The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram., 1920-10-14
Society

Miss Beatrice Ostheimer, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Ostheimer, and
Thomas Hunt, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alva ]. Hunt, were married. Thursday
afternoon at 2:30 at the home of the
brides parents, 622 North Tenth street
The service was performed under the
arch of the open staircase where all
altar banked with ferns and pink and
white carnations had been erected.
The entire staircase was. trimmed ar
tstically with pink and white carna-
tionS and ferns. The single ring
service was used, the Rev. H. s. James
Of the United Brethren church officiat-
ing. The bride wore a becoming
gown Of midnight blue charmause
with overskirt of black embroidered
ret and carried a shower bouquet OF
pink roses tied with tulle. Miss Grace
Hunt, sister of the groom, as maid Ct
honor. wore a gown of midnight blue
and carried primroses. Albert Yeager
was best man. There were about 40
guests, all Of this city. Mp and Mrs.
Hunt left after the ceremony on a
wedding trip to Chicago The bride
travelled in becoming suit of blue
serge, with accessories to match. Upon
their return the couple will reside at
G22 North Tenth street.
Members Of the Omicpon Pi Sigma
fraternity and their invited guests are
having a weiner roast next Sunday.
The party will meet at Bender's Ice
Cream Co., at 2: 80 and hike out sGalth
of the city, where they will be treated
to camp supper. The party Is being
arranged by Ralph 1ngelbert, Westcott
Hanes, and Paul Allen.
The Elks' hard times dance Wednes-
day evening scored a big hit. The
most comical and outlandish of COS
tunes had been rejuvenated and i'm
provised for the occasion and every
one entered into the spirit Of the
dance. Much pep was furnished by
the Evans-Smith orchestra and Harry
Frankel's songs.
The Argathea Bible class of East
Main Street Friends Church will have
a monthly meeting and camp supper
Friday evening. Members are asked
to meet at the church at 600 p. m.
The Athenaea meets on Friday after.
noon at the home of MES. Atwood
Jenkins. 600 National Road West.
Mrs. George Cones entertained with
miscellaneous shower Tuesday even
ing at her home on Northwest First
bride-elect. Attractive decorations ap-
propriate for TIE Halloween season
were used. Refreshments were served.
The guests were MISS Frauma1n, Mrs.
Mary Egart, Mrs. Fanny Atiherton,
Mrs Simmons, Mrs. Edward Frau
mann. Miss Leone Atherton. Miss Lo-
rene Egart, Miss Juanita Duke, Miss
Reba Smith. Miss Virginia Jones, Miss
Goldie Van Tress, Miss Gertrude Nc
Pherson, Miss Mabel Reynolds, Miss
Edith Long, Miss Helen Ligon. Miss
Merle Masll.neyer, Miss Esther Full,
and Miss Marie Parrish.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank o. Chambers,
121 North Tenth street, entertained a
few guests at dinner Wednesday even
ing in honor of Miss Mary and Miss
Louise Mather who are to be married
soon The guests included Mrs. Hen.
ry Mather, Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond
Nather, Miss Mary Jay, Miss Mary
Mather, Miss Louise Mather, Fred
Girty, and Clyde Semler.
Mrs Ruth Minor, who is to be
married soon, was delightfully."- sur
prised with a miscellaneous shower
Wednesday at her home, 307 North
Fifth street, by number of friends
The evening was spent dancing and
refreshments were served. The guests
were Mrs Ruth Minor, Mrs. Abe Nil
kousen, Mrs. Thornton, Miss Julia
Bratz, Miss Anna Meter, Mrs. Hoover
Miss Grace Revelee, Miss Nette Bulla
2 Miss Elsie Smith, Miss Viola Love
e Mrs. Hicks, Miss Emma Hartman Miss
Lila Kinemeier, Miss Jane Kester
Miss Lola Thornburg, Miss Emma Tic
Z meyer, Miss Bernadine Hoppe, Miss
? Eleanor Haner. Miss Frances Sherron
Miss Clara Schultz, Miss Mabel Hoppe
! Miss Opal Hawkins, Miss Hortense
West, Miss Mary West, Mrs. Cox, Mrs
Bettelton, Mrs. Laymon, Miss June
Ellen Revelee, Mrs. Cooper, Elwoot
Clark, Harry Bymaster, and Miss
Elizabeth Gasan.
A party of young people from Rich
mond enjoyed a hayride north of Cen
terville, Wednesday evening. They
built a bonfire near Centeryille anC
spent the evening playing games.
lunch was served. The guests were
Miss Edith Harris. Miss Imogent
RCughan Miss Emma Klute. Mis-: