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

called Monday, and was shown
through by Mrs. Starr, who is very
enthusiastic over her first real home
since her marriage to Mr.. Starr in
Christ Church, Indianapolis Mrs.
starr was Miss Elsie Moore, and
had the distinction of being born
on the Fiji Islands. Her PEG
pie now live in Melbourne, Austria
lia, and she has adopted Indian
apolis. where her "in-laws" live,
as her real American home. She
speaks with much feeling OF her love
for Indianapolis and the friends she
made there.
The Bronxville apartment is new
and has q lovely forest setting. There
Is one big studio room, paneled with
oak and with gold paper above. There
Is real brick fireplace with huge and
irons made in Indianapolis. There are
magnificent skins and rugs on the
hardwood floor, couches. easy chairs,
tables with magazines and books and
pictures, brasses, yellow flowers and
Towering plants-just such room as
you would wish to drop down in and
stay there.
The dining room might be taken for
a part OF the forest, as it is in soft.
restful green, walls. hangings and
chairs. The bedrooms have also
pretty outlook and are exceptionally.
large rooms Tor apartments. One is
copy Of a French room which took
Mrs. Starts fancy and is in pink flow
cred chintz OF lovely design.
One little touch which was very pref
ty was large straw hat filled with
artificial roses, the colors Of the room,
suspended from the electric light
bracket by pink ribbons. The guest
room 10 in pale blue, and think this
blue color harmoni.ed with Miss
Stairs feelings as she packed her
trunk to leave Bronxville, whore she
spent three happy months
Mr. Starr goes into the city every
day. being with Hayden, Stone & Co.,
bankers and brokers. He has had q
seat on the Stock Exchange. He is a
nephew of the late w. B. Leeds.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Taylor, of Craw-
louisville, are the proud parents of a
baby daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Taylor
are former residents of this city. Mrs.
Taylor was formerly Miss F'riedley.
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Mrs. Emma Patterson Potter is in
The city. the guest of her sister, Mrs. |
Hittle. who has apartments in the Ho-
lei Westcott.
y y u
Miss Ethel Davis, Of Buffalo, N. Y,
g the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James |
Pullinger.
The second annual reunion of the |
Barnett family was held at the home
II Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Shewman. two
md one half miles east OF New Paris, |
ohio. All the members of the fam
" came with well filled baskets and
feast was enjoyed at the noon hour.
dinner was served on two song tables
'hich had been placed on the lawn.
he honor guest was Mrs. Adram
Barnett OF New Hope. who is eighty
hree years of age.
In the afternoon music and games
Tere features. Those participating in
he affair were Mr.. and Mrs E. F.
ones, Mr.. and Mrs. George Reid and
on Carl Reid. Mr.. and \trs. Walter
Mr.. and Mrs. Fed Goebel
nd family. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Har-
er and family OF this city, Mr.. and
lrs. Ernest Kessler and family, Mr..
nd Mrs. Joseph Mckee and family,
lisses Emma and Jessie Jones, Mr..
nd Mrs. Barnett and family OF New
aris. Mrs. ADRIAN Barnett, Mr.. JOS
phi Barnett and family of New Hope.
[r. and Mrs. John Barnett. Mr.. and |
[rs. William Barnett and family of
'ew Madison. Mr.. and Mrs. James
mmerman Of Dayton. Ohio. and Mr.. Il
William L. Ketrow OF Ansonia. Ohio. II
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An elaborate wedding celebration
tended by number of local persons
'ok place Saturday in Cincinnati.
he bride was Miss Laureta Elstro,
aughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ellick Elstro
nd the groom was Mr.. Amel Pach.
{. PauIs church was the scene of
Re affair. The ring ceremony was
erformed by the Rev. Paul Schneid-
:. Two little flower girls, Misses
thel and Rosetta Elstro of this city.
the bridal party to the altar.
he bride was beautifully gowned in
white satin dress trimmed with
ces. Miss Ruby Brehm OF this city
tied - maid Of honor. She wore
hite silk NULL. trimmed with lace.
er bouquet was formed Of pink carna-
ons and ferns. Miss Lilly Heile ar |