The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-14
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Announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Ruby Cavanaugh to
Robert W. Jefferson. Of Chicago. The
wedding will take place June 90 Miss
+. Cayanaugh, who is a graduate of the
Richmond high school. is one Of the
most popular members Of the Delta
Theta Tau sorority, and a we'll known
member OF the younger set. Mr.. JEFF
ferson is a member of the staff of
Price. Waterhouse company, certified
public accountants, OF Chicago.
Mrs Gus H. Hoelscher entertained
.with lovely miscellaneous shower at
her home on South Eighteenth street
Monday evening for Miss Lena Weis-
brod, whose marriage to Oliver E.
Steinkamp, of Indianapolis, will take
place next week. Dorothy Perkins
roses were effectively used in carry
ing out color motif OF pink and
white The table was lighted with
pink tapers and prettily arranged
with roses. The guests were: Miss
Lena Weisbrod. Mrs. James McCau-
ley, Mrs Robert Wiechman, Mrs. F.
SMcCabe. of Eaton, O.. Mrs. Harvey
sGluesenkamp, of Indianapolis. Mrs.
Elmer Weisbrod, Mrs Will Kinker,
Mrs. Will Hawekotte, Mrs. Scott Mark
ley, Mrs. Frank Dolloff, Mrs. Henry
Heinrich. Mrs. Will Hoelscher. Mrs.
Louis Hasecoster, Mrs. Edward
Wiechman. Mrs. George Thomas. Miss
Anna Kinker Miss Cora Hawekotte.
Miss Elizabeth Hasemeier, Miss Viola
Steen. Miss Elsie Thomas, and Mrs.
Gus Hoelscher.
: Ten members of the Second Presby-
terrain church motored to Hartford
SCity, Sunday. where they attended the
morning service at the First Presby-
sterian church. Later they were enter
tanned at a picnic dinner at the home
of Rev and Mrs. E. E. Davis. Those
making the trip were: Mr. and Mrs.
c. n. Cruise, Verne Cruise. Miss Bessie
Cruise, Roy Plummer, Mrs Charles
HILBERT. Mrs. Emma Hodskin Charles
fHodskin, and Mr.. and Mrs. c. P.
Trusler -
The wedding of Miss Thelma Leslie,
daughter OF DR.. and Mrs, R. c. Leslie,
of Cambridge City. and Salvatore Mer-
scurio, of this city, will take place at
st. Mary's Catholic church. Wednes-
day morning at 9 o'clock. Miss Leslie
has been teaching in the Crietz school
at Cambridge City for the past year.
tMr Mercurio is a fruiter of this city.
A number of parties have been given
sfor the bride-elect A dinner was
given Tuesday noon for Miss Leslie by
Miss Madge Mannon, of Cambridge
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guests from Indianapolis and towns
near here are arriving for the we'd
ding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Railback will
receive Informally at their home
southwest of Webster. Saturday, June
rs, from 2 until o'clock in the after
noon and from until o'clock in the
evening in honor of their 50th we'd
ding anniversary A cordial invita-
lion is extended to all their friends TO
attend II is requested that no gifts
be sent.
The Home Culture club of Center
vile, was hostess at a large reception
and entertainment, Tuesday afternoon
given in the Friends church at Center
sville, for all the organizations in the
town. Eighteen socities were repre-
sented in the receiving line. by prom
inent members of each Over 12s
women were present, including a mum
Der of guests not members of any oil
the clubs and a number of Camp Fire
Girls. Mrs. Paul 'O'Niel presided al
the presentation of the following pro
gram arranged by the committee OF
which she was chairman: Welcome
greetings, by Mrs. Gaar Eliason; invo
cation. by Miss Marie Cassell; piano
duet, Edna Voorhees, and Dorothy
Smelser; rea ding, Virginia Knapp;
solo, Jean Hockett: recitation, Emily
Crowder: reading, Bessie Bull; voca
solo, Mrs. Julian Dunbar; address
Mrs Pittinger, of Indianapolis Mrs
Pittinger, the speaker for the after
noon. is extension vice-president o.
the State Federation of clubs, and alsC
matron of the State school for the
deaf. She gave an interesting tall
on the subject odds and Ends" Sh,
closed the address with demonstra
ton showing how deaf students arr
taught to read. Mrs. Thomas All
closed the program with a vocal solt
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