The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-21
Society

At 1880 o'clock Thursday morning,
at the home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Clemmer, 919 Sal.
EN- avenue. Reverend William A. Hale
performed the ceremony uniting IN
Miss Lola Clemmer and
Marc Shofer Of Richmond, Ind.
The couple walked unattended to
the improvised altar to the familiar
strains of the bridal chorus played by
Mrs John Charch, who also played 20
Promise Me" and Il Love You Truly"
The rooms of the Clemmer home were
decorated with palms, white chrysan-
themums and roses.
Miss Clemmer was married in her
travelling suit of blue wool velour
trimmed in beaver with matching hat
of duvetyn, with which she wore a
cOrsage of rosebuds.
A wedding breakfast followed the
ceremony, which was witnessed by no
one save the immediate families, the
couple leaving later for Cleveland and
other points. They will live in Rich
mond at Seventeenth and South A
streets.
Mrs. Shofer graduated from Steele
High school in 1914. She was an &C
tive member of the Motor Squad dur
ing the war, later filling a position at
Winters National bank. Mr.. Shofer
is q graduate of Richmond high school
and attended Earlham college. During
the war he was chief inspector of the
Bethlehem Steel corporation at South
Bethlehem, Pa. He is now engaged in
business in Richmond.
Out of town guests at the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs. George H Shofer
Of Richmond. the bridegroom's par.
ents, and r. T. Herr Of Youngstown
Dayton News.
Those attending the K Of c. dance
last evening in their club rooms were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Pfeiffer, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Geers, Ruth Broder-
lex, Frances Roser. Catherine Stems,
Margaret Mauer, Loretta Korves, Alice
McManus, Blanche MtManus, Flora
Dehner, Bertha Taube, Henrietta Jelly.
Dorothy Gegan, Viola Sitloh, Mary
Taube, Loretta Taube, Eva Casey.
Violet Brucker, Catherine Brucker,
Flora Torbeck, Edna etamer Mary
Foster, Helen Lenehan, Anna Brick,
Mary Brandenburg, Mary Dillon, Mary
Carroll, Mary Heidelman, Madeline Ell.
| liott Helen Brewster, Pauline VESSEL.
Mary Knauber, Olive Cox, Ellen Nc.
Carthy, Mary Pfeiffer, Mary Refs, Mar.
celia 1ssen, Blanche Dillon, Catherine
Locier, Alice Locier, Crescentia, Asfalg,
Helen Pfeiffer, Lucille Taube, Lucille
Crosby, Marie Evans, Corinne Essen
.macher, Agnes Knauber, Gertrude
'Heidelman, Margaret Abbey, Edna Alb
ley, Margaret Carroll. Loretta Zeyen;
Toll yunlt ,
Quigley, John Lynch, Albert Nolan
Hillman. Andrew 1ssen, John Quigley
Thomas Fay, Clarence Sauer, Ray De-
Inner, Robert Broderfck, Joseph Mer
curio, Joseph Weiss, Ray Miller;
Claude Doyle, Joseph Zwissler, Frank
~ Frame, Andrew Mag, John Miller
Andrew Flatley, Thomas Fitzgibbons
Marc Justice, Earl Waterman, Louis
Robe, Raymond Nolan, Robert Robe
Carl Pfeiffer, Leo Geier, Joseph Par
deck, Harry Brokamp, William Beh
ner, William Fuller, Ray Quinlivan
Albert sipple, Carl Geier, James Quin
livan, S. M. Mercurio, Walter Boyce
James Harrington, Paul Reece.
Mrs. Murray DeHaven was hostess
yesterday afternoon at her home on
South Eleventh street for the meeting
of her needle club. The afternoon
was spent in making garments for the
children of the Christian Home in St
Louis. Later a dainty luncheon was
served by he hostess. Those presen
were Mrs. John Schattel, Mrs. Walter
Snavely. Mrs. Ralph Little, Mrs. Wal
ter Murray. Mrs. George Reid, Mrs
81 f111 ,Joe
Dove. Mrs. Ray Meeks, Mrs. Franz
Siegel. Mrs Claude Addelman. Mrs
Edward Schanx and Mrs. Harry Oar
nell. The club will meet in two week.
with Mrs. Ralph Little.
Mrs. w. G. McVay, who has beer
the evangelistic singer at a meeting
in Bruceville. Ind, has gone to Sigour
ney, Ia, to open a meeting Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kepler will Civ.
their regular dance Saturday evenin;
in the X. Of c. hall. Those who have
been attending the dances, are in
vited.
Guest day was observed yesterda,
by the Greenbriar Community clul
which met with Mrs. George Miller a
her home southwest of the city. I
surprise program, arranged by Mrs
Arthur Curme, Mrs. Walter Test AM
Mrs. Ed Wilson, was given during tn,
afternoon. Twelve guests were pres
ent. A social hour was enjoyed an.
luncheon served. The club will NEE
December II with Mrs. Arthur Curme
Mrs. John r. Foulke has returned
from Chicago, where she accompanied
her sister. Mrs. Maude E. Lemon O
Needles. Cal, in a visit with thei
brother, s. E. Shellabarger Mrs
Lemon has returned to California
The meeting OF the Athenaea club
which was to have been held thi
evening has been postponed one week
and will meet November % with D.
and Mrs. n. c. Cox at their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will Civ
their regular assembly dance this ave
ming IN the l. o. 0. F.. hall at O'Clock
The balcony will be open to visitors.
Mrs. Effie Guthrie was hostess We.
terday afternoon at her home on tn
Middleboro pike for a social meetin
Of the Do Your Bit club. Thrice
members and two guests were presen