The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-04-28

Mr.. Carl Eggemeyer. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John NJ. Egsen,ever. and Miss
Viola Agathe Wickemeyer, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. August Wickemeyer.
were married at the home of the
brides parents on South Eighth street
last evening The wedding comes as
surprise to many Of their friends as
the date had been announced for
Wednesday, April %.
The decorations. although simple.
were attractive The color scheme,
pink and white. was carried out in all
appointments. The ritual was said in
the parlor before an altar made Of
palms and ferns imbedded with the
with the flowers were placed about
the room.
Previous to the ceremony Mrs. Fred
J. Bartel, sister Of the bridegroom,
sang Because" The bride and bride
groom entered the ceremony room un-
attended. Little Miss Ellen Bartel, the
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Bartel, was ring bearer and car
ried the wedding ring in Gala lily.
Her dress was a dainty little white
gown with light blue trimmings.
The ceremony was, performed by
the Rev Henry Wickemeyer of Mich
igan City, assisted by the Rev. E, G.
Howard of the FirE English Lutheran
church. The bride was beautiful in a
light rose colored tailored gown. with
a shadow lace waist. She wore a cor
sage bouquet of pink and white roses.
After the service wedding dinner
vas served. The brides table was
placed in the dining room while the
other guests. were served at small
ls.,s t.,
the center of the brides table was
pretty wedding cake. On the cake
were a. miniature bride and bride
groom used on the wedding cake of
the bridegroonrs mother Seated at
this table were Rev Henry Wickemey-
er, Miss Freda Wickemeyer of Mich
igan City. Rev. and Mrs. E. G. How
ard, Mr.. and Mrs. August Wickemey-
er, Miss Margaret Wickemeyer, Mrs.
Carolyn Igelman of Cincinnati, grand
mother of the bridegroom, Mr. Ray
Imond Wickemeyer. Mr.. and Mrs. John
M. Eggemeyer and MIR. and Mrs. Carl
IEggemeyer
Mr.. and Mrs. Eggemeyer left last
might for a wedding trip of several
weeks They went from here to Indi-
annapolis, thence to Chicago. They
will visit several points in the East
before returning to this city where
hey will be at home after June 1.
Among the out of town guests were
fRev. Henry Wickemeyer and daugh-
tier, Miss Freda of Michigan City, Miss
Margaret Wickemeyer of Indianapolis.
Mrs. Carolyn Igelman of Cincinnati.
The young people are prominent
'ere in social circles and have, many
lends who wish them happiness. Mr..
H.. meyer is associated in business
with his father. He. is a member of
the I-&Mba chapter OF the Sigma Cnl
fraternity Ct Indiana University.
A splendid program was presented
last evening at the open meeting OF
the Music Study club held in the High
School Auditorium. The program was
arranged by the executive beard with
Mrs. Lewis c. King as chairman.
Those who assisted the members were
Professor Frederick X. Hicks, violin
list, MI Ralph Little, baritone, with
Miss Dolores Ellis. accompanist and
Miss Martha Diekmeier Of Cincinnati
with Miss Mildred Schalk as accom-
PIANIST
The auditorium was we'll filled and
the program was SO arranged as to
please all guests. The first number
was Duo Symphonique" by Chaml.
made played by Misses Runge and AL
ia MCPHERSON Mrs. Charles Igelman,
sang Down In The Forest tfrom
Cycle OF. Life by Robal. Miss R-utE
Hadley, young musician Of this clty
played Grand Polka De Concert by
Bartlett. A pretty number written by
Gounod and arranged by Hilton, emit
tied unfold ye Portals was sung, by
Mesdames Charles Igleman, Whlsnard,
George Bartel. E. E. Meyers, Ray
Longnecker and Charles S. Marvel in
an accomplished manner
Mr. Hicks appeared next and played
a very difficult number. Gypsy Dance
Number One" by Nachez Miss Ma
Bile Hasemeier played "Etude, Opus
50. Number 6" by Saint-Seans, most
difficult number. Miss Hasemeier had
memorized this long number. Miss
Diekmeier Of Cincinnati, sang three
songs Mr. Ralph Little appeared in
a group of. two numbers. He sang
with much feeling and his numbers
We're we'll chosen
The last number on the program
was perhaps one of the best of the
evening Miss Carolyn Hutton. violin.
Miss Lucille Nusbaum. cello. and
Mics Mildred Schalk played Moment
Musicale by Schubert and Pierrette by
Chamirade.
J This is the last meeting of a most
succeesful year of the club.
The numbers were chosen from the
various programs given at the morn
Ing meetings during the year
Fourteen members attended the
meeting of the Spring Grove Sewing
circle Tuesday afternoon at the home
u Mrs. A. w. Rees in Spring Grove.
The hours were spent socially and
with needlework. Refreshments were
served In two weeks Mrs. Andrew
Hoover entertains the club.
Mrs. Edward Cooper, South Twelfth
street. was among the guests who at
tended the all-day party given Monday