The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-08-17
Social Activities

Miss Alice May Crippin, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence E. Crtppin
was given in marriage last night by
her father to Wilmot C. GoooaH at a
lovely ceremony at "Edgewood1" the
Crippin home on the Cold Spring
road. The service was read by DR..
w. B. Farmer of the Broadway NJ. E.
Church before the fireplace which was
banked with palms and ferns. The
bridal party passed through an aisle
Of ivory pedestals linked with ropes
of smilax. Baskets Of flowers car.
ried out the bridal colors, laven Ter
and pink, while cathedral tapers and
soft harp music added to the quaint
charm of the affair.
The bride was beautifully gowned
in the oldfashioned style tight bodice
Of white taffeta with flaring lace
skirt reeded from tho hips. Her tulle
veil was fashioned with a long train
and fell from a bandeau of pearls and
orange blossoms, She carried a show
er Of white roses and valley lilies. Her
matron of honor. Mrs. f. Wilkinson,
wore rose pink taffeta with tight
bodice and scalloped skirt trimmed
with applique roses and carried an
arm bouquet of larkspur and pink
lilies. Miss Edith Hendren, maid of
honor, wore lavendSr and silver
taffeta made in the same style and
carried summer lilacs and roses. Both
wore bandeaux to match their frocks.
Mrs. Clarence E. Crippin, mother of
the bride wore a gown Of blue lace
with a corsage of roses and lilacs
while Mrs. Z. f. Goodau. mother Of
the groom. wore lace and a corsage
Of scarlet roses.
Following the reception Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodall left for a motor trip
through Michigan. from where they
will go to New York returning to In
dianapolis after Sept 10.
The marriage Of Miss Helen Nichol.
son to Karlyn Barrit will take place
at $50 o'clock Saturday evening at
the Central Christian Church, DR..
Oren w. Fifer. officiating. Miss
Nicholson's attendants VIII include
Miss Lucille SuIlivsn. maid OF honor
Miss Mary Wall, Miss Martha Stubs
and Miss Helen Thompson. brides
maids. Emile Lineager viii be best
man Mrs, z. A. Breeze win sing a
program OF bridal airs including. II
Love You Truly" Il Love The Moon. "
AT Dawning," and Believe Me. if all
Those Endearing Young Charms. d
Following the ceremony a reception
will be held at the home Of the bride
moHher, Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholson, on
n. Capitol Ave.
Wednesday evening Miss Martha L.
Stubs gave a dinner dance in honor
Of Miss Nicholson, covers being laid
for Miss Mary Wall Miss Helen
Thompson. Miss Lucille Sullivan. Miss
Martha Stubs. Miss Mary Stubs
Mrs. Paul Stubs. Kathryn Barrit
Stubbs. Harold Cash. Emile Lineager
Hirschel Miller, Henry Stedman,
Clayton Buchanan and J. II. Barrit
Miss Lola Elizabeth Noble enter
tanned with a delightfully."- appointed
bridge party this afternoon I'm honor
Of three bride.elects. Miss Bernico
Wiltshire. Miss Lillian McMurray and
Miss Helen Berry. In one end OF the
living room was a miniature bridal
party. including the minister. ring
bearer and flower girl. in costume. a
color scheme OF pink and green was
used throughout. the rooms being dec
GRATED with baskets Of pink flowers
and smilax, The hostess was assisted
by her aunt. Mrs r l.. Melett and I'm
the receiving line were the three
guests of honor. and their mothers,
Mrs. J. D. Wiltshire. Mrs W b. Nc
Murray and Mrs. II. J. Berry. Out
Of town guests included Miss Edith
Mood Of Upton. and Miss Doris Ir.
win OF Chicago. There were forty
guests. Next. week Miss Wiltshire
win entertain in honor Of Miss Nc
and Mrs. Charles Dunlap, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Neil. Mrs A. NcCready
Miss Ruth Pope. Miss Stella Hopkins
Miss Rale Danziger. T. G. Mattox and
Justin Kline. A three tier cake hold