The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-09
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/ Monday last in honor Of their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary. The guests
came dressed in quaint costumes and
| the evening was greatly enjoyed by
all. A mock wedding was performed
| and the ring ceremony used. the only
attendant being the ring bearer. Mrs.
| Lorenz Schepman. The bride wore a
lace veil with real orange blossoms.
They we're presented with beautiful
remembrance of the occasion. The in
vited guests were: Mesdames Joseph
Schepman, Edward Rainier, c. Cause
poll, Ben Mag, A. Kennepohl. H.
| Pardieck, John Averdick, Ben. Engel-
bert, John Huber, Peter Geier. L.,
Schepman. D. Hart, Mary Klusner, ].
Darnell, Harmon Wierhake, Henry
| Stiens. Frank Stems, Edward Cook,
Frank Meyer, Elizabeth Buening,
Henry Runge, P. Vosmeier, Will Fah+
sin, Rose Zeyen, Bertha Hennesch, c.
Zwussler, Albert Pfeiffer, A. Miller,
Joseph Erner, Frank Schumacher and
| A. Weiss.
The friends of Mrs. William Kitson.
who was operated on Monday at Reid
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know she is much improved.
The grand chapter convention of the
Psi Iota XII sorority will be held June
14-17 at Bloomington, Indiana. The
local chapter will be represented by
several delegates. The Bloomington
/ q pier and its friends have arranged
| for garden party darce on the open
ing evening, luncheon at noon Thurs
day, Friday morning the Beta Phi
Sigma fraternity will give dance for
the visitors and Friday afternoon the
Tri Kappas will give a tea. The fes-
tivities closing with big dance Fri
day night given by the entertaining
chapter of the sorority.
/ Miss Edith Hampton returned today
/ from Bloomington. She will be accom-
panied by Miss Lulu Laudenslager,
who will be her guest for several days.
The Queen Esther club of the Past
Grand Eden Rebekah Lodge will meet
! Monday afternoon with Mrs. Frank
Spekenhier, 219 South Eleventh street.
The May F. Thomas w. c. T. .. will
hold a social meeting Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Bond, o06
North D street. The program will be
! announced later.
| The Coterie club members were en-
tertained yesterday afternoon by MISS
Susan Parry and Mrs. Mary Thorpe.
Mrs E. H. 'Thistlethwaite had the
reading The hours we're spent social
| ly and with needlework. Refreshments
were served. In two weeks -Irs. VIII
! Morris has the club.
Miss Marjorie Morgan gave a mis-
; cellaneous shower in honor OF MISS
| Edna Hoos, a June bride, Wednesday
evening at her home on South Second
street. Hearts and flower contests
furnished entertainment for the guests,
j Miss Beatrice Hites.' Miss Edna Hoos
and Mrs. Arthur Williams receiving
the favors, after which refreshments
were served, the color scheme OF pink
and white being used throughout lie
hostess was assisted by little Miss
Mary Edith Jarrett and Mrs. Charles
Morgan Miss Hoos received many
beautiful and useful present. Those
present were: Misses Edna Hoos,
Helen Kepler. Beatrice Hites, Anna
Schneider Ruth Jarrett, Mable Taylor.
Hazel Farlow, Edith Jarrett. Marjorie
Morgan. Pauline Essenmacher, Ruth
Overstreet; Mesdames Roy Cheno-
weth Arthur Williams, Charles Nor
gan.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist church. was entertained
Tuesday evening at the home of Misses
Eva and Elizabeth Phelps. During the
evening a business session was held
and officers as follows were elected:
Presidnt, Miss Elizabeth Phelps: first
vice president, Miss Hazel Gregg;
second vice president. Miss Maud
Buckingham: third vice president,
Miss Maud Crubaugh: fourth vice
presiden-. Miss Freda Seifert: secre-
tary, Miss Mildred Dilks; treasurer,
Morris Woodhurst; choroster, Clarence
Jenkins. pianist, Miss Frank Cam
mack Miss Hazel Stevenson was
elected delegate with Miss Dilks as
alternate to the convention at Union
City, JuLe 1914.
Mr. shidler of the shidler Realty
company left today for California,
Washington and Canada
The Helping Hand club postponed
its meeting yesterday afternoon until
this afternoon with Mrs. John Getz,
as hostess.
A social was given last evening at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ballinger by
| the members of the Earlham Heights
church. Despite the weather the at
tendance was good
For the pleasure of Miss Marguerite
Doan. the fiancee of Mr.. Raymond My
rick, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Layton My
rick, Miss Gertrude Barte1 gives a din
ner this evening at her home, South
Sixteenth street. The color scheme.
yellow and white. will be carried out
in all the appointments. At each cover
will be bon-bon baskets filed with vel.
low and white confections A center
piece for the table will be made of
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