The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-10-11
rBAcH-cLIrrINGER NuprrALs.

Miss Anna Eileen Ibach and Gilbert
r. Clippinger OF Indianapolis were
united III marriage at a beautiful
nuptial event solemnized last evening
at the Homewood residence of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph C.
Ibach, 954 South Holman street II
was one of the prettiest of the October
weddings and there were between fifty
and seventy five friends and relatives
of the young people present for it.
Many of the guests came from a dis
lance. Miss Edna Shook of Lafayette
Ind presided at the plano and she
played a program of bridal music as
the guests arrived and were ushered to
the parlors. Just before the hour for
the ceremony she sang two numbers
very beautifully. They were Beloved
1t Is Morn" and 20 Promise Me- For
the entrance of the bride and groom
and their attendants she played Men
delsohn's Wedding March Ropes of
smilax and white satin ribbon were
stretched from the stairway through
the large living room to form an aisle
through which the bridal party passed.
In the brides party were her sister.
Miss Mary Ibach. who served as maid Of
honor and little Mary Johnston. who
carried the ring. The groom entered
with his best man, his brother Henry
Foster Ciippinger of indianapolis. Miss
Ibach followed, alone. Little Mary
Johnston preceded the bride who enter
ed with her father. They were met at
the bridal altar by DR.. H. C. Clippinger
Of New Albany. Ind, the father of the
groom. who performed the ceremony.
Episcopal church was used.
The ceremony was performed under a
beautiful arch of palms, ferns and green
vines. Pink roses were intermingl led
among the vines and tall baskets filed
with killarney roses were placed at
either side of the altar. The vines made
an attractive decoration for the arches
and windows. In the music room the
autumn tints were carried out in the
decorations. Autumn foliage and mass
es of hydrangea were used to carry
out the red and gold tints. The recep-
tion hail was pretty with the same
decorations. In the dining room the
colors were pink and white. Pink and
white chrysanthemums were the flow
ers used and the colors were carried OUT
prcttily with pink and white candles
with the chrysanthemum shades. The
flowers and vines decorated the table.
The bride wore a handsome COSTUME
| Oh WHITE DUCHESS SdtiIl anu duchess race
A wreath of lilies of the valley held
| her long lace veil in place and her
bouquet was of brides roses. She
| travelled in a tailored suit of wistaria
broad cloth and she wore tailored hat
Miss Ibach was gowned in pink silk
crepe meteor, yelled with lace. Her
bowers were pink roses. Little Mary
j Johnston wore a dainty white lace
froclx over pink silk
| A wedding supper was served after
the reading of the marriage service
Refreshments in two courses were
served from tables in the dining room.
The hours for the reception continued
until eleven o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clippinger left during the evening for
a short wedding trip after which they
will go to their home in indianapolis
They will be at home" after November
18th.
| The bride is the younger daughter O.
Mr. and Mrs. j. G. Ibach and has made
her home with her parents in Hammond
| for several years She graduated from
the Hammond high school in the class
| of 1905 after which she attended De
PAW College at Greencastle. Ind. She
graduated from DePauw in the class OF
1910. She is an accomplished musician
and during her years in the high school
Twas member of the Comedy Company