The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-10-06

Announcement has been made by
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Lee Fitzpatrick,
South Fourteenth street. of the mar
riage of their daughter Mary, to
Thomas Crafts. of Milwaukee. Wis,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Crafts, /355
Randolph street. The wedding was
solemnized Sunday, Oct. at Ripley,
o., the Rev. Price E. Cross of the
Christian church of Ripley, officiating.
After short visit in Richmond, Mr..
and Mrs. Crafts left for Milwaukee,
where they will reside. Mr.. Crafts
was member of the Yankee division
and spent two years in France. Mrs.
Crafts attended high school here and
is well known in younger circles.
Miss Margaret Blocker, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Bleecker, of
Flushing, New York city, and Roland
i. Coate, formerly of this city, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. John M. Coate, Reeves
ton, were married Friday, Oct. 1, at
the home of the brides parents by DR..
Warfield Crowder of st. James. Mr..
and Mrs. Coate left on wedding trip
TO New Orleans by boat, from where
they will go to Pasadena, Cal, for res
idence. Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Coate of
this city went to New York to attend
the wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. Foster enter
tanned Tuesday evening with family
dinner at their home, HOG Sheridan
street, for their four-year-old son. Dan
fel Dougan Foster. Those present
were: Mrs. Martha Foster, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Fossler, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Foster, Herbert Foster, Mr.. and Mrs.
o. II. Bogue, Miss May Foster, Miss
Martha Foster, Miss Ida Hanning,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Foster and Daniel
Dougan Foster.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Koehring.
South Seventh street, were given a
farewell party by their neighbors
Tuesday evening. Euchre was played
at five tables and luncheon served
Mrs. Walter kuntZ, Mrs. George Han
err, Mrs Wa, orman. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Schwegman, Mrs. Ellsworth
Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Hunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Fornshell, Mr.. and
Mrs. Gilmor Smith, Mr.. and Mrs.
Adolf Daub, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Crump, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Knollen-
berg, Mr.. and Mrs. John c. koehrlng,
Mrs. James Coyle, Mrs. John Beck
shultz, Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Durkel,
Miss Ruth Ellen Kuntz, Miss Alice
Daub, Miss Hazel and Miss Jane
Knollenberg, Carl Louis Durkel and
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
A. Schweitzer, 1902 Sheridan street
was the scene of pretty home wed
ding Tuesday evening, when Miss
Laura McIndoo, of Brazil, Ind, and
Cecil Schweitzer were married in the
presence of few relatives and
friends. The service was performed
by the Rev. Mr.. Gates of the Third M
E. church. Those present We're: MI
and Mrs. Henry Schweitzer, Mr.. and
Mrs. George SchweitZer, Mr.. and Mrs
Henfler, Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, MISS
Fern and Miss Florence Harms, MT
and Mrs. D. Burleson, Mrs. Chase, and
Kenneth Short. Mr.. and Mrs. Schwelt
ger will reside in Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rubley entertain
ed the following guests Sunday al
their home southwest of the city: MI
and Mrs. Jake Hayward, Mr.. and Mrs
George Hayward and children, Mary
and George, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Johnson and children, Dorothy, Cor
tesla, John, Howard and Russell, Mr.
and Mrs. Sam Hines and children
Gertrude and Charles, of near Boston
and Mr.. Nimrod Johnson.
Mr. and Mras. John Miller, of Abin s
ton, entertained informally at dinner
Sunday. Tho guests were Mr.. ant
Mrs. Eden Woods and children, Ada
Martha and Paul, of Richmond; Mr.
and Mrs. Lou Wood and children
Edith and Lawrence; Frank Martin
OF Liberty: Welton Picrson of College
Corner, and Miss Emma and Mis-:
Myrtle Miller of Richmond.
The opening OF the portrait exhibit
at the public art gallery has been post
poned to Thursday evening on &C
count of the political meeting WedDes
day HaydnS orchestra will pla.
Thursday evening. Anyone interested
in art is invited to attend the opening
A large crowd, but not too large TO
comfort, is expected at the dance t.
be given Wednesday evening at tn
]. o. 0. +. hall by ]. c. Coyle, Franz
Bescher, Il. b. Wrede and Peter Lich
tenfels. \ waiting room and an al
tendant have been provided for tn
convenience of the women. Mr. an
Mrs. Bert Kolp will chaperon TIL
dance The Syncopating Five whic
has been engaged to play are wei
known and one of the most popula
groups Of musicians and entertainer
here as well as throughout the cour
try. Only a limited number of er
gasements are being filled in Indian
200 invitations have been issued TO
the affair. The balcony will be ope
to spectators.
The first meeting of the season O
the Criterion club was held with Mr.:
Ed Thompson, North Sixth stree
After a short business session the l
members present responded to roll ca
with short accounts of their vacation:
short story was read by Mrs. Ere
Powers and Miss Gates gave a Pre-
gram of piano selections, after whic
refreshments were served by the hos
ess The club will meet in two week
with Mrs w E. Oliver, North Twent
eth street. The club is planning
Halloween party to be given Oct. 2
at the home of Mrs. Charles Groc'
South Eighth street.
The Womans Benefit Associatio
of the Maccabees meets at the |. o. c
F.. hall Friday All members of tn