The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1915-06-15
i John Hollingsworth Saturday and

| Sunday.
The jolly Twenty one Z A. Latin
club will meet Wednesday afternoon
at the home OF Miss Odessa Darnell,
1896 Boyer street Members are asked
to meet at the corner of Eighth and
| Main streets at 1880 o'clock.
The Indianapolis Star in speaking
of the Governors party which left for
trip througL California says:
| Governor Ralston was accompanied
| by Mrs. Ralston, their daughter, Miss
| Ruth. and their sons Julian and EN-
mette. Others in the Governors party
| included Mr.. and Mrs. B. B. Johnson,
Mrs. Dale ]. Crittenberger and daugh-
| ter Miss Ruth, former state senator
Evan B. Stotsenburg Of New Albany,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. McReynolds of ko-
komo and Mr.. Bert Winters of Leb-
| anon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira swisher, who have
been residing on North Eighth street,
will take an apartment in the Key
stone on North Fifteenth street, Sec
ond floor north Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Murray and family will move to the
Husson flats on Main street
| A silver tea will be given Friday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Paul Ross
instead of at the First Presbyterian
church as announced. All ladies Of
the church are invited to attend.
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Y. M. l..
will hold an important meeting this
evening at the Y M. I. club rooms.
The grand president of indianapolis
will be present. Later there will be a
social hour and refreshments.
Misses Charlotte Carpenter, Of Fort
Collins, Colorado, and Emma Carpen-
ter of Dixon, Illinois, have come to
attend the funeral Of their cousin,
Belle Sweet.
The Kings Daughter class of the
Second Presbyterian church will meet
Wednesday evening with Miss Mary
Howes at her home on North Twen-
tieth street.
The marriage of Miss Mildred Kelly,
i daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. P. Kelly,
to Mr.. Elmo A. Funk, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. c. E. Funk, was solemnized this
morning at O'Clock high mass at
st. Mary's church, Anderson. Rev.
Thomas A. Mungovan, performed the
ceremony. A wedding breakfast was
served at the brides home. The deco
rations were beautiful Among the
Richmond guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Weber, Mrs. Ella Haskell
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Donnell
!,
street, spent the weekend with Miss
Lenna Stretch at her home in New
Castle.
The Womans' Relief Corps desires
to thank all merchants who permitted
them to have room in their stores and
shops Saturday, when the corps sold
flags Mrs. Minnie Hall is president
of the organization and Mrs. Della
Coggeshall chairman of the executive
committee.
II A dinner-dance will be given this
evening at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Tarkelson on South Seven
, teenth street, in honor of Master
, George and Miss Elizabeth Tarkelson
, who at this time will entertain mem
| bers of misses and masters dancing
class. The guests will be served al
, small tables placed in the living room
The appointments will be marguer
ties and pink candles in dainty hold
ers capped with the pink shades
: Clusters Of the garden flowers with
the field daisies will be in evidence
throughout the apartments. After
dinner the children will enjoy CO
tillon party. The Victro1a will furnish
the music The guests will be Misses
Helen Johnson, Mildred Nusbaum
. Juliet Nusbaum. Marjorie Gennett
: June Robinson, Maxine Murray, Thel
= ma Robinson. Mary Louise Bates, Lou
Use Mather, Miriam Hutton, Helen Egg
gemeyer, Janet Seeker, Margaret
= Beasley, Alice Gennett. Elizabeth
. Bates. Flora Evelyn kragle Of Ander
son, Rosalie Deardorf of Greenfield
Masters Moorman Lamb, Johr
Crawford, William Weed, June Wheel
!. er Gayle, William Keys. Roland Keys
Ralph Nicholson, Robert Weed. Rober
Watt, George Eversman. Sidney Watt
. Burr Simmons, Charles Robinson, Sci
| don Simmons. George Mendenhall
. Raymond Smith and Paul Brewer.
! Miss Frances Elizabeth Doan, young
\ est daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Abe
.Aoan of Westfield, and Mr.. Franz
e Hatch Streightoff of Brooklyn New
5 York, were married at the home Of the
4 brides parents in the presence Of the
i family and a few friends. Miss Doa1
is an aluminus of Butler college ant
the University of Illinois and ha:
n been a teacher in Greenfield ant
Greencastle. Mr.. Streightoff is pro
t fessor of economics in DePauw uni
4 versity Professor Allen d. Hole o
Earlham college, and President George
r. Grose of DePauw university hat
e part in the ceremony.
f Beautiful in every appointment wa
n the wedding of Miss Helen Pierce, th
: lovely daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
son ]. Pierce, to DR.. A. l.. MCGOWAN
which was celebrated on Saturda
f eyenine the home of the hride'