The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-21
Society

rOUT weddings o. note VIII OCCUR
Wednesday, which promise to be
among the prettiest of the month. The
wedding Of Miss Letha Chrow, daugh-
ter of Harry w. Chrow. of North
Tenth street, and Earl Bullerdick. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bullerdick, of
South Thirteenth street, will occur
Wednesday morning at the home Of
the brides father Miss Josephine
Wilson. daughter of ]. NJ. Wilson, and
Roy w. Dennis. will be married quiet
~ Wednesday afternoon at the home
of Mr. and Mrs E. L. Reynolds, 1913
East Main. A lovely church wedding
of interest to many persons will occur
at $50 o'clock Wednesday evening.
when Miss Lena Weisbrod, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Weisbrod, and
Oliver E. Steinkamp, of indianapolis,
will be married at st. PauPs Lutheran
church. Another wedding to occur
Wednesday is that of Miss Frances
Elna Williamson, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. f. Williamson, of the Cedar
Springs hotel, to Burt j. Bratt, of Day
ton. o.
Miss Iva McNutt, whose marriage
to Wilson Taggart is to take place
soon, was entertained at a miscellan-
eous shower given in her honor by
Miss Mabel Bullerdick at her home.
1877 South Thirteenth street, Monday
evening. The house was artistically
decorated for the occasion with bou-
duets Of daisies. A seven o'clock din
ner was served, the appointments be-
fy.rY I'd A
tall French basket of daisies filed the
center of the table which was lighted
by yellow tapers in crystal candle
stick Covers were laid for: Miss Iva
McNutt Miss Helen Mashmeyer Miss
Freda Haisley, Miss Gwendolyn Spit
Ter, Miss Muriel Mashmeyer, Miss
Rhea Porter. Miss Stella Gegan. Miss
Pauline Gildenhar Miss Cora Blomey.
CT, Miss Sophia Gegan, Miss Meta
Weyman, Miss Edith Heinrich and
Miss Mabel Bullerdick.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Benfeldt, en-.
tertained with a family dinner at their
home on Southern Avenue for Mrs
Herbert Meyer and son. Paul, of Mar
ion, Miss Freda Benfeldt, of Marion,
James Benfeldt, of Battle Greek, Mich
and Mr., and Mrs. James John, Jr. and
niue son, NliITeO JAMES
A inheritance will be given at the
Country club, Saturday evening for
all club members, by the June social
committee, it is announced. Dinner
will be served at $50 o'clock The
Pryor's Jazz band, of Eaton, O., will
play for the dance Dinner reserva
trions must be made not later than
Friday evening.
The following persons motored tc
the country Tuesday afternoon and
enjoyed a picnic supper: Miss Helen
Johnson, Miss Maxine Murray, Miss
Elizabeth Bates, Mrs. Horatio Land
Mrs Douglas Graham and two little
daughters, Barbara and Betty, Miss
Mary Nicholson, Miss Helen Rust
Miss Lois Johannig, Miss Esther Jone:
Miss Mary Jones, Mrs. Harold Grimes
Miss Gladys Kitchen, Miss MadgC
Kitchin, Miss Jane Johnson, Mis-:
Janet Seeker, Miss Alice Gennett anC
Miss Mary Jane Schillinger.
Miss Lucille Soldering. daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Cloyd Seiberling. o
Akron. o., and Ray Williams, son o
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Williams, OF the
Washington flats, this city, wer'
quietly married in Akron, Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams, came to Rich
mond, Saturday evening, and will re
main for 10 days visit, after which
they will be at home in Akron, o
where Mr.. Williams holds a position il
the city civil engineers office. MI
Villa ms graduated from the Rich
nlond high school in the class OF 1915
He was in the navy during the wa
and served overseas sometime. Fo
the pleasure of Mr.. and Mrs. William
a dinner party for members Of tn
immediate family was given Sunda
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Wi
liams Covers were laid for eight
Appointments were pink and white. I
miniature bridal party formed the Ger
terpiece of the table decoration.
The degree staff of the Daughter
of America is requested to be pcesen
at the hall promptly ar o'clock Wee
nesdav for initiation.
A called meeting of the ladies c
the G. A. r. will be held at 2:30 o'cloc
Wednesday afternoon, at the Cour
House Special business will b
brought up. All members are urged
be present.
The Needlecraft club will give a
ice cream social and entertainment q
the home OF Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sine
ser. west of New Westville in tn
evening on the Fourth of July. Fire
works will be one of the feature
planned for the children. The publ
is invited TO attend There will b
no admission charged Further al
nouncement of the program for tn
evening will be made later.
The Tirzah club will meet at pa
o'clock Wednesday afternoon in til
club rooms. All members are aske
TO be present
Ben Hurs will entertain with dane
for members and their friends in til
club rooms Thursday evening. Miller
orchestra will play.
The Aid society of the North
Street Friends church will hold an a
day meeting at the church Wedne
day.
The Coterie will be entertaine
Thursday by Mrs Miles Shute ar
Mrs. Martha Shute at their home c
the Garwood road, east of the cit
All members are cordially invited
attend.