The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-09-15
DETERMINATIONS.

kgRkhAM.FRgeMAN.
A beautiful home wedding was celc-
brated last evening ut the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry J. Freeman. South
Twenty.second street. when their
daughter. Miss Hazel was married 10
Mr.. william Kerkham. OF Washington.
ID. c. The ceremony was performed
promptly mt six.thirty o'clock In the
presence OF a number OF friends and
relatives. DR.. 8. r. Lyons. OF the
Reid Memorial Presbyterian church
officiated. The lawn and porch were
brilliantly lighted with electricity.
Strands Of electric lights shaded Win
japanese lanterns were fastened from
the porch to the walk making pretty
pathway for the wedding guests as
they assembled at the Freeman home.
The house was also artistically embei-
lishod for the affair. The archways
ana mantels az well as the chandeliers
were festooned with southern smilax.
Fall roses and clematis were the How
ers which were used copiously
throughout the different apartments.
In the ceremony room the decorators
used brides roses In a most artistic
manner, decorating the various parts
OF this room In a beautiful manner.
In the living room q number OF palms
and ferns were used to form q small
apartment where the harpist from In
dianapolis was stationed. Before the
hour he played u program OF bridal
airs. The bride preceded by the maid
OF honor Miss Margaret Sedgwtck. en-
tered the living room to the Lohengrin
wedding march and proceeded to the
ceremony room through an aisle made
by the ribbon bearers Miss Dorothy
Kerkham. of New York and Master
Caleb Bailey. The bride and her maid
We're met at the altar by the groom
and his best man. Mr.. Gath Freeman
The altar was especially pretty. II
was arranged with white pedestals
adorned with French baskets OF
brides roses.
The bride wore beautiful gown OF
white messline with over dress OF LIB
erty Marquisette. The dress was trim
med with pearl bands. She wore q
tulle veil fastened with valley lilies
and carried shower bouquet oi
brides roses and lilies. Miss Sedg
wick wore beautiful dress OF crepe
de.chene. She carried small French
basket filled with fall roses. After
the ceremony the guests were served
dinner. The brides table was In
the dining room and was appointed
with pink roses and pink tinted can
dies.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kerkham left last ev
ening for the Adirondack mountain,
where they will spend their honey
moon. They also expect to visit IN
New York. Later they will go tc
Warrington. d. c.. where Mr.. kerk
ham Ia engaged In the practice of law
The brides going away gown was a
blue tailored suit. She wore mill
tary turban. She IL a most popular
YOUNG woman and has been yer,
prominent in her social set from
which she will be greatly missed. Mrs
Kerkham at one time attended schoo
at National Park. She was also 1
student ut Esrlham college and thu
local high school. They have the hes
wishes 81 their many friends for ;
most happy future. A number o
guests from out OF town came to at
tend the wedding. Among those werv
the parents OF the groom. Mr.. and Mrs
Kerkham Of Washington. Col. ant
Mrs. Robert Kerkham and daughter
Miss Dorothy of New York, Miss Vet
ris Currey Of Evansville, Ind. an,
Miss Mary Montgomery of Greenfield
Ind.
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MONTHLY MEETING.
Mrs. William Romey was hostess