Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-06-30
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formed an attractive background for the
marriage Of Miss Agnes Elizabeth Hub
bard, daughter Of Mrs. Elizabeth Hub
bard. 2424 North New Jersey street, and
William Edward Mick, which took place
this afternoon at the home of the bride.
DR.. Philip L. Frick of the Meridian
Street Methodist church read the service.
Mrs W. H. King. matron Of honor, sis
ter Of the bride. wore frock of yellow
embroidered chiffon and carried a shower
of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses.
Little Jane and Betty King, small
nieces of the bride, in dainty rufied or
CANDIES and with French baskets Of fiow-
ers, preceded the bridal party, carrying
the ribbons that formed an aisle for the
procession.
Guy Wainwright acted as best man.
The Montani trio gave a program Of
bridal airs preceding the ceremony,
changing to the bridal chorus from "Lo-
hengrin" for the entrance Of the bridal
party.
The bride wore an exquisite gown Of
white tulle over satin, with an over
wsrapery Of lace, giving a bOuffant effect
4 to the skirt, and soft girdle Of satin,
hand painted in soft pastel shades, add
Ing a note of color.
Her bouquet was a shower of bridal
roses and orchids.
Among the guests from out of town
were Mr. and Mrs. George Hemingway,
BoonviIle; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Shackle
ford, Metamora; Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Schmidt, Mrs Martha Conner and Miss
Pauline Conner. Martinsville; Mrs. Earl
Robertson and Miss Lucille Robertson,
Bloomington.
Mr. and Mrs. Mick have gone on mo-
tor trip through Wisconsin and will be
at home in this city on their return.
Miss Marian Louise Pratt, harpist, has
returned from Chicago, where she has
been giving a series Of recitals during
the month.
Miss Laura Padou. Miss Blanche Bow
lus and Miss Cecilia Gavin viii go TO
New York City. Friday, to attend sum
mer school in Columbia university.
Mrs. Bernard Kitchin, a recent bride,
was the guest of honor at a miscellaneous
shower given yesterday by Mrs. Ross
Harmon, 1850 Sunset avenue. musical
program was given by Mrs. E. l.. Hunt,
vocalist. and Mrs. Charles Oliver. pianist.
Joseph Gregoire, SO02 Talbot avenue.
who has been spending a fortnight in
New York City and Atlantic City. has
returned home.
Gamma Delta Epsilon girls entertained
Monday night. with a progressive
Fourth Of July party. Miss Helen Good
now was hostess for the first section Of
the series and Miss Dorothy Haskell
closed the festivities with the "eats" re
lay at her home in the Davlin apart
ments Favors, decorations and ices
were all carried out in patriotic colors.
Pledges Of the sorority were the honor
guests Miss Hazel Van Wuken will
entertain the sorority in July with a
porch party.
An attractive wedding of yesterday was
AShat Of Miss Dorothea Denny, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Scott l.. Denny. 4S01
Park avenue, and Harreu V. Bailey,
which took place last night at the home
Of the bride, Rev. Thomas r. White Of
fciating.
Miss Estelle Griggs. accompanied by
Miss Margaret Dunn. gave several bridal
numbers preceding the service.
Thomas Hansen played the Mendlessohn
wedding march for the professional.
changing to To a Wild Rose during the
ceremony.
Garden flowers in the pastel shades.
combined with fern and palms. were
used throughout the parlors and formed
an altar for the service.
\ Mrs. Thomas a. Hanson. matron Of
honor. wore rose colored organdie. and
carried an old fashiOned nosegay Of rose
buds in Dresden shades.
Miss Janice Truax Of MOnrOvia, brides
maid, was in a frock Of pale gr-en or
candle.
Her nosegay was Of garden flowers IN
lavender tihts.
The brides gown was Of georgette
erepe over ivory satin, handsomely en-
Droidered. She carried point lace
handkerchief which her grandmother had
Alsrried at her wedding. Her bouquet was
q shower Of brides roses and lilies of
IEhe valley.
u Out-of-town guests included Mr. and
y Mrs. William Morgan Of Brooklyn, Ind;
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Truax OF Monrovia;
Miss ,Estelle Griggs and Miss Ruth
Griggs Of Bethany Park, Mr.. and Mrs.
John H Cox, Mr.. and Mrs. Herman p.
willwerth, Miss Irene Willwerth and
Miss Olive Wiilwerth Of Sheridan; Mr..
and Mrs R. H. Cummings, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl r Mitchell OF Martinsyille and Joe
and Robert Schoen Of Bethany Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey left Immediately
after the ceremony for tour through
the west after which they will be at
home in Los Angeles.
Miss Ruth Burrell, daughter Of R. T.
BurreII. 20o1 North New Jersey street,
and George Reed Of Bloomington were
quietly married yesterday at All Saints
cathedral, Bishop Joseph NJ. Francis Of
fciatfng. Miss Beneta Cox, maid OF
honor, wore a smart suit Of black satin
with hat to match, with which she wore
a corsage of Mrs. Aaron Ward roses.
wendall Washburn Of Anderson was
best man.
The bride wore a tricolette sGit Of a
midnight blue shade and a chic duvetyne
hat in a soft reindeer hue. Her corsage
bouquet was Of Brides roses and lilies
Of the valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Reed have gone north on
a short trip and on their return viii be
at home in Bloomington.
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Mr.. and Mrs Maurice .Donnelly, 20O4
North New jersey, announce the mar
rage of their daughter, Miss Virginia
Donnelly, TO F. E. Bennett, which was
soIemnized yesterday morning at in
SIS. Peter and Paul cathedral. Thomas
Lavler acted as best man and Miss
Clestine Donnelly was maid of honor.
Miss Celestine wore a blue suit with a
corsage of pink roses The bride wore
her travelling suit Of dark blue tricotlne-
Her corsage was Of Brides roses and
forchids.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett have gone to
Louisville and viii be at home on their
return in Indianapolis.
The marriage OF Miss Clara Marie
Pfeiffer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ]. P.