The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-06-04
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Miss Hazel Kinley. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. 8. C. Kin1ey. and Floyd Scott
OF Boston. were married at o'clock
this afternoon at the parsonage Of
First Christian church by the Rev.
L. e. Murray. The ring service was
used. Miss Alice vossler and Leonard
Connerton attended the bride and
groom. Immediately after the cere.
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott left on a
short motor trip. The. bride wore a
travelling suit of navy blue with q
black hat and a corsage of roses.
They will reside on a farm near Bos-
ton on their return
A June wedding, marked by its sim
plicity. was that solemnized this morn
Ing when Miss Leila Manford, daughter
of Dir. and Mrs. ]. E. Manford, and
Guy w. Jones. son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Jones of West Main street
were married at 9 o'clock at the home
Of the brides parents on North Seven
tenth street. The Rev. H. L. Bunyan
performed the ceremony, using the
ring service. Only the relatives and
immediate friends were present. The
living room, where the service was
read, was decorated with a profusion
OF ferns, peonies, sweet peas and mock
orange blossoms. The bride wore
becoming gown of white organdie, and
carried a shower bouquet of pink and
white sweet peas. After the ceremony
wedding breakfast was served in the
dining room which was attractively
decorated In pink and white. Covers
were laid for twenty-five persons, the
out-of-town guests being Mr.. and Mrs.
John Ernsberger Of Greensboro, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Ammerm of Cam
bridge City, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
DeSelms OF Farmland Mr.. and Mrs.
Jones left this afternoon for Chicago,
where they viii reside
Piano pupils of Miss Mildred Schalk
will give two recitals tomorrow after
noon and evening at the North A
Street Friends church The first pro-
gram will be given at 8 o'clock In the
afternoon, and the evening program
will be given at o'clock. The pupils
will be assisted by Miss Helen Egge-
meyer, vocal. and Miss Stella Knode,
violin. The afternoon program vii,
be a follows:
l. A Serious Thought .... Giard
Louise Heet
z Rustic Dance Hackh
Alice Ellen Page
3. In the Gypsy Camp ........ Behr
Ruth Shideler
4. Valse Lente Fearis
5. The Dancing Lesson Lichner
Eleanor Wissler
6. Chatterbox ............R olfe
Deem McGriff
Z. Voice-Selected
Miss Helen Eggemeyer
g. Taranteila ...........P arIow
Alice Palmer
8. Song OF the Lark .Tschaikowski
Mildred shideler
10. Sailors Song and Hornpipe
Koeuing
Mary Louise Eyden
II. Les sylphes ........... Bachmann
Christians Duvall Kathleen DuVaI
The evening program will be:
1. La Fontaine .Reynald
Kathleen DuVall
3. Notturno ................. Koelling
8. vaise Brillante ............ Geeht
Christene DuVall
4. Serenade ........ Schubert-Liszt
Lois Smith
5. In the Lovely Month of May Merkle
Marianne Swayne
s. Violin-Souvenir .Drdla
Miss Stella Knode
z. Song Without Words, op. 30 No. 3
Mendelssohn
Will-o.the-Wisp ......... Jensen
Luella Masters
6. slumber Song ......... Schumann
EICC6 RdVtna
Madge Townsend
8. By the Fisherman's Hut
A Memory ............. Mcdowell
Louise Mather
10. Capricante .wachs
Madge Townsend Luella Masters
Miss Mary Woods. of the Arlington
hotel, viii leave, Saturday for New
York, whence she Will said for her
home IN Gainsborough, England. Miss
Woods has not been home since the
outbreak of the war In 1914 She will
spend the summer in England.
Seventy members Of the Allen NJ.
Harris family held their annual re-
union Sunday at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. c. D. Gray near Dublin A
basket dinner was served at. noon
and the afternoon was spent in a So
cial manner. Light refreshments were
served in late in the afternoon
In celebration Of their tenth wed
ding anniversary. Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
G. Reynolds entertained members of
their club at a dinner part last eve
ming at the Country club. Baskets
Of cut flowers adorned the tables
where covers were laid for twenty
guests.
CompHnenting Miss Mary Woods,
who leaves soon for her home in Eng