The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-11-27

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two-thirty o'clock.
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TO MEET WEDNESDAY,.
The members of the First Method
list Missionary society are requested
to meet Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Walter Luring at her home in
South Fourteenth street.
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A GUEST HERE.
DR.. A. s. Hotaling OF Syracuse. New
York. is a guest OF his sister. Mrs. VIII
liam H. Rindt. being called here by the
serious illness OF their mother, Mrs.
Steuben Hotaling.
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TO MEET TODAY.
A meeting of the Mary F. Thomas
w. c. T. U. will be held Monday aft
ernoon at the home OF the president,
Mrs. Martha Little, 125 South Elev.
enth street. All members are request
ed to be present as the partial report
OF the National w. C. T. U. convention
will be read at this time
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DINNER GUESTS.
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ed the following guests to dinner re-
, Gently at their home in North Sew
enteenth street: Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
kessler, Of Dublin, Indiana, Mrs.
Jennie Jones and son, Mr.. Herman
Jones Of Cambridge City, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Reid.
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HAck.DAlREY.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter Dalbey have
just returned from Vincennes, Indiana
where they attended the wedding of a
former Richmond girl. An account of
the affair follows:
Miss Estelle kellogg Dalbey, former
ly Of Richmond. Indiana. was married
Thanksgiving evening at half past sew
en- o'clock to julius Modestus Hack,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hack, at
their home at Fifth and Seminary
streets. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Father Simon, in the pres
ence OF the immediate members of
the families, and was very short and
simple. The bride came down the
stairway leaning upon the arm of her
cousin, Walter Dalbey, Of Richmond
They met the groom and the officiat-
ing minister. before an embankment
OF southern smilax in the front par
Tor, where the bride was given away
and the marriage service was con.
Quoted. The wedding march was that
OF Lohengrin and was played by Mrs.
Charles f. Johnson. Little Miss Mary
Ellen Johnson was the ring bearer.
| pofwoen tho hours ~ IN nd n. On
o'clock there was a reception for the
friends Of the happy young couple. A
musical program was furnished by the
billiard orchestra. which was sta
toned in the inner parlor Cream and
cake and coffee were served in the
dining room. Punch was served by
Miss De Lourdes Tuite and favors,
consisting OF pink and white carna-
tions, were presented by Mary Ellen
johnson.
| The house decorations were very
pretty. The banister OF the stairway
was completely hidden with southern
smilax. This same evergreen was
hung from every chandelier and was
placed upon the walls in ar artistic
manner. White wedding bells were
also found in each room, being quite
conspicuous in the opening between
the two parlors. completing the color
scheme Of green and white. In the
dining room the color scheme was
pink and white, carried out in the con-
fections as well as the table and muir
al decorations. The table decorations
consisted Of large bouquets Of pink
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The bride wore a lovely messaline
gown made princess and trimmed
with duchess lace. Pearls were her
ornaments. She had a veil and car
ried bouquet OF brides roses.
| Among the guests were very many
beautiful gowns. Those worn by the
members Of the family were as fol-
lows: Mrs. Eugene Hack, black silk
with diamonds; Mrs. Walter Dalbey,
lavender mousseline: Miss Cecilia
Hack. white satin heavily trimmed
with pearl passemantrie: Mrs. Edward
johnson. pink messaline satin; Miss
Bertha Hack. light blue marquisette;
Mrs. Otto Hack, hand painted laven-
der chiffon.
Friends of the family who assisted
in the entertaining were Mrs. Jas. B.
Orr, Mrs. d. Frank Culbertson, Mrs.
Hugh A. Emison, Mrs. Frank Bloom,
Misses Clair Simon. Lille Trimble and
Helen Bloom.
| The bride is pretty blonde, whose
sunny disposition has made friends for
her everywhere she has gone She
came here about four years ago from
Richmond. and up to the present year.
was supervisor Of manual training in
the Vincennes schools. The groom is
in the employ Of the firm of Hack and
Simon, and Is young man whose
friends are numerous.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hack left this Friday
morning for Jacksonville. Fla. on an
extended tour of the south. They will