The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-06-23
". HASKELL MARRIES
MISS JESSIE LkNTz
AT HOME IN MILTON
Popular Young Woman Be-
comes Wife of California
Man in Beautiful Cere-
mOny at Her Home.

pretty social events of the June month
was the wedding of Miss Jessie Lantz
and Walter Haskell which took place
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF the
brides father, L. F. Lantz. In the
dining room where two course lunch
con was served, the flowers were pink
killarney roses in a white basket form
ing the chief center piece for the table
laid in white. Six candles in glass
candlesticks with pink decorations
graced the table. In the living room
the flower was the crimson rambler
lending a tone OF richness to the other
wise simple features.
At the appointed hour Miss Mary
Jones presided at the piano and sang:
"At the Dawning." Sweetheart" and
Sweetest Story Ever Told" As the
clock struck 4, with Miss Lulu
Faucet. presiding at the piano, and
amid the sweet strains of Here
Comes the Bride" the procession in
the following order moved down the
stairway: First came the Rev. F. NJ.
westhafer, officiating minister and the
bridegroom, Walter Haskell. followed
by Deborah Lantz Of Pendleton, and
niece Of the bride. who bore the ring
In a white Gala Lily. Then came the
bride, wearing a lovely gown Of white
crepe de chine with dainty lace trim
mings and carrying bouquet of lilies
OF the valley and brides roses. She
came leaning on the arm of her father,
L. F. Lantz. The bridal party passed
down the stairs and into the parlor
where they arranged themselves in
proper order before the beautiful
'~v wreathed arch where the Rev.
I Westhafer pronounced Walter
Il al and Miss Jessie Lantz hus-
and wife, the bride being given
! ay by her father, Mr.. Lantz. At
The close Of the ceremonies the dainty
luncheon was served, the bride and
groom and their young friends occupy
ing the dining room where the Misses
Marie Elwell. Miriam Parkins. Mary
Jones, Lulu Faucet, Lillian DuGran-
rut and Serena Hoshour served. The
brides cake was cut by the bride.
attendance, the out OF town people
the groom from Redlands, California;
Robert Haskell, brother of the groom
from Miami Arizona. Mr.. and Mrs,
Park Lantz, of Petoskey, Michigan,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lantz and daugh-
ter. Of Pendleton, brothers of the
bride; Mr. and Mrs, Will Morris, Mrs.
Martha Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Rogers. all of Pendleton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert Morris. of Paramount; Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Leibhardt. Henry. Leib-
hardt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Knight, rela-
tives Of the bride. and Miss Elizabeth
Smelser from Richmond; Mr.. Howe
and daughte -in-law, Mrs. Newberry
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Mrs. Walter Haskell left at 6 o'clock
for indianapolis. They will stop in
Chicago. and go from there to San
Francisco to visit the Exposition and
will be at their home at Redlands,
California, July 4.
The Boosters club will meet Thurs
day evening and a miscellaneous pro-
gram has been prepared for an excell-
ent entertainment.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ferris entertain.
ed as their guests Sunday. Frank Con-
nelly and Mrs. Lena Denton and
daughter, or north of East German
town.
Mrs Fenton Of Chicago and Mrs.
Roscoe Garrett of Indianapolis, were
guests this week of Mr.. and Mrs.
Samuel Garrett.
Mr. and Mrs. W, w. Leverton en-
sertained Sunday, Mr.. and Mrs Clay
ION Kimmel, Mrs. Vashti kimmel, Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Leverton and daugh-
ter
Scale Reed. east of town has bad
loot. He was chopping log when a
chip stuck to the axe, causing the tool
% glance. 1t struck him on the foot
causing a bad wound
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred hilbert and fam
.ly of Richmond, visited Mrs. Anna
darmier and family this week