The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-04-18
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Announcements were received here
today Of the marriage of Miss Freda
Longnecker and Charles Whitestine,
both Of Huntington, w. Va. The GER
emony was performed in Ironton, o.,
Monday afternoon at the Methodist
parsonage by the Rev. B. l.. White
Miss Longnecker formerly lived here.
Mr.. Whitestine recently returned from
service overseas. They will reside In
Huntington. w. Va.
As a courtesy to Mrs. Edythe HAS
ley, who will be married next month,
Mrs. Charles Richey entertained 1nfor-
mally at her home on Lincoln street
Wednesday evening. The house was
attractively decorated in pink hearts
and dainty refreshments were served
by the hostess. During the evening
the bride-elect was given mlscei-
laneous shower. The guests were
Mrs. Haisley, Mrs. Edward Eliseperg-
err. Mrs. Baltz Bescher, Mrs. Robert
Haustetter, Mrs. Edward Ballenger.
Mrs. Harry Highley, Mrs. Howard
Venting. Miss Mary Highley, MRS.
Harry Gibbs, Mrs. Oren Miller. MISS
Glenna Miller, Mrs. John sullivan
Mrs. Clara Keever, Mrs. Eta STAN
ton and Mrs. Charles Ritchey
Misc Cora Walls of Connersville,
and John w. Whalen of this city,
were married at O'CLOCK yesteluay
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Harry
Graves IN Fort Wayne avenue. The
Day Brandyberry performed the GER
emonv Mr.. and Mrs. Whalen left I'M
mediately after the ceremony on a
short wedding trip. They Will re-
aide here after their return. MI.
whalen recently returned from
France. after twenty-five months Oh
military service.
In celebration of the sixteenth blrtn-
day anniversary of their daughter
TheIma Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Parry en-
tertained with a dinner last Sunday
at their home in New Paris. Ihose
Srom Richmond present were MISS
Mabel and Miss Hazel Abbott, MISS
beatrice Ostheimer. Miss korVes' anu
Mr. and Mrs Robert Graham ana SOIL
Forty neighbors and other frienos
IF Edward Matthews. surprised MIN
last evening at his home on East,
SEEN avenue in celebration OF MS
hirtbday anniversary. The guests
Wrought baskets of lunch and late IN
the evening picnic supper was
served.
The Greenbriar Community cluo
met Wednesday afternoon Win WITS
Walter Test at her home, southwest
NJ the CITY. Fifteen members and I'VE
guests. Mrs. Allen Study, Mrs. oilVer
Test. Mrs. Andrew Burgess urove'
turner and Paul Turner, were pres
ent. The Rev. owen Livengoou save
an interesting talk on the Leaeue y,
Nations, and the turner's, poth vi
whom have just returned from over
seas gave talks on their experiences.
rThn club will meet again in three
weeks. the place to be announcer lat'
er.
Mills Judy Of Cincinnati university
- snending the Easter vacation with
his parents here.
Harry Bailey of Battle Creek, Mich,
10 tho guest OF his sister, MIS- Ear
Crabb. at her home on North lehtn
street.
Tho Junior Christian Endeavor so
ciety of First Christian churcn VIII
meet at Q o'clock Sunday afternoon
Following the meeting soclal houi
will be enjoyed and light refresh
ments served.
Mrs. w. C. O'Byrne was hostess
Yesterday afternoon at her home or
South A street for meeting OF the
Good Cheer class of First Methods
church. After the business session, Z
social hour followed and light refresh
ments were served. The hostess wal
assisted by Mrs Hayden Kern anc
Mrs, Mark. The guest OF the after
noon was Mrs. John Shallenberg.
Mills Judy. Whitney MCGUIRE, JONI
Kennedy Of Earlham and Ralph hltcn
ell Of Liberty, are among those "n'
will go to oxford Monday to attend tn
Easter dance to be given at western
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Wright en-
jtertained members OF the Pleasan
Hour club at their home on Nortl
eighteenth street Wednesday evening
Cards were played at three tables, tn
favors going to Mrs. Martin Hoover
Howard Frame, Mrs. Harry Sharp ant
RAYMOND Wright. The club will NEE
In two weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. o.
Wine at their home on North Eleventh
street.
Mrs. Leslie Williams is in Piqua, o
visiting relatives.