The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-09-10
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A pretty wedding was solemnized
at high noon today at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A. Williams on
East Main street, when their daughter,
Miss Hester, was united in marriage
to Chief Yeoman Francis E. Glass,
son of Mrs. Frank Glass of this city.
Prior to the ceremony. Mrs. James
Maiden, of Indianapolis. played pro-
gram of wedding music on the piano
changing to the wedding march as the
bridal party entered. The Rev. j. s.
Hill. of Reid Memorial Presbyterian
church, read the ceremony before an
altar Of ferns and smilax, arranged
in the alcove of the living room. The
altar of greenery was studded win
French baskets of pink and white asst
ers The single ring service was USED.
There were no attendants. The BRIDE
wore a smart travelling suit of brown
with brown shoes and brown hat, and
a corsage of roses. Following the
ceremony an elaborate luncheon was
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were seated at two tables which were
appointed in pink and green. A
French basket of pink asters formed
" the centerpiece for the tables. Covers
were laid for twenty-four guests, a.
mong whom were only the immediate
relatives and few close friends. Out
of town guests present were Mrs.
James Maiden of indianapolis. Miss
Julia Smith of Cincinnati, Wiley Glass
of Chicago, Mrs. Elmer Logan and
Mrs Elliott Sims Of Indianapolis
Charles Glass Of Detroit and Mr.. and
Mrs John D. Maple of Knightstown.
Mr. and Mrs. Glass left this after
noon on a short wedding trip and will
reside in Indianapolis on their return.
The bride Is a graduate Of Richmond
high school, class of 1916. The groom
Is chief yeoman in the navy and
is now located in Indianapolis. He
has been in the navy for number
OF months, and was overseas several
times.
The Tri Kappa sorority Of Newcas-
tie has issued invitations for bene-
fit dance to be given tomorrow eve
ming at the country club. The dance
promises to be one of the largest of
the season, as a number Of Trl Kappa
members from surrounding cities Will
attend
Mrs. T, A. Anderson has returned to
her home In Santa Barbara, Isle OF
Pines. in Cuba, after an extended Wis
it with her mother, Mrs. Laura Pack,
of South Twenty-first street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Pennington and
two daughters have arrived here from
Pacific College in Oregon and will re-
side in this city during the coming
year. They are located on West Main
street.
All women Of the country club are
invited and urged to attend the bene-
fit card party which is to be given at
the club Friday afternoon. Playing
will begin at $50 o'clock and six IA
vors will be given. A number Of wom-
en- are forming their own tables be-
fore coming to the party. The pro-
ceeds Of the party will be used for
furnishings at the club.
The final dance of a series which
have been given this summer will be
given tomorrow evening by the
knights of Columbus, at Jackson
park All members and their friends
are cordially invited.
All women of Second English Luth
eran church are urged to attend ar
all day melting which is to be held al
the church tomorrow, to knot com
forts Each woman is requested tc
bring sandwiches. and one other dish
for the picnic lunch which will be
served at noon.
kolp's orchestra. with Harry Frank
ell, as soloist will furnish music fol
the Elk's dance which is to be giver
this evening at Jackson park. Al
members are urged to attend. This
will be the last Elk's dance to be
given at the pavilion.
Miss Jennie Wishmeyer will be host
es for an evening meeting of the
Woman's Missionary society of Second
English Lutheran church, Friday eve
ming at her home on Northwest FRS
street. An interesting program will b.
given and officers will be elected.
large attendance is desired.
The Brumfeld family reunion will
be held next Sunday at Glen Mile.
park. Charles Mem or COnnerSVllle
is president and Mrs. Rosa Harry
Of Connersville is secretary of tn
organization. All members of the fam
ily are requested to be present. Din
ner will be served at noon.
Robert Quigg and Miss Martha 1lif
Of this city, Macy Teetor. Lothair Tee
tor and Mr.. and Mrs George Keag.
Of Hagerstown, were among those VIII
attended the dancing party given Mon
day evening at the Newcastle coun
try club by Miss Lois Mouch. Abou
fifty couples were present.
In celebration of her eighteenth
birthday anniversary. Miss Hazel Car
ty was pleasantly surprised last Fri
day evening by a party of boys AM
girls. The evening was spent in game
and dancing and refreshments w.r
served The guests were Miss Viole
Brucker. Miss Katherine Brucker Mis-