The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-23

as flower girl, and Louis Koss, Jr.,
ceremony a wedding dinner was serv
ed at the ClaypOol hotel Mr. and
Mrs. Kluter left on a wedding trip TO
Chicago. They will be at home after
August l at 1882 South Sixteenth
street.
Mrs. Chris. Klingenbiel entertained
informally at her home on South Sixth
street Wednesday afternoon for mem
bers of the Lawton club. Red and
white carnations arranged about the
rooms formed pretty decorations for
the occasion. Features of the after
noon were singing, music and sewing.
Later refreshments we're served by
the hostess. Mrs. Fred Jones will en-
terrain the club at her home July Is.
Sweet peas and other garden flow
ers formed a pretty setting for the in
formal party given by Mrs. Fred
Brown at her home on North Six
teenth street Wednesday afternoon
for the Jolly Twelve club. The after
noon was spent in needlework. A two
course luncheon was served by the
hostess. Mrs. c. A. Riegle will enter
residence on South Fourteenth street
A pretty reception was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rails
back, west of the city, Saturday after
noon and evening in honor of their
fiftieth wedding anniversary. fam
lily dinner was given at noon, at which
the children and grandchildren Of the
couple were guests. Guests at the
reception numbered $50. Daisies were
effectively used in carrying out the
yellow and white color notes. Daisies
and ferns were combined in the deco
rations in the dining room The place
cards were in white and gold and bore
the names of the couple and the date
/ of their marriage. Refreshments were
/ served by three granddaughter of
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Railsback: Miss Gladys
| Arnett. Miss Florence Wickersha II
and Miss Katherine Arnett. A spe-
cial musical program was given dur
ing the afternoon by Miss F1ossle
/ Neff. Walter Beeson, Norman Beeson
and Kenneth Foulke. Mr.. and Mrs
Railsback were assisted in receiving
the guests by their daughters, Miss
Adah Railsba ok, Mrs. L. (. Arnett and
Mrs. Mary Wickersham.
Complimenting Miss Ruby Cava
naugh, whose marriage to Robert w
jefferson, of Chicago, will take place
June 20, a number of her friends enter
tanned with a picnic party at Gler
Miller park, Wednesday evening. The
guests were: Miss Ruby Cavanaugh
Miss Muriel Mashmeyer, Miss Lucille
Crosby. Mrs. Ferdinand Snyder, Mis-:
Helen Kohler, Miss Marie Brennan
Miss Ruth Miller, Miss Tecla Taube
Miss Esther Boyd, and Miss Corinn'
Snyder
Ninety six persons were guests a
the picnic supper party given by thu
| Loyal Daughters class of the FRS
. Christian church Wednesday afternoon
: at Glen Miller park.
The marriage of Miss Neva Warner
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
I Warner. and Deskin Jones, son Of d.
and Mrs. Jones, both of Whitewater
: took place at the parsonage of Grac
+ NJ. E. church Wednesday afternoon a
8 80 o'clock. The Rev. A. B. Backu
pastor of the church, officiated. TIL
[ only attendants were Miss Opal Skin
, ner and Wallace Warner, brother o
: the bride, and Gaylor Jones, brothe
: of the groom. The bride wore a gov,
i of peacock blue satin and georgette
e Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left immediatel
|, after the ceremony for a short weddin
e trip, Mrs Jones travelling in a gra
e suit with accessories to match. Nj
! Jones is a pharmacist and has bee
e connected with drug stores in thi
e city.
The Order of the Eastern Star wi
Il give a dance and basket supper q
+ Jackson park, the Fourth of July,
> is announced Further announcement
j. will be made later. ....
!. Country club members who expec
:. to attend the dinner-dance at the clu
Saturday evening must make their dir
ner reservations not later than FIR
day evening.
The Elks' club members we're host
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ,---.iniunii
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