Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 279, 23 November 1922 — Page 4

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND THURSDAY, NOV. 23, 1922.

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.'The wedding of Miss -.Marie Moor--teaa. only daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Tarlton Moorman, of Indianapolis ud Winchester" and Mr. Earl Adams Clark, son of Mr. and Mrs. James M. Clark; of Fountain City, took Xdaee Wednesday' evening at 8:30 "cCclock . In the First Presbyterian church, at Winchester, the Rev. G. M. Payne, performing the ceremony before a large company of relatives and friends. , - j The 'bride in a gown of white satin and sIlTer lace with veil studded -with pjparls and fastened to and falling over a fan-shaped, comb embedded with diamonds, pearls and sapphires falling . over a court train and carrying a shower bouquet of lillies of the val'""ley,' was given, away by her father,

Jesse Tarlton Moorsman. Mtes Moor

man, was attended by Miss Flo Huff

man as mam or honor, who wore a - gown of peach and silver georgette and

Carried a bouquet of Aaron Ward ros

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iThe bridesmaids were, Miss Alice

Jtacy Miller in a blue gown and carafing a bouquet of Premier roses: Miss

ZBnth Reinhelmer -wearing a eorn-yel-'low gown with a bouquet-of Amelia

Gude roses; Miss Sasafa Miller gowned

ti shell pink with bpmpiet of Ophelia

iDses and Miss Henrietta Elizabeth

ielch in an orchid gown with Sweetheart roses. Little Miss Anna Marie

(Macy, flower girl. In orchid georgette -carried a little French basket of rose I'etals. . , - ; Preceding the ceremony Mist Mary ;lice Cheny sang, "Because" and "AH :Ar You." Mr. Clark was attended by J. Clarence Hampton, of Mancie as 'best man." The groomsmen were John '.McCarey,: Columbus, Ohio, D. Winston

Fountain Cily, Giilord Hum. Con-, ille and iveal Bly, Bichmond, The 3 were, Andrew Scott, Richmond jobext Thomas, Fountain City, the reception for Mr. and Mrs. held at the Knights of Pythias

ere many prominent people from tance and from thi3 city. Among were, J. L. Kagey. Ambassador

aland, Mr. Earl Csten, Buperiant of the Big Four Railroad and Costen, Cincinnati, Ohio, who in their private car, and former

nor nd Mrs. James P. Goodrich iianapolis, aunt and ancle of the

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Mia;, dark was one of the most popular young society girls of Winches

ter, i She attend Tudor Hall at -Indian

apolis', and traveled extensively In Europe with former Governor and Mrs. Jam!3 P. Goodrich. Mr. Clark Is a veteiJan of the World war. Ai s ong those who attended the wedding from this city were: Mr. and Mrs. Gath P. Freeman, Miss Martha Scot tj Miss Ruth Scott, Andrew Scott, Nell Bly. Winston Huff, Mr. and Mrs. Aloe a 'o Gardner, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wied tmtan Mr. and Mrs. Clark left lateir ia the evening in the Costen's priViBte car for New Orleans, La. A ' one o'clock luncheon-bridge was held Thursday afternoon at the Country ttJlun, a large number of club mem

bers attending. Fall blossoms were

use? I as decorations for the luncheon tabl ss. Covers were laid for Mrs. Barer Holmes, of Oberlin, Ohio; Mrs. Ray SL SMveley, Mrs. Fred Carr, Mrs. Wlllsrd Z Carr, Mrs. E. R. Bearty.

Mrs. Frederick S. Bates, Mrs. Howard

A. riHL Mrs. John Nicholson, Mrs. W.

C lliggmbottom, Mrs. W. J. Black-

mon. Mrs. A. L. Ellis, Mrs. Fred Mil

ler, Mrs. W. O. Crawford, Mrs. Clarence Gennett, Mrs. Charles McGulre, Mrs. Ida Carpenter, Mrs. Abram Boyd, Mrs.- Mildred Cates, Mrs. Rudolph Leeds, Mrs. Earl H- Mann. Mrs. Edwin

Price, Mrs. Faul trice,, nors. waiter McWhlnney, .Mrs. GaOi F... Freeman, Mr will R. DilL Mrs. Frank Drultt

Tm JnacTih W. Conner. Miss Eleanor

Seidei, Mrs.- Paul UomstocK ana Jars.

Warren Clements.

