The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-10-19
Taggart- Atkins.

Adelaide Gallup Atkins, the bride
being her second daughter, Miss Lii
liam Wells Atkins, and the bride
groom Alexander Lewthwaite Tag
cart. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Taggart. The rooms were tastefully
decorated with southern smilax and
masses of white dahlias and chrys-
anthemums filling the mantels or
| formed into great clusters of white
and green against the walls. Pink
chvrsantlemums were used for
similar decoration in the second par
lor. The bridal procession was
through the three rooms, an aisle be-
ing formed of white ribbons held by
Miss Florence Gertrude Plum and
Miss Rhoda Compton Shepard. The
Rev. Thomas J. Villers, of the First
Baptist church, who performed the
ceremony, entered first and was fol-
lowed by the bridegroom and his
best MAJ, Henry Valiant Julier, Of
New York, a Princeton classmate,
Of the bridegroom; the bridesmaid,
Miss Florence Gallup Atkins, only
sister Of the bride, as maid of honor,
and then the bride alone. A harpist
and violinist played the march from
"Lohengrin'' for the entrance and
Mendelssohn "Spring Song" for
the ceremony, following these by the
favorite melodies Of the bride. The
wedding gown was of white chiffon
and Bureu lace exquisitely fashioned,
a veil and a shower cluster of Bride
roses completing the costume. Miss
Atkins wore pink chiffon with Ma
dame Chatney roses, and Miss Tag
CART green chiffon with President
Carnot roses. The ribbon bearers
wore white gowns and carried pink
roses. For the wedding supper the
bridal party and a few friends, in
Guiding Miss Lucille Gallup, William
Avery Atkins. Frank Campbell Cline,
H. Waite Colgan and James Lathrop
Gavin. were seated at one table
adorned with a large basket Of white
chrysanthemums and lighted with
white tapers in silver candleholders.
The other guests were served a la
buffet. Among the guests at the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. w. Kelsey
Schoepf, their daughter Elizabeth
and son Albin. of Cincinnati; John
Charles Bell. Of Forest City, Ark.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Taggart, Of
Mooresville: Mr.. and Mrs W. Alter
Sample, cf Richmond; Mrs. William
S. Odell, of Washington, d. c.; Mrs.
Ella Hunt Gallup and Mrs. Percy
Pickerill, of Evanston. Mr. and Mrs
Taggart will 90 West on wedding
trip and will be at home at the Ger
aidine after November 1.-Indiana-
polls News
Mrs. Frank f. Wall. who was mar
ried last week. and Miss Lura Harold
gave linen shower this morning for
Miss Mae Fern Simpson, who is to be
married tomorrow The girls were
showered from white flower we'd
ding bell. To the bride to be was
presented the favorite receipt and
the best wishes of each guest. bound
in a dainty volume by the hostess
indianapolis News.
The attendants at the wedding of
Miss Mae Fern Simpson and Roy
Barrett, Of Cincinnati, tomorrow
night. will be Mrs. Frank f. Wall,
Of Noblesville, matron of honor; Miss
Lura Harold, Miss Eleanor Grafftey.
of this city; Miss Flora Lewis. of
Sabina, O.. and Miss Grace Arthur,
of Springfield. O., bridesmaids. Percy
Ia rett, a brother, of Cincinnati,w will
be the best man, and Harry Afford,
of Richmond. will give the bride
away. Miss Edna Miller. of Rich
mond, and Miss Lillian Carson, of
Newcastle, are here to attend the
wedding.-Indianapolis News.
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Miss Grace Robe entertained yes
terday for her guest, Mrs. Moore. of |
st. Louis, and Miss Rhea Reid. The
house was decorated throughout in
lavender. Drive whist was played |
during the afternoon. Prizes were
won by Miss Pearl Green. Miss Lucille
Gaar and Miss Inez Williams. The |
guests prizes were given TO Mrs. |
Moore and Miss Reid.
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