The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1917-09-18

For the pleasure of their guests, Mr..
and Mrs Willard Yeo and children, OF
Salt Lake City, Idaho, Mr.. and MRS.
S. f. Swayne and Mrs. juliet ohlrh
entertained with luncheon today at
| o'clock at the Country club. The
guests included members OF the family.
Covers were laid for ten persons.
One of the pretty home weddings
OF the early fall was solemnized this
morning at 10 O'Clock at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs Charles Coburn in An
derson, when their daughter, Miss Leila
Coburn became the bride of Robert
Wiechman, son Of Mrs. Louisa Wiech-
man. 316 South Twelfth street. Rev
]. w Underwood, pastor OF the Ander-
son Christian church, read the ring
marriage service. White fall roses IN
great profusion were used throughout
the house and in the parlor, the cere-
nrony room, a latticed white pergola
was erected and covered with trailing
vines Of wild smilax intermingled with
the asters From the dome of the per-
cola was a French basket of the flow
ers and on pedestals at either side OF
the entrance lighted tapers burned.
preceding the ceremony. Mrs. ]. R.
Bradford, sang, The Sweetest Story
Ever Told" and Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march was played by Mrs. Brad
ford for the entrance. During the
service, the vocalist sang, ITO Wild
Rose" The bride wore an exquisite
frock of grey charmeuse and georgette
and carried a shower boquet OF brides
roses Following the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served in the din
ing room where the color scheme
green and white was carried out In
small boquets of roses and smilax.
The smaller tables were also similarly
appointed The brides table was CEN
tered with a French basket of roses.
The Young couple left for ten days
stay in Chicago before coming to this
= city. The bride travelled in dark blue
tailored suit with hat to match. The
at home cards are for after October Is,
521 South Tenth street Mrs. Wiech-
man is a graduate of the Anderson
high school and has been active in
church and social circles in Anderson.
Mr.. Wiechman is assistant treasurer
Of the Dickinson Trust company and is
q prominent young business man or
this city His many friends will be
clad to extend congratulations. Guests
from this city who attended the we'd
ding were Mrs Louisa Wiechman, Mr..
and Mrs Jesse Wiechman, and fam
ily, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Bailey, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Surrendorf, Mr., Edward
Wiechman, Misses Marie Thornton,
Amelia Klute, Minnie Klute, and Kath-
crime Klute.
Celebrating their fiftieth wedding
anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barth
entertained informally Monday at their
home. 5O4 South Eleventh street. Mr.
and Mrs Barth were married in Zanes'
Vile, Ohio, but have been residents OF
this city for the last seventeen years.
A number of relatives and friends call
ed at the Barth home to wish them
many happy returns of the day. In
the evening number OF guests gave
the bride and bridegroom of fifty years
ago q pleasant surprise. Rev. r. A
Dressed made talk and several othel
guests assisted with an informal pro
gram. Refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. William Barth, who are
at Eureka Springs, Arkansas, for the
benefit of Mr. Barth's health were un
able to be present. Mr.. Barth is sor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barth. Guest:
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Matti. Mis-:
Ruth Matti, William Matti Jr., Mr.. ant
Mrs. Charles Cox and children, Lucille
and Chester, Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie!
Pachmeyer and daughter Miss Marie
Mrs. Mary Barth, Miss Blanch Barth
John Barth, Rev. and Mrs. F. A. Dres
sell Mr. and Mrs. Henry Barth, Ed
ward Barth and Mrs ida Stricken
A meeting of primary teachers o
Rackmeyer. and daughter, Miss Marie
the city Sunday schools will be helc
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock a
First Presbyterian church. All person!
interested in elementary work will b.
benefited by this meeting.
A meeting of the Food and Woman
Service committee of the Wayn
County National Defense council wa
held at the Commercial club room
Monday afternoon A thorough edu
cation in the lines of service was al
ranged The cooperation of Women
clubs of the county was asked through
the CITY and county federation of Won
ems clubs. and public speakers to pre-
mote their part of the war service.
Norvin Roach and Westcott Hanes
who have been at Camp Taylor. Louis
vile, Kentucky, have been transferre
TO Camp Hattiesburg, West Virginia.
AS o courtesy to Miss Mildred Wi
liams. whose engagement to Charlie
Spaulding has been announced, Mis-
Florence Spaulding gave a shower las
evening at her home, South Twelftl
street. The rooms were decorated i,
: the yellow and white. The colo
scheme was also carried out in TIL
; menu which was served late in the eve
! ming The bride-to-be received man
( pretty gifts, The guests were Mis-
; Elizabeth Starr, Miss Gertrude Clark
. Miss Hazel Mashmeyer. Miss Marial
Z Russell, Miss Mary Highley Mrs. Gle
, Dennis, Mrs William Graham, Mrs
: Jesse Parshall, Mrs. Roy Parshal
: Mrs. Percy Smith, Mrs. Carl Lange
Miss Marie Parrish. Miss Bernie
, Puckett, Miss Nola Russell and Mis-
Mildred Parker.
Mrs. ]. T. Giles. regent of the Ricl
mond Chapter Of the Daughters of tn
American Revolution will attend tn
, state conference to be held in the Clay