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

BEAUTIFUL PARTY.
Tho wedding OF Mr.. Louis Bernard
Quinn Of Chicago and Miss Caroline
Hollingsworth was quietly celebrated
last evening at eight o'clock at the
home OF the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Omar Hol:ingsworth In South
Fourteenth street. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Mr.. Stanley OF
indianapolis In the presence OF few
friends. members OF the families and
other near relatives. The bride was
beautiful in her handsome bridal robe
of white silk chiffon over meteor satin
with court train. Lace ornamented
the gown forming a panel down the
front. Bands OF Ermine were also used
In further ornamenting the dress. The
gown was made with a round neck
and short sleeves these being also
trimmed In the beautiful lace. She
carried "A showed bouquet Of valley
lilies.
The house was decorated In pretty
manner with chrysanthemums and
ferns although not much pretense In
decorating the house had been made.
After the ceremony and at about eight
thirty O'Clock the guests went to the
Hotel Westcott where an informal re-
ception and dance was held. Invita-
tions had been issued to over two
hundred persons including several
from out OF the city. The party was
perhaps the most beautiful one OF it's
kind ever given In this city and the
prominence and popularity OF the bride
in social circles here was clearly de-
monstrated by the success OF this at
fair. The parlors of the hotel perhaps
never before presented such an at
tractive and festive appearance with
their many beautiful decorations. The
second floor had been latticed in with
pink Japanese blossoms. tho bride and
groom standing near the lattice work
while congratulations were being ex-
tended. Tail white pedestals holding
stately palms also added to the effect
iveness' OF the decorations. At one
corner punch was served, palms and
ferns being used copiously to EN-.
bellish or rather divide this nook into
u small room.
In the center OF the dining room the
brides table was placed. covers being
laid for sixteen guests. The others
were served at eight smaller tables.
In the center of the brides table
tall vase filled with pink and white
chrysanthemums around which
had been arranged a mound of pink
and white chrysanthemums intermin-
gled with springerie. The whole gave
a most pleasing effect. Eight candles
In handsome crystal holders encir-
cled the center piece. The shades for
these were very attractive. being pink
in tint. Pink butterfly gause bows were
fastened on the holders In an artistic
manner. The other tables were or.
namonted with small baskets filled
with the smaller chrysanthemums and
ferns. Candles were also used on these
tables. The name cards were dainty
hand painted designs.
During the evening dancing was en-
joyed by the guests. The Heidelberg
orchestra of Dayton furnished the mu-
steal program. There were a number
OF magnificent gowns worn by the
guests adding to the beauty Of the
scene. There were about one hundred
and Atty guests In attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. Quinn left last evening
for Chicago which place they expect
to make their future home. Mr.. Quinn
being engaged in business there. The
bride wore handsome travelling
gown Of corded black velvet trimmed
In ermine about the cuffs. She also
wore furs Of ermine. Her hat was
a small black effect trimmed In hand
made Persian roses. The under part
OF the hat was faced In pink coral.
The bridA, by her charming person
aMty has won for herself host OF
friends in this city who regret to
see her leave. Mr.. and Mrs. Quinn
have the best wishes of all for most
happy future.
Among the out of town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. John Chatfield Wood,
Miss Frances Roberts Of Chicago. DR..
Augustus O'Neil. Mr.. NJ. Kidston. Mr..
Frederick Hoyt of Chicago. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Westcott of Hot Springs.
Arkansas. Miss Jean Wilkie. Miss
Marguerite Wilkie OF New York. Mr..
and Mrs. Burton Westcott and daugh.
ter Miss Jean Westcott Of Spring.
field. Ohio. Mr.. and Mrs. Roland De
weese OF Dayton. Ohio. Miss Cecilia
Quinn. Miss Lillian Quinn and Mrs.
Bernard Quinn Of Chicago.
The bride and groom received
number Of handsome and elegant wed.
ding gifts from friends in this city
and elsewhere.
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SOCIAL EVENTS FOR THE WEEK.
Monday-A meeting Of the Maya.
zine club will be held In the afternoon
The members OF the Ticknor club
will meet In the afternoon.
Miss Alice Knollenberg will be host
ess for meeting Of the Dorcas socie.
~ ut her home In South Fourth street
A meeting Of the Mary F. Thomas
w. c. T. Y. will be held in the after