Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 2, 11 November 1910 — Page 5
TUG RICimOKD PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, XOTE31BER 11, 1910.
Jf AGE FIVE.
Edited by Miss Elizabeth R. Thomas
' JAHNKE-SHOFER. As announced to yesterday's edition tho wedding of Mr. Herman E. Jahnke and Miss Amelia Shofer was celebrated last evening at eight o'clock at the home of the bride's brother. Mr. George Shofer In West Main street The ceremony was performed by the Rev. Conrad llober of the St. Paul's Lutheran church, the bride being a prominent member of this organization. White and yellow were the colors used In decorating the house. White ' and yellow crepe paper ribbons were used to twine the stair rail and doorways. White roses placed in tall vases and also chrysanthemums
adorned the ceremony room. To the right of the mantel in this apartment ferns had been placed forming an effective background for the .wedding party. , There were no attendants, the bride and. groom entering together. The bride wDre a beautiful gown of figured gray silk with draped bodice and long shirred sleeves with a yoke rf ijver net over pink silk. After the ceremony a supper was served. txutod at the bride's table were Mrs. Mary Jahnke, Miss Mollie Peterson, Mr. George Shofer and Rev. C. Huber. In the center of the table a mound of chrysanthemums were placed. Single white roses and ferns were strewn over the pretty linen doth. White and yellow ribbons were brought from the chandelier and fastened at the four corners of the table. A' large white wedding bell was suspended from the chandelier. Mr. and Mrs. Jahnke did not go on a wedding trip but went Immediately to their home In North Tenth street where they will reside . with Mr. Jahnke's mother. The wedding guests numbered twenty-four and the relatives and near friends of the contracting parties. , jl jf j ' DANCE THIS EVENING. An event which is being looked forward to with much pleasure Is the tlanee to be given this evening in tHe Pythian temple by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilbert. Dancing will begin at eight-thirty o'clock. A number of Invitations have been Issued for the affair. ., - jl jl jl " HUSKING BEE PARTY; An old-fashioned corn husking party makes a delightful novel evening en
tertainment. Have the corn read In
two piles In a place that will not be
harmed by the litter that Is made. Divide the company into two parties.
with a leader for each. The one who
firBt finds an ear of red corn gets a prize. The division that finishes its pile first is served with supper by the defeated division. An old-fashioned country supper would be very appropriate. MET WITH MISS FLETCHER.
A meeting of the Alpha Iota Alpha
sorority was held at the home or miss Esther Fletcher In South Thirteenth
street. The evening was spent in a
pleasant social manner and refresh
ments were served. The members or the sorority are Miss Pearl Thornburgh, Miss Gertrude SIme. Miss Aisle
French. Miss Eleanora Shute, Miss
Marie Kauffman, Miss Esther Fletch
er and Miss Margaret Thornburgh.
js J J FOR MISS HOLLINGSWORTH This afternoon Miss Carolyn Holl-
ingsworth was the guest of honor at a party given by Mrs. Milton Craighead and Mrs. Miles Bland. Bridge
was the game played during the afternoon. j Jt J PLEASANT EVENT. Among the pleasant social events for yesterday was the party given by Mrs. Joseph Illff and Mrs. Saul Davis at the home of the latter in South A
street last evening when they entertained at cards in honor of Mrs. Louis
Illff. a bride of October. White chry-
sauthemums with flowers and ferns
were used In ornamenting the rooms where the Ruests were entertained. At
the card tables favors were given to
Mrs. E. L. Spencer and Mrs. Lxmjs Iliff. After the game a lunch in several courses was served at the small tables which were beautifully appointed with flowers and ferns. Among the out of town guests were Mrs. "Bloom, of Hope, Indiana, and Mrs. Davis of Logansport, ,"; J Jf - jft . RECEIVED PUPILS. Mr. Louis Shenk of Dayton, received his pupils in the Starr Piano parlors Thursday. . - '" jH jfl " j ENTERTAINED GUESTS. Mrs. Keogh entertained a few friends with a surprise card company
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Wednesday evening at her home on Fifteenth street In celebration of the j
birthday anniversary of her son Ray
mond Keogh. Those present were Misses Mary Sullivan, Vitalis Moore.
Jessie Mansfield. Florence Cornet and
Messrs. John Quill. John Kennedy,
Edward Brennan and Francis A. Jor
dan. Indianapolis Sun. - The , Keogh's formerly, resided in this city , and are well known here. jjjsj FOR BRIDE AND GROOM. t One of the most delightful companies for Thursday was the party given last evening by Mr. and Mrs. George Dilks, Jr., at their home in Spring Grove when they entertained In honor of Miss Clara Myrick and Mr. Lewis E. King, who are to be married next Wednesday evening. Chrysanthemums and terns were used in decorating tire house throughout. Bridge was played during the evening. Other favors were given to Dr. Frank Harold
and Miss Maud Tbistlethwaite. After the game lunch was served . at the small tables. The guests were:
, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bartel, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Bartel. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Craighead, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Will Haughton, Mr. "and Mrs. Harry Jay, Mr, and
I Mrs. Harry Gennett, Mr. and Sirs.
