The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-17
Society
Ropes Of laurel wound and tied with

Ropes Of laurel wound and tied with
pink ribbon. tall French baskets of
Columbia roses, and pink shaded
lights combined to make a beautiful
setting for the marriage of Miss Mary
Carr Huffman of Franklin, and ]. H.
Cox, social and membership secretary
of the Y. M. c. A. here, which took
place Thursday at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents in Frank
lin. A program of bridal airs preceded
the ceremony. William Piercey, solo,
list of the First Presbyterian church
at Indianapolis, sang Because" AT
Dawning." and IT Love You Truly"
Miss Dorothy Huffman, sister OF the
bride accompanied him. Mrs. Pleas
ant Huffman of Huttonville, ILL.,, play
ed the Lohengrin wedding march.
The service was read by the Rev.
James of the First Presbyterian
church before an altar banked with
ferns and Columbia roses. Miss The
odosia Beasley of Linton, Ind, SEN
ior in Franklin College, was brides
maid. Lawrence Wininger of Cincin-
natl, O., was best man. The bride and
the bridesmaid wore tailored suits of
blue tricotine. The brides flowers
were a shower bouquet of brides
roses, white carnations and narcissus
tied with tulle knotted with mistletoe.
Miss Beasley carried Columbia roses.
A reception and wedding supper took
place after the service during which
Mr.. Piercey played and sang. Forty
five guests were present. Mr.. and
Mrs. Cox left Thursday evening for
Richmond where they are at home at
731 South Seventh street.
Formal announcement of the en-
gagement of Miss Electa A. Henley,
daughter of Mrs. Edgar Henley OF
South Seventeenth street, to Albert
Harry Wilson of Beaver Falls, Pa,
was made at party given for the
bride-elect by Mrs. Lyman Lyboult,
Mrs. Francis Brown and Mrs. Walter
Miller at the home of Mrs. Lyboult on
South Twelfth street Thursday eve
ming The guests drew hearts out OF
an old-fashioned well bearing the an
nouncement and the date Of the we'd
ding, Tuesday, Dec. %. Miss Henley,
who has been a member of the Gar
field faculty for number of years, Is
one of the most popular and best
known teachers in the city. Prof. Will
son, who was for while a member of
the Garfield faculty, has chair in the
science department of Geneva college
at Beaver Falls. Pa. A miscellaneous
shower was given Miss Henley at the
party Thursday evening. The gifts
were arranged about Christmas tree.
The rooms of the Lyboult residence
were attractively decorated with
wreaths and sprigs of holly and Chist-
mas bells. The guests included Miss
Electa Henley, Miss Elizabeth Brown,
Miss Donna Crapp, Miss Helen Buck
ley, Miss Anna Wilson. Miss Margaret
Kiff. Miss Hettie Elliott. Miss Donna
Parke. Miss Eliza beth Williams, Miss
Bertha Larsh, Miss Nellie Mawhood,
Miss Edna Marlatt, Mrs. Clara B.
Graves, Mrs. Will Cottingham, Mrs.
N. C. Heironimus, Mrs. Edgar Henley,
Mrs. Francis Brown, Mrs Walter Mil
Ter and Mrs. Lyman Lyboult.
The marriage Of Mrs. Eliza Tull to
David Sittloh, of Winchester. was sol
emnized at the home of the bride
Thursday evening at p. m, the Rev.
Miller, of st. Paul's Lutheran church.
-fficiating. Mr.. and Mrs. Sittloh will
make their home at 400 North Six
teenth street. Guests who attended
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
TulI, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Savage, Mr..
md Mrs. Louis Essenmacher, Mr.. and
Mrs. Earl Chamness, Mrs. Harry Oh
meter, Mrs. Louis Forbes, Miss Lor-
raine Wymap, Miss Corrine Essen
macher Miss Margaret Cartwright.
Miss Minnie Tull, Miss Mary Louise
Chamness, Master Richard Essenmach-
or, Fred Tull, Owen Tull, Roy Hieger,
Earnest Albright, Fred Olmetzer, Wal
ter Thomas. and Howard Clair.
Members of the w. n. club were
guests at the miscellaneous shower
given for Miss Marjorie Morgan.
bride-elect, by Miss Helen Kepler.
Wednesday evening. The rooms were
attractively decorated in the club col
ors, red and white. The gifts were
presented to the bride-elect by little
Miss Margaret Kepler, who wore a
white frock trimmed in red. The
evening was spent informally and
luncheon served, the appointments be-
ing red and white. The guests were
Miss Morgan, Miss Clara Monroe, Miss
Mary Schneider, Miss Ruth Jarrett,
Miss Helen Kepler, Miss Margaret
Kerler, Miss Clara Schneider, Mrs.
Eliza Monroe, Mrs. Edna Needham,
Mrs. Doris Williams, Mrs. leila Mitch
ell. Mrs. Anna Schneider, Mrs. Anna
Schneider Kendall. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
kepler, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry kepler,
Jr, and Mrs. Charles Morgan.
The Daffodil club was entertained
with a Christmas party by Mrs. Ralph
Little Thursday afternoon at her home
on West Main street. The afternoon
was spent informally and gifts were
exchanged. The rooms were decorat-
ed in holiday colorS, Luncheon was
served, covers laid for II guests. Mrs.
Harry McMinn was a guest of the
club. Mrs. Fogle will be hostess for
the club in two weeks.
Holly. poinsettas, and miniature
Christmas trees in profusion made
lovely setting for the Christmas party
given the A. 0. S. club Thursday after
noon by Mrs. John Meloy, at her home
on South Eleventh street. An interest
ing Christmas program was given
which included christmas Carol by
Mrs. James Owen; Silent Night"
Mrs Clarence Schattell; while Shep-
herds Watch" Mrs. George Calkins.
In addition several piano selections