The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-06-25

Mrs. Jesse Kassebaum), where the
DePauw students, under the leadership
OF Joe Wilkin, gave their college songs
and yells. Here, on the beautifully
lighted lawn, the crowd was refreshed
with sherbet and waters, and after
more music and games all dispersed to
their homes, very tired but happy
Connersville News
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Balfe and
children have returned to their home
In Connersville after visiting friends
and attending the Champion-Balfe
wedding
Mr.. Leo H. Davidson and Miss
Minnie Studt secured marriage
license yesterday. The bride has many
friends here. She resides on the
Henley road.
Miss Margaret Gillies gave a beauti-
full appointed dinner Tuesday evening
at her home in New Castle in honor
Of the members of her bridal party.
Pink and white roses and smilax form
ed charming decorations for the table.
Dinner was served at 6 80 o'clock. Mr..
Walker Land, of this city, attended
the function. Mr.. Ward Huston and
Miss Gillies were married Wednesday
evening.
Miss Clara kennepohl has finished
the course at the Pennsylvania OrthO-
pedic Institute, OF Philadelphia, which
consists of Electrotheraphy, Hydro
tneraphy. Swedish massage and cor.
receive gymnastics. After a short visit
with her kinspeople, Miss Kennepohl
will return east and take up her work
again.
Miss Elizabeth Kennepohl, who has
been attending Nazareth Academy at
Kalamazoo, Mich is home for the
! summer vacation. She will return to
Kalamazoo in September.
Miss Reeves of Rushville was the
guest of friends in this city last even
ing and attended the reception-dance
at the Pythian temple.
The Ladies' and Pastors Union of
monthly meeting at the church to-
morrow evening. All aid societies are
asked to meet at the church.
A lawn party was given last evening
| church by members of the Christian
Endeavor society. Japanese lanterns
We're used in decorating the lawn. Ia.
bles were placed under a pretty can
! opy formed by the lanterns. Ice cream
/ and cake were served to a number OF
guests.
Officers as follows were elected yes
terday afternoon when the Mission.
airy society of the First Methodist
church met with Mrs. l.. H. Bunyan at
her home on North Twelfth street:
President-Mrs. Edward Phila baum
First Vice President-Mrs. Watson
p. ONeal.
Second Vice President-Mrs. B.
Earle Parker.
Third Vice President-Mrs. Coil
Bennington.
Corresponding Secretary-Miss Ida
Taylor.
Recording Secretary-Mrs. w E.
Wilson.
Treasurer-Mrs. George Martini
Assistant Treasurer-Mrs. Glen A.
! Gaar.
| After the business session Miss
! Mary Smith played several Instrument
al mum bers. Refreshments were served
and a social hour followed.
AS courtesy to a number of guests
! who are in the city attending the ses
sons of the Phi Delta Kappa frater
nifty, Misses Agnes Cummings and Miss
Ethel Brown gave pretty porch party
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
| Miss Cummings on South Fifteenth
! street. Over two hundred guests were
entertained during the afternoon. The
hours were from 3 to O'Clock. Re
! freshments were served. The following
assisted the hostesses in entertaining
Misses Marie Brown, Blanche Bayer
Hannah Hershey, Margaret Cooper OF
Pittsburg, Alice White, Margaret Fer
j euson, Ethel Brown. Katherine Miles
! Elizabeth Rohrer, Ethel Pohlman OF
! Tippecanoe City, Dorothy Gray and
Louise Schroeder OF Connersvilie.
The regular meeting of the Mary
Hill w. G. T. L. will be held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mr.. George
Bowers on Hunt street. The meeting
will be called at = o'clock. All mem
bere are invited to be present, as ar
excellent program will be presented.
Twenty members of the TirZah AiC
society spent a delightful afternoon
Wednesday with Mrs. Oscar Frame al
her home on the National road, east
The election of officers resulted as
follows:
President Mrs. Ross Robinson.
Vice President-Nrs Omer Woods
Secretary-Mrs. Bert Williams.
Assistant Secretary-Mrs. Anna
Frame.
Treasurer-Nrs. Minnie Needham.
Assistant Treasurer-Mrs. Belle
Jones.
Three new members were taken into
the society, Mesdames Frank Thomas
II. FarlOW and Elizabeth Nuss. After
the business meeting a social time was
enjoyed on the lawn. A luncheon ir
two courses ives served. Mrs. Eliza
beth Nuss will entertain the society
in two weeks at her home, 1925 North
street.
The wedding of Mr.. Walter lnger
mann of Cambridge City, and Miss
Alice Bussen, a sister of Mr. and Mrs
Raymond Bussen, will be sOlemnizec
this evening at o'clock at the parsOn
age of ST Andrews Catholic church
The Rev Father Roell will perform
the ceremony. The bride and bride
groom will leave for a short wedding