The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-30
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Mrs. and Mrs. Albert Gregory of North
Twenty-first street, and Howard
Swisher, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Swisher Of this city, will be married
at 7:45 o'clock this evening at the
home of the brides parents. Inc
Rev. X. l.. Semans, pastor OF First
Methodist church, will ofaciate In the
presence of the relatives and few
Immediate friends. Mre. Paul Men,
sister of the bride. will be matron OF
honor and Miss Edith Long will be
brides maid. The groom viii be at
tended by Verlis Monroe. The bride
and groom will reside in this city
after a short wedding trip.
Members Of the Knights of Column
bus gave an informal dance last even
ing in their club rooms. Kolp's or
chestra played for the dancers. Dur
ing the evening punch and waters
were served. Those attending were:
Misses Ernestine Laurence, Dillon,
Helen Geers, Marcella Issen, Marie
Duane. Henrietta Jelly, Madeline FL
lott, Mary Knauber, Vera Ptannn'
Mable Roser, Mary Pfeiffer, Matilda
Feltman, Marie Gordon. Loretta Zeyen,
maker, Barbara Austerman, Mildred
Townsend, Helen Vosmeier. Mable
Steinkamp, Ruth Edwards, Cornela
Border, Maud Flanagan, Marie WEBER
Cecilia Weber. Agnes Brown, mary
Heidelman, Pauline Vessel, Bertha
Taube and Helen Lawrence; Messrs
7 Prendergast, Frank Kiser, Joe Mer,
curfo. Walter Boyce. Ollie Often, Har'
nv Brokamp. Earl Epping, Roy Nolan
Andrew Issen, Andrew Mag, Carr
Kiser, Richard Zeyen, James F1tzglD
hons. William Kahle, Paul Juerllng
s. Mercurio, Robert Juerling, l.. Hill
man. l.. Ripberger, Reid Clark. Eo
Kemper, Thomas F1tzgibbons, l.. Geer
Joe Burk, Cyril F1tzgibbons, Harry
Dillon, John Calvin. John Heideiman
NJ. Justice, M. Mayer, John Kinsella
Mr.. and Mrs. George OBrien, Mr.. ane
Mrs. Frank Geers, Mr.. and Mrs. Luke
McTigue and Mr.. and Mrs. william
Kinsella.
As a courtesy to their daughter
Miss Myra, who celebrated her birth
day anniversary, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A
Chamness entertained a party O
friends at dinner last evening at thell
home on North Thirteenth street.
basket of pink roses was used as
centerpiece for the table at which
covers were laid for Miss Myra Cham
ness. Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Battenberg
Mrs. Henrietta Freeman, j. Ernes
Klein. and Mr.. and Mrs. Chamness.
War Mothers will meet at 2 O'CLOCK
Friday afternoon at the Red Gross
rooms to complete the sewing which
they have been working on. full at
tendance is desired.
In compliment to Miss Phoebe Hath
away and Hubbard Hathaway OF De
troit, Mich, who are visiting friend
at Earlham, Mr.. and Mrs. F. j. Slim
son gave an informal dinner at tn
Country club last evening Cover
we're laid for Miss Hathaway, Warner
Stimson, Mr.. Hathaway and Mr.. AM
Mrs. Stimson.
The Coterie will hold an Aida.
meeting tomorrow with Mrs. Eunlc
Frame and Mrs. Dempsey Dennis
their home, 800 South Thirteent
street. A picnic luncheon Will b
served at noon.
The Ladies' Aid society of Trlnlt
Lutheran church will meet tomorrow
afternoon with Mrs. George Pile g
her home, sos South Eighth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Macy ente
tanned at dinner yesterday at thel
home on College avenue, in comp
ment to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarkson Parke
of Long Beach, Cal, and Mr.. and MI
Murray Parker and son, Clarence
Carthage.
RAYMOND Dalbey, who Is attendin
Indiana university, and John G. Bake
of Earlham, attended the state dane
given by members of the Pi Beta n
sorority at Indianapolis last Saturda
evening.
The Woman's Home Missionary s.
ciety of First Methodist church wi
meet tomorrow afternoon with Mr.
Charles Bishop at her home, 222 Mort
Thirteenth street.
The Daughters Of America will me-
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