The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-07-24
Society

y beautiful wedding Of much inter
est to Richmond residents and par
ticularly to the Earlham college colony
is that of Miss Belle w. Bream,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. William
Dream, of Gettysburg, Pa. and DR..
> Iindley Richard Dean, son Of Mrs.
Alma Dean, College Avenue, which
took place at the brides home Wed
Enesday at IL a. m.
.E The ceremony was performed on the
porch which was surrounded by vines,
a lovely background for the striking
-color scheme of white and gold. An
elaborate bower of yellow and white
daisies was arranged, an arch of gold
en- daisies overhanging the spot where
: the ceremony was performed. Masses
ASOf daisies were used for background
with large bouquets of cut flowers
surrounding the bower while suspend
ed from the ceiling was a huge bell
~of ferns with festooned ropes of flow
ssers extending to the edges of the
porch.
y DR.. ]. E. Baker, pastor Of the st.
James Lutheran church, performed
She ceremony, the single ring service
being used. The bride wore a stun
ming gown Of ivory taffeta and carried
a huge shower of Ophelia roses. There
were no attendants. Immediately FOL
lowing the ceremony wedding break
~fast was served. The dining room was
,artistically decorated with snapdrag-
ons and rhododendron. DR.. and Mrs.
Dean left on a wedding trip to Prince
ton, Lake George. Long Point and
other places on Lake Champlain.
81 Mrs. Dean is a graduate Of Gettys-
a member
of the faculties in Columbia High and
Hanover high schools. DR.. Dean, who
will enter upon his third year as head
of the department of classical Ian
guages at Earlham college, in Septem
Der, is a graduate of Dartmouth COL
lege.
He received his degree OF Doctor OF
Philosophy from Princeton university
and later spent a year as Fellow in
the American School Of Classical
Studies in Athens, Greece. DR.. Dean
was a member of the faculty OF Dart
mouth college for two years and also
at Princeton university for two years.
They will be in Richmond in Septem-
Der.
Miss Wayne Nevers, bride-e!ect'
was the honor guest at shower gwen
r
South Eleventh street. Euchre was
played at four tables. the favors going
TO Mrs. Elizabeth Gegan, Mrs. An
thony Stole, Mrs. Howard Elstro, and
Miss Mayme Nevers. During the even
ing a luncheon was served. The
house appointments were pink and
white. the same color scheme being
carried out in the menu. The guests
were: Mrs. Elizabeth Gegan, Mrs. An
'thonv Stole, Mrs. Howard Elstro, MRS.
Harry Kanes, Mrs. Edward Vogelsong,
Mrs. Harmon Twist, Mrs. Frank Lahr-
man, Mrs. Glen Lahrman, Mrs. waiter
Ellis, Mrs. George Mulk, Mrs. George
Schwegman, Mrs Albert Hodapp, Mrs.
John A. Brown, Of Johnston, Pa, Mrs
Minnie Muller, Miss Elizabeth Me
meier, Miss Clara Lahrman, MISS
Mavme MINER, Miss Anna Minner,
Mis- Annie Victor. Miss Clara Red
~Ilinghaus, Miss Mayme Nevers, ana
Miss Catherine Lux.
The Show-Me Club will meet Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. Albert Foster
at her home, North Seventeenth street
Members of the ar club and their
guests enjoyed an informal dancing
party in the art gallery Friday eve
ming. The dance program was played
by Miller's orchestra. Punch was
served during the evening. Those
present were Miss Esther Fouts, Miss
Helen Johnson, Miss Edna Johnston,
Miss Dorothy Lebo, Miss Stella knode'
Miss Rhea Crandall, Miss Conda Ha,
worth, Miss Helen Geers, Miss Mar,
garet Dennison Of Cincinnati, Miss
Martha Plummer, Miss Wilma Sud
hoff, Miss Martha Eggemeyer Ralph
Motley. Marion Zuttermeister, Leroy
Harding, Edwin Wysong, Roland Loehr
Stanley Youngfesh, James Sackman
John Livingston, Robert Reid, Will
lam Emslie, Glen Weist, Burr Sim
mons. Harold Wore and Walter Steg
man.
Mrs. Joseph H Mills was hostess tc
a few friends Friday afternoon for
beautiful garden party at her home or
South Tenth street, for the pleasure
of Mrs. John Frances OF Cincinnati
who is the house guest OF Mr.. anc
Mrs. Omar G. Murray at their home II
the Westcott Place.
Mrs. William Klein entertained
few children Friday afternoon. at he
home on Pearl street, for the pleasure
of her daughter, Juanita, who celebrat
ed her ninth birthday anniversary
The children enjoyed music and game!
during the afternoon, after which th'
hostess served dainty luncheon. The
guests were Miss Marjorie Edgerton
Miss Frances Mahan, Miss Esthe
Thomas. Miss Mary Maybe, Mis-
Sheila Van Etten, Miss Audrey Val
Etten, Miss Ruth Harris, Miss Naom
Harris, Miss Leucille Harris, Mis-
Katherine Haisley. Miss Billy Klein
Mrs. Frank Schneider, Mrs. Rosa Cook
Miss Mary Peck and Mrs. Fred Halls
ley
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nolte and daugh
ter, Ruth. of Economy. and Miss Maj
rucrito koehring, of this city, lief
Saturday morning for two weeks
visit with relatives and friends II
Terre Haute and Brazil.
Miss katherine Olalthaus has re-
turned from Creenville. O., where sh
had been visiting her parents, Mr.. an
Mrs. Anthony Olalthaus.
Mrs. Harold Kinert, 713 North
street. has as her weekend guest
Misses I.oris Benson and Lille Davi: