The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-04-07

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Hotel Westcott by the members OF the
Psi Iota Xxi sorority for the benefit OF
The Day Nursery. Those who VIII as
sist in entertaining the guests are
Miss Ann Nicholson. Miss Eleanor
Sedel. Miss Mary Clements. Miss JOS
ephine Wilson, Miss Ruth Penneli.
Miss Mable Hasemeier, Miss Emerald
Hasecoster, Miss Dorothy Land, Miss
Louise Malsby, Mrs. Robert Crane,
Mrs. Fred Bayer, Mrs. Arthur Curme,
Jr.. Mrs. Earl Allison, Miss Mary lilff.
Miss Ruth Marlatt. Miss Ruth Scott.
Persons who wish to play In clubs or
sets are asked to telephone Mrs. Ey-
erett Alderman.
An early spring wedding marked by
it's simplicity was solemnized' this
morning at 10 o'clock at the Second
Presbyterian church when Miss Elma
Horner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. 81
las Horner, was married to Mr.. Carl
Roop. The double ring service was
used. One half hour before the GER
emony, Miss Gaynelle Hageman, of
church, played a program OF bridal
airs. Before the ceremony Mrs. omar
Jones, soloist at the church, sang,
Il Love You Truly" and Somewhere
Voice Is Calling Me- The service
was performed by the Rev. II. +.
Davis. The only attendant was the
ring bearer, Master James Noakes.
During the ceremony Mrs. Jones
played a pretty violin number, TO a
Wild Rose" by Mcdowell.
Miss Jessie Marvel of Germantown,
Ohio. an intimate friend of the bride.
was among the guests.
After the service a wedding break
fast was served at the Horner home.
Friday afternoon Mrs. James Park
hurst was hostess at her home in
Washington Court, for melting of the
c. w. B. NJ. of the First Christian
church. After the program there was
social hour.
The Protected Home Circle held it's
regular meeting Wednesday evening
IN the Red Mems Hall.
More than five hundred persons en-
joyed the cantata, The Last Seven
Words of Christ, given last evening
ct the First English Lutheran church
by the choir. under the direction OF
Mr. Lee b. Nusbaum and with Miss
Alice Knollenberg at the organ. The
choir was ably assisted by Mrs. Fred
J, Bartel. Mrs. F. w. Kruger, MIR. f.
Renk, MIR. Ben Bartel and Mr.. Oliver
Nusbaum.
II - "a
fixion,' adding TO the impressiveness
Of the service.
The Easter music at the First NJ.
r.. church will be of special interest
10 many persons. Mr.. Il. C. Sloane is
director OF the choir and Mr.. Roland
Nusbaum is organist. The program
for both services are appended:
Morning
Easter Prelude-(Dubois), Mr.. Rol-
and Nusbaum.
Hymn, Welcome Happy Morning"
(Calkin).
Prayer-Rev r. L. Semans.
Anthem."As 1t Began to Dawn
Reed, Choir.
Scripture reading-Rev. r. l.. Sem
ans.
Solo, open The Gates" knapp
Mrs. J. d. Marshall.
Offertory, (Bartisto) --Mr. Roland
Nusbaum
Quartet, "Hcsanna.' (Gramer)
Sermon-Rev. r. l.. Seman.
Hymn. Regent Square" (Smart)
Benediction
Postlude, lMann)-Mr Roland Nus
baum.
Evening.
Prelude in ''F'' (BartistD-Mr Rol-
and Nusbaum.
The Gloria Patri"
Hymn. Grown Him With Many
Crowns" (Elvery)
Prayer-Rev. r. l.. Semans.
Anthem. They Have Taken Away
My Lord" (Stainer)-Choir.
Scripture reading-Rev. r. L. Sc
mans.
Violin solo. (Selected) -Mr. Harold
Clements.
Offertory. (Knapp) - Mr.. Roland
Nusbaum.
Quartet. Victory (Shelley).
Sermon R. L. Semans.
Hymn. Corona ton" (Holden.)
Benediction.
Postlude, (Selected) Mr.. Roland
Nusbaum
Adding TO the attractiveness of Sat
urday's social schedule were the
pretty informal parties given this
morning and afternoon by Miss Har-
riet Thompson at her apartments in
the Linden, North Tenth street, as a
special courtesy to Mrs Bertha Jaques
OF Chicago, who made splendid talk
on Etchings Tuesday at the Art Gal
lery in the high school Thirty-five
guests enjoyed the morning party.
The rooms were made attractive with
spring flowers and ferns Daffodiis
and other yellow blossoms were in evi-
dence. Mrs, jacques made talk on
Helen Hyde" This afternoon Miss
Thompson gave similar function and
Mrs. Jaques again gave talk. A de-
licious collation. was served to thirty,
five guests.
Professor Hess OF Indiana univers,
ity, is the guest of friends in this city
for few days.
Mr.. William II. Ogborn. former
resident OF this city and who now re-
sides in Indianapolis is visiting friends
here
Members of the Four Corner Crochet
"a, ,x.i1l piI q I.