The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1916-06-30
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Lear, was solemnized last evening at
8 o'clock al the home OF the brides
parents or the Natiora! road. east. IN
the presence OF a number OF wedding
guests. including relatives and inti
mate friends.
Tho room chosen for the ceremony
was profusely decorated Win roses
and greenery. An arch made OF t0e
roses and which was very at1ractse,
formed a background for the oriaai
party. Roses with greenery were en-
twined about the stairway. Smiih1
adorned the chandeliers.
Previous 70 the service Miss Pearl
Warner, an accomplished musician
sang several bridal selections followed
by tho Lohengrin wedding marcn
played ~ Miss Mary Thomas. ),
The Rev. E. r. Davis Of the Second
PRESBYTERIAN church, the o1iclating
clergyman. descended the STAIRS .ol
lowed by the ring bearer, Master Cdii
McLear. a nephew OF the brloe' Se1.
came the bridegroom with MS Dese
man, Mr.. Garland McLear. a oro.nel
OF the bride. They were followed oy
the brides maid, Miss Eva King VINO
wore a dainty frock OF pink nowesed
marouisette. Dorothy and Martha NC.
Lear. nieces of the bride, entered
carving baskets filed with plnK
roses, The bride entered the cere-
mony room on the arm OF her fatner'
Her gown was OF white net over SILK
trimmed with bands OF satin. sne
carried brides bouquet of roses and
valley lilies.
| Following the service an informal
reception was held. An elaborate
dinner In sereval courses was served.
The brides table was decorated IN
mink and white roses Pink candies
In crystal holders with pretty shaaes
we're also used.
The attendants with out OF Town
guests were seated at this table.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwards lett last ev'
ening for an extended trip through
the west, stopping at Denver, Salt
Lake CITY and Seattle, washington.
The bride travelled in navy blue SUIT
with hat and other accessories 10 cor
respond. They will be at home AFTER
| August l in Fort Wayne.
The bride is prominent young
woman OF this city and has peen d
| member OF the Second presbyterian
church for some time.
Mrs Mary Sands and MISS BOSS
sands left this morning for Chicago,
where they will visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry McMinn, who
were recently married, have returned
from a wedding trip to Ierre Haule'
Danville, H., and other points. They
will be at home after July IL at 10y
South Twenty-first street.
At o'clock Saturday morning
the ST. Andrews church will be the
scene of pretty wedding when MISS
Bertha Boppart, daughter OF DR.. ana
Mrs. Adolph Boppart and Mr. Martin
Clarity of Cleves, O., will be married
in the presence Of the members OF the
church and a large coterie OF friends.
The altar will be handsomely dec
Grated with flowers and ferns, so at
tractive at this time OF year. PROBES
sor Richter, organist. Will play pro-
gram of bridal airs as the guests are
being seated by the ushers, Messrs.
Joseph Waterman, cousin OF the
bride, and Ray Geier. During the
ceremony Mr. Geier and Mr.. Joseph
Vessel will sing. Miss Bertha Walter
mann will be maid Of honor and Mr..
Elmer O'Laughlin of Evanston, Ill,
will be best man. The service VIII
be read by the Rev, Father Roell at
high mass. Several out Of town guests
will be in attendance. After the cere-
mony a breakfast and reception will
be- held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
H. B. Waterman, South Twelfth
street.
Mrs. F. D. Thompson is the guest
of the Misses Griest at their home In
Marion.
Miss Katherine Van Ausdal OF Day
ton, O.. will spend the week end with