The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-10-12
Social News
Cathell. The years work viii begin
In two weeks

C1lu6lL Tue year WOIA Will USSu
In two weeks.
The first meeting Of the year for
the Magazine club was held Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. e. G.
Hfbberd Mrs. J. H. Kinsey read the
story. After the program there was
q social hour and refreshments.
Sixteen members and one guest.
Mrs. William Dormer, enjoyed the
meeting Of the Dorcas society. held
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. George Fox.
Miss Edith Decker was hostess Mon
day evening for meeting Of the Loyal
Messengers class of the First Chris
tian church. Those present were
Misses Donna Hyde, Lucille White.
Alta Mae White, Margaret Wilson,
Inez Leighton, Pauline Mansfield, Col
die Grothaus, Hazel Brumfiel. Alice
vossler, Juanita Bloom, Hazel Kinley,
Ruth Keelor, Lillian Karch. Miss Nc
Conkey and Mrs. Chester Banfill.
The Young Peoples Christian En-
leavor Union OF the United Brethren
church, will give social Wednesday
evening.
An important business meeting OF
the Central Aid society Of the First
Christian church, will be held We'd
nesday afternoon at the church.
Mrs. William Gaar Of the Daugh-
tiers of the American Revolution left
last evening for Washington to attend
the twenty-fifth anniversary meeting
OF the national society this week.
Mrs. Gaar went in place Of the state
regent, Mrs. Henry A. Beck, and took
with her the silver offering from the
Daughters of the American Revolu-
ton in Indiana
Miss Bertha Taube entertained a
number of girl friends at her homeon
South Thirteenth street. The affair
was in the form of kid" party. The
evening was spent with games, and
luncheon was served. Those enjoying
the affair were Misses Grace Landwehr,
Clara Thomas, Mary Pfeiffer, Edna
Early, Corrine sudhoff, Irene Wig
more, Mary Taube, Emma Taube,
Mary Schuermann, Minnie Crotch
dick. Mary Butler, Laura Neff, Leona
Weaver, Rose Taube, Bertha Taube,
and Mrs. George Taube.
One OF the most beautiful weddings
solemnized in this city for some time
was witnessed this morning at ST
| Mary's Catholic church by number
of guests, when Mr.. Charles HartZell,
son Of Mrs. P. J. Hartzell of Lewis
burg, Ohio, and Miss Kathleen Muir
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were married at o'clock thigh mass)
by the Rev. Father w. ]. Cronin.
About the altar were arranged a
number, of stately palms their
branches extending to the chancel
rail. Miss Alma Pfafflin was at the
organ and played program of bridal
airs as the guests were being seated
by the ushers, Messrs. Leo McManus
ceremony MIR. Ray Geier sang, II Love
!. II T:.:.y' and Ave Marie. ~ After
- c~''; my the choir sang.
ne hr des I'D. Miss Mary Mac
Donald CT Dayton, Olto. entered the
church on the arm CT the bridegroom
Mr. Charles HartzelI, followed by the
bride on. the arm OF the best man, Mr.
, Oliver Often. The bride was beau
,itul in a handsome wedding gown Of
white crepe meteor made decollete
and entrain. The bodice was fashion
ed with laces and insertion and trim
med in mother of pearl. The skirt
| was made in the fashion of French
mode with cascades knotted with
white French knots and corded about
the edge. The court train was caught
at the waist falling in folds to the bot
~ ho yoi1 70 or
ed with a crown of orange blossoms