The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-11-06

Richard Cutter, Mrs. Ada Mayer, MRS
Banchoick, Miss Mary Tuecke, Helen,
Pauline and Betty Pile, Beverly Sny-
der, Clara Mayer, Mary Elizabeth Rem
inert, George Tuecke, Earl and Ed
ward Mayer, and Howard Snyder.
Miss Virgie BARLEY. of Losantville,
and Manuel Retz, of Modoc, were unit
ed in marriage Thursday evening, Nov.
2, at 1880 o'clock by the Rev. Mr.. Scot
ten at the u. B. parsonage in Modoc.
The only attendants were Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Lucas and son. Mr.. and Mrs.
Retz left after the ceremony for the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lucas
near Clark Station, Ohio, where a we'd
ding dinner was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Retz will reside at Modoc where Mr..
Retz is proprietor of a restaurant.
Covers at the wedding dinner were
laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Manuel Retz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Retz and son,
George, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Lucas and
son, Fred, all of Modoc, Mrs. Paul
Dimes and daughter, of Economy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lucas and daugh-
! ter, Ersul.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ. Taylor, of South
Eighth street, announced the marriage
of their neice, Miss Edna c. Meyers
to Lowry A. Houston, of Winnipeg,
Canada. The wedding took place Sat
urday, Nov. 4, at Winnipeg. The bride
is we'll known here having resided with
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor for about three
years. Mr.. and Mrs Houston will
make their home on a farm near Win
nipeg, Canada.
Miss Alice Price, of North Fifteenth
street, held reception Sunday after
noon from two until five o'clock in
honor of the birthday anniversary of
her mother, Mrs. Mary Price Fifty
two guests called during the after
noon. Many lovely gifts, including
profusions of flowers, and a book, the
gift of the Alice Carey club of which
Mrs. Price is member, were received
by her. Light refreshments were serv.
ed in the dining room during the aft
ernoon. Decorations were boudilets
of chrysanthemums Five young girls
assisted in the dining room. They
were: Miss Martha Tucker, Miss Helen
Metzger, Miss Erma Newman. Miss
May Hodgin, and Miss Thelma Wilson
Mrs. Merle Bowen, of North Thir
teenth street, entertained delightfully."-
Saturday afternoon in honor of the
fourth birthday anniversary of he!
son, Billy. Decorations were in keep
ing with the Thanksgiving session
The guests were the little Misses
Mary Chroline Edmunds. Jane Hewitt
Ruth Ann Knollenberg, Betty En-
erick, Betty Idleman and Masters
Jackie Clements, John Elliott, Myror
Nicholson, John Holopeter, Eloise and
Tommy Lacey, Mary Alice Bailey
Drake Young and Billy Bowen.
A pretty party was given by Mrs
Charles Settles, Mrs. c. R. Oler ant
Mrs. r. C. Settles at the home of the
former, on the Boston pike, Wednes
day evening. The house was prettil,
decorated in orange and black crepe
paper, corn stalks, pumpkins and aut
umn leaves. The rooms were illumi
mated with jack-o-lanterns. The guest.
numbering "a, all come masked Al
J Indian fortune teller was one of tn.
features of the evening. The tim,
was spent with games, recitations am
contests, favors going to Mrs. Marthi
Grant, Mrs. Ruth Oler, r. c. Settle
served buffet fashion later in tn,
Mrs. Daisy Watson, of Sheridan
street, entertained Tor her sisters
with dinner party Saturday. Gov
/. ers were laid for Mrs. Alice Ardery
of College Corner, Ohio, Mrs. J. M
: Barnard and daughters, Miss Ella AM
Miss Bessie Barnard, Miss Susal
Toney, Wayne Watson, Miss Doroth
Watson, and Mrs. Daisy Watson.
A tea party was held in the parlor
of the First Methodist church parsor
! age Saturday afternoon by member
of the Intermediate Junior league an
!. Junior church at which grandmothers
real and adopted, were entertained a
the guests of honor. Songs of the Ion
!. ago were sung and each grandmothe
! told "reminiscences. d e o a i n
! through the rooms of the parsonag