The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-05-04
NEWS 80
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MeLear and Miss Emily Plummer
bride elects The table was PRETTY
decorated with flowers and ferns.
After supper the guests went 70 the
home Of Miss Mary Males, North q
street, where a miscellaneous shower
was given. During the evening q
mock wedding was feature. Pre-
vious to the ceremony, Miss Pearl
i Moss sang, 20, Promise Me, and Miss
Mary Thomas played several bridal
numbers. Members of the bridal
party we're, Miss Blanch Plummer.
] bride; Miss Mary Males. bridegroom;
Miss Eva King, bridesmaid; Miss
Erma Hasry, best man; Misses Mar
gretta Horner and Mary Leftwick,
flower girls, with Mics Elma Hormer,
minister.
Miss Ruth Minor was the guest OF
her aunt, Mrs. Harry Forbes. yester-
day.
Mrs. Mary Kitson. 500 North A
the Mary Hill W. G. T. q. Friday aft
ernoon.
/ u6 0uSdSSuCuI vi 4aiSo III liza
/ Pickering to Mr.. Arthur Leroy Jones
has been announced Both are grad
yates of Earlham college, where Miss
Pickering has been assistant regis
trar since her graduation. Mr.. Jones
is business secretary of the central
/ branch Y. M. c. A. in st. Louis, Mo.
/ The wedding will be soiemnized in
the early summer the date to be an
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graduate OF the local high school.
Section No. One OF the Aid society
of Second English Lutheran church
will give a market Saturday afternoon
in the basement Of the church
/ The Christian Woman's Board OF
Missions of the First Christian church
/ met yesterday afternoon at the church.
Fourteen new members were added
Hostesses were Mesdames Elizabeth
Wright. Timberlake, Manley and Clark
Mrs. Ralph Little read a paper on
| the home topic and Mrs. Hoover gave
the foreign topic. Mrs. Abbie Harris.
Alumbaugh OF Carlyle, Ind, sang
numbers. Mrs. W. A. Ellis. president
was named delegate to the state con
j Ventlon IN DanWIie.
Mrs. Mary Price was hostess yes.
] terday for a meeting of the Foreign
/ Missionary society of the Grace NJ
b. church. Mrs Fox led the devo.
tional Mrs. G. A. Thomason gave
a solo. Mrs. Hannah Brown read a
! paper. The assistants were Miss Ella
! Kelley, Mrs. George Worley and Miss
Alice Price.
| Officers as follows were elected yes.
terday when the Woman's Missionary
/ society of the First Baptist church
met at the church: President, Mrs
! w. o. Stoyalli vice president, Mrs
John Duke I secretary, Mrs. Gray Ev.
erton; assistant secretary, Mrs. Elmer
/ Letter; treasurer, Mrs. e. G. Nc.
1 Mahan. Program committee: Mrs
Carl Dean, chairman; Mrs. J. W. Fer.
guson, Mrs. e. G. McMahan.
Complimenting Miss Mary Ford, who
will be married next week to Mr.. u
L. Blossom Of Somerville, Ohio, Miss
! Margaret Jones gave a handkerchief
shower last evening. Flowers and
ferns ornamented the rooms The
color scheme was pink and white. In
i the center of the dining table was q
crystal basket filed with pink roses
Small baskets We're favors. A deli
cious lunch was served The guests
were Misses Hazel Mashmeyer, Nola
Russell, Mary Ford, Alice Jones, Marie
Peters, Bernice Pickett, Alta Nc
Pherson, Mesdames Warren Lucas
". r. Stevens and J. E. Jones.
8 Mrs. ]. E. Ewes will be hostess Fri
day afternoon for meeting of the
Francis Willard W. C. T. U. at hel
home, 81 South Sixteenth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Slick o.
GreenviIle, Ohio, returned Wednesda,
evening after weeks visit with rel
atives. They will come to this cit,
for residence.
! Mrs George Worley entertained
!, members of the Current Events cluf
Wednesday afternoon. The subjec
was white Slavery" Mrs. Whitsel
is the next hostess.
Arrangements have been completed
: LUZ CdIu party 10 DC given In Tut
ball room at the home of Mrs Pau
Comstock, Reeveston, Thursday, Ma,
Is. Tickets will be fifty cents. TIL.
affair will be for the benefit of tn,
day nursery. The committee in charg,
is composed of Mesdames Fl. H. Hunt
ington, P. s. Twigg. E. S. Curtis, Ben
ton Arlington, Rudolph G. Leeds ant
Julian Gates.
I Mrs. Stevens Root and Mrs. Deni
SON returned home from ST. Augustine
Fla, where they have been spending
the winter.
!, Mrs. Charles 1gelman entertained
, members of the B. B. B. Thimble clul
yesterday at her home. Guests of the
club were Mesdames Roy Cox and
John Igelman. Luncheon was served
Hiawatha Social and Literar,
society will meet Friday Afternoon
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