Indiana daily times., 1921-06-20
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81 PEDESTAL baskets Of garden flowers in
pastel tints and tall cathedral candles.
aagainst a banking Of ferns and palms,
4sormed an attractive setting for the
< marriage Of Mss Ursel Clark, daughter
Of slr. and Mrs. P. J. Clark to Russell
civilians of Bloomington, Ill, which was
solemnized this morning at St. Mary's
81 Church The attendants included AIRS.
l.. S. Clark Of Terre Haute, matron Of
81 honor: Miss Bessie Clark, maid Of honor;
2 Miss Esse Lee and Miss Geraldine Craig,
Fl bridesmaids; Billie Clark, best man;
YJack German, Paul T. StOckdale, George
kLacker, L s. Clark and Lawrence VIII
3iams, ushers. The bride wore an ex-
4quisite gown Of ivory satin, with lace
Overdraper embroidered with pearls, tulle
veil caught with orange blossoms and
held in place by a band of pearls and
carried a shower bouquet cf bride roses
s and orchids. Mrs. Clark wore a dainty
EHfrOck OF blue organdie with hat TO
match and carried a shepherds crook
| |ornamented with a cluster Of roses IN
Dresdent shades; the bridesmaids, wear
&ing organdie frocks in pastel tints with
Fhats to match, Miss Clark, peach color;
Miss Lee, orchid, and Misc Craig, vel
low, carried arm bouquets OF rainbow
"a COlOrEQ blossoms. OLAUNAuE lQe scENlNC
wedding breakfast was served at the
Delano, a miniature bride and bride
groom forming the centerpiece for the
bridal table. Crystal baskets Of vari-
colored flowers, tied with rainbow shad-
ed 'tulle, together with the ices and con-
fections carried out the rainbow color
scheme. Among the out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Williams, Mr..
and Mrs. P. c. Williams, Mr.. and Mrs.
y. B. Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. W. 1 Pur-
due, Miss Elizabeth Clark, James Miller,
bJudge and Mrs Jerry West, all of Craw
fordsviIle; Mrs. J. R Williams OF Rock
port; Herbert Payse, Mr.. and Mrs NJ
NJ Rabb, DR.. and Mrs. F. a. Cabor Of
Cincinnati and Mr.. and Mrs. o. D. W.
WynkOppe Of Terre Haute. Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams have gone on q wedding
trip and will be at home after July 1
at 1913 East jefferson street, Bloom
ington, III.
An engagement announcement OF inter-
est to a number of local folk is that of
Miss Catherine Holman, daughter OF Mrs.
IS Henry George Holman of New York City, /
to Kenneth Truman HILL Miss Holman
recently has returned to New York, hav
ing been a teacher Of domestic science
in the indianapolis schools for the past
season. The wedding is to take place
June at the home OF the brides mother.
% East Thirty Third street, New York.
Miss Holman attended De Pauw Uni
versity. where she was a member Of the
Alpha Chi Omega sorority.
J. V. Dittemore of Boston, who has
been the guest Of his mother, Mrs. n E.
Dittemore. has returned home.
J. 4 =
Clarence ShameI Dixon ShameI, Jo-
seph FIeitzer and Brodis Jones, all of
n New York City. who have been the week
send guests Of Judge and Mrs. T. J. Mol,
2020 Park avenue, departed this morn
ing for San Francisco.
Miss Helen Irvine Miss Winifred Doug
las, Miss Inez Douglas. Miss Ruth Doug
JAS and Miss Alice McDOugan have re-
turned from Lebanon, where they were
guests at a a weekend house party at
the home Of Miss Lois Jones.
A beautiful out OF doors wedding was
that Of Miss Mary Freda Brown, daHgh-
ter Of AIr. and Mrs. W II. Brown, and
Addison J. Parry, which took place Sat
urday evening at Golden Hin. in the
garden Of the brides home. The back
i ground Of forest trees and shruhbery
formed an effective setting for the color
scheme Of Dresden shades, which was
carried out in the gowns OF the attend
nts. The Rev. A. B. Phlputt OF the
central Christian Church performed the
eremony and the wedding march from
Lohengrin" was used for the process
Is siOnal.
Miss Jeanette Parry, sister Of the
bridegroom, who was maid Of honor,
wore an attractive frock Of pink chiffon
trimmed with pink roses, and carried
shower bouquet of Ophelia roses. Miss
#Blanche Shaw, Miss Ruth Beveridge and
bliss Margaret Cothrell, bridesmaids,
wore gowns OF lace over Dresden shades.
with dainty tulle picture hats and shower
bouquets to match the frocks. Miss
Shaw's gown was made over corn color,
ISIiss Beveridge's over apple green and
Miss Cothrell wore a gown OF delicate
3orchid shade. The little flower girls,
Miss Constance Wallerick Of Chicago and
Miss Betty Wallerick OF this city, cou-
sins Of the bride, wore dainty pink or
. candle frocks with tulle hair bows to
match and carried baskets Of blossoms in
& Dresden shades.
s.. The bride wore a becoming gown Of
Chantilly lace, beautifully draped over
II chiffon, and tulle veil which fell from
cOronet OF Bruges lace and was held
~ by clusters of orange blossoms Her
81 bouquet was a shower Of orchids and
81 valley lilies. The brides mother Mrs
= brown, wore cream cOIored embroidery
Ncombined with tulle, and Mrs. Parry,
{ IEmother of the bridegroom, wore an i'm
ported gown Of black Jet
~ Mr.. and Mrs. Parry have gone on a
&wedding trip to Torch Lake, Mich, and
kfthe Pocono Mountains in Pennsylvania
4 &1The travelling suit Of the bride was OF
Sbrown tricOdne, with a hat to match
Echs out-of-town guests included Mr.. and
afrs. Fred Ropkey Of Tulsa, Okla; Mo.
|%ssand Mrs. George Wauerick, Mr.. and Mrs
24Fincent Mueller and Mrs. 7. c. FetrOw
~4and daughter Of Chicago; Mrs. George
&SamyeF and daughter Rosemary OF Gin
sEcinnah and Mrs. W. c. Teasdale and
81. .children of New York.
~ James NJ Jones. $50 North Pennsyl-
s#vania. street. announces the marriage Of
s Ihis daughter, Miss Mae Jones, to Paul
44R. scheck Of Phoenix, Ariz., formerly of
~ Marion. Ind. which took place Saturday
y at Phoenix Mr.. and Mrs. Scheck have
- gone to Grand Canyon and California for
a trip and on their return Will be at
s#homs In Phoenix