The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1914-11-19
activities of Society

Another autumnal wedding of more
! than usual interest was solemnized
| last evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. J. Edgar Mote, 529 East Twenty
second street, Indianapolis, when Mrs.
| Notes sister, Miss Alma Lohr was
united in marriage to Mr.. Erie l..
| Reynolds of this city. The house was
artistically decorated with palms, smi-
| lax, ferns and bowls Of pink roses.
| The entire north wall of the parlor
! was bank Of palms and before this
improvised altar the ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Willard o.
/ Trueblood of the First Friends church.
| Miss Franc White, well-known
harpist played during the evening.
The color scheme pink and green was
| carried out in the menu which was
served after the ceremony. The bride s
! travelling gown was of navy blue
chiffon cloth with hat of black velvet
trimmed in uncurled ostrich feathers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds left for New
! York and will be at home after De-
cember 8 at their home, 1915 Main
street.
The bride is a niece Of Mrs. J. Mark
| Wilson of South Thirteenth street. and
Is a graduate of the Richmond high
school. The groom is a well-known
business man of this city. Out of
town guests were Mrs. Luella Carson,
/ Misses Lillian and Edna Carson, Cora
Edwards Of New Castle; Miss Jose
| phine Wilson, Messrs. and Mesdames
Lewis c. King and Joseph H. Mills of
Richmond.
! The members Of the Domestic
Science association held their regular
business meeting Wednesday after,
noon at the home of Mrs. Richard
Schillinger on North Eighth street
After the routine business matters had
been considered Mrs. A. n. Roach
| gave her report of the recent meeting
held at Evansville. A report of the
work of the visiting nurse was also
made at this time. At the close of the
meeting the hostess served a luncheon
and a social hour followed. In two
weeks the association will meet again
and the meeting will be addressed by
Professor J. T. Giles, of the city
schools. His subject will be THE
Progress of Domestic Science in the
Schools"
| The members Of the Francis Will
lard W. c. T. U. gave Mrs. Eliza Zim
mer postal card shower yesterday
| in celebration of her ninety-second
i birthday anniversary. Ice-cream and
cake were also sent to this aged mem
ber and a subscription to the Union
Signal paper of the W. c. T. U. Mrs
Zimmer resides at 206 North Seven
| teenth street.
! Dolls to be dressed for Christmas
were distributed yesterday when a
meeting of the Penny club was held
at the home Of Mrs. BaltZ Bescher on
Lincoln street. The dolls will be
| given to the unfortunate children OF
the city at the annual Christmas din
ner to be held in the Pythian Temple
House plants and late fall flowers
were utilized in arranging the home
| of Mrs. Champion on North Eighteenth
street, last evening when the East
End Aid society of the First Christian
church entertained their friends. The
! hostess was assisted in entertaining
! by Mrs. Harkins. The affair was in
! the nature of a measuring social each
person paying a penny for as many
i inches as they were tall. A sum OF
1926 was realized. A musical pro
gram featured the evening and the
society desires to thank all those who
participated in the affair. Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Wilson, pano and corne'
with their son Mr.. Byron Wilson
violin, played several pretty numbers
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard. accompanied by
Miss Meta Richard, piano, sang severa
beautiful selections. Miss Mable
Mansfield gave reading. Miss Eliza
beth Henshaw, president of the Aid
society made a short address. Mrs. J
. n. Hodgin gave a reading followed by
a short talk made by Rev L. E. Muir
ray pastor of the First Christian
church. The program was concluded
with a song by Miss Frances Champ
ion with piano accompaniment by
Miss Thelma Champion. After the
program a social hour followed and re
freshments were served.
One hundred persons attended the
silver tea given Wednesday afternoon
at the First Methodist church by the
Womans Aid society Of the church
| The afternoon was spent socially an(
| with needlework. The next regular
meeting will be held December al
which time arrangements will be com
pleted for the parcel post party an(
bazaar to be given December II, b.
the society.
Several members attended the meet
ing Of the West Side division of tn,
Ladies' and Pastors Union of thu
Grace NJ F. church held yesterda,
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. T. G.
Hubbard on West Main street. TIL,
next meeting will not be held at thu
regular time on account Of Thanks
giving. The hostess will be announced
later.
Mrs. Horace A. Hoffman of Bloom
ington, Indiana, was the guest Of he
sister Mrs. J. T. Giles for a few day
at her home, 33 South Thirteenth
street.
The wedding OF Mr.. Richard Simp
son and Miss Fannie Massey. daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lon Massey o
North Nineteenth street. was quietl,
solemnized Wednesday morning at l
o'clck at the St. Pauls Episcopa
Parish house in the presence Of tn
families and few intimate friends
'rha Soryica woS road nv tho Rev ]