Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-04-24
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The wedding of Miss Carol Marie Rid
path, daughter of DR.. and Mrs. Henry
Ridpath, 1915 North New Jersey street,
and Joseph H. Dewey of Brookfield, Mo,
took place this afternoon at the home of
the bride, Rev. F. S. C. Wicks officiat
ing. Carrie Hyatt Kennedy played the
Lohengrin wedding march during the
professional, with the Mendelssohn march
as the occasional. Cadman's "At Dawn
ing was played during the ceremony.
Baskets of roses and ferns were used
through the parlors, tall palms and
blooming plants forming the altar. Ivory
white taffeta was worn by the bride aud
she carried a shower bouquet of orchids
and lilies of the valley. There were no
attendants. The going away costume was
of midnight blue tricotine, with a chic
hat of the same shade. Among the guests
were Raymond c. Ridpath Of Sioux City,
Ia; Miss Mary Dewey and Paul Dewey of
Brookfield, Mo-; James Dewey of Omaha,
Neb.; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clifford and
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Clifford of Leban-
on, Miss Martha Ridpath Of Greencastle,
Miss Anne Pettet and Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer
Roberts Of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey
will spend several weeks in Chicago and
win he at home after June l mt 1915
North New Jersey street.
a wedding Of interest which took place
today at noon was that of Miss Ruth vii
son. daughter of Or. and Mrs. A. l.. VIII
son. 4172 Carrolton avenue, and Ned A.
Barker Of WortAington, Ind. Miss VIII
son served ten months in France as n
nurse. Mr.. Barker also was in service.
Another feature Of the marriage is that
today is the anniversary of the brides
father and mothers marriage and Rev,
NJ. Il. Hyde of French Lick, who Of
fciated at their wedding, performed the
ceremony today Mrs. Bruce Maxwell, one
Of the guests, witnessed both marriag es.
Richard Barker, brother Of the groom
sang "At Dawning." Miss Freda Hart
accompanied and played the wedding
march pink roses and ferns were used
through the parlors, ana baskets Of yell
low roses decorated the dining room. Lat
tees Of pink rambler roses, tall ferns and
cathedral candleabras formed an effective
altar. The bride wore a draped gown Of
ivory crepe meteor and carried a shower
bouquet of tiny roses and lilies Of the
valley. Out-of-tOwn guests included WIN
Barker of Springfield. Ill; Mrs. w. Z.
Barker, Miss Josephine Andrews and
Theodore Barker Of Worthington. Mr..
and Mrs. Barker will be at home after
May 10 in Worthington.
MI. ana MIS- horace IS. AutuWeN nave
returned TO Indianapolis, after sem
porary residence in Chicago. and Will he
Mt home at 5941 College avenue. Mrs.
Coldweu studied, while In Chicago, with
Arthur Burton. baritone. and well-known
musical coach.
ST. Margaret's Hospital Guild win meet
Tuesday with Mrs. Harry X. Dunn, the
Gawayne apartments, 317t North Illinois
street
Samuel A. Peck Of the Diamond chain
works will be the speaker for the WON
ans city club meeting Tuesday night in
the clubrooms 2i6i3 North Meridian
street. The Womans Efficiency club win
meet with the City club.
SIR. and Mrs Chaplin Wagner, who have
been spending the winter In California,
have returned to their home, 100 West
Thirty third street.
Gamma Sigma sorority will meet to-
morrow afternoon with Mis- Avalihe Fish
man. 131 West Morris street.
a spring dance will be given tonight in
the Department club parlors by the mem
bers of the Junior section. The commit
tee In charge includes Miss Ruth Fromm,
Miss Jean Dodds, Miss Harriet Kistnei
and Lindabelle Thompson.