The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-12-23
GlASCOCk-WOOD.


A beautiful home wedding was
celebrated this morning at nine
o'clock at the home OF Mrs. l.. II.
Wood on South Seventh street. The
bride was her daughter, Miss Ruth
Wood and the groom Mr.. Henry Hob
son Glascock Of Chicago, Illinois.
The house was arranged in an at
tractive manner with the Christmas
colors red and green. In the oarlors
ropes of cedar and holly were utiiiz-
ed. On the nantes clusters OF white
carnations and roses were placed. In
the second parlor a large white we'd
ding bell was suspended from the
chandelier.
The ceremony was performed in
the front parlor, an altar having been
made between the two windows. Be-
fore the bank Of palms a cathedral
candelabra in which burned white
tapers. was placed. This formed a
background for the wedding party.
The wedding guests were received
in the two reception rooms on the
north. which were decorated with the
crepe paper ribbons, cedar strands
and holly The archway between the
parlors was arranged with the white
and green strands in the form Of a
drapery, tied with white ribbons. a
white wedding bell was also used in
further decoration. Rev. Levi Pen
nington performed the ceremony, the
full ring service being used. Miss
Lucy White. student at Earlham
college attended the bride. The
groom was attended by the bride S
brother, DR.. Wyatt S. Wood.
The bride was beautiful in her elab-
crate white satin gown. made prin-
cess, with a wide girdle fashioned of
the satin material trimmed in roset-
ties. The bodice had yoke and
sleeves of net ornamented with appli-
que. The sleeves were capped with
satin points. She wore a band OF
pearls in her hair. Her boQuet was a
large shower one of roses. tied with
gauze ribbons.
The bridesmaid wore a gown OF
white silk null, with panel Of Irish
lace down the front. She carried a
boquet of blush roses.
Mrs. Walter Carver played the 10.
hengrin march for the entrance, Mr.
Leroy Lacey singing Il Love You
Truly" and "Oh, Promise Me-" be.
fore the ceremony, and How Shall
'-ove Thee" Immediately after.
After the ceremony buffet break.
fast was served in the dining ROOM
The decorations were red carnations
with green and red crepe ribbons car
ried from the chandelier to the win
dows and doorways, the chandelier
having the holly berries and leaves
used in profusion with a red Christ
mas bell suspended beneath. In the
bow window was hung a large red
bell. filled with palms and Towering
plants. The table in the center OF
the room used for the display of the
wedding presents which were numer
Gus and handsome, including objects
in cut glass, silver, china and Other
media, sent from Texas. Missouri
Belvidere and Greensboro, N. c.. Chi
cago, Indianapolis. Anderson. Middle
town. Greenfield. Eaton. Rochdale
Terre Haute and other cities.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glascock left today
for Missouri, where they will visit Mr.
Glascock's parents. Later they will
take up a residence in Chicago.
The town guests were: Mr.. ant
Mrs. Benjamin Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs
John II. Johnson, Dr. and Mrs. Char
les Marvel, Mr.. and Mrs. Quincy Hill
d.. and Mrs. S. c. Marley, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Walter Carver. Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Mather, Mr.. and Mrs. d. L
Mather. Mr.. and Mrs. William J
Hiatt. DIR. and Mrs. E. H. Mendenhall
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Jenkins, Mr.
and Mrs. w. p. Haughton. Mrs. Saral
Crockett, Miss Esther Crockett. Mrs
Hannah D. Francisco. Mr.. and Mrs
Timothy Wilson. Mr.. and Mrs. JOSEPH
Ratliff. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Fl. Kel
sey. Miss Susan. Miss Stella and Mis-
Albertha Kelsey. Mr., Mather and Mr.
Wayland Kelsey, Mr.. and Mrs. Samue
Mather. Miss Irene and Miss Naom
Mather, Mr.. Ernest, Mr.. Earl and Mr.
d. l.. Mather, Jr; Miss Elizabeth ant
Miss Martha Horney. Mr.. Stonehil
keates. MIR. Glenn Whitesell. Mr. Alv;
Alexander. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doan
Miss Barbara Beckman. Mr.. Dude.
Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. William McGrew
Mr.. Richard Hoover. Miss Anna Sy
monds. DR.. Lee Hoover. Miss Edn;
Hoover. Mr.. and Mrs. Edward BELLS
Miss Susan Crowell, Rev. and Mrs
W. N. Nelson. Mrs. Ella Dennis. MI
and Mrs. Finley Newlin. Miss Jenni