The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-06-14

roses and ferns. After the ceremon!
the invited guests went to the Elstrt
home where an elaborate wedding
breakfast was served. Cut flower!
and ferns were used in appointing tn.
brides table. Festoons OF ribbon,
were brought from the chandelier.
and caught at the four corners Of thu
table. A large wedding bell was sus
pended from the chandelier. The
place cards were hand painted de
signs. At each place was a candle
stick holding a green taper. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Pach left Saturday for New Yori
from which place they will sail TO,
Europe. They will return to Gin
cinnati during the holiday season
Among the elaborate gifts presented
to Mr.. and Mrs. Pach was a silver
table service given by the grandfath
er of the bride. Mr. Clifford Elstre
OF this city. Those from town in at
tendance were Mr. and Mrs. Adam
Elstro, Misses Ethel and Rosetta Ell
stro. Mrs. c. A. Brehm. Mr.. Clifford
Elstro Mr.. Adam Metz and Miss RUBY
Brehm.
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Mrs. Reuben Stowell and soon OF
Chicago came today to be the guest OF
Mrs. Mary Sands. Mrs. Stowell will
play at the Bosenberry-Likens wed.
ding Wednesday morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Oler will leave
tomorrow for trip through the west.
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Mrs. John Broomhall and Miss Bes.
sic Broomhall will leave next week
for Hamilton where they will make
their future home.
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A dance and euchre party will be
given In st. Mary's hall Thursday eve
ming by the ladies of the church. The
affair promises to be most enjoyable.
The young people are invited to at.
tend.
The choir of st. Mary's Catholic
church entertained Rev Father Mat
tingly last evening. The function was
given to celebrate the nineteenth an
niversary of Father Mattingly's or.
dination to the priesthood
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The wedding of Miss Agnes Hunt of
Indianapolis. and Mr. Cecil Kirk Cal
vert, will take place Saturday, June
nineteenth, at the home OF Mrs. Aman-.
da Hunt. o. @ a.
Mrs. D. H. Conner. of South Seventh
street, has gone to Indianapolis for a
few days visit with her sister. Mrs.
+. Doerfiin. Mrs. Connor will be ac-
home by her little niece.
Miss Laura Doerfin.
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Mrs. r. L. George. of Carmel. In
siana. has been the guest Of Mrs. VIII
lam Harvey, for a few days.
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Miss Wigmore entertained this at
,ernoon for Miss Lulu Likens.
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Mrs. Mary Kriete of South Sixth
street, will go to Lima, Ohio. Tuesday.
or visit with relatives and friends.
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Mr.. Robert Noble, Jr., of Indianap-
Mis-, is in the city for few DAYS WIS.,
t. Mr.. Noble attended the commence
nent exercises of the High school
Friday morning.
Mr.. Frederick Booth. of Carmel,
indiana. is the guest of friends in this
ity this week
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The following concerning a former
richmond woman who is now in New
fork. will be OF interest:
Miss Elizabeth Burchenal had charge
4 the May festival in Van Cartlandt
lark last week. The feature which
ION high praise was the old May pole
ance, in which 1925 children took
art. Miss Burchenal visited England !
asst summer to see this dance given by |
he English on their native heath. and |
he revived the original dances here.
mother interesting entertainment was
he little East Siders. over 1000 settle
lent children in costume dances in
ronx Park.
1T Carson, Daniel Boone, Indians.
.obin Hood and his men. and any
Their costume that the child or the
ettlement workers provided. Perhaps
re most interesting figure was not
nong the dancers, but Eddie, a little
uny chap in white rolling about on
lie grass with an American flag. Ed
lie Is years old and last winter was
'und with his father. mother and
lree other children literally dying
ON starvation. He was so far gone
lat he was aroused with great difficul-
I. and for six weeks the settlement
urse had to feed him with dropper.
2 was too weak to swallow but .
rop at time.
The annual workhorse parade. which
held under the auspices of the Wo-
ans Auxiliary to the American So
ETY. for the Prevention of Cruelty to
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