The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1907-09-11

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| A simple, but beautiful and impress
sive wedding was solemnized Tuesda.
evening. when Miss Elizabeth Nixor
became the bride of Mr.. Arthur Charles
/ Lindemuth, the ceremony being per
formed at seven thirty O'Clock. at the
home of the bride on North Tent
street. Eighty invitations were IS
sued. The full Episcopal ceremony
with the ring. was used, the Rev. d. c
Huntington officiating. Previous t.
the ceremony the Tetrauq quartet rem
dered a program of appropriate airs
opening with Weber's Wedding Hymn
others being Schubert's serenade, violir
and harp, Rubenstein's Song Without
Words" and Mendelssohn's Spring
Song" During the strains of the last
number the groom, accompanied by
the minister. came down the broad
stairway and proceeded to the north
end of the large drawing room, where
before the mantel. the ceremony was
performed Announcing the entrance
of the bride. who also came down the
stairway, were the strains Of the Lob
engrin wedding march. Mr.. Frank
Nixon, brother of the bride, met her
at the newell post of the stairway and
together they entered the drawing
room. The ceremony was performed
with the bride and groom kneeling on
a white satin covered prize dieu. during
which the music was changed to Bart
let's 20 Perfect Love-" Immediately
following the ceremony Mendelssohn's
wedding march was played and follow
ing this a program consisting of a
French horn solo, Call Me Thine
own" with harp accompaniment and
violin obligato, vocal quartet, Loves
Old Sweet Song" Bellenghfs Suite of
Italian love songs, vocal quartet, We
netian Love Song" and Schuman's
"Traumerie.' with other selections,
were rendered.
The bride was gowned in handsome
creation of chiffon cloth over chiffon
petticoats with bertha of rare lace. In
her hair she wore wreath of Japanese
smilax Her bouquet was shower
one of white brides roses.
were most beautifully and effectively
arranged. white and green being the
colors that predominated throughout.
The mantel. before which the ceremo-
ny was performed, was banked with
stately hydrangeas and Japanese Gle
mats and the greenery also was en-
twined around the chandelier. In the
yecond parlor white astors and clematis
were used. In the dining room,
white astors were also used. The
place cards were white rose designs.
The table was covered with a white
satin damask cloth, in the center of
which was a great cluster OF white as
tors resting on mirror. Crystal can
bearing white tapers were
on either side and also on the buffet,
were the astors and white tapers. A
buffet supper of two courses was serv-
ed
Seated at the brides table, were. be-
sides the bride and groom, Mrs. jean
nette G.. Leeds. Mr.. Russell NJ. Seeds of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Nix
On. Mr. and Mrs. William B. Iddings.
Of Dayton. Mrs. Belle Sutton of Day
ION. Miss Nora White of Springfield.
Ohio. Mr.. harry Carnell of Dayton and
Mrs. Louise White.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindemuth left Tues
lay evening for Great Lakes trip.
and on their return will be at home to
heir friends on South Fifteenth street.
Both are well known in the affairs of
he city and have the congratulations
If a large circle of friends. Mr.. Lin
lemuth is prominent attorney and is
with several business con-
,erns in the city.
Among the out-of-town guests at the
Wedding. were Judge and Mrs Brown.
Nr. and Mrs. William B. Iddings. Mr..
Ind Mrs Stoddart. Mr.. and Mrs. Stan
and. Mr.. and Mrs. Graves. Mrs. Belle
Sutton, Mrs. Hughs, of Dayton, Ohio;
Miss Van Ausdal. Mr.. Lewis G. Rey-
holds. Mr.. Harry Carnell. Mrs. Frank
Patterson. Miss Nora White. General j.
Warren Kefer. of Springfield. Ohio:
dr. Russell NJ. Seeds of Indianapolis.
dr. Charles Nixon. Mrs. James F. Nix
IN and Mrs. Mary Staub of Dayton. o.
The Rev and Mrs. A. G. Neal form
srly of Richmond. have issued invita-
ions for the celebration of their
wenty-fifth wedding anniversary at
heir home in Alexandria. Ind, Sep
ember 81.
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Mrs. John Jordan was hostess for a
delightful meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the East Main Street