The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-10-20

one OF the most DeduLi1ui WeQQlnS5
of the season occurred at $3.50 o'clock
Wednesday evening in Indianapolis.
when Miss Mable Kathleen Gasaway
and Samuel Rogers Smith, son Of DR..
and Mrs. S. E. Smith, of this city, were
married at the home of the brides
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Thomas Oliver
Gasaway, in the presence of $50
guests. A curtain Of palms and ferns
thickly studded with roses covered
the east side Of the ceremony room
against which cleaned stately cathed-
raj candles in tall white candelabra
French baskets of roses on smilax
wound pedestals surrounded the palms
and ferns that banked the altar and
formed an aisle on either side.
The reception rooms as well as the
ceremony room were filled with pro-
fusions of roses and decorated with
smilax. The floors of the rooms on
the first floor were carpeted in white
and the spiral staircase in the front
hall was carpeted in white and en-
twined by smilax. Preceding the
ceremony Miss Ella Schroeder, VOL
mist, Mrs. S. K. Ruick, organist, and
Miss Louise Schellschmidt, harpist,
rendered program of bridal airs
The bridal party was preceded by
the ushers, F. NJ. Walker. of Lynville,
Tenn, John Diggs, of Richmond, Eu-
gene Quigg, of Richmond, Ottoa Fren-
eel Jr., Julian Fauvre, Chester Laugh
~, WOODBURY. Winnings and William
Roach, who formed an aisle through
which the briday party passed. Miss
Ruth Perry, bridesmaid, entered first,
wearing a gown of green chiffon bro
caded in velvet and carrying a shower
was followed by the maid of honor,
Miss Sara Elizabeth Gasaway, sister
of the bride. Her gown was a lovely
creation Of silver cloth and orchid
color fuchsia chiffon brocaded in vel
vet. Her flowers were calendulas and
roses in deep orange shades.
The bride wore a gown of bridal
satin, softly draped with bodice COM
bined with Duchess lace and short
sleeves OF Carickmacross lace. A long
panel of lace extending from the LETT
shoulder, was deeply fringed with silk
The court train of satin with corded
edge had an exquisite point lace form
ing bowknot over which fell the
tulle veil. The veil, arranged in cap
effect, with Carickmacross lace form
ing coronet. had a tiny wreath of
orange blossoms on either side. Her
flowers were white orchids, gardenias,
and roses, the ribbon shower tipped
with Sweetheart roses, the gift of
Joseph Hill, of this city. She wore
the gift of the bridegroom, an OK
quisite platinum wrist watch set with
diamonds. The wedding ring was a
circlet of diamonds.
The bride was met at the altar by
the groom and the best man, Dr. Rog-
. ers Smith, of Hot Springs, Ark, a
brother of the groom. The Rev. J. J.
Rae, rector of the First Presbyterian
church, of this city, read the service.
: Mrs. Gasaway, mother of the bride,
wore a lovely gown of white chiffon
. and lace with corsage of roses anG
f.. valley lilies. Mrs. S. E. Smith wore
gown of black lace and silver cloth,
combined with silved sequins. Her
corsage was red roses and valley lilies.
Mrs. Rogers Smith, sister of the bride
: groom, wore black satin trimmed in
. silver, and Mrs. c. c. Perry, who as
: sisted the bridal party in receiving,
wore black lace fashioned over silver
: cloth.
= The brides table, arranged as an
+, Italian miniature garden with white
. arbors entwined with Sweetheart
columns, beds of sweet peas, violets,
and pink bouvardia, little pools, and
seats of Italian architecture. The
. brides cake was supported by amound
. of flowers on a buffet in the dining
: room, which was decorated with a pro
fusion of roses.
Lattice trimmed with smilax and
yellow chrysanthemums combined with
ferns, formed the decorations in the
, ball room on the third floor of the
Gasaway residence, where the wed
ding gifts were displayed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith left In the
evening for an extended wedding trip
the bride wearing a suit of black trio
otine trimmed with royal purple anC
hat of gray and purple. The at
home announcement is for 1888 Nortl
Meridian street, after Dec. Is. Thu
bride is a graduate of Tudor Hall anC
attended Belcourt seminary in Wash
ington, D. c. Mr.. Smith was gradual
ed from Indiana university and wa
a student at kingley school in New
Jersey.
Announcement has been made o
a Halloween dance which will b.
given at the Country club. Saturda!
bers, by a committee of which Mrs
Walter ]. Engle is chairman. Move
entertainment features are to be ar
ranged for the affair Guests will b.
asked to come in Bingham dresses
shirt waists and skirts. The Harr.
Frankel orchestra will play
Miss kathlyn Nichols. bride-elect o
Parker Lanier, was honor guest at ;
towel shower given Wednesday even
ing by Mrs. J. L. Pyle at her home oil
East Main street. Five hundred wa
played at three tables, after which
luncheon in four courses was served
to the following guests: Mrs. Charlie
Weber. Mrs. Cory, Mrs. NJ. Swisher
Mrs. J. Snyder, Miss Irene. Schafer
Miss Theresa Karcher, Mrs. Ear
Mann. Miss Mildred Mann, Mrs. Ear
Foster Mrs. J. J. Jones. Miss Edn;
Roll. Miss Mary Simon. Mrs. ]. Weav
er, Miss Kathlyn Nichols and Mrs. J
L. Pyle.
Mrs. Charles Weber was hostess {,
a kitchen shower Monday evening a
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