The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-11-22

rooms were from yellow tapers in
china. crystal and silver holders. Miss
Framed wore gown of black passe-
mentarie over green, made entraine.
Miss Morris wore a gray embroidered
costume: Miss Pilsbury was in yellow
satin, trimmed with crystal. and Miss
Nelson wore white broadcloth toilet
Among the guests were Miss Gene
We've Plaster of Danville, ILL.,, with
Miss Edna Heaton; Mrs. Bruno Mehr-
ing and Miss Helen Barraud of Ger
many; Miss Janet Flanner and Mrs.
Robert O'Connor of Delphi with Miss
Majent Ryan.-Indianapo Sun.
SEVERAL WEDDINGS.
This is the day of weddings and
surely more beautiful day could not
have been selected by prospective
brides and grooms. The first wedding
for the day was celebrated this morn.
ing at nine O'Clock when Miss Clara
Nichter and Mr. George Zwissler were
married.
At six thirty O'Clock this evening
Miss Ada Schneider, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. William SCHNEIDER and Mr..
Adam Crome will be married in the
st. Johns Evangelical Lutheran
church. A number of invitations were
issued about fortnight ago for the
affair.
The last wedding for the day will be
Gates and Miss Mildred GAR daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs S. w. Gaar of
North Thirteenth street The affair
will be celebrated at seven o'clock this
evening at the home of the brides
parents. Among the out-of-town guests
who have come for the wedding are
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Lahr and son of
Evansville, Indiana, Mr.. Dudley Gates
of San Francisco, Cal; Miss Mary
Battin of Selma, Ohio Only the rela-
tives with very few intimate friends
will witness the ceremony This will
be one of the most important we'd
dings for the month of November on
account of the prominence of the
young people in this city
DELIGHTFUL EVENT.
Perhaps the most delightful event
in Tuesday social circles was the az
ternoon and evening entertainment ar
ranged for by the members of the
Progressive Literary society. In the af-
ternoon the regular meeting was held,
Mrs. George Chrisman acting as host
ess at her home in South Thirteenth
street. The house was decorated
throughout with the national colors.
The following program with Mrs. Alb
ner Buell. as leader was given.
responsibilities of Puritan Land.
On the Sands of Cape Cod-Mrs. A.
B. Roy.
Old Times in the Colonies-Mrs.
Gloin.
Thanksgiving Hymn-Circle.
Thanksgiving Ideas and Recipes
Circle.
After the program for the afternoon
the husbands Of the members came in
and an old fashioned New England
dinner was served at six thirty o'clock.
The table fairly groaned under it's load
of good things to eat After dinner a
number of toasts were given by the
men guests smoker arranged espe-
cilly for the gentlemen by the hostess,
es following. At seven thirty O'Clock
an interesting program was given as
follows:
Piano Solo-Miss Jessie Dulin.
Reading-Mrs. NJ. Trimble Patter.
son.
Clug Song composed by Mrs. Chris
man and Mrs. Buell. and rendered by
them.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Albert Schirmeyer
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Patterson.
Story-Mrs. Arnold.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Schirmeyer, com
posed by Mrs. Chrisman.
Those enjoying the affair were Mr.
and Mrs. George Chrisman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Patterson, Mr.. and Mrs
Albert Schirmeyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd
Teeple, Professor and Mrs. A. B. Roy
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold, Mr.. and Mrs. J
H. Bennett, Mrs. Abner Buell., Miss
Jessie Dulin, Mrs. Rebecca Dulin, Mr.
and Mrs. Gloin, Mr. and Mrs. O. s
Hasty, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Schirmey
er, Miss 1nez Hasty and Mr.. and Mrs
Schirmeyer.