Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-07-01

e lney.
s wing ne service a reception was
the home of the brides parents
Est North street.
ong the guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
bel Ralston, Miss Ruth Ralston, Mr..
Mrs. Elmer Crane. Dr.. and Mrs.
Wheeler, Miss Mary Wheeler, Mr..
Mrs Eugene Barrott. Miss Grace
Iott, Paul Casebeer, Miss Louise
;. Mr.. and Mrs. David Eader, Mr..
Mrs. Burl Fitch and Mrs. Ella Davis,
Indianapolis.
3and Mrs Edwards left for a short
ng trip and after their return they
be at home at So Connor street,
glesville.
Hiss Lucille Coppock, S1S4 Kenwood
enue, has returned from Buffalo, n. Y.
here she has been attending the Delta
NJ gina national convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy sellery, s115 North
Delaware street, left today for motor
home the first Of August
Miss Mary Wilson, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Samuel Wilson, 1928 Hoyt avenue,
sand Robert P. Jones were married last
Mrs. Jack Bevis of Houston, Tex,
matron Of honor, wore a frock OF pink
georgette crepe and carried an arm
bouquet Of pink roses.
Jack BeFis acted as best mdn.
Miss Marie Elmer, maid OF honor, was
also in pink georgette with a bouquet
Of pink roses.
Little Hazel Kinghin, in pale blue
crepe, carried the ring in a lily.
The bride wore draped froek OF white
crepe de chine combined with satin. Her
veil was arranged cap effect with
wreath Of orange blossoms, and she
lied a shower bouquet Of bride roses.
and Mrs. Jones have gone to
s. g Green, No. They viii be at home
Jug I at 232S Hoyt avenue.
ractive wedding was that OF
Evans and Benjamin Nichol-
Oh of Richmond, which took
night at the home of the
rents NJ. AID Mrs George H.
65iS North Meridian street.
4 sic of ,smilax roped between
edestals, topped with French bas-
pink rambler roses and delphi
ed TO the altar OF palms, ferns.
Of roses and laurel trees, lighted
se4 bedral candles.
81 sWillard o. Trueblood Of the
lends church read the service.
81 franc white Weber. harpist
Jackson violinist, gave a pro-
&<<1# bridal airs preceding the cere-
a. 500 I'D during the service.
Il1 Robert E Evans, matron of
&1ore her own bridal 'frock of
tin and carried a shower of
X <<41ith Evans, sister OF the bride.
- honor, was IN pink georgette
- arm bouquet of pink roses AMI
S. d.
< z veIyn White and Miss Louise
bridesmaids, wore. blue geor-
e1s 3 - ks and carried roses and lark
s <<d I. Farr acted as best man.
S 81 49, rides gown was of tulle over
~ : satin, with which she wore
Y anged cap effect caught with or
& q blossoms. Her bouquet was
Of roses, orchids and valley
.eption followed the service.
md Mrs. Johnson left Immediately
.he ceremony for their wedding
ION their return they will be al
In Richmond, Ind
e arches half hidden with pink
+ roses, masses Of green foliage,
y fern and rose trees, under the
low of innumerable candles, made
~ .ective setting for the wedding of
"a ertrude Shideler, daughter Of Mr..
~ q S 5. Edwin F. Shideler, 2S77 Suther-
venue, and Charles Duke Pearce,
aF&A Louisville, which took place last
Ss1 D the Second Presbyterian church
Owen D. Odell, pastor Of the
..<<&Z read the service.
= John D. Gould, matron of honor.
<&f<< wedding frock Of ivory satin
81 - Zerdraperies Of lace and carried a
i OF roses and delphinium.
M..4# , Carolyn Coffin, maid of honor,
\ % blue orgaIldie: Miss Elizabeth
e$ on, Miss Kdthryn Dean, brides
8 in lavender and pink organizes,
] da,'Ff Of delDhinium' roses
*. &c Miss Marjorie Doan, flower maid,
4nled frOck Of pale blue organdie.
"a 800 the ring il a French basket of
v Nzf< ~ bride wore white satin brocade,
IA with pearls, with an overdrapery
~ ~ and a veil studded with pearls.