The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-10-27
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Ono Of the most elaborate we'd
dings ever celebrated In this city was
that Of Miss Deborah Sedgwick,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Sedgwick, and Mr.. Henry Crew Pat
ton OF Danville. virginia. The affair
was marked by Its briliancy and was
beyond doubt one Of the most beauti.
full affairs Of the autumn season.
The wedding was celebrated at six
thirty o'clock In the Reid Memorial
church In the presence OF large
number OF wedding guests. The bride
n q member of one of the city's most
prominent families and has host OF
friends and acquaintances here. The
church which 10 beautiful edifce
was enhanced with attractive decora.
lions Of palms and ferns. Placed on
pedestals OF the organ loft were four
tall vases Of chrysanthcmums. Ropes
of smilax were used In festooning the
chancel. On either side Of the chancel
palms were placed. Az the guests as
sembled Miss Constance Foster pre-.
sided at the organ and played beau
tiful program Of bridal airs. Miss
Marie Kaufman. q well known vocal
lot of this city sang the Lohengrin
wedding march which was used for
the entrance of the party. Previous
TO the entrance she sang because" In
An effective manner. her music add
ing much to the effectiveness OF the
occasion. While the ritual was said
the organ was played softly. DR.. 8
r. Lyon performed the ceremony.
About four hundred guests were
seated by tho ushers. Mr.. Richard
eedgwick. Mr.. F. Patton Of Pittsburg
Mr.. John and Hannah Scheduled. OF
Danville. Virginia. The pews for the
guests Of honor were marked by
pretty white ribbons fastened with
handsome bows. The wedding party
entered from either side Of the church
the ushers and bridesmaids appearing
alternately In the north and south
aisles and meeting at the chancel with
the groom and Mr.. Albert Patton. best
man. The bride entered the church
on the arm Of her father who gave hel
away. She was preceded by the ma
tron Of honor. Mrs. James Irwin. OF
Danville. Virginia. The bride. who II
one Of the most beautiful young WON
en- Of this city wore an elegant cos
tune Of old ivory satin with . court
train. the latter caught near the hem
with . cluster of orange blossoms
The gown was made empire fashion
beautifully trimmed with Venetian
lace. Pearl trimmings were used on
the corsage. The sleeves were short
and Of lace. An ornament with SIX
pendant diamonds. the gift of the
groom was worn by the bride. Hel
veil was of tulle being fastened with
q crown Of orange blossoms. She car.
ried . shower bouquet Of valley lilies
and roses. The matron Of honor wore
. handsome gown Of yellow liberty
satin with . short train and overdress
Of yellow marQuisette. with ornamen
tations OF lace. She wore q Grecian
hand OF gilt In her coiffure.
Tho bridesmaids. Miss Margaret
sedgwick. sister OF the bride. Miss
Florence MCGUIRE. of this city and
Miss Marjorie Seeds. Of Springfield
Ohio, were gowned alike In charming
costumes Of soft green liberty satin
decollete with demi.trains. draped
with the green marquisette and high
strides OF the satin. Miss Seeds
dress had Q deep bertha OF gold net
edged with gold fringe about the low
corsase. the same appearing on the
skirt and just above the girdle. Gold
lace was used ON the gowns Of Miss
9cdgwick and Miss Mcclure. the three
bridesmaids wearing the 0reciaI
banda Of gold In their hair. COLDER
slippers and long green gloves, carry
Ing great clusters Of the deep yellow
chrysanthemums. The ensemble ef
feet Of the wedding party was pictur
esque In the extreme and the use Of
the echo organ and chimes during the
presence OF the guests and the wed
ding party in the church. added to the
impressiveness.
After the ceremony . dinner was