Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-01
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Masses of white lilies ard daisies against
a background of gracefully arranged
palms and ferns were used throughout the
Second Presbyterian Church Saturday
evening when Miss Eliza beth Gordon Hol-
loway, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
r. Holloway, became the bridge Of Fran
els Henry Nesbitt. The Rev J. Ambrose
Dunkle ofiiciated at the ceremony.
The bride VINO was given In marriag &c
| by her father, was chnrmingly gowned
in white satin and duchess lace. She
wore as a veil a coroner arrangement OF
duchess lace that had been a part OF
her mothers wedding dress. Her brida
bouquet was Of valley lilies and white
lilacs and she wore a diamond and sap
phire barpin. the gift OF the groom.
White georgette. fashioned In the long
wasted Grecian style. was worn ny Mr.
/ Robert II. Morse, Jr. and Miss Abby
Greer Of Minneapolis, the bridesmaids
Silk flowers In pastel shades ornamented
their frocks and harmcnized pleasingl J
with the yari-colored bouquets of pan
sies, roses, larkspur and daisies which
they carried. The matrcn Of honor, Mrs
Cornelius Holloway, a sister IN law OF
the bride, was gowned in jade green
georgette. Ophella roses made up her
bouquet.
The wedding procession was led BY
little Miss Rosaind Holloway. q niece
Of the bride. who was dainuly gowned in
flesh colored eeorgette and carried a
quantity arranged bouquet of spring bios
SONS. Her brother. Master Cornelius
Holloway. Jr.. who accompanied her. wore
white Mrs. Charles Holloway. the bride s
mother. was gowned in a frock Of French
blue and wore q corsage bouquet of or
chids.
The bridal color scheme Of green and
white was carried out in the reception
rooms at the Woodstock Club. where n
reception was held following the cere-
mony.
Mr.. Nesbltt had as his best man WI.
liam GLADDEN.. Robert J. Morse, Jr.. Cor
nelius Holloway. Henry Knippenberg
and Or. John White acted as ushers. out
OF town guests who attended the wedding
and reception were: Mr. and Mrs Henry
IT. McLane Of Evanston. III: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph E. Gordon II Rochester
Ind; AIr. and Mrs Gordon Curtis, Miss
Gertrude Andrews Of Brazil Ind; DR.
aud Mrs. DIN Holloway ~ KniEhtstown
Ind Miss Madallne Graf Of New Yors
city.
After Juno IS Mr. and 3rr. Nesbtt
will be at home at 141s Park avenue.
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Mrs. James r. Hammetr Will be the
/ hostess Friday evening for n meettns
Of the Phi Esta sorority at her home
+ 1902 East Vermont street.
The rndiananolf. CHAPTER Of American
war Mothers VIII meet Thursday after
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feto and carried rink roses and Miss
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IA co. riod ,int rosas
AR Rrown had Ms best man uenry
Burke. Jr. Of Chicago.
After an Informal reception following
the wedding Mr. ana Mrs. Brown lef,
for chicago where they viii make their
home. Mrs. Henry Burke and Mr. Della.
van Smith Of Chicago William O. Brown
/ of Dwight III. and Or. A. l.. Iachman OF
Lake Forest III. we're the out town
guests.
$50
Miss Fife Thomson or CLAYTON and
Mr.. and Mrs. TinsIey TanseI were the
weekend guests Of Mr. ana Mrs Charles
Miller Of Brooklyn for the week end