Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-10
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A beautiful home wedding was solemn,
lied at S 80 o'clock Friday evening in the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Earring, when
their daughter, Miss Grethyl June Earring
became the bride of Fred pcuroSe Heck
man. Jr the Bishop Joseph Francis
officiating. The ceremony was performed
before an altar banked with palms and
lighted with cathedral candles A large
wedding cake adorned the dining room
table, with plateau Of smilaN and roses
around It, The bridal party came down
Il center stairway, the bride entering with
her father who gave her away. The bride
wore white satin crepe dress emhroid
cred with crystal beads and tulle veil
caught with orange blossoms, She car
ried a real lace kerchief. belonging to
her grandmother. and carried fifty two
years ago at her grandmothcr's wedding
She wore the gift OF The groom, 4 plat
iuum brooch. Her bouquet was of bridal
roses, valley lilies and orchids.
Mrs. chaHtila White was the matron
of honor, wearing white sequin froek
and carrying a shower bouquet II
sweetheart roses. Miss Jane Grassland
aud Miss Frances Willie, bridesmaids
wore orchid taffeta dresses with silver
lace overdrapes and carried ophflia roses
All three attendants wore platinum head
bands. Little Miss Victoria Louise
Brown was he flower girl and strewed
rose petals In the bridai path from a
French basket She wore white
organdy dress. Little James Esch Jr.
Of Cleveland, nephew Of the bridegroom,
were white satin sait AMI carr!sd the
ring In lily. Forest u. Hickman acted
as best man with Murry Wichara, Waiter
Rea and William l.. Winter as ushers.
Mrs. Earring wore a gown ~ black sequin
and a corsase OF Mrs. Aaron Ward roses.
Mrs. Heckman wore gown Of peril
Wrinkle crepe. and d corsase OF Mrs.
Aaron ward roses.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs Ferd
Dedert sang AT pawalng" and Il Love
You Truly" Ell LaShel!e sang Just a
Wearyin' for You" \ reception was
held at the home following tn. service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hickman have gone for a
wedding trip and after July l they Will
be ut home At 335T Gutlford arcnue.
The out Of town guests included Mr..
and AIRS Elmer Fowler. Mrs Harold
Neall Hazleton Of Los Angeles Mrs
James Seeh. ST.. Harold Hickman and
George Hickman Of Cleveland Mrs Yer
gle Eardzette of North Dakota, DIR and
Mrs J. Luther Murthy Of Chicago. Mr..
md Mrs. George Conrad Of Grand Rap
ids Mrs Helen Slater Of East St Louis
Miss Violet Daggy OF Richmond MISS
Josephine 0sthmer OF Louisville. Mr.. and
Mrs r. T. Fowler Of Peru, Jack Stew
art Of Cincinnati, Oscar Saul OF Ander
son, Mr. and Mrs Charles Payne Sr.
Of Brooklyn, n +: Mr.. and Mrs II
W. Case of Oswego. y. T.; Miss Rozora
Chance ma Denny Haven OF Nashville.
The wedding Of Miss Flora Carolyn
Bottin, daughter Of Mrs Ann Bottin. 1855
Leonard street and Louis Augustus
Waltz Of TT. Wayne, son Of Mr. aud
Mrs n. I Waltz Of Upton, was solemn
lied at 4 go Saturday afternoon ut the
home of the bride, the Rev William G.
Meiner officiating. The bride wore a
gown Of white satin crepe draped with
silk lace. Her veil Of tulle was caught
with lilies Of the valley She carried
a shower bouquet Of bridal roses. lilies
OF the valley and orchids Miss Edna
Bottin. sister Of the bride. was maid OF
honor, wearing dress Of peach eolored
organdy and carrying a shower bouquet
Of Mrs Aaron Ward roses Little Miss
Edna Evelyn Waltz, niece OF the bride
groom, was the ring bearer, CARRYING the
rings on white satin pillow. She was
dressed In white organdy. Raymond
Waltz Of Upton, brother Of the bride
groom, was best man. Preceding the
ceremony Miss Edna Clafrey played a
program Of bridal airs and Lawrence
Meyer sang AT Dawn,ng" and Love,
Here Is My Heart
Following the service a reception was
held at the brides home, the decorations