The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-06-23

Kinert, with Mrs Carl Heimbaugh
have gone to Cincinnati for briei
visit.
A social evening was enjoyed by the
]. G. F.'s at the home Of Miss Pauline
/ Schenck The early part OF the even
J ing was spent in dancing and later Z
mock wedding ceremony waas per
! formed at which Miss Lillian Schultz
officiated as Rev. Roasting Hot. Miss
Amy Doner, as Miss Samantha Squash
was the bride. Miss Pauline Schencl
! was the bridegroom, and Miss Marie
| Kohnle was best man. Miss Verna
! Baker, Miss Helen Hawkins, at the
piano, Clara Schultz. Irene and Lucille
| Schenck were the other members Of
the party.
In honor Of Miss Helen Raubenstein
! Of Cleveland, Ohio, who has been visit
| ing MI and Mrs. William Walling
Miss Helen Johnson entertained with
five hundred party at her home, yes
| terday afternoon. The guests were
! Misses Elizabeth Bates, Letha Chrow,
Louise Mather, Maxine Murray. Stella
Knode. Elizabeth Tarkelson, Alice Cen
nett, 1QclIQd NOOluSOu anu JuAbO WV
| inson. A collation. was served.
On account of conflict in dates the
dance which was to have been given
last evening at the Cedar Springs Ho.
tel by Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp was
postponed indefinitely.
Miss Thelma Newcomb of Sandusky,
Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Charles Car
rington at her home, $50 West Main
street.
Members OF the Wide-Awake Bible
, class of Second English Lutheran
church gave an ice cream social last
evening in the church basement. The
tables were prettily decorated with
garden flowers. A neat sum Of mon.
ey was realized.
An eight-pound boy, Robert Aaron,
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Claude W.
Howell, Wednesday morning, June 90.
Last evening on the lawn at the
home of Mrs. Charles Pickhardt on
Fasthaven avenue, an ice cream fes-
tival was held for the benefit Of Earl
ham Heights Presbyterian church.
A pleasant surprise was given Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Cook, Thursday eve
ring in celebration of their golden
| wedding anniversary The bride Of
! fifty years ago was dressed in white
and wore a veil fastened with orange
i blossoms. Mrs. Mary Baker played
the wedding march. Miss Helen
| Strouse was ring bearer. Mr.. Engel-
| bert acted as the officiating clergy
man and a mock wedding was cele-
brated. Refreshments were served.
The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Cook. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schepman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Engelbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Averdick, Mr. and Mrs.
Z, Henry Stiens, Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Ken
nepohl, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mag, Mr..
ard Mrs. Henry Vosmeier, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Conrad Zwissler, Mr. and Mrs.
! Frank Stems, Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Fahlsing, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Huber. Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mellon. Mr.. and Mrs. AL
bert Pardieck. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Eecke. Mrs. Elizabeth Buening. Mrs.
Hose Zeyen, Mrs. Mary Kleusner Mrs.
, Mary Christie, Mrs. Hilda Koorsen Of
Fort Wayne, Master John Koorsen
and little Miss Helen Strouse.
Mr.. Harold B. Williams and Miss
Inez Hough have returned after a few
days visit with relatives and friends
in Shelbyvilie.
A meeting Of the Mary Hill ". C.
T. l.. was held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Emma Ryan, Lin
den avenue. Nine members and three
! guests. Mrs. Rosa Ladd, Mre Benja-
| min Snyderwin and Miss Ethel Will
son. enjoyed the meeting. Mrs Elva
! Brown reported on the visit of the
committee with representatives Of the
Red Cross and the society will work
each Thursday afternoon at the asso-
| citation rooms. The committee was
composed Of Mrs. Elva Brown, Mrs.
Cook and Mrs. Ethel Wicket. Mrs.
Ladd gave talk on registration, the
franchise and voting. Friday, July 6,
the union will meet with Mrs. Mary
/ Kitson at her home, 100 North Sixth
street
>, Mr. and Mrs John II. McCray have
gone to Detroit Michigan, where they
will spend their honeymoon. They
will be a. hime in College Corner,
Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. McCray were
| married here Wednesday.
A dance will be given Tuesday eve
ming at Hickory Knoll dancing pavil-
ion under the direction of Mr. and
Mrs Bert kolp
/, The Mission Circle of the Universe
list church will meet Wednesday af
ternoon with Mrs. Ida Roser at her
home, South Tenth street.
The time was spent sewing Friday
afternoon when Mrs. William Nicer
hoft entertained members of the Hap
py Hour Circle at her home, South
Eighth street. Guests Of the circle
were Mrs. George Bartel and Mrs.
Albert Rost.
Mrs. Robert Spencer and son Mas.
ter Thomas. of Indianapolis. who have
been guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Woods, have returned to their home.
Mr.. George LaBar and wife viii be