The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-03-27
TRusS-1ILLHEIMER.

TRusS-BILLHEiME
A beautiful home wedding Is to be
celebrated this morning at nine
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. Ida Lem
on. % South Seventeenth street. The
bride is Miss Blanche Billheimer and
the groom Mr. Robert Truss of Ed
monitor, Alberta Canada. Rev. r. J.
Wade will perform the ceremony. the
ring service being used About sixty
guests have been invited. The bride
will wear a pretty gown OF white lin
ger:e. She will be attended by mem
bers of her Sunday school class
taught by Mrs E. B. G. Ewing and
also by Miss Ona Stotelmeyer OF Ha-
gerstown and Miss Emma Walker.
The members of the class are Miss
Gertrude Lacey, Miss Bessie Winsett,
Miss Blanch Davenport, Miss Lulu
Hampton, Miss Zelda Thompson, Miss
Sadie Conn and Miss Mable Barber.
At twothirty o'clock the bride and
groom will leave for Edmonton. Alder
Ia, Canada, which place they will
make their future home. The bride
will wear a dark green chiffon broad
cloth travelling suit with hat and
gloves to correspond. Miss Billheim-
err is graduate of the Reid Memorial
hospital school for nurses and is well
known here. Her many friends ex-
tend hearty congratulations.
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GAVE THIRD PARTY.
Mrs. Hannah d. Francisco, Miss
Lucy Francisco and Miss Edith Fran
cisco gave the third of series OF
afternoon parties yesterday at their
home on kinsey street, receiving from
three to six o'clock The rooms were
effective with red and pink carnations
and daffodils. ferns being used in add
ed decoration. vases of the red bios
SONS being placed in the library
where tea was served.
Mrs. Alice F.. Ross presided over a
charmingly arranged tea-table, orna
mented with old family china, the
cakes and CONNECTIONS being placed or
g. round table covered with a lace
cloth, a tall vace of the carnations
being placed in the center. Mrs. Ross
was assisted by Mrs. Paul Ross, Miss
Mabel Ashbacker and Miss Maude
Toms.
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A GUEST HERE.
Mr.. Smith. Of Muncie, was in towr
yesterday the guest of Mr.. w. A. Ely
den. Mr.. Smith is well known ART
collector and has recently purchased
several of Mr.. Eyden's pictures.
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GUEST OVER SUNDAY.
Mr.. Raymond Swing, state editor Of
the Indianapolis Sun is in the city the
guest Of Mr. Carl Alderman of South
Eighth street over Sunday.
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EASTER BALL.
Although a number of important
social events are scheduled for this
week, perhaps the most important i:
the grand Easter, ball to be held Mon
day evening in the Pythian temple
Russell Smiths orchestra of Indiana
polls will furnish the dance music
Dancing will begin promptly at eight
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buffet lunch will be served. A mum
her of out of town guests with mem
bers of the Wednesday Evening As
sembly will compose the party.
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is HOME.
Miss Grace Smith has returned
from several months stay In Chica
so, where she studied with leading
keramic painter. having returned will
a number of handsome pieces of worl
which she is displaying to her friends
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GUESTS AT HOERNER HOME.
Prof. Chas. B. Austin of Madison
Wis. and Miss Laura Hill of Center
vile are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Johr
]. Hoerner.
OF LOCAL INTEREST.
Mrs. Angelina S. Pearson is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Charles T
Bragg. at Mansfield, O. Later she
will go to New York to join her nep
hew. Ernest Naftzger, and they will
sail March so, on the Lusitania. fol
Cardiff, Wales.
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WILL GIVE Entertainment
The primary department of tht
First Methodist church will give al
entertainment Friday evening, the
program to consist of songs. recita
tons and dialogue. An admission fee
will be asked. The money will b.
used to purchase blackboard
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AN EASTER DANCE.
Monday evening the Entire Nou:
club will give its grand annual Eastel
ball in the Odd Fellows hall. Renk':
orchestra will furnish the music. The
affair promises to be most enjoyable
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DANCING PARTY. s~
Among the parties for the week i.
the dance to be given Thursday CIV
pning March tho fhirfy-firSf in fbs