The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-06-05
Society

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The wedding of Miss Alice Hill and
Mr.. George Clayton Bosley was sol
emnized at the home Of the brides
mother, Mrs. Gertrude Tullidge Hill,
Saturday at noon. Only immediate
families and few intimate friends
were present. The Episcopal ceremony
was used, the Rev. George Burbanck
officiating. Following the ceremony
the guests motored to the Murray farm
east Of the city, where the wedding
breakfast was served. The brides
gown was Of white French wolfe and
her travelling gown was of navy blue
tricotine. The bride and groom left
on a motor trip to Chattanooga, Tenn,
and other southern points. Upon their
return they will make their home tenn
rorarily in the keystone apartments
and after Sept 1 will take permanent
residence at 1928 East Main street.
Miss Hill Is a graduate of Earlham
College and has taught for several
years in indianapolis and the local
schools. Mr.. Bosley was educated In
the State University of Kentucky and
for many years has had charge OF the
Shirk interests. He came here from
Peru, Ind, about four years ago.
A household shower was given Sat-
furday afternoon by Mrs. Mary A. Jay
Ballard and Miss Eleanor Ballard at
their home on Northwest A street for
Miss Amelia Ruger, a senior at Earl
ham College, who will be married next
Thursday to Lawrence Lindley. The
house was arranged with garden
flowers. Late in the afternoon a
luncheon was served by the hostesses.
The guests were the Senior girls OF
Earlham College.
Miss Gertrude Barte1 was hostess
for pretty lawn party at her home on
South Sixteenth street, Saturday after
noon. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. The guests in.
cluded members of Miss Barters
classes at Earlham College and wo-
men members of the Earlham faculty
Among the guests was Miss Yuri Wan
tanabe Of Toxic, Japan, who is the
guest Of Miss Florence Long, of Earl
ham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Tarkelson
were host and hostess for an informal
dinner party at their home on South
Fourteenth street Friday evening. The
table was beautifully appointed with
pink roses. There were u guests
Mrs. Tarkelson was assisted in enter
tanning by her daughter, Miss Eliza
beth Tarkelson.
Mrs. Charles Dove entertained the
Daffodil club at her home on South
B street Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Dove also observed her fourth wed
ding anniversary. Garden flower!
were used profusively throughout the
rooms. A delicious two-course lunch
con was served. Mrs. Fred Ball wa:
q guest of the club. Ten member!
were present Mrs. Harry Meeks, Kin
sew street, will be hostess for the clut
in two weeks.
Mrs. C. o. King entertained with
dinner party Thursday evening at he1
home on North Fifteenth street The
guests who enjoyed the affair were
Miss Nora Dempsey. Miss Florence
Boren, Miss Lotha Wolfal, Mis-:
Blanche Conway, Miss Bernice Halls
ley, Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Birdie
Haddis, Miss Edna Wharton. Mis-
Lola Jones. Miss Esther Lichty, Mis-
Rhoda Ellison. Mrs. Rudolph King ant
Mrs. C. O. King.
A number of high school girls are
camping at Henley shack this week
They are Miss Adele Harris, Mis-
Grace Simcoke, Miss Edith Fleming
Miss Dorothy Ross. Miss Naom
Shut, Miss Clara Myrick and Mis-!
Madge Townsend. Miss Ruth Sher;
and Miss Grace Shera are chaperones
Mrs. Martha Overhouse of Muscat
inc. Iowa, was the guest Of honor a
party given Friday afternoon b,
Mrs Anna Klopp and Mrs. William
Klopp, at the home of the latter, 81
South Ninth street. Garden flower
were used throughout the house
Dainty refreshments were served b.
the hostesses. Those present Wer
Mrs. Thomas Allen, Mrs. Henry Weis
brod, Mrs William kienker, Mrs
Emma Weisbrod, Mrs. McCauly, Mrs
August Thomas, Mrs. Lena Weisbrod
Mrs. George Brown, Mrs. Lewis Hase
coster, Mrs. Frank Doloss, Mrs. Free
Krone, Mrs. Charles Schumacher, Mrs
Henry Wickemeyer, Mrs. William
Kamp, Mrs. William Buchanan, Mrs
Howard buchanan, Miss Esthe
Thomas. Janice Kienker, Robert kier
ker and Henry Klopp of Indianapolis
Miss Mary Nicholson. Miss lren
Price and Miss Mary Dickson will Ell
terrain next Friday afternoon 10
Miss Mary Hill, daughter of Rev. an
Mrs. James S. Hill, and Miss MiriaI
ana MISS titlen 11duleS, daughters I
MIR. and Mrs. Frank Hadley, all {
whom will leave for permanent res
donce in Chicago this month, at tn
home of Miss Dickson of West Mai
street On Tuesday afternoon Mis-
Helen Johnson will entertain for Mis-
Hill and the Misses Hadley at he
home on North A street
William Zimmerman, son Of DR.. an
Vip1 NM J will arrN
home next week from Culver Militar
academy
Mrs. Nate Boswell of Atlanta, Ga