The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-09-04
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will be hostess.
One of the most delightful hay
rides of the season was given Satur
day evening by the Samedi club II
honor of Mr.. Preston Clifford, Oak
land, Cal. The party drove to New
Paris, O., where a chicken supper was
served at the Baker hotel the dining
room was decorated especially for the
occasion, a four piece orchestra fur
nished the music for the evening. Mr.
George Snyder sang several pretty
solos, Mr.. Howard Drummer acted as
POSTMASTER, the guests were: Misses
Margaret Ripeberger, Verma Baker
Alma Wall. Leta Snyder, Vera Ad
kins, Helen Hawkins, Opal Hawkins
Lettie Collins, Helen Guyer, Ruby
Yingling, Ivey Walhen, Mae Brinker
Mary Smith; Messrs Howard Taylor
Samuel Parker, Clarence Strobe
George Snyder, Guy MacMath, James
Walhen, Kirby Names, Morris Wilson
Louis Adams, Howard Drummer, Pres
ton Clifford. Marlowe Hawkins, Harry
]. Bockstette and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Wickmeyer chaperone.
Mrs Mike Quigley and children
Misses Mary katherine and Master
Charles, have returned from visit in
Dayton, Ohio.
The home of Mr. and Mrs Albert
Gregory, 306 North West Fifth street,
was the scene of a pretty home we'd
daughter Miss Eva was married to Mr..
Paul Neff. The ring service was used,
the Rev. H. C. Hartman, pastor of the
First M. E. church performing the
ceremony. Preceding the ceremony,
Miss Helen Neff sang, 20, Promise
Me- with piano accompaniment by
Mrs. Bradfield AS the bride and
bridegroom entered the ceremony
room the Lohengrin march was play
ed. The bride wore pretty gown of
crepe Decline and georgette crepe and
carried a shower boquet of brides
roses. Miss Nellie Gregory was maid
of honor and wore dress of pale blue
wolfe draped with a lace fischu. She
carried an arm boquet of sunburst
roses fastened with yellow tulle Mr.
Russell Neff was best man The
house was artistically decorated with
palms, ferns. There were many pretty
gifts. They left for a wedding trip
The guests were Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Neff, parents of the bridegroom; Rus
sell Neff, Helen Neff, Robert Neff
Richard Neff, Lawrence Neff, Mr.. and
Mrs. Forest Meek, Mr.. and Mrs
George James and daughter Pearl,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Unger and
daughter Helene, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c.
Painter, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Bradfield.
Edith Long, Doris Wogoman,
Nola RUSSELL Messrs. Warren Austin,
Ray Brunton and Howard Swisher.
The out of town guests were Mrs.
Walter Brandenburg, and Mrs. Albert
Davis of Dayton, o., Mr.. c. Wolf of
KY, Mrs. Fannie Griffith
of Cincinnati, Mrs. c. T. Hughes,
Miss Leah, Miss Esther, Mr. Arthur
and Mr.. Harold Hughes Of Newport,
KY, Mrs. ]. T. Edwards and Mrs. H.
r. Pinney of Norwood, O., Mrs. A. B.
Coate of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Gregory of Middletown. and Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Gregory and son, Albert.
The groWn-ups as we'll as the chill
dren are interested in the minstrel
show which Misses Helen Robinson
and Winifred Comstock have planned
TO give some time this week either
Friday or Saturday afternoon on the
avn at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dudley Foulke. The proceeds
will go toward the day nursery. Five
cents will be asked for the children
md ten cents for the grown-ups. The
program promises to be an interesting
one. The children are having tickets
printed and they will endeavor to sell
IS many as possible. However those
who are unable to procure tickets may
)ay on the day of the affair.
Another compliment was extended
o Miss Pauline Parkinson, who is to
)e married to Mr. Eric Sudhoff of
Richmond when Misses Sara William
son and Hazel Mellen entertained with
/ prettily appointed o'clock dinner
friday evening at the home of Mrs. T.
.. Frazier A pink and white color
cheme was used
Mrs. John Ratliff was a guest at a
Meeting of the Friday auction bridge |
Tub at the home of Mrs. Kate Maxim |
n New Castle.
A meeting of the Domestic Science |
.sociation will be held Wednesday aft |
ernoon at 2:30 o'clock with Miss
Margaret Starr, North Tenth street !
Iembers are asked to be present as
his will be business meeting and |
matters of Importance will be con-
irdered.
After a lapse of several weeks on
ccount of the extreme hot weather .
he various clubs and organizations
will begin meeting again. This even
ng the Murray Theatre opens with
Keith vaudeville and many parties will
e given. Several men including !
1essrs. George Seidel, S. E. Swayne,
oseph Conner, Dudley Elmer and
'aul Comstock will entertain a party
f six guests and Mr. and Mrs Lewis
reynolds will entertain several friends
t loge parties.
Mr.. Paul Feeger of Dayton, O., is
5 the guest of his parents, Rev. and
1rs. A. ]. Feeger, over labor day.
Mr.. and Mrs E. Dorton and son,
Ieorge, of Indianapolis, motored
ere and spent Sunday with Mr.. and
1rs. Harmon Wierhake They were
companied home by Mrs Wierhake. II