The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1910-08-11
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An account OF the Luken- Dittoe
wedding. celebrated yesterday In TT.
Wayne. 10 A. follows:
One OF the most beautiful weddings
ut the year took place at the Cathe-
dral this morning ut o'clock and
united Miss Margaret Mary Dittoe.
daughter OF Mrs. Margaret Dittoe. Of
East Wayne street. and Mr.. Lawrence
Herman Luken, OF Richmond. Ind. No
Invitations were issued for the we'd
ding, but the charming bride has been
q great social favorite in this city and
a large number of friends gathered at
the church to witness the ceremony.
Mr.. Noll. orRanist at the Cathedral.
played the wedding music and Father
Quinlan read high mass. During the
service Mr.. Maurice Meier sang sew
eral beautiful solos. At 9 o'clock the
organ sounded the first notes Of the
impressive march from "Lohengrin"
and the bridal party, headed by
Messrs. Albert and Peter Dittoe. as
ushers, entered the church and pro
ceeded down the aisle. Following the
ushers came Miss Alice Dittoe. a Sis
ter Of the bride. as honor maid. and
the bride walked with her brother. Mr..
Charles Dittoe. who gave her away.
The bridal robe was an exquisite crea-
ton OF sheer French batiste and Irish
point, with insets OF Valenciennes
lace. The mode was simple and girl
ish and exceedingly becoming to the
attractive bride. Instead OF flowers
the bride carried white prayer books
with floral and ribbon markers. y
picture hat OF white maline covered
with white French plumes completed
the costume. Miss Dittoc wore an ele.
giant gown Of apricot satin made In
the princess style. The front panel Of
the robes was OF heavy gold lace and
touches OF gold and folds OF the satin
were used on the bodice. A large
white hat covered with willow plume
and trimmed with touches of gold was
worn with this costume and an arm
ful OF brides roses tied with gauze
ribbons gave the finishing touch to the
picture. Mr.. william Fcrstrel, of Chi.
caso. served az groomsman. Follow.
Ing the service the bridal party re-
turned to the home Of the bride.
where Mrs. Schumacher served an ele.
CANT wedding breakfast. The guests
included only the members OF the
bridal party and the immediate rela.
tives OF the young couple. The house
was prettily decorated with roses and
carnations. while snowy hydrangea
were used In the dining room. The
brides table was carried out In white
and green. with an artistic arrange
n,ent OF hydrangea and ferns In the
center. A handsome wedding cake
marked the place Of tho bride. The
other guests were seated at small
tables arranged in the various rooms
and each had It's decoration OF white
and Ereen. At noon Mr.. and Mrs.
Luken left for an extensive trip
through the east. after which they will
20 to Richmond. where they will go IN
housekeeping. For travelling the bride
wore . tailored suit and hat to match
of tan. Mr.. Lukcn is associated with
his father In the Wholesale and retail
drug business In Richmond Among
the out OF town guests present were
Mr.. A. q. Luken. the father OF the
groom, from Richmond: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Harrington, Mrs. Frank McDoh'
nell. Miss Marie Davis and Miss Anna
Harrington, all from Richmond.
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VISITING MERE.
Miss ClaN Louise Lynn. of East
End, Pittsburg. Ia visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. +. N. Crowell at their home III
South Seventeenth street.
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TO DELIVER LECTURE.
Rev. rolger Wilson will deliver his
lecture on The Holy Land" Sunday
afternoon at two-thirty o'clock Mt the
Orange Friends church. about three