The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-28
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Beautiful in its calm and simplicity
was the wedding of Miss Frances VIII
lard Mitchell, daughter of Rev. ana
Mrs. Andrew F. Mitchell, and Dr. Hen
~ Edwin McGrew, of Oskaloosa. Iowa,
which took place Thursday afternoon
at o'clock in the South Eighth street
Friends Church in the presence OF one
hundred and seyenty-fve guests. Ere
ceding the ceremony short program
of appropriate airs was given by MISS
Halcey Harold, at the organ and Mrs.
Fred Bartel soprano. Mrs. Bartel
sang Because" by Hardelot and as
Miss Mitchell and Dr. McGrew entered |
together at the rear of the church and
came forward TO the chancel, Mrs.
Bartel, accompanied by Miss Harold, |
sang Calm as the Night" by Bohm. |
Miss Mitchell was lovely in simple
gown OF white satin crepe fashioned
with lace Her veil was of tulle caught
around her forehead with pearls.
Brides roses formed her corsage. The
Quaker ceremony and single ring serv-
ice was used, the brides father. Rev.
Andrew F. Mitchell pastor of the
South Eighth Street Friends church
officiating. Palms, ferns and yellow
gladioli were used in profusion about
the chancel rail in front of which the
bridal couple and pastor stood. There
were no attendants. A reception in
the church followed the ceremony,
after which Dr. and Mrs. McGrew left
for Oskaloosa, Iowa, where DR.. Nc
Grew is president of Penn College
Mrs. McGrew travelled in a tailleur OF
Tan Crepe with blue velvet coat and a
blue hat
A number of young girls were guests
at theatre party given by Miss jean
cite Kemper Wednesday afternoon at
the Murray. Later they were taken to
Prices, where a two course lunchean
was served. Pink and white were car
ried out in a color scheme in the
menu and decorations. A large bowl
of pink roses, forming the centerpiece.
Pink roses were given as favors to the
guests, who included Miss Ogen Shell
ton, Miss Esther Reid, Miss Katherine
Binkley, Miss Esther Fouts, Miss Mary
Rhinehardt, Miss Lois Johanning, Miss
Edna Stanford, Miss Dorothy Lebo,
Miss Doris Pickett, Miss Dorothy
Korves, Miss Josephine Hiatt, Mrs
Sidney Watt Mrs. Roy Campbell, and
Mrs. Cedric Johnson.
A wedding of interest to persons in
this city is that of Miss Margaret
Jester, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Monroe Jester, of India napolis, and
Edsie t. Skinner, of this city, which
was celebrated at high noon Tuesday,
July 26. at the home of the brides
parents in the presence of the imme-
diate families. The double ring serv-
ice was read by Rev. U. S. Cluttor,
pastor of the Tuxedo Park Baptist
church Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr. and Mrs. Skinner left on
an extended motor trip through the
west Both young people are known
here, Mrs. Skinner having been in the
public schools last year. Mr.. Skinner
was formerly connected with Kings
Hat Store, and is a member of the
local Omricon fraternity.
Mrs. Edward Holman was hostess
for a pretty five hundred party We'd
nesday afternoon when she entertain
ed members of the Widea wake club
for the pleasure of Mrs. Ralph Holly,
of Norwood, o. Favors for the after
noon were won by Mrs. c. A. Seigler.
Mrs. O. C. Wine and Mrs. Howard
Lane Late in the afternoon a lunch
con was served to the following: Mrs.
Ralph Holly, Mrs. ]. L. Blossom. Mrs.
Harry Sharp, Mrs. c. A. Seigler, Mrs.
George Wysong, Mrs. Howard Lane,
and Mrs. Edward Holman.
dinner followed by dance will
conclude the golf tournament to be
played Saturday afternoon at the Rich
mond Country club. Mixed foursomes
will be played and everyone is asked
TO be ready to begin teeing off prompt
ly at 4 o'clock. All those who wish to
play golf must notify Miss Eleanor
Seidel, Mrs. Joseph Conner or Mrs
Fred Gennett by Friday evening
Dinner will be served at the club at
O'Clock for all members. Those who
wish to make reservations must do sc
with the club steward not later than
Friday evening A dance has beer
arranged to follow the dinner.
The wedding of Miss Edna Duke
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Duke. of Greens Fork, and York Lit
tie, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Little. o.
Middleboro took place "Wednesday
afternoon at 4 o'clock at the parson
age in Whitewater Rev. L. +. Ulmel
officiated. Miss Duke wore Copen
hagen blue georgette with hat t
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Little left fol
a lake trip. and upon their return viii
be at home to their friends in Mid
dleboro.
An exhibition and sale of the OF
and watercolor paintings of Miss An
ma Newman, local artist, will be helC
at her home, % North Sixteenth
street Friday and Saturday Still lif'
and figure work will be included. The
public is invited to see the display
The Ladies Aid society of New
Westville met Wednesday Afternoon
with Mrs. Harry Lancaster. An in
formal nrnaraIn of musical number.