The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-26
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"A pretty home wedding was solemn
tied In Lynn Sunday afternoon when
Miss Leah Chenoweth, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. G. F. Chenoweth, and Russell
Isenbarger, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Isenbarger. were married at the home
of the brides parents in the presence
Of about hundred guests. Many
white tapers cleaning from crystal
candlesticks intermMgled with Gus
tiers of wintergreen and bitter sweet
made charming setting for the
ceremony. Members of the bridal
party were Mrs. Ray Delameter, OF
Richmond. Mrs. Willard Jordan, Mrs
Merl Johnson, Miss Frances Menus, OF
Winchester, Miss Thelma Chenoweth,
and Miss Maize Palm. Master Ben
jamin Fowler, of Muncie, carried the
rings and little Miss Roberta Miner
was flower girl. The bride wore a
gown of white satin trimmed with
pearls and her veil was caught win
valley lilies After the ceremony MT.
and Mrs. Isenbarger left for lndlan-
apolis, where they will reside. the
bride travelled in brown suit
trimmed in seal.
Many masqued and costumed dam
GERS are expected to attend the mas
uuerade ball to be given at the l: u.
o. F. hall Wednesday evening. Elap-
crate decorations are to be used for
the occasion. The Syncopating Five,
one of the most popular of out-of-town
orchestras that comes here, will play
for the affair. The balcony will be
omen to spectators. All dancers must
present their invitation at the door
Ten married couples will chaperon the
oall
N celebration Of the ninth wedding
anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. waiter
KoontZ. Mr.. end Mrs. George Haner
entertained informally at their hone'
240 South Seventh street, MONDAY
evening Fall flowers were attractive
iy used in decorating the residence TOT
the occasion. A musical entertain
ment was given and progressive eu-
chre was played. Later two-course
luncheon was served by the hostess
The guests we're Mr.. and Mrs. Jonn
Beckshulte, Mr.. and Mrs. James Coyle;
Mr.. and Mrs. John koehrlng' MT. anu
Mrs. William Knollenberg, Mr. anu
Mrs. Arthur Crump, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Adolph Daub, Mr.. and Mrs. water
Koontz, Mr.. and Mrs. John F. SchWeg-
Mr.. and Mrs. Gel Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace FornsEall, Mrs. Gertrude Wal
termann, William Haner. Miss Gilmore
Haner, Mr.. and Mrs. George Haner'
and Miss Emma Tiemier.
Miss Will F. Eversman was the
charming hostess for a Hallowe en-
MASQUERADE party given for the Jolly
Twelve at her home, 302 North Iwen-
tieth street, Monday evening. Attrac-
tive decorations in the Halloween col
ors of black and orange were USED
.t1.roughout the residence and the
aiming room was very artistically dec
GRATED for the affair. Prizes for the
hest costumes were awarded to Mrs.
Clifford Thomas, and Mrs. George
brown. Guests at the affair were MRS.
George Herbst, Mrs. Ray Wright, MISS
Irene Venting, Mrs. Clifford Thomas'
Mrs. Edward Dopp, and Mrs. Deahe
Fleming. Club members present We're
Mrs CLYDE Riegel, Mrs. Welliam Went
ling. Mrs. William Keller, Mrs. Henry
Heet. Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. James
G Gem. Mrs. Fred Brown. Mrs. wal
lace Seymour, and Mrs. w. F. EVers-
man.
Halloween appointments were ef-
fectively used in decorations at the
home Of Miss Marguerite turner,
Liberty Pike, when she entertained
with a masquerade party Monday even
ing. The evening was spent in games
appropriate to the Halloween season.
Those presnt included Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Druley, Mr.. and Mrs. Nieman, Mr.
end Mrs. Roy Sleek, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Remmert, Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
Buchholz, Mrs. Ada Mayer, Miss Mar
IL
Margaret Karcher, Miss Ruth Holzap
fell Miss Martha Niewoehner, Miss
Ada Lloyd, Miss Margaret Lloyd, Miss
Irena Williams, Miss Rhea Kendall
Miss Viola Steen, Miss Iva Hart, Miss
Edna Hart, Misses Marie, Margaret
and Edna Deuker, Miss Louise Buch
holz Miss Mona Buchholz, Claude
Sourbeer. Aaron Turner, Henry Beck
Harry Hartman Adolph Newcomer
Paul Turner, Fred Lehman, Omer Viii
Iiams, Raymond Turner, and Miss
Marguerite Turner.
The Cotillion club, formerly called
the Married Peoples club, held thei1
first dance at Odd Fellows hall Mon
day evening. The dance was Hal
1owe'en affair and stunt dances were
one of the features of the evening
The club, which is limited to fifty
couples, will meet every two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis, Pelham
apartments, have as their guest Mrs
Davis mother, Mrs. c. Volney Gilbert
of Newark, O.
Mr. and Mrs Harold Grimes OF
Richmond, Va, are the guests OF Mrs
Crimes parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z
Foley, North Fourteenth street.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taggart are the
parents of baby girl, Dorothy May
born Sunday at Reid Memorial hos
pitaL
>s Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bossler have
returned from Elkhart where they
were called by the death of Mrs. Bos
sler's uncle, James Seals, who was
Killed in a railroad accident there.
The Narcissus Embroidery club will
meet at the home of Mrs. Edgar SHARP
315 North Nineteenth street, Wednes
day afternoon.