The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-12-29
Society

The home of Mrs. Edgar Henley on
South Seventeenth street, was the
scene OF one or the prettiest Yuletide
weddings Tuesday evening. when her
daughter, Miss Electa A. Henley, was
united In marriage to Albert Harry
Wilson of Beaver Falls. Pa. Over the
entrance to the front room, where the
ceremony took place. was lovely
arch of greens with a large bell sus-
pended from the center of the arch.
/ Columbia roses, California pepperber-
rfes latticing the windows and arrang-
! ed on the mantle amid the CLEAN of
\ tall white candles made a beautiful
/ setting for the quiet wedding witness
! ed by members of the Immediate fam
! lily only. The bride coming down the
stairway to the strains of the Lohen-
grin wedding march. played by Mrs.
Charles L. Bourne, cousin of the bride.
came down an aisle made by ropes of
cedar. which were held by Miss Eliza
beth Allen and Edward Wilson, to the
front room where she was met by the
groom. According to the Quaker Gus
tom the couple married themselves,
the Rev. John r. Webb officiating
The brides gown of pearl gray silk
poplin was her mothers wedding>dress.
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comb, the gift of her great grandfather
to her great grandmother. Her flowers
were a corsage of Ophelia roses, vio-
let's and stevia. Following the service
wedding supper was served. Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson left Tuesday evening
for Pittsburgh. Pa, from where they
will go to their new home in Beaver
Falls, Pa, where Mr. Wilson is a mem
Der of the faculty at Geneva college.
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yaldecene trimmed in seal fur and
hat of taupe duvetyn and fur. The
out-of-town guests were Mrs. A. e.
Dunn of Indianapolis, and Walter Hen
ley of Pittsburgh, Pa. 80
Mrs. Charlie Kolp was hostess for
one of the 1oveliest Of children's Yule-
tide parties Tuesday afternoon when
she entertained one Of her dancing
iclasses In the ballroom of the Eagles
club. Several pupils Of Miss Eliza
'qoeth Kolp delighted the guests with
texhibitions of ballet and fancy dane
ling. The girls who took part in the
program were Miss Betty Taylor,
Miss Lucille Steers and Miss Mary
Louise Bunnell. Miss Betty Taylor,
four years old. won much applause
with a recitation and dance, Comm
Through the Rye" No less pleasing
was the performance of Miss Lucille
Steers. a very light and graceful
dancer. who gave two numbers; one.
a Hungarian Czardas," the other
Rose and Butterfly" Miss Mary
Louise Bunnell. not only a promising
exponent of the terpsichorean art, but
an accomplished toe dancer, appeared
in a ballet dance, VANITY" She is
also pupil of Miss Elizabeth Kolp
Cotillions. with exchange of favors,
and dancing games were features of
the afternoon. The guests were Miss
Martha Ann Gennett, Miss Margaret
Collins, Miss Janet Thompson, Miss
Nancy Jay, Miss Sarah Copeland. Miss
Kathleen Comstock, Miss June KEN
lenbrink Miss Lestra Hibberd. Miss
Myra Dennis, Miss Mary Elizabeth
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Dodd Miss Bev-
erly Harter. Miss Elizabeth Dilks, Miss
Louise Jenkins, Miss Jean Shively,
Miss Eleanor Collins, Miss Jean Grot-
tendick. Miss Mary Jane Schillinger,
Miss Elizabeth Mcdonnell, Miss Vir
ginia Brookbank, Miss Katherine AL
len, Miss Frances Watson, Miss Su-
san Alice Dickinson, Miss Mary Louise
Bunnell of Hagerstown, Miss Betty
Taylor Miss Lucille Steers of Greens
fork, Miss Ellen Bartree, Miss Evelyn
Carr, Miss Marion Northrop of Plain
field, N. j., Masters Richard Coate,
Stuart Beebe, Stuart Mann, Russell
Dilks, Everett Lemon. Robert Gen
nett, James Hubbard, Richard Gennett,
Johnson Healy, Richard Hodgin, Rob-
ert King James Coe, William Camp
field, Richard CRmpfield, Joseph Cox,
Robert Dickinson, John Bland, Charles
Draitt, Mark Fred, and Harry Cham
bers. ~
The cantata, "A Christmas Eve
Dream" will be presented at the North
A street Friends church next Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m. to which the public
is invited. No admission will be
charged but a silver offering will be
taken after the entertainment. The
cast includes: Peggy, the Child who
Dreams, Mildred Thomas; Four Christ
mas Bells, Theresa Newlan. Viola Ter
ry, Nancy Jay and Janet Thompson;
Three Christmas Stockings, Robert
Morgan, Samuel Morgan and Wilson
ris; Christmas Star. Mary Jane Schil
linger; Christmas Candles, Dorothy
Wetzle, Ruth Sheidler and Mildred
Sheidler; Christmas Gift, Katherine
laval; Christmas Candy, Herberta
Bell; Christmas Guest, Virginia Har-
ris; Christmas Dinner Bell, Elizabeth
Bell: Turkey, Gladys laval; Gran
berry Sauce, Myrtle Thomas; Celery,
Elizabeth Dilks; Plum Pudding, Mary
Catherine Youngflesh; Holly, Mary
Morgan: Mistletoe, Myra Dennis;
Four Christmas Angels, Elizabeth
Weller. Janet Stinson, Kathleen Ora
ham, Martha Ellen Hagerty; accom-
PIANIST, Miss Anna Hale.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon McNutt en-
tertained with a Christmas dinner at
their home near Cambridge City, Sat
urday for their children. The guests
we're Mr.. and Mrs. George McNutt and
daughter Charline, Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
McNutt. Mr.. and Mrs. Clayburn Nc
Mutt, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl McNutt, Mr..
and Mrs. Owen Williams, Miss Ola
Tiene, and Roy McNutt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam E. Howard en-
tertained a number of dinner guests
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