The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-13

The following is an account of thu
Shaw-Ensminger wedding: "a
One of the prettiest early fall wed.
dings of the season. took place Satur
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Will E. Kost, 1906 East Ninth
street. Kansas City, Mo-, when Miss
Ruth Riley Ensminger and Mr.. Robert
Phillips Shaw we're united in marriage
The spacious parlors where the cerc-
mony was performed, were beautiful
with white asters and ferns, goldenrod
and foliage graced the reception room
and baskets Of asters and ferns adorn-
ed the dining room.
Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Paul
Fogel sang II Love You Truly" and
"All For You"
The bride was beautifully attired In
a lingerie gown Of Paris muslin lace.
Her only ornaments were necklace Of
gold. an heirloom in the family and a
jeweled coronet which held her hair.
She carried shower boquet of roses
and lilies of the valley.
The only attendants were Frederick
William Fledderjohn. of Richmond,
nephew OF the bride, and Richard Ev-
brigham Kost, who. dressed in white
Russian suits. acted as ring bearers,
preceding the bride with a basket of
flowers containing the ring.
As Mr.. Paul e. Hopes, cousin of the
bride. played Mendelssohn's Wedding
March. the bride and her attendants
descended the stairs, and were met by
the groom and the officiating minis
ter. DR.. Willard F. Troxell, of Atchi-
son, Kansas. uncle of the bride, who
read the service.
Assisting In the dining room were
young matron friends of the bride,
Mrs. Paul Fogel. Mrs. c. w. Kent, Mrs
Edgar Laudenberger, and Mrs. John
Veach. Miss Ruby Kost and Miss
Florence Farley presided at the punch
bowl. Miss Helen Rhoda Hopes, Miss
Margaret Kost, Miss Jeanette Farley
and Miss Villa Belle Shaw assisted in
the parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Phillips Shaw
left for wedding journey to Chicago
and Mack1nac Island.
The out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Herbert G. Fledderjohn, Miss RATHER
Inc Ensminger. sisters of the bride, and
Frederick William Fledderjohn OF
Richmond. Indiana. Mrs. Edward A.
Baxter Of Springfield, ILL.,. DR.. Mil
lard F. Troxell and Miss Irene Troxeil,
of Atchison, Kansas. Mr.. and Mrs Will
hYYN kAPR
and Miss Ruby Kost, all of ST. Joseph,
Missouri. and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Ty-
Ter, Of Chicago. Ills.
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A family dinner was given Sunday
by Mrs. Edmunds at her home on
South Eleventh street, in honor of her
son. DR.. Charles w. Edmunds, and
Miss Lillian v. Kaminsk1, who will be
married Wednesday. Ferns and bios
SONS were used in decorating the table
Places were arranged at the table for:
DR.. Charles Edmunds, Mrs Anna f.
Kaminski, Miss Lillian Kaminski, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Edmunds. Mrs. Her.
bert Edmunds OF Montana, Miss An
nette Edmunds, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F.. Rat
lift. Mr. Godfrey Edmunds and Mr..
Will Edmunds.
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Mrs. Ray Mendenhall who has been
the guest OF her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Apparatus, and sister, Miss Zet-
ta Apparatus, of East Michigan street
for the past ten days, has returned to
her home in MISUNDERSTANDING
Star.
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Miss Ethel M. Thomas of Indianapo-
lis. will teach this year at Centerville,
Ind. She will make her home with |
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clawson of South
Eighth street. ...
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Mrs. Louis Calem and Mrs. Harry
Agar of Terre Haute. Ind: Mr.. and |
Mrs. George Sanders and family of
Greensboro. Mr.. John Thomas of Con-
and Mr.. Frank Thomas of
attended the Kamp- Thorn
as reunion at Glen Miller park yester-
day
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Mr.. and Mrs. Ray X. Shiveley. DR..
and Mrs. Harry Holmes. Mr.. Gaar VIII
liams of Indianapolis. and Mr.. and