The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-14
Personals
Musicals
s-s-f7-'.ss-ia ,|iif .Ess,
Parties
Clubs
Weddings
Dances
At $50 o'clock this morning the st

At $50 o'clock this morning the st
! Mary's Catholic church was the scene
Of a beautiful wedding when Miss
Irene Hart, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Hart. South Eighth street, was
married to Mr.. Harry Brehm OF
Springfield, Ohio. for several years
a resident Of this city. Only mem.
bers OF the immediate families wit
messed the ceremony. The altar was
arranged with palms and ferns. Rev.
Father w. J. Cronin performed the
ceremony, the ring service being used.
The bride was lovely In a wine col.
ored suit Of chiffon broadcloth hand.
somely braided and her hat and boots
were of the same shade. She wore
a corsage boquet OF brides roses and
ferns. Mrs. Charles Griffin, sister of
the bride. was matron Of honor. She
wore suit of navy blue with hat
and shoes to match and her flowers
were a corsage boquet of pink roses
Mr.. Charles Griffin was best man
Immediately after the ceremony Mr..
and Mrs. Brehm left for wedding trip
to Kansas City, Missouri, and Chicago
where they will spend their honey
moon Upon their return they will
be at home after Nov 1 at 1425 North
Limestone, Springfield. O. The bride
travelled in beautiful three piece
suit of tan colored chiffon broadcloth
with hat and boots to match. Mr..
Brehm Is district manager of the West
colt Motor Car company
A pretty announcement party was
given this afternoon by Mrs Emma
Hadley at her home, East Main street
in honor Of Miss Ruth Hadley, whose
engagement to Mr.. Glen Stanton Den.
mis- was made known at this time.
The house was artistically decorated
throughout with flowers and ferns.
The color scheme pink and white, was
carried out in all the appointments.
Clusters Of fall flowers were in EVIL
dence throughout the rooms. The an:
nouncement was made in a rather uni.
que way. There were miniature sol
diers wearing colored glasses with
The verse, Look through these and
see what you can see." Each guest
Found concealed little note on which
was printed Glen Stanton Dennis and
Ruth Hadley, Wednesday, September
a. There were contests and other
features OF amusement. An informal
musical program was given by Miss
Ruth Hadley, Mrs Turner Hadley
Ind Miss Pearl Crubaugh At a late
hour delicious luncheon was served
The guests were Misses Jessie Had
ley, limo Eikenberry, Elizabeth Wig
MORE. Pearl Crubaugh. Mary Butler,
Mildred Edwards. Evelyn Edwards,
Gertrude Clark, Mary Porterfield, Jes.
sic Nehemiah. Mildren Benton, Mil.
dred WifNams. Mary Jay. Eleanor Gift.
ford, Katherine Kenworthy. Mesdames
Turner Hadley, Horace Hadley, Ev.
erard Knollenberg, Ray Meeks, Percy
Smith, Clifford iIutchins, Robert Ell.
lott, Albert Dennis, Harry Reid, Otto !
Spring. Edgar Mote, Charles Harrison,
Roy Parshall, Arthur Brooks. Isaac
Smith, Charles Nardin and John Nor
wick. 9ti+tt ssa tor
Miss Mable Steinkamp gave pref
ty moonlight picnic last evening at
a cottage on Morton Lake. Supper
was served at $3.50 o'clock. Miss Ber-
nadetta Dittoe of Fort Wayne, Indiana,
was a special guest The members
of the party were Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Reed, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Ringhoff.
Misses Ernestine Lawrence, Berna-
delta Dittoe of Fort Wayne, Mable
Steinkamp, Marie Davis, Maud Elan.
agan, Helene Lawrence, Blanch Lu-
ken, Messrs Edward Kemper. Ernest
Calvert, Will Costello. Albert Ringhoff
of Columbus, Ohio, and James Quin. !
Ivan.
IN honor OF the birthday anniversary
of Miss Flora Torbeck a number OF
her friends gave her q pleasant sur
prise last evening at her home. The
guests came dressed as kids. Five
hundred was played at several tables.
Favors went to Mrs. Charles Hayes,
Miss Josephia Rainier, and Miss Lo.
retta Korvis. A delicious luncheon
was served The guests were Misses
Helen Berheide, Matilda Feldman
Mary Heidelman, Blanch Gausepohl.
Loretta Korvis, Cora Schwegman,
Mary Weiss, Josephia Rainier Jose.
phine Pfeiffer, Mary Pfeiffer, Loretta
Mag, Flora and Mary Torbeck, Mr.. /,
and Mrs. Charles Hayes, Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Torbeck and Mr.. and Mrs. |
Henry Torbeck
Mr.. and Mrs. oliver Bogue have !
purchased the Will H. Campbell home, !
East Main street, and will soon &C.
cupy it. In December the Campbells |
are leaving for Florida where they |
will spend the winter.
Mr.. Forest Gartside OF the Diamond !
Clamp and Flask company is at |
Ohio, this week attending |
the national convention of Foundry |
men. The meeting will end Satur- |
day with trip over the lakes and
barge dance.
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