Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-30
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One Of the pretty weddings OF today
was that of Miss Mildred Frances knight
and Joseph Victor Richardson. son of A
]. Richardson Of Seattle, Wash, which
took place quietly this afternoon in the
home OF the brides aunt, Mrs. Alice
Keith, 1924 Talbot avenue Floor
baskets Of gladion, daisies and del
phinium were effectively arranged
through the rooms, the Rev. James d.
Stanley Of Christ Church reading the
service before an altar Of palms and
ferns Only the immediate families and
close friends were present. A program
OF bridal music was played by Miss Lu-
ellie Lockman. pianist. and Miss Ruth
Elisabeth Murphy, vIoiinist, including
Liebestraum" (Liszt), "Old Refrain"
tkreisler" and "Schoen Rosmarin," be-
fore the service and the BRIDAL Chorus"
from "Lohengrin" for the professional
with the Mendelssohn wedding March"
for the occasional Mrs Reid Steele.
soprano, sang "Oh Perfect Love" proceed
Ing the ceremony. Miss Dorothy knight
was the brides only attendant and Emery
Herrett was best man. Miss knight wore
a dainty frock Of flowered organdie and
carried a shower Of sunburst roses.
The bride who was given in marriag e
ny her brother, Emerson knight, wore
an attractive gown Of ivory charmeuse
with drapery of ChantiIly lace, tuIIe veil
arranged cap fashion with Chantilly lace,
caught with orange blossoms, and her
bouquet was a shower Of bride rosebuds
and lilies Of the valley.
Following the service an Informal re-
ception was held, garden flowers in
various shades hafnr- - Al
room, the large wedding cake banded
with ferns and smilax, topped with a
miniature bridal party. forming the cen
terpiece for the bridal table. Among the
out-of-town guests were Mrs. Joseph
SIMS and Harry AIilroy Of Delphi.
MI and Mrs Richardson departed this
afternoon for trip through the East.
the bride travelling in a navy blue creme
meteor frock, tricOtine cape of the same
shade and felt hat TO match. They will
be at home on their return at 3j15 North
Pennsylvania street.
The marriage of Miss Helen Marie
Stacey, daughter Of Mrs Sarah Stacey. 70
hoy e. Mangus is to be solemnized this
evening, the Rev. J. Edward MUIR read
Sng the service in the presence Of only
the immediate families Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard PGttison are to be the only at
PENDANTS Miss Stacey is a member of
the Mu Phi Epsilon Musical sorority. Mr..
Mangus was in service overseas during
the late war. Mr.. and Mrs. Mangus viii
make their home at 1886 North Penn
sylvania street.
DR.. and Mrs. Homer Jones. $50 Yves;
Thirtieth street, and Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Seward. 2SJ5 Central avenue. departed
this morning for a motor trip through
the East. They will stop at various
points Of interest, including Niagara
Falls, Buffalo and New York City.
Miss Esther Alyce Freeman. 1875 North
Capitol avenue, has gone to Dayton, Ohio
She viii go to Pittsburgh and Washing
ton and Bradford, Pa, before return
home.
Butler chapter OF Delta Delta Delta viii
entertain with a garden party on the eve
ming Of July Q. at the home Of Miss vir.
glnia Dunkle, 1923 Bellefontaine street.
Miss Marie Hollstein, 123 East Thirty.
Third street, has returned from Franklin
where she spent the past week as the
house guest Of Mrs. T. B. Earlywine.
Members of the Janet Ada club held
their regular business meeting at Brook
side Park this afternoon to be followed
by a picnic dinner this evening Will
husbands and friends of members a,
guests. Honor guests were Mrs. Car
Hedner and Mrs. Homer Birchard Of New
York City and Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Bax
ter of this city.
The marriage Of Miss Anita Lee, dau1h
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Lee, to LIE
man Brayton. son Of Mr.. and Mrs Homer
Brayton, was solemnized with a pretty
ceremony at the Church of the Advent
Wednesday evening, the Rev. George
Richardson officiating. Cleaning taper,
in cathedral candelabrs against a bank
ing Of palms and pedestal baskets o.
white roses made an attractive back
ground for the ceremony. George Kemp
organist, played a program OF bridal airs
including the Bridal Chorus" from
''Lohengrin" for the professional. TIL,
best man was Max Brayton and the ush
ers were Hugh Green Of this city and
Charles Helm Of Huntington. The brides
only attendant was her sister. Miss Eliza
beth Lee, who wore rose colored embroi
dered organdie, with tulle hat to match