Ti rarrin Reott. of Indlananolis.

will deliver an address on 'Children's Reading" Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the lecture room of the Morrisson-

Reeves library. Miss Scott, who is

head of the children s department or tha Tnrtia-nannliH nubile - libra rv is

known throughout! the state among

lihnrv wnrk(rs. Her talk here was

arranged for by Mrs. Ada L. Bernhardt

in observance or cnuaren s hook. Week. The address by Miss Scott

will be open to the public.

Th Kniehta of Columbns wOl en

tertain with a house-party Friday evening at the K. of C. club at 8 o'clock. The evening's entertainment Is to In

clude oard3 and dancing. The Evan

CmifVi nwhaihv will fnmieh ma mm c.

The party will be concluded witn a

lnnrhpon. All KniE-nts or COlumDUS

and their ladies are invited.

A Tom Thumb wedding will be held at the Second Presbyterian church on

North Nineteenth street, Friday evening, Nov. 24, at 7:30 o'clock. The public is invited to attend. The admis

sion will be 10 cents for children and

20 cents for adults. The persons who

will take part are: Kathenne Miller,

the bride; Charles Arthur Stegall, the groom; Frances Marie Smith and Erma Marie McMillen, the bridesmaid; Billy

Heet and Walter Blossom, ushers;

Janet Newsom, maid of honor; 1 Billy

Herzler, best man, and Richard Ma

rine, minister.

Final plans for Bringing the motion picture "To Have and To Hold" to the

Washington theatre the week of Dec

17 was made by the D. A. R. Wednes

day evening through Its committee in charge at a meeting held at the home of Mrs. Clara Dougan Scott. Tickets will be distributed to members of the

D. A. R. Monday and will go on sale im

mediately. The committee In charge

is composed of Miss Georgia Cole, chairman; Mrs. John F. Hornaday, Mrs. Clara Dougan Scott, Mrs. E. B. Grosvenor and Mrs. Fred J. Girty.

Mr. and Mrs. James A. Dicks, of

San Diego, CaJ.il., are the parents of a son, James Donald, born Oct. 25. Mrs.

Dicks before -her marriage was Miss Lydia Needham, formerly of this city.

Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knott, of Ham-

don, Ohio, are the guests of Mr. Knott's sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Mayhew,

or ioi soma Twenty-third street,

Mrs. Herbert Rineiev. of Sonth Thlr.

teenth street, has rone to Rirevllle

to spend a few days with relatives.

Miss Gertrude Adams has returned

to Lafayette after visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Adams.

Mr. and Mrs. Clarence E. Mayhew

will entertain with a family dinner Thursday evening at their home on

North Thirteenth street in honor of their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Knott, of Bamdon. Ohio. Covers

will be laid for eight guests.

The marriage of Miss Mary Eliza

beth Brumfiel, daughter of Mr. and

Mrs. James H, Brumfiel, of Easthaven

avenue to Ray Mathews, of Center-

ville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mathews, was celebrated with a beautiful ceremony Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock, at the home of the bride's parents.' The single ring service was used, the Rev. L. B. Stamper, pastor of the First Christian church, officiating. The ceremony was performed before a fern-banked altar above which hung a great white bell. The bride wore a gown of brown Canton crepe draped with lace. Her flowers were a corsage of Madam Butterfly roses. Mrs. Ray Lambert son, sister of the bride, acted as bridesmaid. She wore

a gown of navy blue Canton with corsage of Premier roses. Ray Lambertson was best man. A wedding suppei was served later, the colors of yellow

and white being carried out in the

decorations and appointments. Mr.

and Mrs. Matbaws left later on a wedding trip. They will reside at

Oenterville,

Announcement Is made by Mr. and

Mrs. Warren Adams, of 153 Richmond avenue, of the marriage of their

daughter. Ina. Edith, to Carl Arm-

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Mrs. N. Rolling entertained with a

Thanksgiving party at her home on

West Main street Wednesday after

noon. A two-courso luncheon was served, to the guests. Readings were given during the afternoon , by Mrs. Emma Logue and Mrs. Rolling. The guests were: Mrs. M. Misener, Mrs. M. Rickles, Mrs. M. Hayworth, Mrs. E. Logue, Mrs C Thomas, Mrs C. Lan

caster, Mrs. M. Kohler. Mrs. E. Aiken, Mrs. L Smith, Mrs. E. Renks. Miss

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Rich and creamy, genuine Hershey's chocolate coating-

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