The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-12-26

Of Kokomo, formely of this city, which
was solemnized at 5 o'clock Saturday
afternoon, Dec. %, at the Church of
ST. Chrystom in Chicago. After a
short stay in Chicago, MIR. and Mrs.
Lyons viii leave for Bryan, Ohio,
where they will reside. DIR. Charles
Laning. son of Mr.. Isaac Laning, Of
this city, was present at the eere-
mony.
Mr. and Mrs. LIeweily H. Gedge. of
Orlando, Fla, announce the marriage
OF their daughter. Miss Jessie Moon
nell Gedge, and Robert Paul Smith, of
Kokomo. son-of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
L. Smith, of this city, which took
place at Orlando Wednesday, Dec. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith will be guests of
Mr. Smiths parents the coming week
end.
A very. pretty wedding was that of
Miss Mae Irwin, daughter of Harry
Irwin, of Campbellstown, Ohio, to Err
nest Borradaile, son of Mrs. Irene Bor-
radaile, of this city, which took place
Sunday at the parsonage of the Camp
bellstown church, the Rev. Mr.. Pleas
ant officiating. The bride was charm
ing in a gown of dark blue, carrying
a bouquet of pink roses. Her travel
ing costume was of black satin. Miss
Ruth Stevens and Cecil Swisher at
tended the bridal couple Following
the ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Borradaile
left for Indianapolis, where they will
spend a week previous TO returning to
Richmond, where they will reside.
Announcing the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Elizabeth Johnson
Marvel, to Mr. Eugene Kramer Quigg,
son of Mrs. William Quigg of South
Twelfth street, Mrs. Charles Marvel
entertained with charming tea Sat
urday afternoon at o'clock at her
home on South Tenth street. Pre-
mier rosebuds, containing card
bearing the announcement We're Civ
on each guest. Artistic decorations
in keeping with the Christmas season,
bowls of Premier roses, and lovely
candelabra were used throughout the
reception rooms. The tea table was
in charge of Miss Kathryn Quigg.
Miss Marvel wore a charming gown
of flame colored crepe, with flowing
sleeves. and a girdle of rosepetals n
Grecian style The wedding, when
will take place in the spring, will be
of great interest to many, because o.
the prominence both of Miss Marvel
and Mr. Quigg in social circles and Oh
their families in the community Inc
invited guests included: Mrs. Albert
Gayle. Mrs. John Clements, Mrs. War
rem Clements, Mrs. Rudolph knode'
Mrs. irwin Coffin. Mrs. rudolph
Leeds. Mrs. Paul Comstock, Mrs. Wal
ter Davis, Mrs Benjamin n. Johnson
Mrs. Mildred Gates, Mrs. Rogers Smlt {
OF Indianapolis, Mrs. Samuel Smith OF
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Ross. Mrs. Yale Schively of Corners
willie Mrs Raymond B. Nicholson
willie. Mrs. RAYMOND B. Nicholson, Mrs,
Gath Freeman, Mrs. Edmund Hiatt
81 Kansas City, Miss Ruth Penneil o.
DAYTON. Miss Marie Campbell of Day
+5n Miss Eleanor Seidel, Miss Martha
scott. Miss Ruth Scott, Miss Kathryn
.Cufgg and Miss Marjorie Quigg.
IIororing Miss Elizabeth Marve
and Mr.. Eugene Quigg, whose engage
,rent Was announced Saturday, Mrs
BENJAMIN Johnson will entertain q
dinner Thursday evening at the coun
try club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Kolp viii hold
New Years dance in the ballroom o
the o. o. F. hall New Years eve Dc
ginning at II o'clock, midnight. Jes
flaIDDISIdul
order of dances.
one of.the most notable among clu
functions will be the formal dance l
be given at the Country club Iuesda
evening at $3.50 O'Clock by the soc1a
eonniftee for members of the club an
their out-of-town guests The order
hances for the affair will be played D
fBe less Halberstadt orchestra. Chris
mas greenery, bells, ropes OF smiia
and festoons of green and red erep
paper decorated with artificial lcIcle
have been used in prOfusion, tram
forming the ballroom of the club INTO
loyeIy scene Other social events
the week. which make the club cel
ter of interest during the holidays WI
no dinner given Friday evening 3
Mar and Mrs. Albert d. Gayle and
.children's party Saturday afternoo
Ilec 80, featured by games and moe
Wedding Monday evening, jan. /,
dance viii be given at the club II
which Seider's orchestra oil cato
Ohio will play the program'ot dance
The Day Nursery entertained win
delightful children's party IuesdS
afternoon for the children OF the nul
cry and their mothers. Pupils OF M
Elizabeth Kolp, who had charge OF u
entertainment, enter td1llNu WIZ q r.
gram OF dances. music and recitation
The following is the program preser
ed. "Danse Militarie," by Miss Helt
Frances Kinnert; Hungarian Dance,
Miss Lucille Steers, OF Green's Forl
afoe dance, Basket of Roses, by MI
Katherine Myers; recitation and dan
pipes of Pam by Miss Marjorie 70
inson; "A Grecian Harpist by MI
Jean Grottendick; violin solo,
Miss Georgina Doan; My New Hal
nv Miss Nella Marguerite Harte
VANITY, by Miss Maxine Ferguson
Toe dance. "Flirtation" by Miss Niyi'
Cox: song. "Jin jim jimmy Shore,
Miss Jane Sudhoff; "A Marionettt
nv Miss Lizetta Campbell; "Itali
Tarentilla, by Misses Margaret a
Louise Jenkins, and Polish Mazurk
by Miss Ellen Bartel. Gifts, includI
toys. candy, and useful articles, we
given out from large Christmas tt
in the children's playroom by San
Claus, assisted by Miss Jonna Dos
FOLLOWING the entertainment delicio
BaYSIS1olkE