Clarence Gennett, Mrs. Miles Bland, Miss Mary Lemon, Mrs. Grace Robie, Miss Susan Kelsey, Miss Magdalena Englebert, Miss Edna Johnson, Miss
jNIna PennelL Mr. and Mrs. Ira Wood, j Mr. Wickham Corwin. Mr. Henry LIebhardt, Mr. Omar Whelan, Miss
Ethel Bertsch and Mr. Lawrence Bertsch of Cambridge City. RETURNED HOME. The Kokomo Tribune says: Mr. and Mrs. I, M. Ridenour have returned to their home in Richmond after a pleasant visit with friends and relatives In this city. J J -VISITING IN NEW CASTLE. Miss Sarah Bonheimer of Richmond is visiting George Wood and wife In South Twenty-trst street. New Cas-" tie Courier. . . jr js . j - - TO TAKE SCHOLARSHIP. Hubert Smith of Richmond, grandson of Mrs. Catherine Smith, was in the . city today enroute to Chicago where he will take a scholarship examination in Latin at Chicago university. New Castle Courier. jg jn jn . ENTERTAIN FRIENDS. . Last evening Mr. Byram Elliott celebrated his fifteenth birthday anniversary with a party given at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Elliott. The evening was spent with games and various other amusements. An especial feature was the piano
numbers given by Mr, Ralph Kettle. The host was presented with a number of gifts. Late in the evening a
lunch was served to Messrs.' Ralph Kettle, Norman Trump, Hugh Chandlers. Stanley Eikenberry, Roy Chllds,
Richard Brehm, Howard Hartzler, Marshall Massey and Donald Bowman. JS J J ''r''
A pleasant surprise was given Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Williams and family recently. After a social hour an oys-; ter supper was served. A general good time was had by all. The guests ; were Mr. and Mrs. John Coblentz, Mr. j and Mrs. Warner Pemberton, Mr. and j Mrs. Charles Townsend, Mr, and Mrs. ; Will Jeffries, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Duke, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Clark, Mr. ; and Mrs. Samuel Danner, Mr. and Mrs. Pharon Mikesell, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Williamson, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rupe, Mr. and Mrs. Ves Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harrison, Mr. and Mrs. Ross Lamott, Mr. and j Mrs- Clarence Addleman, Mr. and Mrs.
tmstls Little, Mrs. Goldle Eirns. Miss Marjorie Simpson, Miss Inez Townsend, Miss Fern Addleman, Miss Anna Cook, Mr. Lawrence Cook, Miss Jane Ubanks, Mrs. Henry Hawkins, Mr. Clarence Jeffries, Miss Alice Madden, Mr. Ralph Lamot, Miss Ada Lamot, Miss Ida Williamson. Mr. Clarence Williamson, Mr. Roy Williamson, Miss Ruby Williamson, Mr. Carl Addleman, Messrs. Edgar, Kenneth and Junior Mikesell, Miss Bernice Little, Master York Little, Miss Edna Duke, Mr. Edgar Duke, Miss Anna Marie Clark, Miss Vera Lamot, Mr. Joe Williamson and Mr. Rolette Mikesell. MRS. SHAFER AGaIn HOSTESS. Mrs. Warren J. Shafer again enter
tained . charmingly yesterday after
noon at her home in South Sixteenth street. .As yesterday afternoon the affair was in the nature of a thimble party, the house being arranged with
pink and white . carnations. The hours were spent In a most enjoyable manner at needlework and in social conversation. Late in the afternoon a delicious lunch in three courses was served the guests, who were Mrs. Alonzo Marshall, Mrs. . Raymond
Wenrley, Mrs. B. F. Wehrley, Mrs. John FouJke. Mrs. Watson O'XeaL
Mrs. Harry Lincoln. Mrs. Iva Holmes. Mrs. M. E. Shreeve, Mrs. Florry. Mrs. Edward Noggle, Mrs. James Louis, Miss Jennie Fleming, ; Mrs. John Turner, Mrs. Phyobe Long, Mrs. James
elements, Mrs. Ira Baker, Mrs. Mary Henchman, Miss Sarah Henchman, Mrs. 'William Rhoes. Mrs. James llahn
and Mrs. Peck.
Mr. and Mrs. Allender of Hagera-
town are in the city to remain; until
Sunday.
J v J FOR EASTERN TRIP. Mr. James Chapman left for New
York City, Buffalo, Boston and other
eastern points. j j j TO MEET THIS EVENING. V
Mrs. Charles Kolp's Friday evening dancing class will meet this evening in the Odd Fellows' hall. At nine o'clock the regular assembly will be held. GUESTS HERE. Mrs. Clara Troy and daughter, Miss
Carrie Troy of Lockland, Ohio, are
in the city the gueeU of Mr. and Mra. Harry Gates at their home In East
Main, street.
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Winter Weather has come to stay. It means that you should prepare for ; the long cold days of the Winter Season. Come tomorrow and every day and see this largs stock of Ladies', Misses' and Children's . HamicMc towns, UliteCirS ircssflii JaeEids, Aim " , And Other Cold Weather Wecrsbles
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Quigley's Drug Stores, 4th and Main; 823 North E. L. C. Moore, Grocery, 325 N. 3rd St. B. F. Albright Cigar Store, 4th and North D. Harmon Fetta's Cigar Store, 8th and North E. Arlington Hotel, 9th and N. E. i - Jonh Carroll Cigar Store, 1617 N. E. Frank Taube, Grocery, 21 7 S. 5th St. Henry Niewoehner, Grocery, 501 S. 5th St. Henry, Rothert, Grocery. 5th and S. H. J. H. Fisher, Grocery, 624 S. H. Henry Kamp, Grocery, 329 S. 8th St. Clem Tbistlethwaite, Drug Store. 8th and S. E. SL
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