The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-10-14
SOCIETY

me resloence OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Lott, 20 South Eleventh street, will
be the scene of lovely afternoon wed
ding Sunday at o'clock when their
granddaughter, Miss Maxine Noblitt,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Mob
lit, of Indianapolis, viii be united in
marriage to Ted Campbell, of Indianap-
oils, SON of Mr. and Mrs. o. C. Camp
bell, of that place The Rev. A. H.
Backus, pastor Of the Grace Methodist
Episcopal church, will officiate. Miss
s Virginia Livingstone and Clarence
Hoover will act as maid of honor and
> best man. Other members of the
bridal party will be Miss Margharita
So Miller, Miss Jane Harting, and Har-
mon Smoke, all of Indianapolis, and
Keith Crum. Preceding the wedding
the bridal party will be entertained at
dinner by Mrs. Jean Livingstone, of
North Eleventh street An informal
reception is to follow the wedding
ceremony.
Among the out-of-town guests who
are arriving for the wedding are: Mr.
and Mrs o. G. Campbell, Kenneth
Campbell, Miss Leona Grady, William
Campbell, Miss Marie Andis, Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Ault, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Hockett. Miss Helen Hockett, Mr..
land Mrs o. M. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs.
"a VIII Harting, Miss Jane Harting, Mrs
MARY Peacoke, Miss Margharita Miller,
Mrs. Louise Smelser, Harmon Smoke,
Lloyd Turpin, Herbert Wedewen, Mr..
and Mrs Ray Noblitt, Miss Edith Mob
hit, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Noblitt, all
sof Indianapolis, Mr.. and Mrs. 1. NJ.
Jones, of Anderson, the Rev. and Mrs.
i. G. Jones, of Portland, and Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Johnson, of Cambridge City
Complimenting Miss Maxine Noblitt,
Tbride-elect of Ted Campbell, of Indian
tapolis, Miss Virginia Livingstone en-
tentained with miscellaneous shower
Friday evening at her home on North
Eleventh street. Rosebuds and bitter
sweet were effectively used in the re-
ceptton rooms and the appointments
and decorations were carried out in
Halloween colors. Bridge and five
hundred were played during the even
Ting following which a luncheon was
served to the guests. Those present
were: Miss Maxine Noblitt, Miss BoAi-
ia Monarch, Miss Mary Jones, Mrs.
Robert L. Coate, Miss Doris Pickett,
Miss Helen Bentlage, Miss Helen
Clark, Miss Mae Boals, Mrs. Nora
Murray, Mrs. Frank Noblitt, Mrs. John
Lott, Miss Wilma Sudhoff, Miss Mar
tina Eggemeyer, Miss Esther Reid, Miss
Katherine Binkley, Miss Margaret Iiv-
fngstone, Mrs. Jean Livingstone, and
Miss Virginia Livingstone.
The wedding of Miss Dorothy Eli
nor DillSs and DR.. T.. Roberts Richie,
of Brewster, n. Y, will take place at
z o'clock in the North A street Friends
Westinghouse Saturday evening, the
couple marrying themselves in keeping
with the old Quaker marriage-ritual
DR.. Alexander C. Purdy will be the Of
ficiating minister. Preceding the GER
emory program Of bridal music will
be played on the harp by Signor Mon
tani, of Indianapolis. A reception will
be held at the church and later a re-
ception will be held at the brides home
for members of the immediate families.
The bridal party and the out-of- town
guests here to attend the wedding are
to be entertained at dinner Saturday
evening, by Mr.. and Mrs Harris R.
Dilks at their home on South Thir-
teenth street.
The marriage of Miss Mary Howard
Hazen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Al
exander Thompson Hazen, of Cincin-
natl, o., to Charles Henry Burchenal,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Burchenal,
of Glendale, o., former residents of
this city, is to take place Wednesday
evening at $50 o'clock in the Church
of the Advent, Walnut Hills, o. The
ceremony will be followed by a recep-
ton at the residence of the brides
parents in East Walnut Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Ko1p opened their
season of assembly dances at the |.
o. o. F. hall Friday evening, Sulli-
vans Happy Six, of Springfield, Ohio,
playing the program. Among those
who attended were: the Misses Vivian
Harding, Goldie Fisher, Beatrice Ben
ner, Marie Warning, Miss Fisher, Lor-
enc Ranck, Elizabeth Kreimeier, Alice
Daub, Corinne Roberts, Elizabeth Mar
shall, Mary Adelaide Knox, Geraldine
Pettibone, Helen Rees, Edith Lewis,
Louise Roberts, Lorraine Long, Marie
Falkner, Bonita Monarch, Betty Coate,
Elizabeth Pettibone, Edith McClel-
Ian, Esther Coyle. Marguerite Cox,
Clara Daub, Gladys Williams, Rosa
mond Border, Rhea Pyle, Rena Thurs
ton, Miss Brant and Messrs Forrest ].
Gartside, Wendell Shafer, Henry
Swartz, Bonnie Safer, George Weaver,
Roland Osborne. Glenn Weist, Robert
Phillips, Benjamin Dallas, Roland
Worth, Lester Ashbury. Samuel Kolp.
Dale Harkins, Paul Mulligan, Gene
Messicl5, Don Hipskind, Herbert Goss,
Fred Clark, Harold Stamback. Gene
Grove, Kenneth Miller, Everett Phil
lips. Harold Goodenough. Ray Weis-
brod, Neal BLY,. Burr Simmons and
Harry Eikenberry.
Chi chapter of Phi Delta Kappa fra
ternity gave an informal dance at the
Eagles club Friday evening for which
the Peerless Entertainers, now play
ing an engagement at the Washing
ton, furnished the music. Fraternity
members and guests were entertained
with theatre party at the Washing.
ton and after the dance they formed
midnight supper party. Among
those who attended the dance were:
Messrs. and Mesdames Ralph Hines,
Fred Rooney, George Brenizer. Glenn
McConaha, Frank Harding, L. S. VIII
liams, the Misses Florence Cummins.
Iona Weist, Neva Bowman, Rosamond
Border, Betty Reunolds. Geraldine Pet
tibone, Rhea Ward, Marie Faulkner
Lucille Schroeder. Betty Coate, Lor-
Z raine Long, Elizabeth Marshall. Alice
Hall, Corinne Roberts, GLADYS Will