The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-07-20

Miss Mary Louise Monarch. daugh- |
ter of Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Monarch, of
Glen View. and Robert Lindley Coate,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Coate, OF
Reeveston, were married Wednesday
morning at o'clock at the home of
the brides parents in Glen View, the
Rev Frank A Roell, pastor of st.
Andrews church, officiating Ferns
end gladioh combined with ported
plants and cut flowers were used in
decorating the Monarch residence for
the occasion. Yellow gladioli and
ferns in tall baskets were used in the
ceremony room. The service was read
in a great bay window banked with
palms and ferns. The program of
bridal airs which preceded the service
was played by Miss Ruth Peltz. The
bride Wore a stunning suit of Rosh
anara crepe in champagne color with
jacket of deep blue velvet with
scalloped edge piped in the silk
crepe. Her flowers were a corsage
of Madame Butterfly roses. Miss
Bonita Monarch and Mckenzie
Monarch of Forth Worth, Texas, sister
and brother of the bride, attended the
bridal couple. Miss Monarch wore
dark colored suit with corsage of
Columbia roses. Following the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served
to the guests on the lawn and porch
of the Monarch home. The bridal
party was served in the dining room,
where appointments were carried out
in deep rose. The brides table was
adorned with pink gladioli and smilax
and lighted by pink-shaded candles.
Mr. and Mrs. Coate left on an extend
ed wedding trip. After lake trip
they will visit Niagara Falls, and
points in Canada They will be at
home after August 10 in Glen View.
The bride travelled in a dark brown
jersey suit with brown sailor hat and
other accessories to match
For the pleasure of Miss Mary Sar-
Der, of Culver, the houseguest of Miss
Janet Seeker, and Mrs. Earl Butler
dick, recent bride, Miss Doris Groan
entertained with bridge and five
hundred party at her home on South
Twelfth street, Wednesday afternoon.
Color notes in pink and white were
effectively carried out in the decora-
ton. Garden flowers and ferns were
attractively arranged through the
rooms for the occasion. A luncheon
with the appointments and menu car
ried out in pink and white, was SER
we'd at small tables, late in the after
noon. The invited guests were: Miss
Sarber, Mrs. Bullerdick, Miss Helen
Eggemeyer, Miss Stella Knode, Miss
Mildred Nusbaum, Miss Camilla Han
ineer, Mrs. Clyde Senior Miss Cor
rine Nusbaum, Miss Marjorie Gennett,
Miss Maxine Murray Miss Lois Johan-
ming, Miss Alice Gennett, Miss Juliet
Nusbaum, Miss Elizabeth Tarheson,
Miss Mary Lahrman, Miss Kathryn
Partel, Miss Janet Seeker, Miss Jane
Carpenter, Miss Winifred Comstock
Miss Margaret Calvelage. Miss Mary
Louis Norris, Miss Helen Johnson
Mrs. Horatio Land, Miss Madge Kitch
in, Miss Gladys Kitchin, Miss Amy
Dean of Philadelphia, Mrs. Ralph
Winslow, Miss Janette Copeland, Miss
Vivian Harding, Miss Ruth Good
enough, Miss Mary Nicholson, Miss
June Robinson. Miss Esther Jones
Miss Helen Rust, Miss Gertrude
Fenell of Frankfort, Miss Mary Jones
Mrs. Brandon Griffis, Miss Elizabeth
Bates, Miss Ellen Mccarthy, Miss
Miriam Hutton, Mrs. Julian Mccarthy
of Los Angeles, Cal, Miss Thelmi
Robinson, Miss Okal Mather of Ham
ilton, Can, Mrs. Earl Bone, Mrs. Ray
mond Smith, Miss Eleanor Leavel
and Miss Margaret Thornburg O
Winchester, and Miss Mildred Carpen
ter, of Cambridge City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Bailey, o
III Pearl street, announce the Ell
gagement of their daughter. Luella, L
Rudolph Crandall, son of Mr.. and Mrs
George Crandall, of % North Twenty
second street. No date has been ar
nounced for the wedding.
A lawn wedding, beautiful in it
simplicity, occurred Saturday evenin
on the spacious lawn of the home o
Mr. and Mrs. L. G. LeMaster, in Sala
mania. when their daughter, Dorothy
was married to Charles Hunt, of thi
city, at six o'clock The Rev. A. Z
Scottin, pastor of the Salamonia Mett
odist church, officiated. The Bird
wore a modish gown of white crepe
chine and carried shower of pin
rosebuds and gladioli. Following tn
ceremony a wedding dinner was serve
to rs guests. The bride formerl
taught school near Portland. Mr.. Hur
is a graduate of the 1919 class of th
Richmond High school and is now
draughtsman with the National Aut
matte Tool company. Mr.. and Mr.
Hunt will reside at 81 Sherida
street. The out-of-town guests, WI
were present at the wedding, included
Mr.. and Mrs. William Hunt, of tn
city; Mr. and Mrs. l.. w. LeMaster,
Portland: Mr.. and Mrs. Schuylt
Greene, of Liberty; Russell Hunt,
Indianapolis; Miss Marvel Archbol
of Ossian; Carl Burt, of Liberty; &c
aid Rose. of this city; Miss Dorotl
Greene, of Liberty; Miss Ada Floyd,
this city; Mrs. Bertha Yeager and so
Arthur, of Brazil DR.. and Mrs. o.
LeMaster and daughter, Isabelle,
Sidney. o.: Mr.. and Mrs. Danny Gil
of Fl Recovery, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. A
thur lie Master, of Geneva; Mr.. al
Mrs. Henry Minholtz and childre
Wilma. Lucille, and Helen. of Colorado
Mrs. Lynn Rockwell, of FIT. Recover
O.: Mrs Philips and daughter, Ma
Louise. of David City, Nebr.; Mr.. al
Mrs. Clarence lie Master and childre
of Union City: Mr.. and Mrs. Gera
lie Master of Pennville; Mr.. and Nj