The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-06-28
Society

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. William
II. Haunting. 416 South Ninth street.
was the scene OF one OF the most beau
tlful weddings or the summer season,
when their daughter, Norma and
Joseph A. Bamberger, of Clinton, were
married at o'clock Tuesday morning
The affair was made impressive by
its simplicity. Madame Butterfly
roses and smilax in artistic arrange
ments were used to decorate the re-
ception rooms OF the residence. A
short program of bridal airs was play
ed by Miss Griffon, of Muncie, pre-
cedding the ceremony The service
was read by the Rev. Frank A. Ores
sci, pastor of the First English Luth-
eran church, before an altar banked
with palms, ferns, and roses, which
had been erected in the ceremony
room. There were no attendants. The
bride wore gown of white canton
crepe. trimed in old lace. Her flowers
were shower of sweet peas and pink
rosebuds. A wedding breakfast was
served to the guests following the
ceremony. The brides table was ar
ranged with plateaus of smilax and
Madame Butterfly roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bamberger left for an extended we'd
ding trip to indianapolis, Lafayette and
they will spend sometime at the lakes.
Mrs Bamberger travelled in a tailor
ed gown of navy blue with accessor-
les TO match. They will be at home
after August 1, at Clinton, where Mr..
Bamberger is engaged in business.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. A. Greenstreet en-
tertained with a week end party at
their county home near New Madison,
o., for the pleasure Of their daughter,
Mrs. Roy Stigler, nee Miss Lowelle
Creenstreet, a recent bride. The house
was decorated with artistic arrange
ments of garden flowers for the occa'
sion. The guests were: Mr.. and Mrs,
Roy Stigler of GAINESVILLE, o., Mr.. and
Mrs. William Ritz of New Madison
O., Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bone and
Miss Lucille Wellbaum of Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Whitacre, Harry
Whitacre and Miss Joe Anne Green
street
A notable event of the week is the
dinner party which Mr.. and Mrs
Omar Whelan are giving at the Airing
ton hotel Tuesday evening for Miss
Ruth Dougan Scott and A. c. Christen
sell, VI LES l1dCS, N. IL, WIZ " III bC
married at noon Wednesday in the
Reid Memorial church. Guests viii
be members of the bridal party Gov
ers will be laid for: Miss Doris Mason
of Chicago, Miss Esther Miller of De
troit, Mich, Walter Morand of Chi
cago, Master John Whelan, Mrs. T. l.
Scott, Miss Scott, Mr.. Christensen anC
Mr. and Mrs. Omar Whelan.
The marriage of Miss Ruth Bishop
daughter of Mrs. Anna L. Bishop. o
1876 South Thirteenth street, to E. E
Keener of Chicago, and formerly o
this city, took place at the home o
James Limle, an uncle of the bride
Sunday morning at o'clock. Onll
members of the immediate familie!
were present. The Rev. Mr.. Hogan
rector of the Portland Methods
church officiated. The bride wore {
gray tricotine suit with gray slipper
and a blue feather hat. Her flower
were a corsage of rosebuds and swee
peas A wedding breakfast was serv
ed following the ceremony. Gardel
flowers formed the only decoration
Mr. and Mrs. Keener left for Chicago
where they will be at home at 442
Sacramento avenue. Those who at
tended the wedding from here were
Mrs. Anna L. Bishop, mother of tn,
bride, Miss Irene Bishop and Mis-
Anna Laura Bishop.
The Epworth league of Third NJ. T