The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-22
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CLOCK IN 81. AHureW CdIuoilC
church when Miss Ruth Frances Ed
wards, daughter of David Edwards, of
South Fifth street, and Clarence Ed
ward Erbs. son of Mrs. Mary Erbs. OF
South Fifth street, were married
Monsignor Frank A. Roell, rector of
st. Andrews, officiated. The couple
enjoys the distinction of being the
first to be married in the church by
the Rev. Father Roell since his eleva-
ton to the rank of Monsignor. Dur
ing the service a program of music
was played by Professor Anthony
Schulz, who presided at the organ.
The bride wore a stunning suit of
brown tricotine with beaver fur col
lar. She wore brown picture hat
and other accessories to match. Her
flowers were a corsage of Madame
Butterfly roses Mrs. Elmer HerZler,
a cousin of the bride. as matron of
honor fore blue tricotine suit, suede
slippers, and a duvetyn hat of blue
and burnt orange Her flowers were
corsage of pink rosebuds. Clarence
Sauers acted as best man. Following
the ceremony at the church wedding
breakfast was served to the bridal
party and members of the immediate
families at the residence of Mrs. Cliff
ford H. Turner, on South B street, a
cousin of the bride. Appointments of
the table were carried out in yellow
and white. Tall baskets of golden
flowers were artistically arranged on
the table which was lighted by can
dies in crystal holders. A breakfast
in three courses was served. Mr.. and
Mrs Erbs left Immediately on short
wedding trip after which they will
be at home to tehir friends at 1l3
South Fifth street.
The Saint Elizabeth Catholic church
at Cambridge City was the scene OF
one of the most beautiful of the sea
sons weddings this week when Miss
Pearl Snyder, daughter of Mrs. Will
liam Rayle, of Cambridge City, and
John Humig were married at 9 o'clock
Wednesday morning, the Rev. Father
Shank. pastor of the church officiat-
ing. The bride wore an exquisite
gown of white georgette beaded II
crystal over white satin Her tulle
veil was quite long and held with a
wreath of orange blossoms Her How
ers were an arm bouquet of Bride
roses The maid of honor, MISS Hllda
Wissel of Batesville, a cousin OF the
groom wore a gown OF peach-Dloom
crepe meteor embroidered in lettuce
green, with hat to match. she car
ried an arm bouquet OF Ophella roses
Anthony Snyder, of Connersv1lle,
cousin of the bride, was best man.
After the ceremony a wedding break
fast was served at the residence OF
the brides mother. Elaborate decora-
lions carrying out the colors pink ana
white were used through the reception
rooms. Fall roses and ferns were
used in profusion. In the dining room
the walls were draped with festoons
and streamers of pink and white.
canopy of hearts suspended large
wedding bell over the wedding cake
in the center of the brides table. Inc
table was arranged with tall french
baskets of pink and white roses and
lighted with pink tapers. covers
were laid for Miss Alma. HUNG, OF
Morris, Miss Iva Reidenback, OF no
komo. Miss Anna Harmon, OF Muncle'
Alvin Huntsman, of Columbus, VII
bur York. of Summitville, Alvin WIS
sci. of Batesville, Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Rayle, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacon
SCHNEIDER. and family, of Connersyllle
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Wissel and son, 10
seph. Mrs. Snyder, of Batesville, Mrs
Misses Margaret and Mary Smith, OF
Brookville, Mr.. and Mrs. Iven Mohlel
and family. of Raleigh, Mrs. John Glib
son. Mr. and Mrs Samuel Gerber, Mr.
and Mrs. S. l.. VOLTA and family
Donald and Mary Woodward, Mr.. an(
Mrs. Joseph Theobald and family, MI
and Mrs. Carl Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Cole, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Layle. Mr. and Mrs. Lee HuntsmaI
and son, Kenneth, Mr.. and Mrs. An
drew Theobald and family, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Rolln Hiatt and daughter. Ruth
Mrs. Effie Alton Hall, of West Mail
street. entertained informally Thurs
dav afternoon at her home as com
pliment to Mrs. Russell Brown, o
Gary. formerly of this city, who i
her house guest. Guests were intimat
friends of Mrs. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Powell. of Mul
Gle. who recently returned from
fishing trip in Michigan, entertalrI'
with a fish-fry at Pierce's Lake nea
Economy over the weekend. Dlnne
was served at noon and the day spen
in games and boating. The guest
were: Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Corbley, o
Nuncie: Mr.. and Mrs. Garfield Cox an
Two daughters, luOlld anu 4NdOlhl, w
and Mrs. Charles Ballinger and Chi
dren, Doris. Dorothy, Beulah Daniel
and Roger, of Carlos City; Mr.. an
Mrs. ]. L. Jackson, of Winchester; MI
and Mrs. William NJ. Howell, Mrs
Olive Petro and daughter, Alice; Mrs
l.. Coulter, of Modoc; Mr.. and Mrs
Mike Morgan and daughter, Clara, MI
and Mrs. w o. Morrison and sor
William, of Economy; Mr.. A. F
Mathes, of Newcastle; Mr.. and Mrs
Kenneth Fritz and children, lnez an
Cecil, of Webster; Mr.. and Mrs. A. I
Conley and son, Michael, Mr.. and Mrs
R. c. Conley and children, Clarence
Paul. Mary, and Phillip, of Richmond
and Mr. and Mrs. Powell.
& A party was given at the home O
Mr. and Mrs Acie Stanley in Middle
.boro, Tuesday evening by their sons
Paul and Ralph Stanley. Those presen
were: the Misses Blanche, Lois, Iris
and Audrey Alexander, Miss HeleI
First, Miss Helen Huffman. Harry No
.Eldowney, Albert Hartman, Paul Huff
man, and Ralph Gregg.
Mrs. Oscar Darland entertained tn
Ladies' Aid society of the NJ. Z. churc
of Middleboro at her home in tina
place Wednesday afternoon. A shor
program was given during the after
noon. after which refreshments wer