Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-22
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Among the pretty weddings OF today
was that Of Miss Jeanette Crawley,
daughter Of Mrs. c. E. Crawley, 2204
North Delaware street, to J. Kenneth
Cooper, which took place this afternoon
at the Tabernacle Presbyterian Chapel
the Rev. J. Ambrose Dunkel reading the
service Miss Mildred Knight, yiolinist
and Miss Mildred Tearwater, pianist,
played the program of bridal music. The
bride was given in marriage by her
brother, c. z. Crawley of New York. The
attendants included Miss Louise Craw-
ley, maid Of honor; Miss Madeline Craw-
ley and Miss Clara 10 Cotter, brides
maids; Ralph Hawskotte, best man, and
Frank Hawkins OF Evansville and VIII
liam Cooper, ushers.
Miss Louise Crawley wore a frock Of
pink crepe meteor and carried q shower
OF pink roses. Miss Madeline Crawley
in green organdie, and Miss Cotter, in
orchid colcred organdie. carried bou-
quets OF pink roses tied with smilax
The bride wore a dainty gown Of white
organdie combined with net and carried
a shower Of bride roses and valley lilies
The out-of town guests included Mr.
David Crawley, brother Of the bride
Mrs. Crawley and sons of Cincinnati, Mrs.
c. H. Crawley of Evansville and c. Z
Crawley Of New York. A bridal dinner
was served to the wedding party at the
ClaypooI Hotel following the ceremony
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper will be at homo
after July l at the Reyer apartments
146 West Eighteenth street, No. I.
Miss Gertrude Aufderheide enter
tanned with a luncheon at her home, 1925
Broadway, today in honor Of Miss Elsa
Holzworth. whose marriage to Frederick
Smith is to take place Saturday The
table was arranged with a centerpiece OF
Corecpsis and delphinium place cards
decorated with yellow and blue butter
flies, marking the covers. The color
scheme of blue and yellow was carried
out in the ices and CONNECTIONS. The
guests included Miss Elsa Holzworth
Mrs. Frank Crozier. Miss Adrienne Sche-
del, Miss Julia Rockford, Miss Catherine
Curran, Miss Honora Curran and Miss
Marion Aufderheide The hostess was
assisted by her sister, Miss Frances Auf-
derheide.
Miss Esther Baus. 1886 University ave
nue., Will return Friday from Champaign.
Ill, where she attended the commence
ment festivities Of the University of iii
nois as the guest of her brother, Walter
Baus. who Will receive his degree this
summer.
Miss Ethel Balloon and Russell II.
CTuny OF Racine. Wis. were quietly mar
ried today at I o'clock at the home of
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. s. T.
Balloon, 1854 Brentwood avenue. the Rev.
O. W. Fifer Of the Central Avenue Meth
odist Episcopal Church officiating. The
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blue silk crepe. combined with gray of
the same material. with a gray hat TO
match, and a corsage of rosebuds. The
immediate families were the only guests,
among whom were Miss Lucy Balloon,
Washington. y. c. sister OF the bride,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Balloon Of ko-
komo. Mr. and Mrs. Cluny have gone
on a wedding trip to Wisconsin and will
be at home about the I'D of July at 81
Campbell avenue, Indianapolis.
The marriage Of Miss Margaret Rema
Byfield to Alfred Lindley Butterworth,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. s. P. Butterworth
of Marion. took place at 80 O'Clock this
morning at the homo of the brides par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Byfeld. 1888
Broadway. The Rev. II. r. Waldo of
the Broadway Baptist Church read the
service before an altar formed Of floor
baskets of bride roses set against a
banking of ferns and palms. Miss Jes-
samine Barley. soprano. sang Because"
and ITO q Wild Rose" preceding the
ceremony. accompanied by Miss Alberta
McClain harpist, who played the Bridal
Chorus from "Lohengrin" for the pro-
cessionaI and the Nendelssohn Wedding
March" for the occasional
The attendants included Mrs. Robert
Land of Richmond, matrOn Of honor :;
Miss Elizabeth Byfeld and Miss Bernice
Livingston. flower maids. and Lawrence
Butterworth of Marion. best man. Mrs
Land wore a pretty frock of gray geor
gette crepe with a black lace picture
hat and carried a shower or Ophelia
roses. Little Miss Byfeld, sister of the
bride. in light green Organdie, and Miss
Livingston, in pink georgette crepe, car
ried French baskets Of pink roses and
delphinium.
The bride, who was given in marriage
by her father, wore an attractive gown
of ivory Canton crepe trimmed with silk
fringe, white georgette crepe hat, and
carried a shower bouquet Of bride roses.
Following the service a breakfast was
served at the home. The table was ar
tisticaIly arranged with a centerpiece of
Ophelia roses. runners of smiIax and pink
tapers in crystal holders.
Among the out-of- town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. \. P. Butterworth, parents of
the bridegroom Mr. and Mrs G. P. But
terworth, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H But
terwOrth and Del Upton of Marion,
George TarkeIsoD of Richmond Charles