The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-10-25
MIL TON HAS A
PRETTY WEDDING
Miss Elizabeth Morris and
Frederick Lantz Married
at High Noon.
CEREMONIES AT THE HOME
IMPRESSIVE SERVICE OF THE
FRIENDS CHURCH WAS USED
BOTH ARE WELL KNOWN
YOUNG PEOPLE.

| Milton, Ind. October "a (SpD-At
high noon today the wedding of Miss
Elizabeth Morris to Frederick Lantz
| took place at the home of the bride
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Morris,
on North Central Avenue, Milton The
house was beautifully decorated for
the occasion, the -parlor in pink car
nations and smilax and the library
which was the ceremony room in
white chrysanthemums and smilax
The service was said at the bay win
dow which was a bower of green and
white with immense clusters of white
chrysanthemums.
Miss Alice Beeson played a pro-
gram of wedding music using the bri-
dial march from Lohengrin for the
professional. The ribbon bearers
were sisters of the groom, the Miss
es Jesse and Louella Lantz, of Mil
ton, and Masters Richard and Morris
Burdsall, nephNws of the bride, of
Port Chester New York
The bridesmaid was the brides cou-
sin, Miss Esther Rogers of Pendle-
ton, and the groom was attended by
his brother Park Gresh Lantz, who
is a De PAW student. The ever beau
tfful and impressive marriage SER
vice of the Society of Friends was
used, the contracting parties. them
selves repeating the vows which was
followed by an invocation by the Rev.
A. r. Jones, pastor of Milton NJ E.
church.
The bride wore beautiful gown
of white crepe de Chine with trim
mings of Duchess lace. Miss Rogers
wore white silk batiste over pink with
trimmings OF lace and carried pink
chrysanthemumS.
Following the congratulations an
al courses was served by Mrs. Taylor
Richmond cateress. The brides la
BILE was beautiful in it's decorations
of asparagus plumosus combined with
white tulle draped from the chande-
lier and running to ends of the table.
A French basket of white chrysanthe
NUNS and green formed a pretty cen
ter piece. Seated at this table with
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lantz were
their attendants, also their parents, |
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Morris, Mr.. and |
Mrs. Lewis F. Lantz and the Rev. |
and Mrs. A. r. Jones.
The wedding gifts were valuable !
and numerous. Cut glass, silver and
china in beautiful designs and other |
articles expressing appreciation.
After wedding journey in the
South the young people will be at
home at the Morris home in Milton. |
Mrs. Lantz's going away gown was of
blue cloth, tailor made.
The out-of-town guests were: From |
Pendleton. Messrs. and Mesdames |
H. T. Lewis, J. J. Rogers, William |
Kennard, j. W. Zueblin; Mesdames
E. d. Whitley, John L. Thomas, Miss
es Esther Rogers, Muriel Thomas,
Edith Kinnard; Messrs. Benjamin
Rogers, Lewis w. Thomas, Miner l..
Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Nor
ris and daughter, Mildred Morris.
From Port Chester, New York,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellwood Burdsall and
sons, Richard and Morris.
From Richmond, Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward NJ. Liebhardt, Mr.. Henry Leib-
hardt, Misses India Smelser, Pearl
Green, Elizabeth Sands, Sara Coe and
Ethel Candy.
From indianapolis. Mrs Ruthanna
Huston and Verne Bragg.
From Connersville, Messrs and Mes
DANES Durbin Tatman and Frank
Tatman.
From Paramount, Robert Morris,
De PAW University.
From Hamilton, o., Homer Will
iams
From Muncie, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred B.
Jones.