The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-03-31
Society

The marriage or Befnlce case,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin F.
Case of South Third street, and Will
lam r. Knauber, son Of William Knau-
her of South Eighth street, was sol
emnized Thursday morning at eight
O'Clock in ST. Andrews church, the
Rev Clement Zepf officiating. The
bride wore suit Of blue tricotine
with accessories to match. Her how-
ers were corsage of roses and sweet
peas The bridesmaid, Miss Agnes
Knauber, sister OF the groom, also
wore blue tricotine and q corsage, OF
roses and sweet peas. Carl Pfeiffer
was best man Raymond Daner and
Walter Boyee acted as ushers. A pro-
gram OF bridal music was rendered
by st Andrews quartet, composed OF
Joseph Vessel, Raymond Geier. Frank
kahle and Urban GauSepohI and Pro
fessor Anthony Schulz, organist. Fol-
lowing the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served to the bridal party and
members of the Immediate families at
the Arlington hotel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Knauber left Immediately for a we'd
ding trip to. Chicago.
Mrs. Harry Lontz of South Six.
teenth street informally entertained
for card club Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. s. s. Saxton of Chicago, Mrs.
Joseph Conner and Mrs. Robert Heun
we're guests at the affair.
Prominent among social events for
Thursday evening Ia the dinner dance
at the Coutry club, the last club party
for the month of March. Thirty res.
ervations have been made for dinner
which will be served at $50 o'clock
The Evan Smith orchestra will play
for the dance. ...
The Friday evening dancing club
direction of Mrs. Charles Kolp will
meet Saturday evening instead OF
Friday this week on account of the
Philharmonic concert.
Pryor's orchestra Of Eaton, O.. will
play for the dancing party for mem
bers Of Mrs. Charlie Kolp's Monday
evening club to be given at the Eagles
club next Monday.
Masons will close their March social
activities with a dance at the Masonic
club Thursday evening for which
Scully's orchestra will play.
Ben Hurs and their friends will be
entertained at dance Thursday eve
ming. Miller's orchestra will play. Re,
freshments will be served.
A miscellaneous shower and sur
prise party was given for Mr.. and Mrs.
Everett McMahan, nee Miss Edith
Lichty of Richmond. at the home of
Miss Laura Bertsch at Pershing, Tues
day evening. The time was spent in
formally, games and contests being
features of the evening. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess, ap-
pontments being carried out in pink
and white. Those present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Everett McMahan, Miss
Mabel Rothermal, Miss Cora Wise,
Mason, Miss Thelma Little, Miss Lau
ra Bertsch, Clarence Urine, Charles,
Albert and William Hylton, Clark Muir
baugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bertsch
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rotherman and Mr.;
and Mrs. Henry Bertsch.
John Penery, Jr., entertained num-
Der or his friends Wednesday in honor
of his seventh birthday anniversary
Music and games were enjoyed during
the afternoon and luncheon was serv-
cd. Those present were Misses Helen
Brown, Grace Hamilton, Thelma Ora
ham, Genevieve Sharkitt, Ruth Shar-
Kilt and Masters Robert Bish, James
Taggart, Willard Erik, James Harter,
Yaryan Treffinger and John Penery,
Jr.
One of the prettiest miscellaneous
showers of the early spring was given
Wednesday evening for Miss Bernice
Judy, bride-elect of Lawrence Hoover
at the home of Miss Kathlyn Nichols.
A profusion of pink and white spring
flowers and other decorations effect
lively carrying out the pink and white
color scheme were used throughout
the rooms. During the evening five
hundred was played at four tables. A
luncheon was served in the dining
room, the color scheme of pink and
white being carried out in the ap'
pontments. A large bridal bouquet
formed the centerpiece of the table.
Covers were laid for Miss Bernice
Judy, Mrs. NJ. Swisher, Mrs. F. Darlin,
Mrs. J. Snyder, Miss Schaefer: Mrs.
G. l.. Pyle, Mrs. c. Weber, Mrs. War
rem Mcclure, Mrs. Thomas, Mrs. Earl
Mann. Miss karcher, Miss Vance,