The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-09-09

the FIRST presbyterian cnurcn last ev-
ening witnessed one Of the most beau
tiful weddings, which has occurred in
this city for several seasons. The
bride was Miss Anna Ross. niece to
Mr.. and Mrs. George Becker and the
groom Mr. Hugh Elliott Mauzy of
Rushville, Ind. About three hundred
and fifty guests attended. The altar
was banked with palms and ferns. At
either side of the chancel, tall cathed-
raj candles were used adding to the
beauty Of the decorative motif. Mrs.
Clayton B. Hunt. former teacher of
the bride. presided at the organ She
played the following program of bridal
airs:
Legende .................. Hastings
Venetian Love Song .......... Nevin
Humoresque DvoraK
Nocturne ................... Monro
CdpTIcc ...'.....'. ..'..... AeAoieio
Marche Nuptiale ............ Wachs
Arrangement OF Schubert's Serenade
by Penfield
Ilohengrin Wedding March
A Chopin Nocturne, during the cere-
mony
Mendelssohn March.
Mr.. Carl Morris of New York. best
man, SANG beautiful solo. entitled
Beloved 1t lis Morn" Mr.. Morris has
a wonderful voice and the guests we,a
charmed with his music. The bridal
party entered to the strains Of Lohen-
grin's wedding march. Mr.. Clifford
Brown Of Chicago, Mr. Paul Griffin of
Gary. Ind, Mr.. Byron Huff of Mar
tinsville and Mr.. Mauzy Of Rushville,
ushers, preceded the bride down the
north center aisle. Miss Louise
Mauzy, Of Rushville. Ind, Miss Bessie
Thompson, Miss Elsie Beeler and Miss
Ruby Wilson, brides maids came
down the south aisle. The maid OF
honor, Miss Marjorie Pencil follow.
ing down the center. Miss Ross en-.
tering alone and meeting Mr.. Mauzy
and Mr.. Morris at the chancel rail
Rev. Thomas J. Graham performed
the ceremony. the church ritual ser.
vice being used. During the ceremony
Mrs. Hunt played Chopin .Nocturne
softly. The bride was charming in
her elaborate gown of white satin
made princess fashion. with a semi
empire effect. A lace panel edged
with fringe extended from the EN-.
broidered yoke to the hem of the
gown. Her tulle veil was fastened
with n semi-wreath of Japanese Gle.
mats and ferns. She carried a show
er boCuet of valley lilies and clematis
Miss Marjorie Pennell wore a gown
- u,hita Drama do china %r3mynod IN
laces. She carried an armful Of pink
roses. The same flowers being worn
in her hair. Miss Elsie Beeler was
costumed In yellow satin, Miss Wilson
in pink. Miss Thompson blue and
Miss Mauzy green. Miss Wilson's
gown and also Miss Mauzy's were low
necked All the maids wore wreaths
of roses and carried bouquets of white
asters and asparagus ferns tied with
tulle.
Immediately after the ceremony 8
reception was held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Becker on South Elev
enth street. In the receiving line
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Becker. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Mauzy. Mrs. NJ. A. Dixor
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mauzy
About one hundred and fifty guests
were received.
Asters and smilax were utilized II
decorating the reception rooms.
buffet luncheon was served. In the
dining room yellow and white was the
color scheme. Strands OF smilax en-
twined the chandeliers. A center
piece for the table was large basket
filled with yellow and white blossoms
Candelabra holding yellow tapers
lighted this apartment. Mr.. and Mrs
Mauzy left last evening for a wedding
journey. Her going away gown was o.
blue cloth and black MORE silk. She
wore q large black hat trimmed with
plumes. They will be at home after
November first in Rushville. Ind.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mauzy. Mrs
M. A. Dixon, Mr.. Frank Dixon, Miss
Belle Dunnohew. Mrs. Elizabeth Burt
Miss Minnie Burt, Miss Louise Burt
Mr. Posey Denning. Mr.. Francis Moor
One nf tho aduanfannS