The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-17

A meeting of the WOmans Re
lief Corps will be held in the
pOStrOOm at the court house.
Prof. Cunningham dancing
class will not meet in the even
ing
Mrs Charles Kirk will give
card party at her apartments on
North Eighth street.
The Helping Hand society will
be entertained by Mrs. Charles
Frech at her home in Eaton, O.
The Married Folks Dancing club
of Cambridge City has postponed
its meeting one week.
The annual picnic of Reid Me-
mortal hospital will be held on the
lawn at the hospital.
Mrs. w Frank Lehman and Mrs.
Edward Cooper will give box
party in the evening at the Muir
ray theatre for visiting guests.
An ice cream social will be given
in the evening at the E-arlham
Heights Presbyterian church
The Odd Fellows will hold their
picnic at jackson park, afternoon
and evening.
The wedding of Mr.. Rush Bowman
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bowman
of South Twelfth street, and Miss Hell
en- Miller of Harrisburg, Pa, was sol
emnized last evening at 7 O'Clock at
La Porte, Ind. The ceremony was
performed by clergyman of the Pres
byterian church. They have taken a
cottage at Pine Lake, where they will
spend the summer. MIR. Bowman Is
an auditor in the offices Of the Nj
Rumely company at La Porte. He is a
graduate Of the Richmond high school
and has host Of friends in this city
who extend congratulations. The an
nouncement will come as a surprise tC
many.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Kirkman gave
party Thursday evening OF last week
for a number Of their neighbors and
friends. The house was prettily deco
rated throughout with flowers and
ferns The evening was spent socially
and with games and music. A deli
ciOus luncheon was served. Those
who enjoyed the affair were Messrs
and Mesdames Oscar Thompson, Wal
ter SleWeke, Meriet Williamson. B. B
Williams. Charles kirkman, Ira Sllcl.
Fred Tapey William Brooks. Clarence
Addleman, Lew Morgan, Edward Car
man, Harvey kirkman, Messrs. Ed
ward and Ray Kirkman Harry and
Floyd Brown, Carl Addeman. Ear
Bunker. Fred and Earl Church, John
Hawkins. Harry Study, Emmett Baker
Misses Estclle Hoover, Fern Addle
man, Margaret Tapey. Naomi Fird
Iona Williams. Alta Windle, Mildred
Sieweke and Mary and Elizabeth Nc
Clure.
Mr.. Arthur Schimpf. ,Jr.. of Butte
Mont. a student in a military acad
envy at BOardStOwn, n. j., spent yes
terday with his aunt Mrs. Lena Span
agel West Fifth street He left this
morning for his home, accompanied by
Mr. William Spanagel, who will spend
portion Of the summer with Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Schimpf
A church wedding, marked by its
simplicity, making 1t all the more i'm
pressive. was celebrated This mOrnine
at $50 O'Clock in the St Mary's Cath
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Wittc. ant
Miss Alice Howels, daughter OF Mr.
James Howells, 10 North Sixteenth
street. were married in the presence
Of "A large number of friends and rela
tiveS.
The altar was beautifully arranged
with palms and ferns. Rev. Father
CrOnin. officiated.
The bride wore a pretty gown o
white lace with hat to match. She
carried a shower bouquet Of bride -.
roses. There were no uaherS, the
guests finding their seats as they en-
tere d the edifice.
Miss Eta Witte. sister of the
bridegroom, was maid of honor. She
wore gown Of white and carried al
arm bouquet Of pink roses. Her hal
was trimmed III pink and white wings
Mr. George O Brien attended the
groom.
While the service was being rnaC
Miss Marie OHrl"n sang a beautiful
program of bridal airs. Miss Lucille
Carney presided at the organ. Sh,
also sank for the occasional.
After the ceremony Weddinf
breakfast was served at the home o
the brides father. All the decoration.
We're in pink and white. In the center
white roses. Ferns were also arranged
effectively about the center piece.
Mr. and Mrs. Witte left today for {
ten days wedding trip. The bride wore
a blue serge travelling suit with a pan
anna hat.
Upon their return they Will be a
home to their many friends at 20:
North r street. Their hosts of friends
in this city are glad to extend COngrat
ulations and wish them much happi
ness in their new life. Both young PEG
pie are we'll and fayOrably known
here as both have resided in this city
all their lives. Several showers anG
parties have been given within the
past few weeks by the many friends OF
The bride.
Departing from the usual routine O.
many social functions given recently
was the pretty breakfast given this
morning at 5 O'Clock by Mrs. Frank
Walters and Mrs. Glenn BeesOn in the
apartments of the former in the Nc
Conaha apartments, when the hostess
rs entertained in this manner as q
courtesy to MesdameS Milton Thomas
Gordon Ribble of Muncie and Harry
GrpVpr of Anderson, visiting guests II
this city The parlOr and living room
were decorated with roses and ferns
rhc crimson rambler rose was in evi