The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-22

several years and the marriage was
the culmination of pretty romance.
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OF iNTEREeT TO WOMEN.
Woman has had as much difficulty
in striking a medium between the ex-
tremes Of skirt styles as In perman.
entity locating the waist line. Some
years ago the proper molds Of fasl\on
In skirts were the hoops, while today
they are the hobbies. The whole
gamut Of style has been run. from one
extreme to the other, and yet, Is far
as the uninitiated can discern. our fair
ones are no nearer the happy mediu,n
than were their mothers and grand
mothers thirty and fifty years ago. for
advance notice from Paris tells US
that the hobble skirt has failed to
meet the demand and is destined for
the ragbag next season. The varia-
ton In skirts has q vast influence
more than the average woman, per.
haps. has stopped to think-upon car.
riage. The woman OF yesterday with
the inflated hoop-skirt. while certain.
ly she could not today be considered
graceful figure. did have the ad-
vantage Of long, free stroke. She
probably was more graceful than out
ward appearances indicated. But the
prisoner In the hobble skirt, smart as
she may appear as to symmetrical
beauty, has no chance whatever to i'm.
prove her carriage.
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ATTENDED REUNION.
Mrs. Edward Hiatt. of Richmond
and her mother Mrs. Bailey, OF Lynn;
Mrs. Joseph Paul and her mother Mrs.
Miley, of Ohio; were among the at
tendants Of the Paul reunion at the
fair grounds today.--New Castle
Times.
LEFT LAST NIGHT.
Miss Carrie Nicholson. Of Chicago.
accompanied by Misses Edith and
Helen Nicholson. left last evening for
her home. The Misses Nicholson will
be her guests for several days.
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FOR ATLANTIC CITY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray X. Shiveley left
yesterday for Atlantic City, where
they will spend fortnight.
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SEWING CIRCLE.
Mrs. Walter Reid will be hostess
for . meeting Of the Spring Grove
Sewing circle Tuesday afternoon at
her home In Spring Grove.
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WILL VISIT HERE.
Miss Ella Osborn of Anderson, Ind.
will come soon to visit Miss Florence
King. Of South Ninth street.
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AUTOMOBILE PARTY.
Mr.. Louis Mauzy, Mr. Ben Humes.
Mr.. Robert Humes and Mr.. Royden
Cox. of Rushville, Ind, motored to
this city yesterday and spent the day
with friends.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mr.. Myron Malsby Of Piqua. O.. was
the guest Of his mother. Mrs. Clara
Malsby over Sunday.
MARRIED YESTERDAY.
Last evening the wedding Of Mr.
Wilson De Voc and Miss Ethel Stigel.
man. daughter Of Mr., and Mrs. Sol
Stigelman Of Chester. was celebrated
at the home Of the brides parents In
the presence Of few relatives and
friends Rev. J. w. Zerbe ofsiciated
The hour for the affair was six
o'clock. Summer flowers. ferns
palms and various potted plants were
used jim decorating the house through
out. Just before the ceremony, Miss
Marjorit stigelman Of this city. and
q cousin Of the bride sang in a charm
ing manner 20, Promise Me-" An altar
where the ritual was said had
been erected of palms and ferns
in the bow window of the parlor
There we're no attendants. The bride
wore a beautiful white lingerie dress
fashioned with lace. After the cere
mony the wedding guests were in
vited to the dining room where buf
fet lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs
De Voc will be at home to their many
friends in this city after September
Arst at their newly appointed home IN
Pearl street, They have the bes,
wishes Of their host Of friends for q
most happy future. Several out-of
town guests were in attendance.
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WILL RETURN THIS EVENING.
Miss Doris Hockett will return thi.
evening from Stoughton, Wisconsin
accompanied by Miss Helen Daven
port. who will come to attend tn,
wedding OF Miss Inez Doddridge ant
Mr.. Park Lantz Of Milton.
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WILL COME SOON.
Mrs. H. H. Glascock of Hannibal
Missouri. and Mr.. Wyatt Wood O
Chicago. will arrive September fourtl