The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-17
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A bea,rffulu ;Easter wedding was !
celebrated Sunday morning at $3.50
o'clock, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Shaw, on Madison avenue, in
Dayton, o., when their daughter,
2 Lillian, was united in marriage toI
Claude Way, of Dayton. O, son oil
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Way, .46 South
Twelfth street, this city.
An altar banked with palms, and
ferns had been arrsm ICED in thescere-
mony room. The ring service was
read by the Rev Mr. Smith, pastor
of the United Brethern church.
The bride wore a gown of exquisite
old lace fashioned over white satin.
Her hair was arranged with a band
of pearls. She carried a shower
bouquet of sweet peas and rosebuds
Miss Jennie Stewart, of Dayton, as
maid of honor, wore stunning gown
of pink canton crepe with co;rsage
of sweet peas and roses. Miss Mary
Way, of this city. as bridesm aid, wore
lovely gown of blue taffe.ta exquis-
itely trimmed with lace. Her flowers
were sweet peas and rosebuds. Law
renee Croker, of this city acted as
best man, and Ancil Bostic1x, also, of
Richmond, as groomsman. Following
the ceremony a wedding break fast
was served to fifty guests. The din
ming room was decorated with profus-
ion of jonquils and roses. A glarge
white wedding cake ornamenteG with
miniature bride and groom from (which
radiated myriads of white satin rib
bons, was placed on the buffet amid
1.-The CLEAN of tall white tapers Gin yell
VOW candlesticks. Mr.. and Mrs. Way
will make their residence In dayton,
o., where Mr.. Way is connecte d with
the Wright Aeroplane company, Both
are well known in this city, and form
: erly lived here.
Mrs John NJ. Crawford aIld Miss
Stella Knode entertained al; cards
Monday afternoon, at the 1aome of
4 Miss Knode, on South Fo urteenth
street, in honor of Miss Ruth Good
.enough, whose engagement 20 Harry
Fades, of Dayton, o., was s.nounced
recently Bridge was played during
the afternoon, after which luncheon
-was served at the small tables The
invited guests were: Miss Good
enough, Miss Marjorie Gem EFT, Miss
Maxine Murray. Mrs. Horat 10 Land,
Miss Helen Rethmeyer. Mrs. Clyde n
Senior, Mrs. Robert L. Coate, Mrs.
Edward V. Williams, Mrs. Voyle Mar.
! tindale, Of Cambridge City, Mrs. Earl
Bone, Miss Mildred Nusbs UNI, Mrs
Earl Bullerdick, Mrs. Harold Grimes,
Miss Doris Grpan, Miss Mary Rein
I hard, Miss Robinson, Miss Juliet Nus
baum, Miss Janet Seeker, Miss Mary
Jones, Miss Helen Rust, Miss Mary
Nicholson, Miss Helen Johnson, Miss
ND Mice EIizo hotb
Tarkelson.
Miss Agnes McFaiI entertained In
. formally with a six o'clock dinner
, party Sunday evening, at her home on
North Twenty-first street. Covers
were laid for the following guests
Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Rowson and little
daughter, Dorothy Jane, of Indiana
polls, Virgil Rains, of Indianapolis
and Mr.. and Mrs. Willard N Rains.
A number of Country club members
formed small Easter dinner parties
at the club. Sunday Professor Sam
uel B. Carton, OF Earlham college
entertained with five covers at din
gner. Others for whom covers were
laid included: Mr.. and Mrs. Ben c
Bartel. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph H. Hill
and little daughter Joan, Mr.. and Mrs
J. A. Brookbark, Miss Virginia Brook
bank, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Price ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert E. Huen, ant
two sons.
DR.. and Mrs. J. c. Blossom and fam
lily and DR.. and Mrs. NJ. L. Misener ant
family We're the guests of Mr. and Mrs
Howard Harter of Milton for Easte
5dinner Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel r. Smith o
Indianapolis were Easter guests of d.
and Mrs. S. E. Smith of Easthaven.
John George Baker of Indianapolis
formerly of this CITY, was the guest O
friends in this city over the weekend
Mrs C. E. Lawyer OF New Yor
City is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. FREQ
erick S. Bates of South Fourteent
street
Miss Katherine Heath of IndianapC
lis was in this city over Easter, tn
guest of her grandmother and he
aunt.
Clarence H. Murphy of Beverl,
Mass, was the guest here over til
weekend of Ralph Gregory Tilton {
North Twelfth street.
John w. Mccoy of Seattle, Wash
spent Easter here with his aunt, Mr.
ALBERT h. Williams, or the Wayn
apartments Mr.. Mccoy was en- rout
home from trip to New York City.
The Rev and Mrs. R. W. Leazer an
their daughter of Louisville, KY, a
rived here Sunday for permanent res
dence. The Rev. Leazer has accepte
the duties as pastorate of the Fir:
Baptist church of this city, succeedin
the Rev. r. M. McNemer.
Cyril Pitts of Northwest Fift
street left Saturday for New York Cit
where he will spend some time.
Miss Ellen Sheriff. of Oswego, N. y
is spending the spring vacation her
the guest of Miss Mary Dixon and Mi!
Marion Mains. Miss Sheriff., who is
graduate of Earlham college, is teac
ing at Oswego this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Jordan of Dayto