The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-06
SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Gennett, South
Twenty-first street, announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Miss Marjorie
Gennett, to DR. Herbert Thompson.
The marriage took place Tuesday at
Indianapolis, the Rev. Harry Waldo,
pastor of the Baptist church of that
city, officiating. DIR. and Mrs. Thomp-
son will be at home after Novem Der
first in the Jefferson apartments.
One of the most charming events OF
the season was the wedding of Miss
Agnes K. Ross. only daughter OF Mrs.
w NJ. Ross, of 419 North Main street,
Winchester, to r. Lowell Wilson, son
OF Mrs. Mary G. Wilson, of Lewisville,
which was solemniZed with beauti-
full and impressive service at 3 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon at the First
Methodist Episcopal church. DR.. Som
erville Light, superintendent of Rich
mond district, and the Rev. Otis 7
Martin, pastor of the Wincheste- First
M. E. church, officiated. The church
was handsomely decorated for the oc
casion. The altar was banked with
ferns and great clusters of goldenrod
Preceding the ceremony program
of bridal airs was played, Mrs. Ernest
H. Barnes presiding at the organ. She
played Mendelssohn's Spring Song
and Hearts and Flowers" Miss June
Payne sang the Prayer Perfect" ant
Mrs. John l. Cheney played ITO {
Wild Rose" on the violin. Mrs. Alber
Hodgson, of Muncie, sang, "An TO
> You" and Believe Me if All Thost
Endearing Young Charms, with violiI
obligato by Mrs. Cheney.
The bridal party entered to thu
strains of Mendelssohn's weddin;
march. The ministers came from
side entrance meeting the party at th'
altar. The groomsmen, Messrs. Georg
D. Snyder, Cecil Fisher, Howard c
Baker. all of Indianapolis, and Free
man Collins of Charlottesville, pre-
ceded the groom and best man. w
Floyd Wilson, brother of the groom
The bridesmaids followed. Thei
gowns were of georgette in paste
shades. Miss Mary Jane Browne wor'
a gown of turquoise blue. Miss Helel
Groom was stunning in a frock o
lavender shade. Miss Ruth HinshaI
wore jade green, and Mildred Gates, O
Markleville, yellow. Each carried a
arm bouquet of goldenrod tied wit
huge bows of yellow tulle.
The maid of honor, Miss Aim
Meier, entered next. wearing a beaut
full gown of heliotrope canton crep
and carrying an arm bouquet of OF
chids and white asters The matro
of honor, Mrs. Mary G. Wilson, motI
er of the groom, was charming in
flowing gown of midnight blue canto
crepe. Her corsage was of lavende
summer lilacs. The flower girl, littl
Miss Mary Evalyn Wilson, of Arcadia
niece of the groom, showered the patti
way of the bride with rose petal!
Her frock was of white net wit
touches of yellow. The bride entere
with her mother, Mrs. w. NJ. Ros:
who was gowned in black canto
crepe. The brides gown was an e.
quisite creation fashioned of whit
satin and lace. Her veil, falling i
cascades over her gown, was grace
fully caught in coronet fashion with
band of pearls.
AS occasional Ashford's ''Nupti;
Music" was played. The ushers wer
John C. Ross, of Jonesboro; AlbeI
Hodgson, of Muncie; Russell Moo
man, Phillip Heltz, Merrill Nichols
and Leland Howard, of Wincheste
A wedding supper was served at IN
home of the bride to relatives an
members of the bridal party at sc
O'Clock. Those attending from VII
chester were: Mr. and Mrs. Carlo
Murray Pickett, Mrs. George Hersch'
Clark and son Carlton, Mrs George
Leggett, Mrs. Otis Martin, Mrs job
Chester Leggett, Mrs. J. A Brown
John L Cheney, Ernest Barnes an
Mrs. Benjamin f. Marsh.
The out-of-town guests were: Mr.
w. Floyd Wilson, of Arcadia Mr.
George D. Snyder and daughter PLY
lis, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas J. Kize
Miss Marian Kern, Mrs. E. NJ Ric
ardson, Mrs. Mamie Dynes of India
apolis, Mrs. George D. Pontius ar
son, Paul, of Peru; Mrs Paul A. Sci
eTling and son John Paul, Mrs J.
Ross, of JOnesboro; Mr.. and Mrs. Ro
B. Cunningham, of Muncie; Mrs. ].
O'Hara and Mrs. F. H. Bowman,
Columbus, o. and Rev. and Mrs. Some
vile Light, of Richmond. Those assis
ing in serving were girl friends of Il
bride. the Misses Mabel Wright Irel