The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-03-11
Society

It1Chm0nd l6 tnaC OF ftno euSdSeIleht
of Miss Marjorie Curme, daughter OF
Chicago, to Mr., J, Wilfred Corr, OF
Chicago, Mr.. Curme is a member OF
the firm of Feltman and Curme. The
Curmes were former residents OF
Richmond, Miss Curme graduated
from the Richmond high school, and Is
q graduate of Butler College. MI.
Corr Is a graduate of Northwestern
University, and Is general salesman
for the Westinghouse Electric COM
rany. The wedding will be solemnized
in the fall. Miss Curme Is sister OF
Arthur Curme, Jr., OF the Nauonal
Road west,
Twenty-Five women attended the
luncheon bridge given at the Country
club Thursday noon. Luncheon was
served at 1880 p, m. The guests IN
cluded Mrs. w. r. Dilks, Mrs. Car
ence Gennett. Mrs. Frank Druitt, Mrs
Walter Engle, Mrs. Paul Miller. Miss
Anna Nicholson, Mrs. Wilson Magaw.
Mrs, Walter Butler. Miss Eleanor
Seidel, Mrs, W. Q. Crawford. Mrs.
Howard Dill. Miss Louise elalsby,
Mrs, Dudley Elmer. Mrs. Lewis G.
Reynolds, Mrs. Charles MCGUIRE and
Mrs. Burton Carr.
Mrs, Mary Price entertained the
Alice Carey club with its annual
banquet at her home on North Fiji
teenth street Thursday noon. The
tables were simply decorated with
primrose plants. Each guest was CIV
en a. shamrock. Toasts were given
by each guest. Covers were laid for
Miss Emma Lindemuth, Miss Victoria
Lindemuth, Mrs. Edward Moore, Miss
Lucille Mayer, Mrs. Martha Barr, Mrs.
Nov
Mrs. Laura Walters, Mrs. Eva Jones,
Mrs. Eunice Frame, Mrs. Lillian
Hoernar, Mrs. Matte Johnson, Mrs.
Charles Haynes, Mrs. Eva Lamb. of
Indianapolis, and Mrs. Everett Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp will hold
their last dancing class Friday in the
Odd Fellows hall, at p. m. The Sat
urday afternoon class Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Kolp will BIS entertained Friday at z
p. m. The members of the class will
be In fancy dress. Following the
regular E1iday night class Mr.. and
Mrs. Kolp will be host and hostess
for their regular Friday night assem-
bly,, beginning at 9 p. m. The gallery
will be open to spectators as usual.
The following Is an account of the
marriage of Miss Thelma Watkins Of
Newcastle Miss Watkins has many
friends here, having often visited in
Richmond:
One of the protest weddings of
the season was solemniZed Tuesday
morning, when Miss Thelma Watkins,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Wat
kins of this city, and Mr.. John l.. An
derson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Anderson of Muncie, were united Gin
marriage. The service was read by
Rev. w. w. Want of the First Metho-
dist church and was witnessed by the
Immediate families and a few close
friends. The fireplace was artistically
banked with ferns and Ophelia roses,
and it was before this that the young
couple took their marriage vows. Dur
ing the ceremony Mrs. Frank KEN
softly played wedding march.
3.-.The bride, who is a strikig brunette,
was never so attractive as in her
gown Of grey crepe meteor with silver
lace trimmings and wearing a bridal
bouquet Of Ophelia roses and orange
blossoms. Immediately following the
ceremony, the guests were invited in
to the dining room, where a breakfast
was served. Ophelia roses formed
the centerpiece for the table and the
color scheme of pink and white was
carried out in the menu.
GcuOltly dllSI tiliS tue newly IQaTI16u
couple left for an extended wedding
trip, the bride travelling in a chic tail
oFed gown of navy blue tricotine, with
accessories to match, They will make
their home in Chicago, where the
bridegroom is employed as a construc
tim inspector. Besides the immedi
ite families, the guests who witnessed
IAe ceremony were Mrs, Frank KEN
Mrs Grim, Gerald Weyl and Mr.. anC
Mrs Howard Hudleson.
Mrs Anderson is one Of Newcastle:
most attractive and popular young
women and has the best wishes of he,
many friends, Mr.. Anderson is alst
wen known in this city, having visit
ed here on numerous occasions
The Calantha Social Of the Pythia1
Sisters will meet Friday afternoon
with Mrs, Carl Wadman. All new
slaembers are invited.
TCircle No, I Of the First Methods
church aid society, held its month";
1neeting with Mrs. I. N. Ridenhour, a
1sr home on Kinsey street, Tuesda
Hfternoon. Quilting was the worl
for the afternoon. Refreshments wer
served by the hostess who was assist
ed by her niece, Miss Stella Watts.
ss.Miss Ruth Jones entertained with
fudge party at her home on Sout
Twelfth street, Tuesday evening. TIL
ayening was spent Informally. TIL
guests included the members Of tn
Hhristian Endeavor society of tn
FIRST Christian church and were Mis-
Florence Corns, Miss Elizabeth Hun
Miss Ruth Horr, Miss Vera Blossom
Miss Blanche Henderson, Miss Goldi
Friplet, Miss Esther Loehr, Miss Rut
NJ;
Marie Belts, Miss Margaret Windsor
Miss Isabel Ayres, Miss Mary Yea
gin, Miss Gladys Arnett, Miss Lol
Jones, Miss Ruth Jones, Lowell Xii
sey, Ben Carver, Gordon Triplet, Ra,
1nond Griffith, Glenn Carver Luthe
Ioehr, Ivan Toney, J. c. Coldiron, I
!. Brown, Orval Chandler, w J. Sche
> er, Robert Banning, Leon Straha1
Otto Wagner, Greek Jones. Mr.. an
Mrs, Jones and Mr.. and Mrs Charlie
Partlow.