The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-25

Wnlte CurySduIueuuu8, anu tue Ccie
mony took place in front OF bank
of palms and ferns arranged in the
first parlor. Miss Charlotte Carter
rendered the wedding music. During
the ceremony % Promise Me- was
given and at the conclusion of the SER
vice Loves Sweetest Story" The
bride wore a gray satin gown trimmed
with hand embroidery and she carried
yellow chrysanthemums. The cere
mony was followed by Thanksgiving
dinner. The decorations for the table
were yellow chrysanthemums and
ferns
Later in the day Mr.. and Mrs. Fish
er left for Chicago. They will be at
home after December Is, at 2121 Barth
avenue. The going away gown of the
bride was tailored suit of blue with
black hat trimmed with white plumes
and a white rose.
Among the guests from distance
were Mrs. Harry Smith OF Springfield.
o.; Miss Grace Smith of Richmond.
Ind; Mrs. N. d. Fisher, the bride
groom's mother, OF Greensboro. KY;
Mrs. Charles Ruhl OF Baltimore. Mr..
and John Fisher of Connersville.-In-
dianapolis Star.
The bride has a number of friends
here who are glad extend congratu-
lations.
MET RECENTLY.
A pleasant meeting Of the Progress
sive Literary society was held recent
ly at the home of Mrs. Elizabeth
French, 401 North Nineteenth street.
A paper on the "Origin of Thanks
giving" was read by Mrs. Oscar
Hasty. Several readings were al
SO given by Mrs. Hasty. A Thanks
giving story was read by Mrs. French.
After the program a lunch appropriate
to the Thanksgiving season was serv-
ed The society will give an indoor
picnic in three weeks at the home OF
Mrs. George Chrisman in South Thir-
teenth street.
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HOUSE PARTY.
The eighth annual house party of
the Indiana university chapter Of the
Pi of Beta Theta Pi Is being held at
the fraternity house in Bloomington,
Indiana, during the Thanksgiving sea-
son. The affair opened last evening
with a big banquet to which all men,
bers of the chapter were invited. At
ter the banquet musical program in
the form of vaudeville was presented
by the members of the frat" This at
ternoon bridge whist was the center
Of attraction at the fraternity houae
and this evening three noted artists
from Indianapolis will furnish the eve
ning's entertainment. These artists are
! from the Schnellschmidt studio and are
Mr.. Adolph Schnellschmidt, cellist.
Miss Bertha Schnellschmidt. violinist.
and Miss Clorinda Bristol. soprano.
They are under the direction of Mr..
John L. Geiger. Mr.. Geiger has a vo-
cal class at Bloomington. Saturday
afternoon the party will enjoy the an.
nual drive. This evening a formal
dance will be held and Mitchell's or.
chestra of Indianapolis will furnish
the dance music. The party will close
Sunday. The patronesses of the af.
fair are Mrs. Harry Johnson. Mrs
s. F. Scott and Mrs. G. H. Barrett OF
Bloomington: Mrs. ]. c. McNutt OF
Martinsville; Mrs. G. A. Mauzy OF
Rushville: Mrs. w. E. Dunn Of No
blesville; Mrs. B. F. Hitz of Indian
apolis; Mrs. H. L. Strickland OF
Greenfield: Mrs. e. r. McNeely OF
Evansville, Indiana; and Mrs. H. l.
Burr of New Castle. The girls who
are in attendance are Mary Fish
er. Kathleen stillwell, Ruth Edwards
Genevieve Chapman. Myra McClel
Hand, Helen Andrews, Mable Dunn
Jean Crowder, Louise Mauzy. Geor
gia Sembower, Louise Craig. students
OF Bloomington, and Miss Myral
weeghman Of Richmond: Miss Eliza
beth Deming of st. Paul, Mimi; Miss
Mary Hernley OF New Castle; Miss
Ethel Sellers of Indianapolis; Miss
Anna Magee of Rushville; and Miss
Edith Wilk of Rushville.
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VISITING HERE.
Mrs. John Beckman and Miss Marie
Herr of Fort Wayne. Indiana. are in
the city for few days visit with Mrs
Lee Ryan at her home in South Thir.
teenth street.
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DINNER FOR GUESTS.
A dinner party was given yesterday
by Mr.. and Mrs. Will Deitemeyer al
their home north of the city. At mid
day a delicious dinner appropriate to
the Thanksgiving Season was served
Music and games with social CONVEX.
sation were the features of the after
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