The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-03

daughter of Mrs Cynthia Peacock, OF
Charlottesville. took place at 8 o'clock
Friday evening in the Friends meet
ing house at Charlottesville. The
church was decorated with provisions
of fall flowers, ferns, and potted plants
and the altar was banked with flow
ers and potted plants. Preceding the
ceremony Mrs. B. Willis Beede, of this
city, sang Lift up Thine Eyes" The
bridal party came down the aisle to
the strains of the Lohengrin wedding
march played by Miss Harold. The
bridesmaids. Miss Cecilia Chandler
and Miss Katherine Kamp, both of
this city, and Miss Louise Craft, of
Charlottesville. wore gowns of pink
and green organdy and carried bou-
quets of fall roses. The maid of hon
or, Miss Roma Ramp, sister of the
groom, wore a gown of green organdy
and carried a bouquet of roses and
ferns. The brides gown was of white
georgette crepe with tulle veil caught
with orange blossoms. She carried a
shower of sunburst roses. The Friends
ceremony with the double ring service
was used. The Rev. Tennyson Lewis,
pastor of the church, assisted by the
Rev. Mrs. Vona White, officiated. The
groom was attended by Russell Jenk-
ms, of this city. who acted as best
man. The ushers were: Raymond
jenkins, of this city, Francis Nichol-
son of this city, and Harold Ratliff,
of Knightstown. The church ceremony
was followed by a reception at the
home of the brides mother at which
100 guests were received. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ramp left on camping trip.
Later they will go to Arkansas for
residence where Mr.. Ramp has accept
ed a position as instructor in South.
land institute Those who attended
from Richmond were: Mr.. and Mrs
William Kamp, Miss Katherine Ramp
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ramp, Miss Roma
Kamp, Mr.. and Mrs. Atwood l.. Jenk
ms, Francis Nicholson, Mrs. B. Willis
Beede, Miss Cecilia Chandler Miss
Helen Jenkins, F. Raymond jenkins
Russell Jenkins, Miss Juanita Wicket
Miss Margaret Wicket, Miss Louise
Meerhoff, Miss Agnes Meerhoff
Miss Cecilia Chandler is announc
ing Wednesday, Sept. Z, as the date
of her marriage to F. Raymond Jenk
ms. The wedding will take place at
o'clock in the afternoon at the West
Richmond Friends church. The
Friends ceremony will be used. Many
Chandler and Mr.. jenkins.
Miss Florence Thomas. of Cleveland
o., the niece of Mrs. Thomas Eubank
of New Madison, o., and Mr. Guy S
Cook, of Greenville, Ill, were to be
married at o'clock Saturday after
noon in Cleveland. o. They will re
side at Manhattan, Kas., where Mr.
Cook was recently appointed to ar
IT,
at that place.
Jackson Park was the scene of one
of the largest dances of the season
Friday evening when Mr.. and Mrs
Bert Kolp entertained with a dance
for which the Winter Garden Six, o.
Piqua, o., played. One hundred anC
thirty-flve couples, including persons
from this city and other nearby towns
attended. Among those from Rich
mond were: Miss Martha Eggemeyer
Miss Marjorie Gennett, Miss Heller
Johnson, Miss Alice Gennett, Mis-!
Bonita Monarch, Miss Bernice Urton
Miss Virginia Livingstone, Miss Thel
ma Robinson. Miss Pauline VESSEL
Miss Iona Weist, Miss Jane Carpen
ter, Miss Juliet Nusbaum, Miss Mari
Foulkner, Miss Katherine Reid, Mis-
liams, Miss Helen Steinbrink, Mis-
Stella Knode, Miss Aline Hall, Mis-
Mary Lees, Miss Louise Poos, Mis-
Martha Jane Holcomb, Miss jamie
Meredith, Miss Edna Johnson, Mis-
Dorothy Rees, Miss Janet Seeker, Mis-
Elizabeth Scott of Minneapolis, MINI
Miss Rosamond Border. Miss Kathry
Bartel Miss Emily Bailey, MidshiI
man William Simmons, of Annapolis
Md, DR.. Herbert Thompson, Ronal
Cox, Midshipman Harold D. Krick c
Annapolis, Md, James Sackman, A
bert Lienemann, Glen Weist, job
Lemon, William Jenkirson, Harol
Hyde, Whitney Mcguire, June Gayle
Howard McManus, John Livingstone
Harry Thomas, Marion Zuttermeiste
Ray Dalbey. Wilbur Morel, Burr Sin
mons, Sheldon Simmons, Mr.. Wei
haupt, of New Paris, O.. George Wea'
er, Roland Loehr. Henry johnson
Ralph Motley, Robert Evans, Willial
Dunn, Glen Haynes, Frank Schalk an
Mr.. and Mrs Edward V. Williams.
Miss Frances Smith was hostess fC
an informal party Friday evening {
her home, 81 South Fifteenth stree
Games, music and dancing were fea
Miss Mary Butler of Cambridge Cit
Miss Norma Goebel and Miss Viol
Ecklar. Later, refreshments wei
served. Those present were: Mis-
Mary Butler, of Cambridge City, Mis-
Mary Morrey, Miss Edith Daub, Mis-
Norma Goebel, Miss Maxine Jone
Miss Marjorie Miller. Miss Viola Ec
lar, Miss Hazel Ecl1lar, Mr. and Mr.
II. G. McGriff, Mr.. and Mrs. ClyC
Smith, Stanley Smith. E. r. Smith an
Miss Betty June Smith.
Mr. T. L. Overholser entertained
number of guests at a dinner part
Thursday evening at his countl
home east of Boston. The party VIZ
a surprise on Mrs. Overholser wi
was celebrating her Sind birthda
Covers were laid for the following pc
sons: Mr.. and Mrs. T. L. Overdose
Mrs Amy Pease. Mr.. and Mrs Gle
Hartrom and two sons. of Lewisbur
O., Mere Shearl, Mahlon, Richard al
Miss Mildred Overholser, Mr.. and Mr.
Everett Overholser and family, Hube
Overholser and Mr.. and Mrs. Orvil
+. Toney and family, of Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Black, of Sou
Ninth street, entertained with a dinn
party at their home Friday noon