The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1917-01-25

ryn Gladys Miles, only daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ahijah W. Miles, Of
Tippecanoe City. Ohio, plighted her
troth with Mr.. George William Bren-
izer, on Wednesday evening about half
after seven O'Clock at the home of the
parents of the bride. AS the wedding
guests arrived they were received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles and Mr., and Mrs.
Walter u. Brenizer, parents Of the
groom.
Preceding the ceremony, Robert
Davis. sang 20, Promise Me-" with
Mrs. Earle Rowe at the piano. The
Joyous strains Of Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march announced the approach of
the briday party. First came the maid
OF honor Miss Gail Wade and the
best man, Mr.. Fred Bollmeyer, former
iy of Richmond. then the bride and
groom. The bridesmaids. Miss Emma
Cogreve and Mrs. G.. l., Nippert joined
the party, before the officiating min
English Lutheran church
The single ring service was used.
The bride wore dress of white Ouch
ess satin over flounces of silver tissue
end white tulle. The bodice was of
silver lace which extended below a
hand of silver tissue at the waist line
Ruffles OF tulle answered as sleeves
and cluster of orange blossoms
adorned the bodice The tulle veil
caught with a wreath Of orange bios.
CONS and silver slippers completed the
costume. The bridal boquet was a
lovely arrangement of brides roses
combined with valley lilies and a
shower of ribbons. The groom's gift
to his bride was pearl earrings and
these with a pearl necklace were her
only ornaments.
Clusters of white roses, carnations
and fragrant narcissus were every
where and masses of southern smilax
gave the rooms the appearance Of a
fairyland, worthy of so lovely
bride. A huge bow of fluffy white
tulle adorned the chandelier beneath
which the bridal party stood during
the ceremony. The brides table was
appointed with centerpiece of roses.
Place cards representing kewpie
brides seated the following intimate
friends with the bride and groom:
Miss Gail Wade. Mr.. Fred Bollmeyer
Mrs. Earl Rowe. Mr.. Robert Davis.
Miss Isabelle Breidenbach. Mr. Ray d
Newman. Miss Esther Ten Eick. Mr..
Howard r. Smith. Miss Esther Rohrer,
Mr.. Rudolph Ruedemann, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Moser.
The ornaments of the two brides
cakes were used at the wedding of
Mrs Miles and added touching bit
Of sentiment as did the fact that the
bridesmaids of Wednesday evening
we're also the bridesmaids of Mrs.
Miles.
Miss Miles is a graduate of Tippe-
canoe City high school. class of 1914
and completed her education at Hood
college, Frederick, Md, where aside
from the COLLEGIATE course she special
lied in dramatic art.
The groom, an only son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter E. Brenizer is connected
with the advertising department Of the
Richmond Palladium. Socially he is
nopular and Is a member Of Phi Delta
Kappa fraternity, the Elks and Odd
Fellows and his Richmond circle of
friends will rejoice to welcome the
charming bride who is already we'll
known in the Indiana city.
Amid shower of rice. confetti and
good wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Brenizer
left late in the evening for brief trip
expecting to return here in a few days
before going to Richmond. where they
will reside at $40 South Eleventh
street, and will be at home after Feb
ruary tenth The bride wore stun
ming coat of green bolivia with collar
and deep cuffs of black fur and small
green chapeau of green velvet with
wing trimming and flowing veil.
Nearly one hundred guests We're
present for this brilliant social event,
among those from distance being
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Il. Brenizer, Mr..
Ray d. Newman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Martin l.. Rowe. Of Richmond, Ind;
Mr.. Fred Bollmeyer. of Cleveland;
Miss Gail Wade of Buck Lodge, Md;
who Is senior at Hood college, Fred
erick. Md Mrs. c. l.. Nippert, Miss
Emma Cosgrove, Miss Minnie Oswald.
Mi Howard Smith, all Of Cincinnati;
Mr. Louis J Bchler, of Detroit; Mr..
Rudolph II. Ruedemann. of Albany N.
Y, a student at Ann Arbor. Mich:
Mrs, Earle c. Rowe. of Elkhart, Ind;
Miss Esther Rohrer and Miss Isabelle
Rreidenbach of Dayton.
City Herald
Adding TO the attractiveness OF yes
terday's social calendar was the sur
prise given Mrs. George Fox at her
home South Sixteenth street, by a
number Of friends who took this means
OF assisting her in celebrating her birth
day anniversary. Cards were played
at six tables. Favors went to Mrs.
Ira Swisher, Mrs. Harry Personctte
and Mrs. Burton Gaines At a late
hour luncheon was served. Mrs. Fox
received many pretty gifts. Those
present were Mesdames w. II. Keis-
ker Frank Glass, Robert Study. Alvin
Fox, Ira Swisher Harry Shaw. Burton
Gaines, Richard Van SAINT, Saul Davis,
J w. Lamson, Harry Personette, Otto
Helms, John Sligar. Harry Dalbey.
Russell Brown, Henry kluter, Water
Dalbey Samuel Fred, 0. S. Nixon,
Frank Parsons, Joseph Tiff. George
Fox, Samuel Steinberger of Indianap.
oils. and Miss Myra Simon of Chicago.
Section One of the Ladies and Pas
tors Union of Grace M. E. church, en-
tertained the other three sections in
a pleasant manner yesterday at the
church.
The New Idea Sewing circle will
meet Thursday afternoon of next week