The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-04-19
6ROWN.SCHNEiDER.

A most beautiful wedding coming
soon after the Lenten season was that
Of Mr.. Frank T.. Brown. son OF Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Brown, ana MISS
Katherine Schneider. the charming
and accomplished daughter oil MT. ana
Mrs. Philip Schneider. The affair
was celebrated last evening at seven
thirty O'Clock at the home OF the
brides parents in South Fifteenth
street. About thirty.hve guests. init
mate friends and relatives OF the
Young peopIe. witnessed the ceremony
which was performed by the Rev. lie
vi Pennington of the south Eighth
Street Friends church. The full ring
service was used The bride and groom
received the guests.
The house presented an attractive
appearance with its many decorations
consisting of spring flowers, palms
and ferns.
In the parIor where the ritua! was
said white carnations and ferns were
used In cmbeliishing. The bridal par
~ was preceded tn the improvised al
tar by the little niece and nephew OF
the bride. Mr. Philip Schneider
and little Miss Martha Schneider OF
indianapolis. Little Miss Schneider
assisted I'm the service by holding the
bridal bouquet when the ring was be
ing slipped on the brides finger. she
wore "A pretty lingerie dress trimmed
In blue. Master Philip Schneider was
ring bearer. carrying the ring in a
white Gala lily.
The bride was beautiful in hand
some gown of Japanese silk cause
hand embroidered I'm violets and blue
bowknots over taffeta silk. The gown
was imported from Japan and was a
lovely creation. In her hair she wore a
wreath of white sweet peas and ferns.
Her bouquet was "a shower one made
of brides roses and fastened with
strands Of satin ribbon.
Immediately after the ceremony the
guests We're invited to the dining room
where u supper In courses was serv-
cd. All tho decorations in this apart
ment were in pink and green
The brides table was especially pref
~ with It's decorations. In the center
of the table was IA mound of pink
roses. Beautiful candle holders with
the white tapers and capped with
pink tinted shades tied with green
cause bows were utilized In adding
briilaacy tn the scene. The place
cards were hand painted designs In
green and white. Smilax festooned
the chandeliers. Cuny lace mats
were also used. Seated at the brides
table with the bride and groom were
MIR. Charles Roser, Miss Ella Dickey
Mr.. Alva Young of indianapolis. Miss
Ethel Brown. sister of the groom,
Mr. David Porterfield and Miss Rhoda
rcrterfeld OF indianapolis.
The other guests were served at
small tables placed about the apart
ments. These were also appointed in
pink and white. but not quite so
deliberately.
MIR. and Mrs. Brown will reside In
Chicago. where Mr.. Brown has posi-
ton with an architectural firm. The
brides going away gown was light
gray tailored suit. Her hat was black
ornamented with plumes. Their many
friends here are glad to extend hearty
congratulations and wish them well
In their new home. The bride has
been one of the most popular young
women of this city and will be great
IL missed by her coterie of friends.
Mr.. Brown Is a graduate of the local
high school and also of Purdue uni
versity. He Is equally we'll and favor
ably known here.
The out of town guests were Mrs.
John Rain of Cincinnati, Mr., and Mrs.
John Risinger of Eaton. Ohio: Mr..
and Mrs. Philip Schneider. Jr.. Mas
ter Philip Schneider. Miss Martha
Schneider, Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Por-
tcrield MIR. David Porterield. Miss
Rhoda Portertield and Mr.. Alva Young
of indianapolis. On account of the