The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-07-09

Very great was the surprhe on the
part OF many friends when1 Miss Jane
Robbins and Dr. William a. Spitzley
babe farewell to each other as man
and wife, Tuesday morning. The mar
rage which was anticipated by many
months on account at Dr. Spitzleys
hurried call to war, WAS performed at
the home Of the brides uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. E.. f. Hatch, with
whom she makes herthome Immed-
lately following the wedding ceremony
Or. Spitzley joined his, companions at
Harper hospital. base hospital unit
number II, assembledta at the Michigan
central station preparatory to leaving
for an eastern mobilization camp.
Mrs. Spitzley left ON the noon boat
for the Old Club. St..Clair Flats, where
she spent>the Fourth with friends.
Mrs. Spitzley has a host OF friends by
whom she Is greatly respected and
loved and who wish fsher every happi-i
ness. DR.. spitzley isl one OF Detroit's
most prominent and successful sur.
geons The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Raymond M. Hustin. pas
tor Of the Trumbull Avenue, Presbyter-
ian church. DR.. Spitzley's father and
the brides immediate family were the
only witnessss.-Detroit Exchange.
Tho announcement was received
with interestlhere. The bride is for.
mer resident, OF this CITY, She Is a
niece Of John\F Robbins and cousin.
to Byram andsPhilip Robbins.
A,pretty home weddin,; was solemn
= tied Saturday evening iYi Anderson at
~ ,haS
his daughter Miss Ruth tReeves. who isl
to Mr.. ,Rolla X. Thomas Of Honolulu,
Hawaii, son of Mr.. and Mrs. M. X.
Thomas, of Vincennes, Had. Rev. ]. w.
Underwood, OF Central Christiani
church. performed the ceremony. Miss
Mary Jane Reeves was smaid OF honor
and MIRA Charles Kirschman OF India
napolis was best man. The bride isl
a graduat.e<of' Indiana University where
she was, 4 members of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority and the bride
groom is, aAso a graduate of, Indiana.
He 70 an Alpha Tu Omega. For the
mast two years he has beentin Homo |
lulu rs education secretary for the
Young MEMS Christian association. |
They will SSH, July rs for Honolulu.
Miss Caroline Nicholson OF fthis ethyl
was among the guests. I
Mrs. Clyde &Gardner willtbe hostess
Tuesday afternoon for a meeting OF
the B. B. b. TMtmble club atther home,
Is North Nineteenth street.
The East End Aid society OF the |
First Christian church will meet Tues |
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs. w.
S. Keelor, 223 North, Nineteenth street. |
After the business session the time |
will be spent sewing for'the Red Cross.
The Loyal Daughters class Of the
First Christian church will have its |
business meeting ana monthly social
this evening at the home OF Mrs. B. c. |
Manley, COG Sheridan street.
A charming social function for to-
day was the party given this afternoon
by Mrs. e. M. Campfield at her home
for Miss Helen Ozier Of Mansfield, o.
Misses Letha Chrow and Louise Math-
er assisted the hostess in entertaining !
Garden flowers were in evidence.
luncheon was served. The guests |
were Misses Marjorie and Alice Cen
nett, Elizabeth and Mary Louise Bates,
Helen Eggemeyer, Stella Knode Cor
inne Nusbaum, juliet Nusbaum, Janet |
Seeker, Mildred Nusbaum, Maxine
Murray. Helen johnson, MarytHill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Jacob and the
Misses Jacob of Cincinnati, motored
here Sunday morning and were.entcr-
tanned by Mr.. and Mrs George Bren-
izer. The guests had dinner at Cliff
Dale Auto club at noon
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Isserman enter.
tanned with a picnic party at Glen
Miller park last evening in honor of
q number of guests who we're here