Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-08-25
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81 me and October are generally con-
faded to be the months favored by the
bride, but this season August seems to
81 coming in for a goodly share Of bridal
festivities.
An interesting wedding was that Of
Miss Mary Vera Crosby, daughter of Mrs.
Katherine Crosby. and Thomas Edward
Clark, which occurredd this morning at
Q o'clock in Holy Cross church.
The altar was banked with palms. bas-
kets of pink blossoms and masses OF
ferns End greenery, and lighted by tapers
set in the cathedral candelabra.
A program of bridal music was given
by the church Organist preceding the
service, changing to the oridaf cnorus
from "Loaengrin" for the professional
Miss Margaret Ball, maid of honor,
wore an embroidered frock Of pink crepe
de chine combined with oriental lace, and
a pictrue hat Of black velvet. She car
ried an arm bouquet of pink roses.
Little Rosemary Clark. niece OF the
groom, in a dainty dress of white net
over pink, carried a basket OF PINK
rosebuds.
John clark, brother of the groom, was
best man; Jean Deiner and John William
Crosby acted as ushers.
The brides grown was OF white crepe
de chine. heavily embroidered, combined
swith tulle. -.
she wore a white panne velvet hat
trimmed with ostrich, and carried
shower bouquet of bride roses and valley
lilies.
Among the out-of-t town guests were Mr.
and Mrs. n. J. Smith of Chicago: Lon
clark. father Of the groom, of Lafayette;
Mr.. and Mrs. Berner Of Chicago, and MT
and Mrs. Frank Hall of Cincinnati.
Mr., and Mrs. Clark have gone on d
motor trip to the lakes, the bride travel,
ing i'm a French blue velour suit with hat
to match.
1913 Highland avenue.
An attractive wedding Of last nlSht
waS that of Miss Enid Ridgeway and
Dr Earl S. Gilchrist, which took place
AT the home of the brides parents, DR..
and Mrs. o. W. Ridgeway, 1877 PARK
avenue.
French baskets Of summer blossoms
in blue and yellow shades combined Win
feathery fern and smilax were used
through the parlors and were arranged
to form an altar, before which DR.. /. W.
Grafton, of the Third Christian church.
read the service.
A program of bridal music was given
by Miss Louise Kirtley.
Mrs. Arthur J. Perry, matron of honor,
wore her wedding gown of white taft
feta, embroidered in pearls, and carried
an arm bouquet of Mrs. Aaron Ward
roses and delphinium.
Miss Eleanor Thoms, in blue taffeta,
and Miss Ethel Swartz, in yellow tarreta,
carving arm bouquets of Mrs Aaron
ward roses, were the bridesmaids.
Little Janet Eberhardt and Betty
Ridgeway, as the flower maids wore
whita organdie and carried French bas-
kets Of roses.
. Master Arthur Gordon Perry, in 4
suit of black velvet, carried the ring
in a lily.
DR.. Harry Jones, a Psi Omega fra
ternity brother Of the bridegroom, acted
as best man.
The bride wore a gown of White tai
feta combined with silver lace finished
with pearl ornaments and fashioned with
a court train, and a tulle veil held In
place by a spray of orange blossoms.
She carried a shower bouquet of bride
roses and lilies of the valley.
Dr. and Mrs. Gilchrist have gone for
trip on the Great Lakes and will be at
home after Oct. in the Peter Pan apart
ments.
The marriage of Miss Title Kroeger
and Paul E. Krier was solemnized
yesterday in st. Patrick's church, Rev.
A E. Fisher, officiating.
The sacristy was banked with ferns
and masses of flowers in soft pastel
shades.
Miss Hermandine Kroeger, sister Of
the bride, as maid of honor, wore pink
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carried an arm bouquet Of pink rose
buds.
George L. Krier, brother of the bride
groom was best man, with Leo Y. Smith
and Carl Schultheis as ushers.
The bride wore frock Of white
Georgette crepe, combined with lace and
pears and a veil Of lace, and she car
ried a shower bouquet of bride roses.
A wedding breakfast was served after
I. the ceremony at the home Of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Il.
Kroeger.
Mr.. and Mrs Krier left yesterday for
a trip to Chicago and northern Michi-
gan and will be at home in indianapolis
on their return.
Masses Of aster and garden flowers in
pastel shades set against a background
of ferns. combined with ropes of smi-
lox, made an attractive setting for the
wedding of Miss Helen Lambert and
Herbert E. Redding. which took place
last night at the home of the brides
parents, DIR. and Mrs. 7 4. Lambert,
2s22 North New Jersey street.
Or. George L. Macintosh, president Of
Wabash college. read the service.
A program Of wedding music was given
by Mrs. Harold Antrim, vocalist, and
Mrs. F. B. Lambert, pianist.
Nathan c. Redding, brother of THE
bridegroom. acted as best man.
Mrs. H. L. Weick, sister of the bride,
as matrOn Of honor, wore her wedding
gown Of beaded Georgette crepe, and
carried sunburst roses.
Miss Virginia Kingsbury, bridesmaid,
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