Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-27
COUPLE MARRIED
IN CATHEDRAL
M0dden-Rizk Wedding Pr0nii-
nent Event in Society.

Among brilliant weddings Of the
autumn season was that of Miss Marie
Rufna Rink and John Joseph Madden
which took place this morning in SIS
Peter ard Paul Cathedral. the Rev
Father Joseph Chartrand performing the
ceremony and the Rev Father Edgar
O'Connor reading the nuptial mass.
Groups of laurel trees and masses o.
greenery filed the chancel, the rail OF
which was entwined with asparagus
fern studded with chrysanthemums
and from the gateway. surmounted or
either side by French baskets OF
snowy chrysanthemums, an aisle formed
of cibotium fern led to the main altar
which was densely banked with palms
laurel trees and floor baskets Of white
blossoms.
Wedding music was sung by the Ca
thedraI male quartette, with solos by
Elmer Steffen, cousin Of the bride, and
preceding the nuptial mass, a program
of bridal numbers was played by Miss
Frances Spencer, organist; Miss RUN
Elizabeth Murphy, violinist, and Miss
Yuba white, cellist, who also played
the Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin" fol
the professional and the henderson,
Wedding March" for the occasional.
The group of attendants included Mrs
William Campbell Hall, matron OF
honor: Miss Edna Rink and Mrs. Francis
O'ReiIly, bridesmaids; Richard Madden
best man: Otto n. Frenzel, Jr., Norman
Metzger Francis O'Reilly and Ralph
Yonnegut, ushers.
& Mrs. Hall wore an attractive frock Of
orchid silvertoned taffeta, combined with
silver lace, fashioned in bouffeant effect
caught in the back by pink roses, with
a hat of silver lace with pink ostrich
crown.
She carried an arm bouquet of Japa-
nese lilies, sweetheart roses and dolphin
ium.
Miss Rink and Mrs. O'Reilly were
govned in frocks of rose-orchid taffeta
in silver-figured design, ruffled in silver
lace, caught in pannier effect on the
sides with tiny roses, with silver lace
hats.
Their bouquets were of orchid-hued
pompom chrysanthemums, japanese lilies
and violets. with showers of tulIe and
silver ribbon.
The bride wore an exquisite gown OF
bridal satin, fashioned with panels OF
Duchess lace, studded with crystal beads
over which fell her veil Of Duchess APP
plique lace banded across her forehead
Russian style. caught with orange bios
SONS, and she carried a shower Of lilies
of the valley.
Following the service a wedding break
fast was served at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rink, 2102
North Meridian street.
The home was beautifully decorated.
In the hallway baskets of chrysanthe-
NUNS were set against a background OF
laurel trees and cybOtium fern and
masses of Ophelia and Columbia roses
were used throughout the parlors, com
bined with parleyanse ferns and South
ern smiIax in the open doorways and
stairway
A huge wedding cake on a mound of
roses and chrysanthemums, on either
side of which was a plateau Of dresden
flowers, formed the centerpiece for the
bridal table and center baskets of pom
pom chrysanthemums and roses adorned
the small tables.
The out Of town guests included Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Sang, Miss Agnes Sang
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Flynn and Mrs.
Hester Spades, Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs
Emanuel Kitzinger, Emanuel Baer, Sam
ueI Ogus, Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Silver
and 4. T. Lefcort, New York; job Pfau,
GAINESVILLE, Ohio Mr. and Mrs Paul Zim-
norman and I. G. Hall, Brazil.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madden have gone on n
trip and Will be at home after Dec.
in Rose court.