The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-12-04
VAN ZANT.HAGEN.


daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin J.
Hagen, and Roy Thurston Van Zant.
employed on the Richmond Palladium,
published at Richmond. Ind. were the
principals in a pretty wedding cele-
brated at noon today at the Hagen
home at Fl McVtcar street.
About So guests. with few excep-
lions relatives Of the contracting par
ties, witnessed the ceremony, which
WAS performed by the Rev. Cauley II.
Perrin, pastor OF the First Methodist
church. Their attendants were the
married sister Of the bride and her
husband. Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Snedeker
OF Hillsdale. Tho wedding party enter
ed to the Mendelssohn march played
by Miss Hazel Osborn. and took their
places under a white bell artistically
trimmed In smilaX White bunting was
passed from the bell to the corners Of
the double windows and this was trim
med with smilax. The chandeliers
were trimmed with smilax and white
rug had been placed under the bell.
The brides gown was of white silk
with white chiffon overdress and she
carried brides roses Mrs. Snedeker
wore tan gown and carried pink car
nations The wedding dinner was serv-
ed by Mrs. Len Clapp and Miss Mil
dred Nicholson. cousins of the bride,
Mrs. Charles Hagen. also relative,
Mrs. George Bowen, Miss Alice Rea-
soner, intimate friends and Mrs. Ed. T.
Slack, Mrs. Clapp and Miss Nicholson
had been chosen to sit at
the brides table, which was
prettily decorated with ros-
es. carnations and smilax, carrying out
n color scheme Of pink and white. Cow
ers at this table were laid for the
bride and groom, their attendants, Mr..
and Mrs. Snedeker, the parents of the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Hagen. Mrs. Craft,
the grandmother, the parents of the
groom. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Zant, the
Rev Perrin and Donald Snedeker, the
little nephew Of the bride. The other
guests were served at small tables
scattered over the house.
Mr.. Van Zant and his bride antici.
pate taking short trip. II their
friends do not interfere with their
plans. but they are making no definite
announcements. neither the bride and
groom nor their friends as to their
intentions. The bride will travel in
gray and eventually they will reach
Richmond. Ind. They will reside at 6O3
South Thirteenth street.
Mr.. Van Zant 10 the only son OF Mr..
and Mrs. James Van Zant and has al
ways resided in Richmond. He is a
printer by trade. and employed in the
advertising department of the Palla-
dunn. a daily paper published there.
The romance dates back to an &C.
quaintance begun In Richmond when
the bride. who had attended ST. Jo-
seph's Academy after leaving high
school spent some time with her aunt,
Mrs. John Mitchell. who Is now in
Florida.
Lately the bride has been employed
in tho office of Koehn Son. For two
years previous to making this change
she had been employed as saleswoman
at the DeFoe store. Naturally friendly,
and pianist Of considerable ability.
she has been quite popular and enjoys
a wide acquaintance.
Among the guests from distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. James Van Zant,
Carl Beckman. an intimate friend Of
the bridegroom. also from Richmond.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. 8. Snedeker and son
Donald Of Hillsdale. the married sister
Of the bride. and her husband togeth-
er With their son Donald Snedeker,
Mrs. Ray Schuler Of jackson an init
a fhA hr;I
Hummer and Mrs. Hattie Love Of De-
troit. aunts OF the bride.-Adrian
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