The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-10-23

An announcement OF unusual inter
est to persons in Richmond is that Of
the approaching marriage Of Miss
Elizabeth Bailey, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William N. Bailey, to Phillip H.
Robbins. The announcement was
made at beautifully appointed bridge
party given by Miss Bailey this after
noon at the Country club. The room
was aTtistically decorated with French
baskets Of purple chrysanthemums
tied with large lows of tulle. Auc-
tion-bridge was played at four tables.
After the cards delicious two-course
luncheon was served The color
scheme Of purple and white was sue
cessfuily carried out in al the ap-
poin tments OF the four tables. The
plates were marked by announcement
cards engraved in purple ink, giving
the date, November 5, for the wedding.
At each place there was dainty little
purple basket Of purple and white
bon-bons. The favors for each guest
were purple chrysan themums and a
white heart shaped Box containing a
piece Of wedding cake The boxes
were tied with purple ribbon with q
tiny wedding ring on top. Miss Irez
Davies, OF Norgantown, w. Va, who
has come to attend the wedding of
Miss Bailey, was the guest OF honor.
Other guests were Miss Olive Lewis,
Miss Gladys Bailey, Miss Anne Mich
olson, Miss Hazel Sarles, Miss Mona
Porter, Miss Josephine Wilson. Miss
Eleanor Seidel. Miss Louise Malsby,
Miss Dorothy Land, Mrs Edward vii.
liams and Mrs. W NJ Bailey. First,
second and consolation prizes were
T-1 TaI iu
/ ed the guests prize.
Miss Bailey ard Mr. Robbins will be
married in St. Paul's Episcopal church
November 5, at 5 O'Clock Rev. r. D.
Baldwin will officiate. Mr.. Robbins is
the son Of Attorney John E Robbins.
and is member of the Robbins, Keller
and Robbins law firm.
Miss Mildred Nusbaum, who is at,
tending Western College at Oxford
with her roommate Miss Elizabeth
Fleet, spent the week end with her
PARENTS, Mr. ard Mrs @. P Nusbaum
Charles Clevenger and Miss Mary
Martin, both of Centerville, were mar
ried at the Methodist parsonage IN
Centerville, SATURDAY afterncn at
y C4CGA by EASNt j. ~ NOl9O1
Several farewell parties are beine
given this week for Herbert s. Weed
who leaves soon for France where he
viii be engaged il Y NJ c. a. work
Last evening the Mems Club OF First
Presbyterian church gave supper
after which Mr.. Weed was presented
with a wrist watch This evening the
LIZ Jntc $c
church and the community will give g
picnic supper Mr. Weed leaves in E
few days and will be accompanied By
his wife who will go TO Pittsburgh
Ea., where she will spend the winter
The Art Stud class will not NEE
+ tomorrow. Tie date for the meeting
will be announced later.
Ladies Auxiliary of St. Andrew:
church will give an exhibition drill
Thursday evening at 8 o'clock in the
auditorium Of St. Andrews school
Following the exhibition there will BIZ
sheanshcad and euchre party Thu
rub.ic is invited to both the exhibi
ton and card party.
Mrs Harold Kinert and Mrs. Chas
IIeinbaugh spent Monday in Cincin
nati.
At a meeting of the Mary F. Tho
mas w. c. r. U. held yesterday il
the library the following reports 70
the month were given: Ten notice
II the press, three visits to sick
SIC given out, and 764 pages of litera
tEre distributed The next meetin:
will be November IL
Howard J. Schneider has gone t
Chicago on business.
A dancing club for married peopl
Will be organized by Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Kolp THURSDAY evening in I'll
!. o. O. F. hall. Persons desiring t
take lessons will meet at 7:30 o'cloe
and dancing will begin at 9.
The first of a series of pre-nupti2
parties TO be given by members Of tn
A. n. c. club was given last evenin
by Miss Edna Dickinson and Miss Nj
bred Parker at the home of the latter
IN compliment to Miss Berlice PucAet
who viii be married soon. The hous
was artistically decorated with Frenc
baskets of pink and white chrysantht
NUNS tied with huge bows OF pin
tulIe Dainty refreshments earryin
out the color scheme were served lat
in the evening Mrs. Carl LANCE wa
awarded the prize in a contest whic