The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-11-12
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A simple but very impressive wed
ding was solemnized this morning at
$50 o'clock at First English Lutheran
church when Miss Florence Spauld1ng
and Raymond wickemeyer, son OF MI:
and Mrs. August Wfckemeyer, OF
South Eighth street, were united IN
marriage. Large bouquets OF yello"
chrysanthemums and ferns decorated
the altar where the vows were spoken.
Prior to the ceremony Mrs. Charles
Spaulding, accompanied by Miss Alice
Knollenberg on the organ, sang AT
Dawning" and 81 Love Truly" The
Lohengrin Wedding March was played
for the entrance Of the bridal couple
and the Mendelssohn march as re-
cessional. The Rev. F. A. Dressed o.
flciated at the wedding using the single
ring service. There were no attend
ants and only the relatives and rev
intimate friends were present. Tne
bride wore a stunning tailored gown
of blue tricotine with large picture
hat, and a corsage Of Aaron Ward
roses. Immediately after the ceremony
Mr.. ana Mrs. Wickemeyer went to
Chicago On q short wedding trip. Tney
will be at home to- their friends at
312 South Thirteenth street after
November 20.
Mrs. Robert Crane OF Dayton. O.,
Miss Louise Malsby OF this city. &C
companied by her guest, Mrs. Lucy
smyser Bristol. of Lansing. Mich.
went to Indianapolis today to attend
the wedding OF Miss Arleen Shreeve
and Harry Clark which will be solem'
1,ised this evening at the home Of the
brides parents, 1850 College avenue
Mrs. Dale Shreeve Of Muncie will be
matron OF honor at the wedding and
Mr., Shreeve will be best man. The
flower girls will be Little Misses Betty
and Helen Hall, OF Toledo, o.
A pretty party was given last eve
ming by Miss Mildred Townsend and
Miss Mary Williams at the home o.
tho former on South Thirteenth
street, In honor of Mass Florence
Spau3dine, Who was married this morn
ing and Miss Marguerite Ramp aat
Miss Mary Foley, who are to be mar
ried soon. A color scheme OF pink ant
white was artistically carried out II
the decorations and in the luncheon
which was served late in the evening
A miscellaneous shower was given thu
brides to be. The gifts were brough
in a tiny express wagon decorated II
pink and white, pulled into the room
bv Master Robert Townsend, brothe!
of the hostess. The guests last eve
ming were: Miss Pauline Vessel. Mis-!
Florence Burgess, Miss Hazel Mash
meyer, Miss Mary Thomas, Miss Car
olyn Rodefeld, Miss Maude Watts
Miss Caroline Broadway. Miss Madeline
Elliott, Miss Ruth Edgerton, Mis-
Anna Dallas, Miss Clara Groce. Mis-:
Mildred Chandler, Miss Helen Edger
ton, Mrs. Dorothy Sligar, Mrs. Ear
Hewitt, Mrs. Guy Gotschall. Mrs. Ell
mer Dickinson. Mrs. Omer Whelan
and Mrs. Bess Keats.
The Quaker City Club will meet tc
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Charlie
Beverlin at her home, 301 Chestnu
street.
Under the auspices of several Rich
mond women, q collection Of dolls !
being taken to send to Italian children
at Christmas time. A plea is sent GU
that every one who is willing to dc
nate a doll, bring 1t to the Palai
Royal not later than November 20, an
attach the coll 10 pair VI sloChAAS
for a child The name OF the sende
Is also requested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Robinson c
New York city were guests yesterda
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Robinson
North Eighth street. Mr.. and Mr.
Robinson have recently returned froI
England, where the former was piani:
with an orchestra. He is now COZ
nected with the Lee Roberts Musl
South Eighth street. Mr.. and Mr.
Robinson are former resident OF thi
city.
The Alice Carey club will meet t
morrow afternoon with Mrs. Emm
Lindemuth at her home on South Fl
teenth street. Responses to roll ca
will be from Ebert Hubbard. A pape
on "Lusitania and the Religion OF tn
Druids" will be given by Mrs. Maj
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Gardner and Mi:
Ruth EdEerton went to Indianapol