The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-07
SOCIETY

! The garden Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph /
/ Froggatt at 229 North Arlington ave
nue., East Orange, n. J., was the scene
! OF one OF the prettiest weddings OF the
j season when their daughter, Miss Dor
othea roggatt became the bride or
Scott DeGroat Harris, son of Mr.. and |
Mrs. William Harris, of East Orange.
The bride is a neice Of Mrs. William
A. Hippard, of this city. Her mother
was formerly Miss Sadie Bond, of this |
city. The bridal party entered the
garden through a winding path OF
white asters and proceeded to a bower
of eyergreens with great white pillars
which supported huge baskets OF hang
ing ferns. The Rev. Fred Clare Bald
win, former pastor of Calvary Metho-
dist church, East Orange, and present
superintendent of the Newark District
of the Methodist Episcopal church per-
formed the ceremony.
The bride was goWned in white
Spanish lace made with a train over
which fell the long veil caught with
clusters of orange blossoms. Her
flowers were a shower bouquet OF
Brides roses and lilies-of-the-vaIley.
Miss Dorothea Memory attended as
maid of honor and Mrs. David Alfred
Sealey, as matron of honor, while the
bridesmaids were Mrs Joseph Frog
gait. Jr.. Mrs. Allan II. Graham, Miss
Jane Memory, and Mrs. Nichol Mem
DRY. Little Miss Margaret Adele Frog
gait, niece of the bride acted as flower
girl. The maid of honor was gowned
in French blue organdie and the ma
itron of honor in coral pink with pict-
lure hats in corresponding colors. The
bridesmaids gowns were of organdie,
I've INvs<rcy IT win n
shade; Mrs. Graham, turquoise; Miss
Memory, burnt orange, and Mrs. Mem
DRY, rose. They wore picture hats to
match their gowns and carried old
fashioned bouquets of garden flowers.
The little flower girl wore a frock Of
pale green organdie and carried a
basket of garden flowers.
Ferdinand Castor Adams, of East
Orange, served as best man. The
ushers were David Alfred Sealey, Mich
oil Memory, Joseph Froggatt Jr., Allen
H. Graham, Charles Harold Memory,
and Hugo T. Koch. Mrs. Froggatt,
mother of the bride, nee Sadie Bond,
of this city, was gowned in champagne
colored lace with hat to match, worn
with pearls and a corsage bouquet of
orchids. Mrs. Harris, mother of the
groom, wore pearl gray brocaded
S6OTSGIIe WIFI COISdS6 I'll
One hundred and fifty persons were
guests at the wedding among whom
were Mr.. and Mrs. William Alexander
Hippard, of this city, Mrs. Robert Ken
yon Smith of Oswego, N. Y, Mrs.
Charles Francis Bond, of Pittsburgh,
and Mrs. Thomas Reddish, of Oswego
Mr., Foggart is the president of the
Joseph Froggatt company, of New
York, public accountants After a we'd
ding trip of several weeks through
northern New York Mr. and Mrs. Har
ris will occupy their home, now near
ing completion, at 440 North Walnut
street, East Orange.
Important among this weeks soeia,
events Is the sports-bridge party tc
which Country club members are gath
ering Thursday. Golfing in the morn
ing followed by a luncheon for which
46 covers were laid and bridge in the
afternoon constituted the days pro
gram. Persons making reservation!
for luncheon were: Mrs. P. S. Twigg
# Mrs. Frederick S. Bates, Mrs. A. j
HARDWOOD, Mrs. I. T. Freye, Mrs Hus
ton Marlatt, Mrs. Benjamin Johnson
Mrs. Walter Davis, Miss Ruth Scott
Miss Martha Scott, Mrs. Warren Glen
ents, Mrs. Rudolph Knode, Mrs. Wal
ter ]. Engle, Mrs. Rudolph G.. Leeds
Mrs. E. r. Beatty, Mrs Staab, Mrs
Fred ]. Barte1, Miss Alice Gennett
Miss Esther Eigginbottom, Mrs. Rot
ert L. Coate, MrsaJohn NJ. Lontz, Mrs
c. E. Bond, Mrs. Charles Land, Mis-
Winifred Comstock and Mrs! Ra
Shiveley.
Mrs. Edward Holman was hostes
for one of the prettiest of the lat
summer parties when she entertaine
at cards Wednesday afternoon at he
home on North D street in honor c
her guest Miss Hilda Hoffman, of Gil
cinnati, Ohio. Garden flowers wer
attractively arranged throughout tn
residence for the affair Five hun
dred and hearts were played durin
the afternoon. Miss Mary Thoma
took first prize in five hundred an
Mrs. Howard Lane second. Favor
in bridge went to Mrs. Louis Wies
hahn and Miss Lillian Mcneil. Late
a two-eourse luncheon was served
the small tables Favors to eac
guest were French baskets of nut
Those for whom covers were laid i
Guided: Miss Hilda Hoffman, of CT
cinnati, Ohio, Mrs. c. H. Sigler, Mr.
Harry Young, Mrs. Perry Moore, MI
Frank Hale Mrs. Louis Wiesehah
Mrs. Harry Sharp, Miss Mary Thoma
Mrs Omar Wine, Mrs. A. r. McMin
Mrs. James Quigley, Jr, Mrs. ].
Lawson, Miss Esther Mcneil, Miss L
liam Mcneil, Mrs. Raymond Smit
Mrs Howard Lane, Mrs ]. G. Hohms
of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mrs. R. A. Meme
Mrs. F. L. Holly and Mrs. Edwal
Holman.
One of the most successful inform
dances of the season was given We
nesday evening when Mr.. and Nj
H. E. Wine opened a series of week
dances for the Young Peoples Oar
ing club, with a party in the Oh