The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1919-06-03
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Complimenting Miss Leone Druley.
who will be married soon to Russell
Moss, Mrs. o. 8. Overman entertained
a party Of friends at her home last
evening. The house was artistically
decorated with bouquets of garden
flowers, plants. and tiny pink hearts.
Hearts was played during the evening
and a dainty two course luncheon was
served by the hostess at small tables
Covers were laid for Miss Druley,
Miss Loval Mansfield, Miss Mildred
Edwards, Miss Barbara Brown, Miss
Esther Black, Mrs. Frank Hale, Mrs
Ralph Kittle, Mrs. Harry McMinn,
Mrs. Carl Rupe, Mrs. Earl Allen and
Mrs Esther Miller.
A pretty dinner party was given last
evening at the Arlington hotel by
members of the A. N. C. club as a
courtesy to Miss Leila Manford who
viii be married soon to Guy w. Jones
The table was attractively appointed
In pink and white, French baskets OF
pink rose buds, white bachelor buttons
and smilax being used. Place cards
IN pink and white marked places for
Miss Manford, Mrs. Forrest Gartside.
Miss Nola Russell. Mrs. Carl Lang.
Miss Hazel Mashmeyer. Miss Mildred
Parker, Mrs. Earl Kinley. Miss Flor
ence Spaulding. Miss Edna Dickinson.
Miss Florence Burgess and Mrs. Car!
Kaufman. Following the dinner, the
guests were entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Carl Lang where the bride
elect was given a miscellaneous
shower.
A pretty June wedding was solem-
nized yesterday afternoon when Miss
Eleanora Surendorf, daughter Of Mrs.
Louisa Surendorf and D. Victor Barth
Of Oklahoma City, were married at
the home Of the brides mother on
North Seventeenth street. The Rev.
F. w Rohlfing of st. Pauls Lutheran
church, read the service at four o'clock
in the presence of the immediate rela-
tives and a few friends. The living
room was used as the ceremony room.
the bride and groom standing before
an improvised altar Of palms and ferns
studded with baskets of pink roses
and pink snapdragons. The bride wore
q gown of cream georgette crepe and
carried a shower bouquet Of brides
roses After the ceremony wedding
dinner was served in the dining room,
where the pink and white color
scheme was effectively carried out. A
mound OF pink and white sweet peas,
snapdragons, and smilax formed the
centerpiece for the table. Place cards
In pink and white marked the places
for Mr.. and Mrs. Barth, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Surendorf and sons. Robert
AMI Charles, Mr.. and Mrs. Roger VIII
son, Mrs. Louisa Surendorf, Walter
SuTendorf Of Logansport, Mrs. Hassal
T. Sullivan of indianapolis, Williams
Simmons, Rev. and Mrs. F. W. Rohl.
fag and Miss Ruth Bartel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barth left last eve,
ring on motor trop through Ohio and
later viii go to Lake Huron. The
bride travelled in an afternoon dress o.
navy blue geofgette crepe and cape
cf blue serge with georgette sailor
Mr. and Mrs. Barth will reside in
Karsas City, where the groom is con
Dected with the Consolidated ALL and
Mining company.
A party Of twenty young person.
enjoyed hay ride and camp supper
last ecen,ng, south Of the city. The!
left late in the afternoon on a large
hay wagon and cooked supper in ;
woods. Those in the party were Mis-:
Elsie Lucas, of Cameron, Mo-, Mis-
Gertrude Dietrich, Miss Helen Reth
meyer, Miss Roberta Wilkins, Mis-
Ruth Horr, Miss Ruby Reinhardt
Miss Eleanor Smith, Miss Mary Mich
olson, Miss Caroline Rodefeldt, Mis-
Charlotte Rogers, Ralph Rogers, Ra.
Jordan, John Evans, Ralph Hart
Gordon Borton, Richard Brehm, La
Won Harper, Everette Lawson, Reit
Jordan, Myron Hill and Edgar Loeh1
The Queen Esther society of Grac
Methodist church will hold marke
Saturday at 1922 Main street.
Members Of South Eighth stree
Friends church will give reception
tomorrow evening at the church as
farewell to B. w. Kelley, who goes 4
Elkhart, and to Mrs. Frank Spenker
hier, who will join her husband in res
idence in Washington, D. C.. MI
Kelley is clerk Of the church an
teacher in the Bible school and Mr.:
Spekenhier is also a Bible schoo
IeaCQ6T. US uOuTb Will OO 1TOn
TO 10 o'clock and the public is invite
to call.
The Greenwood community clu
will meet tomorrow afternoon wit
Mrs. L. B. Thurman on South Fl
teenth street instead of with Mr.:
William Kruger as previously al
nounced.
The Missionary society of Firs
Christian church will meet tomorrow
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at tn
church. Officers for the coming yea
will be elected and all members ar
urged to be present.
Ross Lyons came Sunday froI
Pittsburg for a few days visit wit
relatives and friends here.