The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-07-01
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At an attractive auction bridge par
ty this afternoon at her home in
Reeveston, Miss Miriam Krone, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Fred Krone. announced her
approaching marriage to William
Pierce Loer, SON of the late James
+ Loer of Newcastle, which will be sol
emnized July Is. Bridge was played
at three tables, which were arranged
on the veranda. Large bowls of dali
SEES were used on the porch and In
the living room. Late in the after
noon a two-course luncheon was serv-
ed at the tables, where covers were
laid for Miss Janet Millikin Of New
/ castle, Miss Olive Lewis, Miss Jose
phine Wilson, Miss Hazel Sarles,
Miss Margaret Wickemeyer, Mrs. Phil
ip Robbins, Mrs. Irene Ryan. Mrs
Robert l.. Study, Mrs Byram Robbins,
Mrs. Xenophon King and Mrs. Ev-
erette McConaha.
A pretty wedding, simple in all de-
tails, was solemnized last evening at
the home of Mrs. Susan Dickinson, OF
Randolph street. when her daughter,
to George Welsh, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Timothy Welsh, of this city. Rev. F.
A. Dressed of the First English Lu-
theran church, performed the cere-
mony, using the double ring service.
Daises were used everywhere about
the house, intermingled with fern and
smilax. An altar of ferns studded
with bouquets of daises was arranged
In the living room, before which, the
vows were spoken. The bride wore
q dainty gown of white georgette
crepe and carried Aaron Ward roses
There were no attendants. Following
the ceremony a buffet supper was
served in the dining room, where the
color scheme of yellow and white was
most artistically carried out; A
French basket of daises was used as
centerpiece for the table and huge
bouquets of the same flowers, tied
with white tulle were attached to the
four corners of the table. Mr. and
Mrs Welsh left last evening on a
short wedding trip, the bride travelling
in q tailored suit of navy blue serge
They will be at home at 107 North FIT
teenth street after a few weeks. Out
of town guests at the wedding were
Mrs. Frances Thomas of Newark
Ohio, and Mrs. Elsie Thornburg, OF
Hagerstown.
DR.. and Mrs J. E. Wright of Cam
bridge City, were the guests of friends
here yesterday.
Mrs. A. w, Roach spent the day il
Logansport.
r. Lieut. V. K Curtis and son, Edwin
of Circleville, Ohio, will return home
tomorrow after a visit with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. Frank Lehman
Lieut.. Curtis recently returned from
overseas duty.
A dance will be given far the gen
f eral public at Glen Miller park pavil
ion, July A. Dancing will begin at
and continue until 10 o'clock.
= The Missionary society Of FRS
Christian church will hold its regula
meeting tomorrow afternoon at ? 81
O'Clock at the church.
Miss Mary Banfill returned from ;
three weeks visit with Mrs. William
/ M. Place, Of Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs. J. f. Donson and daughters
T Leona and Irene, left this morning 70
Elmira, n. Y, where they will spen'
several weeks with Mr.. and Mrs
George Donson formerly of Richmond
Frank Bescher has returned from
Indianapolis, where he spent the wee
end.
NJ olyo xrrs1 INax tF
morrow for akeside, Ohio, on LAX
Erie, where he will join the Lakesid
Chautauqua orchestra for the summer
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Baker of Mort
Eighteenth street visited friends i
indianapolis yesterday.
3, Mrs. Albert D. Gayle was hostes
this noon for a pretty luncheon at tn
Country club. The table was decora
ed with bowls of cut flowers and CO,
ers were laid for twenty-four guest:
The Tirzah aid society will NEE
! tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Ere
Minor at her home, q Southwes
Fifth street. Officers will be electe,
The Hubbell family reunion wa
held Sunday at the home of Mr.. an
Mrs. John A. Hubbell, near Benton
vile. Twenty-Five relatives of tn
family were present Garnet Lowr.
of CadiZ, who has just returned frol
over seas service, was a guest of hol
or during the day. and told some il
teresting stories of soldier life. A
elaborate dinner was served at nool
The afternoon was spent INFORMAL
and light refreshments were serve
late in the afternoon. Those preseI
were Mr.. and Mrs. Hubbell and daugl
ter, Effie, of Milton, Mr.. and Mr.
Elmer Brown and family, of knight
town, Mr.. and Mrs. Arlie Lowry an
family of Cadiz, Miss Marie Cunnin
ham of New Castle, Charles Beesol
of Bentonville. NJ. w. Manlove
Connersville, Miss Emma Lynch
Cambridge City, and Miss Dais