The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-25
Social News

OF the st. Mays Catholic church At
$3.50 o'clock, the Rev. Father Cronin
officiating. Members Of the families
and . few intimate friends were pres
Ont. The bride wore . midnight blue
tailored suit with hat and shoes to
match. Her flowers were q corsage
bouquet OF Aaron Ward roses She
was attended by her sister. Miss Meta
Pfafflin, who wore a tailored suit of
plum color with hat to match. Her
flowers were q corsage bouquet Of
violets. Mr.. Ernest Meek Of Muncie, a
close friend of the bridegroom, was
best man. After the ceremony the
couple left for wedding trip and
after December Is will be at home at
their newly appointed apartments In
the Vista. The bride has many friends
here. She is an accomplished must
clan and for several years has been
ofganist At the st. Mary's Catholic
church. Mr. Porterfield is connected
with the J. M. Hutton company. Miss
Mabel Geier caught the bridal bou-
quet.
A double wedding was solemnixed
this morning at II o'clock In the First
English Lutheran church 1t Logans.
port, when Mr.. Erie Glidewell and
Miss Winifred Farrar. and Mr.. Royce
Johnson Of Kokomo, and Miss Mabel
Pittman Of Logansport. were married.
ring ceremony. The church was dec
GRATED with palms and forms. About
the altar and chancel rail were bank.
ed palms with ferns and flowers. Miss
Carrie Bohannon played the Lohengrin
vi
being seated. During the ceremony
she played the Mendelssohn wedding
Miss Anna Groas Of Logans.
port, sang q program Of bridal airs.
Miss Groas was in the church balcony.
which also was arranged with palms
and ferns. Both brides wore tailored
suits Of blue with hats to match and
their flowers were corsage bouquets.
After the ceremony the young people
left for a wedding trip Of several days.
Mr.. Glidewell will bring his bride to
this city. He Is employed by the Pal
ladium and has many friends here.
Mr.. Charles Glunt and Miss Estella
Bertram we're married Wednesday at
ternoon at the Third M. e. parsonage
by the Rev. J. p. Chamness. The at
tendants were Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
Mrs Turner being q sister OF
the bride. The bride wore tailored
suit Of midnight blue serge with hat,
shoes and gloves to match. The bride
is graduate OF the Centerville high
school and also attended the Richmond
Business college Mr.. Glunt Is a farm.
er residing south OF the city.
Miss Pearl Claire and Mr.. Vearle
D. Hartman were quietly married at
KY. Wednesday. The an
comes as q surprise to
many friends.
Il styx s,<wis G. KinE, sat her home on
North Thirteenth street. yesterday att
ernoon entertained the honorary and
associate members OF the Music Study
club and a number OF out-of-town
guests. Seventy guests enjoyed the
program. Mrs. King has been presi-
ient Of the club for five years. The
house was decorated with flowers and
FERNS. The color scheme. pink. was
carried out in the appointments. In
The drawing room and library were
baskets filled with pink roses. chrys.
and carnations. The men,
bers of the executive board. Miss Caro-
lyn Hutton, Mrs Charles Marvel. Mrs.
Lewis King, Miss Ethel Huber and
Mrs. George Eggemeyer, In addition
to Mrs. F. w. Kruger and Mrs. Fred
Bartel assisted the hostess. A Scotch
program arranged by Miss Edith
Runge and Mrs. Dempsey Dennis was
given. It was as follows:
Mrs. Frank Oler and Miss Edith Runge
Two quartet numbers
(a) Duncan Gray ...............
(b) Waes Me for Prince Charlie. -.
Mrs. Charles Igelman, Mrs. Dempsey
Dennis, Mrs. Wilbur Hibberd,
Mrs. Ray Longnecker.
Miss Alice Knollenberg. accompanied
Hieland Laddies-Selected ......
Miss Mary Porter.
My Ain Folk-Selected ...........
Mrs. Ray Longnecker.
Of Annie Laurie.
Miss Ruth Scott. violinist.
One OF the pleasures of the after
noon was the Highland Fling" danced
by Miss Marguerite Doan. In costume.
dainty menu was served. The din
ing room was attractive with wicker
baskets Of flowers. On the old-fash-
oned mahogany buffet was crystal
with pink candles. Mrs.
Erie l.. Reynolds and Mrs. Will Keller
poured tea. Other assistants in the
dining room were Mrs. Oliver Nus.
baum, Miss Halcey Harold. Mrs. Karl
Allison and Mrs. Joseph McConlogue.
Assistants at the punch bowl were
Misses Josephine Wilson and Esther
-oate. Mrs. J. Edgar Mote of Indian.
apolis, q guest OF Mrs. King. was the
zuest of honor. Other guests were
Miss Scott Of Iowa. with Mrs John B.
Mrs. Mark Bates Of Liberty.
with Mrs. Frank Watt Mrs. Emily
Hutton Of California: Miss Doris
Smith Of indianapolis. with former
Mrs. Fred Miller, Mrs. Karl
Meyers and Mrs. Grace Gormon.
In honor Of the Rev. and Mrs. B.
Earl Parker of Marion. Mr.. and Mrs.
}. S. Brown gave an informal recep-
ion last evening.
A penny supper will be given Satur-
lay evening at SIG Main street by the
members Of Mrs. Waldo Lacey's Sun
lay school class OF the United Breth.
ZEN church. The hours Of serving will
De from until s o'clock.
Mr. Everett Mitchell and NYtss HAlen !