and green. In the par
lor pink sweet peas were used In pro-
fusion. The archways and mantel
were festooned with asparagus ferns.
A canopy of green had been erected
in this apartment where the ceremony
was performed. At either side were
white pedestals on which were placed
French baskets filled with pink and
white sweet peas. In the living room
lavendar sweet peas were utilized in
decoration: ferns and palms being al.
SO used. The dining room was espec-
tally attractive with its decorations
consisting of pink roses and ferns. A
large bowl filled with the flowers
formed q pretty center piece for the
table. Mrs. Ray Longnecker sang,
IF l Had e Thousand Lives to Live.
After the rendition of the beautiful
number the bridal party entered to the
strains Of Mendelssohns wedding
march. duet arrangement, played by
Miss Ella Luring and Mrs. Ray Long.
necker. The ceremony was perform.
ed by the Rev. Henry Luring assisted
by Rev. H. r. Keates OF the South
Eighth Street Friends church. Mr.
Dean end Rev. Keates entered first
followed by the ring bearer. Master
Harold Roberts. nephew Of the groom
bearing the ring concealed In the pet
ais OF a pink rose. Miss Margaret
Patton OF Kansas City. Mo-. was maid
of honor. She wore a white lingerie
gown with valenciennes lace. Misi
Gladys Longnecker and Miss Mary
Luring cousins to the bride wee the
flower girls. The bride entered on
the arm of her grandfather. She waa
beautiful in her handsome gown Of
white mousseiine deliberately trimmed
with laces. Her veil was of tulle
fastened with wreath OF white rose
buds. She carried a shower boQuet OF
roses and sweet peas. After the ritu
al had been said. q buffet luncheon
was served in the dining room. About
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from out OF town were: Miss Sallie
Poe. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Luring
Mr.. Raymond Luring. Mr.. Homer Lur
ing, DR.. and Mrs. C. N. Harold. Mr.
and Mrs. Amos Hollowell. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Coole. Miss Inez Coole
Mr.. and Mrs. Roberts. all of Indiana
polls. Col. Chester Thompson. Lafay
cite: Miss Margaret Patton. and Mrs
Mary s. Patton. Kansas City. Mo-;
Mrs. Benz. Hadley. Noblesville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Doan left last evening
for New York. Buffalo and Niagars
Falls. Mrs. Doan's going away 9owr
was wistaria suit with accessories
to correspond. She wore a large bic
ture hat. Upon their return they viii
be at home to their many friends or
East Main street The bride il one
OF the most popular musicians Of thi,
city. She Is q member Of the Music
Study cub. and il q vocalist of rar,
ability. Mr.. Doan is also cutie popu
lar. He formerly attended Purdue
university where he g a member o.
the Phi kappa Sigma fraternity. HI
is connected with the Craixneat
Plumbing company. Their man,
friends extend hearty congratulations
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| The following clipping from the In
dianapolis Star is of local interest a,
the participants are well known here:
A wedding that was beautiful in ev
cry appointment took place yesterde,
morning at 3 o'clock in Holy eros,
Church. The bride was Miss Blancl
Greenen, only daughter Of Mr.. anf
Mrs. J. w. Greenen. and the bride
groom was James Henry Drew. Sol
emn high mass was celebrated By the
Rev. James H. Wade. assisted BY thu
Rev. Francis H. Gavisk and the Rev
/ Joseph Poelhuis. The decorations II
the church consisted Of palms banked
around the sanctuary and set Will
bouquets of Killarney roses Mis-.
Frances Spencer presided at the or
gan and PLAYED the -Lohengrin Wed
ding March" accompanied by a quar-
tet. who sang the bridal chorus. Dur
ing the ceremony the music va.
changed to Ave Maria" which va.
sung by Miss Elsa Habing. accompan
led on the cello by Master HaydeF
Shepard
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