The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-05-20
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Society

u SIInplclly marked the WeuuihS vi
Miss Ferne E. Marshall, of New Paris,
20, and Omer c. Puthoff, son of Will
niam tPuthoff of this city, which &C.
rcurred at $3.50 o'clock Thursday after
moon at the parsonage of ST. Andrews
Church in this city The Rev. Frank
tRoell officiated. The bridal couple was
sattended by Mr.. and Mrs Harvey Hal
Der, sister Of the groom Mrs. William
III. Marshall, mother of the bride. and
MIR. and Mrs. Harvey Halter were the
npnly witnesses Mr.. and Mrs. Puthoff
&eft Immediately for a wedding tour
Mhrough- southern Indiana after which
Hhey viii reside east of Richmond on
Nhe reservoir farm. The bride tray
seled in assuit OF navy blue tricotine
with accessories to match. u
e Baskets of purple fleursde-lis and
white snowballs formed lovely back
fground for the dinner party given in
sfhe Four O'clock club rooms for club
lmembers Wednesday evening. The
spurple and white color scheme was
Carried out in all the dinner appoint
ssnents. Miss Charlotte Coate acted
sas toast mistress. The program in
scluded a talk by Miss Marguerite Nc
skinley. two piano numbers by Miss
Mary Bowling Evening Chimes" and
rFair Wedding Waltz. and two duets,
%Robins Are Singing Again and
s'Whispering Hope, by the Misses
Ruth and Pauline Mcpherson. Eight
new names were added to the clubs
membership list. Those present were:
Miss Celia Brinker Miss Gladys Pier
Ison, Miss Rose Mayer, Miss Lillian
ESehi, Miss Marie Kohnle. Miss Opal
Ghenoweth, Miss Ruby Steinbrink,
Miss Thelma Tibbott, Miss Alma Fuss
ice Gilbert, Miss Essie Hinshaw, Miss
charlotte Coate, Miss Marguerite Nc
kinley, Miss Mary Yeargin, Miss Eva
Dye, Miss Ruth kirchenbauer, Miss
Marie Duebner, Miss Lillian McLaugh-
ain, Miss Mary Austerman, Miss Cert.
rude Hart, Miss Mae Brinker, Miss
Frances Pardieck. Miss Dora Eiler-
IMAM, Miss Margaret Flatley, Miss
Mary Bowling, Miss Loretta Issen, Miss
Florence Hart, Miss Celia Ahaus, Miss
Mabel Hackman, Miss Carrie Hoos,
Miss Ruth Mcpherson and Miss Paul
ine Mcpherson.
4 A camp supper and motor party was
enjoyed by several girls at Thistleth-
waite's falls Wednesday evening. The
guests were: Miss Esther Loehr, Miss
Aileen. Beissman, Miss Josephine Was
ham, Miss Helen Washam, Miss Ruth
Jeannette Keelor, Miss Florence
Eornes.. Miss Anna Dafler, Miss Thel-
ana Pyle, Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Isa-
belle Magdalena Ayers and Miss
Williams.
+ Mrs. Williams Sunday school class
of the First NJ. E. church held its
regular monthly meeting at the home
of Miss Myrtta Baker on Easthaven
avenue Wednesday evening. A short
business meeting was held after
(which the evening was spent infor-
smally and refreshments served by the
Hostess. Seven members and four
guests were present.
I One of the first lawn parties Of the
year occurred Thursday afternoon
when. Mrs John Vossler entertained
swith one for the Social Hour club
sat her home east of the city. Baskets
land jardinieres of snowballs formed
sthe decorations. Bridge was played
lat four tables, Mrs. Ada Vossler win
tning high score. Luncheon was served
TO the guests at small tables on the
Dawn. Besides members present, Mrs.
sasAdam Pinnell Mrs. George Peabody,
1Mrs. Oscar Brown and Mrs. Omar
Hopkins.
z Miss Ruth Grove was given a sur
prise party Thursday evening in hon
aor of her birthday anniversary by
airs. Joseph Baker and Mrs. D. H.
Grove. Games and dancing were en-
ioyed during the evening. Later a
ltwo-courSe luncheon was served. The
quests were: Miss Geraldine Petit
bone, Lucille Schroeder, Miss Lucille
Eastman, Miss Lorene Long, Miss
Helen Washam, Miss Marguerite Cox,
Miss Thelma Pule, Miss Elma Peter.
ing. Miss Lucille Erbs. Miss Helen
Jessup, Miss Elizabeth Pettibone
Miss Ruth Grove, Mrs. Joseph Baker,
Mrs. Pettbone, Mrs. D. H. Grove and
Master Joseph Daniel Baker.
Mrs. FRANC Siegel OF 1920 North A
street entertained the Daffodil club at
her home Thursday afternoon. Spring
flowers formed the decorations. The
afternoon was spent in needlework
and with music after which lunch
con was served to the guests. Mrs
claude Addleman will be hostess tc
fthe club at its next meeting at he1
home on Pearl street.
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