The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-07-21

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Of the bride in Central avenue The
Rev. Allen B. Philputt, pastor OF the
Central Christian church pronounced
the ceremony. Prof. Clarence Carson
played the wedding music. The bride
wore a beautiful gown OF crepe de
chine made with long train and elab-
orately trimmed. The house was elab-
orately decorated for the occasion.
White and green were the wedding
colors. There were number OF
guests from out of the city in atten-
dance.
10 IN TT. WAYNE.
Miss Meiser, who has her studio in
North Ninth street, has gone to Fl.
Wayne. Ind. where she will spend her
vacation. She has been in Milwaukee
ers convention. She will return to this
city August first.
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ANNOUNCEMENT CARDS.
Cards reading as follows have been
received by local persons:
Mr.. Samuel Fred
Miss Hannah Simon
married
Tuesday. July nineteenth,
One thousand nine hundred and ten
Chicago.
At Home
After September fifteenth
Richmond, Ind.
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NO DANCES FOR WEEK.
It seems just little odd that no
dances have been scheduled for the
week, as nearly every weeks schedule
during the summer has been conspic-
ious by the number Of dancing par
ties. No doubt several affairs of this
nature are being arranged for the
near future.
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TO DAYTON.
Mrs. Jesse Bond and Miss Opal Low
In, have gone to Dayton, o. Mrs. Bond
will remain until later In the week.
Miss Lovin expects to return home
this evening.
ARE IN TOWN.
Mrs. Jean Wilkie and daughter Miss
Marguerite, Of New York and who
have been visiting in Dayton, arrived
in the city last evening for visit
with friends and relatives.
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TO JOIN WIFE.
Mr.. Harry Morrow will come today
to join his wife who has been visiting
here. The latter part of the week
they will go to Chicago. Mrs. Nor
row will spend the summer at Michi-
gan summer resorts while Mr.. Morrow
Is on q western trip.
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PICNIC PARTY At GLEN.
The Phi Delta Sigma girls took
their supper to Glen Miller Park
yesterday and enjoyed an afternoon
and evening in the park. Small pen
nants were given as souvenirs. The
regular meeting of the organization
will be held this evening at the home
OF Miss Gertrude Smith in North
Seventeenth street. The members are
Miss Edna Marlatt, Miss Leah Throck.
morton, Miss Mary Kenworthy, Miss
Mary Fisher, Miss Elizabeth Morris,
Miss Gertrude Smith. Miss Barbara
Beckman, Miss Helen Kenworthy,
Miss Vera Crome, Miss Mary Morrow,
OF Eaton, Ohio, Miss Mable Hosier,
Miss Essie Powers and Miss Marcia
SpRhr of Centerville with Miss Mary
Etudebaker, of Greenville, o.
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ENTERTAINED QUESTS.
Misses Mable and Stella Barber
have been entertaining this week with
a number of pretty social affairs at
their home In South thirteenth street.
Last evening they entertained the fol-
lowing guests to dinner: Mr.. and Mrs.
Dent, Mr.. Harry Dent, of Centerville,
Mr.. Dale Barnum and Mr.. Leroy La.
cey. After dinner q number Of musi-
cal numbers were given by the hos
tesses and Mr.. Leroy Lacey. This ev-
ening Miss Mable will entertain with q
thimble party.
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MARRIED LAST EVENING.
Mr.. Howard L. Meyers, well
known business man and Miss Blanch
Voss were married last evening by the
Rev. T. G. McNary at the Second Pres
byterian parsonage. The bride wore