The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-07

The wedding of Mr. Isaac Woodard
and Miss Ada Elliott took place al
the home of the bride in Knightstown
last night at eight o'clock. The Rev
Mr.. Pierson of Indianapolis officiated
The appointments were in green and
white and over the porch and arch
way were maple boughs and Japanese
lanterns.
When the wedding party started
down the stairway the brides sister
Miss Susan Elliott sang. "Oh Promise
Me-" AS she sang the ushers stretch
ed streameII of white ribbon from the
stairs to the altar.
The best man was William Lewis OF
Sabina, Ohio, and the maid of honor
was Miss Susan Elliott. of Knights
town. The ushers were Messrs Rus
sell Elliott and Arthur Binford oil
Knightstown. The two maids to the
bride were the Misses Jesse Silver
and Minnie Wink of Knightstown
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Dilks of this
city accompanied the bridal party tt
the dining room.
The brides gown was of white satir
cut princess style, the trimmings were
of point lace and she wore a tulle veil
caught with lilies of the valley. Hel
bouquet was also of lilies Of the val
ley and white roses. The maid of hon
or wore pale green silk. The brides
maids wore white embroidery Over
green silk. The maid of honor carried
a muff of white roses and the maids
carried muff of asparagus ferns.
The brides favors were gold cross
es and those of the groom, signe
pins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodland left at ter
o'clock for Niagara Falls and Other
points in New York state. They will
be at home at Sabina, Ohio, after Ju
ly l.
Mr.. Woodward is the son of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Leander ]. Woodward of Spring
Grove. He graduated from Earlhan
College after which he went to Sabi
ma, Ohio, where he now has charge
of large -four mill. The bride is wei
known here having graduated a
Earlham the year following her hus
band.
One of the most beautiful wedding'
of the season was that of Miss Bessie
Louck, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. EbeI
Louck, to Mr.. Roy Taylor, which tool
place last evening at the home of thu
brides parents on East Main street
The beautiful floral decorations were
carried out in green and white. Ii
the parlors were ferns, sweet pea
and lilies of the valley. In the lib
rary were curtains of smilaX AM
sweet peas. The Tetrauq quartz
stationed in the upper hall in bowe
of palms and ferns played the Lohen
grin wedding march, and during tn
ceremony gave the overture from
Cavalier de Rusticanni. The bride an
groom were met at the foot of tn
stairs by the Rev. David Louck, ur
Gle of the bride, who pronounced tn
| impressive service in the presence O
| the two families and q number O
friends. There were no attendants
| The bride wore a beautiful princes
gown of duchesse lace over chiffol
taffeta, and carried an arm boquet o
| lilies of the valley and ferns. Afte
the ceremony a wedding supper wa
served in several courses. The bride
table was laid with twelve covers, tn
center piece being a basket of ferns
valley lilies and southern roses. A
each place were cut glass candl
| sticks holding pale yellow candles
The place cards were painted il
sprays OF lilies and had the nam
of each guest written in gold. A
the brides table were Mr.. and Mrs
| Roy Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Rolan
| Louck, Mrs. Minnie Taylor, Florenc
Endsley, Ella Lemon. Maud Wright
Mr.. Garry Perkins, Charles Rosel
Arthur Hill and Oscar Roskoph NJ,
and Mrs. Taylor left for an extende
wedding trip through the east, an
on their return will be at home afte
July the first in Indianapolis. Anon
those attending the wedding froI
out of town were, Mr.. and Mrs. lie
Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Cahi,
Mrs. John Taylor, Mr.. and Mrs. C. T
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