The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-01

Schneider, Miss Ruby Bullock. Miss
Clara Wcisbrod, Miss Marie SPOTS.
Miss Elsie Won Pein. Miss Margaret
Polenz and Miss Martha Benfeldt
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A SURPRISE TO MANY.
Friends here will be surprised to
learn OF the wedding OF Mr.. George 8.
Guycr OF this city and Miss Nellie NJ.
Riley. Of Lynn. Ind. They were quiet.
~ married Thursday afternoon. June
the thirtieth by the Rev. s. w.
Traum of the First Christian church.
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GUESTS At MUNcIE.
The Muncie Press says:
Mrs. Nettie Balser OF Richmond and
Mrs. chrissie Effihger OF Loveland. o.
are the guests OF Mrs. A. G.. Handley.
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VISITING HERE.
Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson, Of Nun.
Gle, Ind. and Miss Bess Goetschen.
of New York are the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Thompson. "a South
Seventeenth street, for few days.
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A GRADUATE.
Miss Fannie Harrell. a graduate at
Indiana university, this year. has re.
turned to her home. northwest Of the
city.
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WILL RETURN HOME.
Miss Dorothy Hickman who has
been In the hospital at Cincinnati, UNI
dergoing an operation will return
home this week. Her many friends
will be glad to know that she Is much
improved In health.
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ENTERTAINED GUESTS.
Miss Alice Schuerman entertained
several guests In pleasant social
manner last evening at her home In
South Seventh street The guests
were Misses Birdella Reber. Myrtle
Stone. Messrs. Albert Schuerman.
Perry Zindorf and Jerome Day. Late
served.
WELL KNOWN HERE.
Gladstone II. Barrett of Nashville
and Miss Edith Matthews of this city
were united In marriage at o'clock
Wednesday evening nj the Matthews
home In North Walnut street In the
presence of 300 guests. says a Bloom.
ington dispatch. The bride is a men,
Der of the Kappa Kappa Gamma and
Tri Kappa sororities. and . daughter
Of Fred Matthews, a well known stone
quarry operator The groom gradual
ed from Indiana University. The
couple will live at Ellcttsville.-Rush-
willie Republican.
APOLLO CLUB HOSTS.
One OF the most delightful social
events for today is the banquet TO be
given this evening at westville by the
members of the Apollo club. one OF
the most popular musical organiza-
tions In this city. The families Of
the members and few friends will
he the guests OF honor. The banquet
will be served by woman's organ.
ization In Westville. AMER dinner a
charming musical program will be
presented by the club.
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PICNIC At THE PARK.
Monday a number of young people
will picnic at jackson park. The af-
fair Is In honor Of Miss Truissa VIII.
hanson. who will soon go to Califor.
MIA. where she expects to make her
future home. In the evening the party
will enjoy dance In the pavilion.
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ANNUAL PICNIC.
The annual Sunday school picnic OF
st. Paufs Lutheran church will be
held Monday ut tho George Knollen.
berg farm. south OF the city.
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FRAUNeERG.PETERs.
The marriage of Miss Mae Lillian
Peters. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
II. Peters. TO Roy II. Fraunberg, of
Cambridge City. took place this morn.
Ing at st. Patrick's church. the Rev.
Victor J. Brucker officiating. The or.
ganist. Miss Helen Colbert. played a
program of wedding music as the
guests were escorted TO pews by the
ushers. Arthur Peters, brother of the
bride. and Chester Carter. The church
was decorated with cathedral candles
and palms. For the professional Miss
Colbert played the march from Mid
summer Nights Dream" The ushers
were followed by the flower maid
Marjorie Vert. a cousin of the bride
the bridesmaid, Miss Maud Rider: the
maid Of honor. Miss Edna Fox and
then the bride. with her brother. who
gave her away. Mr.. Fraunberg's best
man was j. w. Oswald. of Goshen.
During the ceremony Mrs. Charles
Orossart sang Ave Maria"
The bride wore gown of white
French satin with a panel of hand
run silk lace and trimmed with pearls
Her long tulle veil was held by lilies
e the valley and her bouquet was OF
white roses tied with smilax. Miss