The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Burton ]. Carr of the
keystone apartments, attended beau
tiful wedding at Springfield, Ohio,
Wednesday.
The bride was Miss Mary Louise
Dial, an intimate friend Of Mrs. Carr,
and the bridegroom Lewis Powell
Kalb. The affair was solemnized We'd
nesday evening at s o'clock at the
Christ Episcopal church and was one
OF the most beautiful weddings ever
solemnized in that edifice.
The high altar vases were filled with
white chrysanthemums. The altar
candles and sanctuary lights illumined
the interior Of the chancel. At the
head Of each pew where reception
guests and kinspeople were seated was
a butterfly bow of white tulle.
Previous to the nuptial hour Miss
Catherine Hartford, organist, played a
program. The bridegroom and his
best man, Harold Emerson, Of Belle
fontaine, Ohio, accompanied by the
officiating clergyman, the Rev. Richard
Baldwin Of Salamanca, N. Y, entered
from the sacristy and awaited the
bride and her retinue, who came in
from the rear door and approached
the altar down the center aisle.
First Of the party came Patterson
Cartmell and Clarence Schmidt stretch
ing broad satin ribbons. They were
followed by the four ushers, Wallace
Thomas, of Springfield; E. p. Barry,
of Buffalo, New York; Charles Zim-
norman and Seward Folsom of Lima,
Ohio. Then came the four brides
maids, wearing lovely dresses of the
cloth Of silver draped artistically with
yellow tulle. The skirts were Of mod
fish short length with court train. They
carried great sheaths of chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mrs. Patterson Cartmell was
matron Of honor and she wore a hand
some gown of white brocade. Little
Miss Elizabeth Robbins was flower
girl and her escort was Rodney Par
shall acting as page. The maid of hon
or was Miss Louise Parshall, of Union
town, Pa. The bride entered on the
arm of her father, George S. Dial. She
wore magnificent wedding dress of
satin artistically trimmed with white
tulle caught here and there with nose
gays of orange blooms The top of the
gown was hand embroidered. Her
court train was of white satin. The
bridal veil which fell in shimmering
folds to the hem Of her gown was
caught in her hair in coronet fashion
and she wore a wreath Of orange bios
sons. Her flowers were a shower
bouquet Of brides roses. valley lilies
and feathery ferns. Miss Dial was
,nt Of oh NV Nv Ko1h ~
whom she went up into the sanctuary
to be married by her uncle, the Rev.
Richard Baldwin. After the ceremony
there was reception at the Spring
field Country club. Mrs. w. S. Thomas,
mother of Mrs. Burton Carr, was
among those assisting in receiving. At
the brides table covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Carr with mem
bers of the wedding party. The bride
Travelled in suit of midnight blue.
They will reside in Springfield.
Miss Ruth Scott entertained men,
bers of a card club Thursday after
noon at her home, North Tenth street.
The game was played at several tab
les. Miss Dorothy Land was fortunate
in securing the favor. A delicious
luncheon was served. Next Wednes-
day afternoon Miss Esther Coate has
the club.
Announcement coming as surprise
10 many persons is the marriage of
Mr. Arthur l.. Bundy to Miss Ger
trude Lenick which was solemnized