The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-12-24

The home of Captain and Mrs.
Charles b. Russell In Hyde Park, with
III spacious rooms and broad hall. was
abloom last night for the wedding OF
Miss Mildred Russell and Mr. Henry.
Evart Bulla OF Salt Lake City. Green
and white keyed the color tone, with
tail candles, dainty shades flickering
over masses of lilies against grouped
palms and ferns. Draped about the
banister of the stairway southern smi-
lax and punches OF splendid chrysan-
themums converted 1t into a path OF
wonderful! beauty as the lovely bride
came down on the arm Of her father,
who though far in the evening of life,
bore himself with the military bearing
of the soldier he was back In the six
ties, when he served as Captain in the
Sixth Ohio. Mr.. Cullen Russell and
DR.. Mora Bulla served as grooms-
men
Miss Russell is halfsister of Mrs.
Frederick Hinkle. a charming girl Of
many accomplishments. linguist and
a musician. With her soft dark hair
and exquisite colorins she was beau
ty bride. The wedding gown of soft
Georgette was over heavy satin of the
most delicate shell pink; about the
overdress was tracery OF exquisite
embroidery between stripes of drawn
work of delicate design, all the work
manship Of the bride. whose def fin
gers had made Of her bridal robe a
wonderful tribute on the altar of love.
The tulle veil fell softly to the hem
OF the long court train of satin. Dur
ino hn u,n; nf
ed by Rev. Frank Stevenson, of the
Church Of the Covenant, the Misses
Seymour, who gave a musical program
played with exquisite softness "Oh
Perfect Love"
Mrs. Russell twho was Miss Turpin
OF prominent Newtown family wore
handsome gown OF black sink with
q bit of turquoise velvet nesting in
the lovely lace on the bodies.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mrs. Williams of Chicago. who is with
Mr.. and Mrs. Hinkle; Mrs. Sydney
Smith of New York; DR. and Mrs. Bull
la OF Richmond.
There We're about sixty guests pres.
ent, including Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
Hink!e. Miss Eleanor Walsh, DR.. and
Mrs. Hulick, Mrs. Harry Neeham and
Mr.. and Mrs. Poundstone.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bul!a left for Rich
mond, Ind, for a brief visit. where
they will be the guests of honor at
several small functions, then to Chic
ago. reaching their future home in
Salt Lake about the middle Of Janu
airy, where charmingly appointed
apartment will form harmonious set
ting for gifts including every phase of
art.-Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
Mr.. Bulla is the son of DR.. and Mrs.
j. M. Bulla
Professor and Mrs. Edmund C. Dick
inson of the University of Alabama,
Tuscaloosa. ah fpending the holidays
here with rehttes.
Mr.. and Mrs Ross Harris and daugh-
ter, Miss DorotE. OF Columbus, Ohio,
are the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. X.
Harris and other relatives over the
holidays
Miss Frances O'Brien of Dayton, is
The guest of her parents for the Christ
mas vacation.
Ben Howes of South Bend arrived
Sunday to spend the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howes.
Miss Florence Shute of Pittsburg is
the guest if her mo%er Mrs. Eleanor
Shute, the Misses Lnpton and other
relatives.
The Missionary society Of Second
Presbyterian church will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. Oscar Hasty.
Tuesday at noon a Christmas dinner
Will be given by Mr.. and Mrs Walter
Doan. Covers will be laid for Mr.. and
Mrs. David Roberts and children, Har-
old and Emily, Miss Eugenica LeMeur,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doan, Miss Geor.
gianna Doan and the host and hostess.
Captain Benjamin Johnson of Camp
Zachary Taylor is the guest of his par.
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. John H. johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Curme Jr.,
have gone to Chicago where they will
spend the holidays with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Curme, Sr.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. W. E. Mor-
ris will entertain members of the Cot
erie club.
Rev. Raymond Isley has gone to Ed
inburg. Indiana. to spend Christmas
with his mother.
Miss Ruth Hieger of Wellsbure,
West Virginia, is the guest of her par.
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hieger