Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-16

and Dudley Taylor of Indianapolis; Ed
win Winter of Chicago, Thomas stamp
fer Of Dubuque. Iowa, and Lieut.. Com
r. II. Ingram Mrs. J. II. Ingram, sister
Of the bride, as matron Of honor, wore
gown Of pale blue velvet and carried
shower bouquet OF Columbia roses The
maid Of honor, Miss Dorothy Richard Of
Cleveland, wore pale pink satin canton
crepe and carried Columbia roses. The
bridesmaids, Mrs. John Gould, Mrs Fred
T. Holiday, Mrs. Charles D. Pearce, Mrs
Benjamin CTaypool, Mrs. Sinclair -
bridge of Toledo and Mrs John Il. Ford
of Detroit, all wore gowns OF white chn-
fon fashioned in Grecian style with crys-
tai girdles. Their bouquets were Of
Premier roses and they wore wreaths Of
orange blossoms.
The bride, who entered on tho arm Of
, her father was charmingly gowned In
white satin canton crepe with a court
train which fell from the shoulders.
Pearls and crystals were used TO en-
broider the train and formed a heavy
girdle at the waist. Her veil was the
one worn by her sister at her wedding
with the addition OF coronet OF rose point
lace. and she carried A bouquet Of valley
lilies with A shower of real lace.
Following the ceremony, reception
was held at the Woodstock Club where
Mr.. and Mrs. Coffin entertained n host
Of friends The brides table was eifec-
lively arranged with decorations OF sill
yer tissue and pearls and lighted with
candles shaded with white satin hoods
trimmed with lilies Of the valley IN
the center Of the table was bank Of
Brides roses. lilies Of Che valley and
gardeuias.
Mrs. Bradley, mother OF the bride
groom, wore q gown of coral velvet with
( a corsage Of vioIets, aud Mrs. Coffin.
mother OF the bride was gowned I'm tUr-
Guise blue velvet and -yore a corsace or
orchids Mr.. and Mrs Bradley have
left for wedding trip. sailing Wednes-
day for an extensive tour Of Europe The
bride wore a travelling suit Of midnight
blue duveutyne with satin hat To match
They viii be at homo IN indianapolis aft
ter April I.
Among the out-of-town guests who at
tended the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Harvey Bradley, Jr., and Miss
Addy Mcdonald OF Dubuque. Iowa Mrs
Francis ". Jones. Mr.. and Mrs j. Q
Shafer and Mrs Carol ShafTer Of chi
cago Mrs. Lillian Frost Of Riverside.
Cal: Mr.. and Mrs Charles II Ray. Mrs
Frances T. Hord Of Terre Haute. Dr.
and Mrs. Samuel Kennedy. Mrs Emma
Hamilton. Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur e. Spiegel
Of Shelbyv1le Ind; Mrs. John Middleton
Of Louisville, Ky; Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
Blish Of Seymour Mr. and Mrs Harry
Guthrie Of Muncie. Mr.. and Mrs. John b
Ford and Mrs. Kate B. Tanner Of De
troit, Or. and Mrs W. W. Parsons of
Terre Haute- Mr. and Mrs. Cornell Wal
bridge and Mr. and Mrs Sinclairo Wal
bridge Of Toledo, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. f.
A. Bryson of South Bend, Mrs. C. !.
Helm and Miss Helm of Peru and Har-
old Comey Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Zethathea Club will be entertained
with a matinee party Wednesday after
noon at Keith's Theater. The hostess in
charge will be: Mrs. J. r. Martin. Mrs.
c. G. Pollock, Mrs George B. Davis Mrs.
W. r. Hancock, Mrs. A. J. Hueber. Mrs.
c. Z. Crippin and Mrs. n. B. MerrifeId
Mrs. Effie Marine Harvey, 1904 North
Pennsylvania street, entertained with a
tea yesterday afternoon.
The concert Of the Zoellner String Quar-
tette, which was to have been given
Tuesday evening a { the Athenaeum has
been postponed owing to the Illness Of
Joseph Zollner Sr. Announcement of
the new date viii be made later.
The marriage of Miss Celona c. Brown,
400 Limestone avenue, to John L. Dick
son Of Noblesyille, Ind, viii be quietly
solemnized at O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing at st. Bridgets Church.
Mrs. J. c. Grosec1ose, daughter. Miss
Anna. and Mrs. S. B. Caldwell. 1880 East
Minnesota street, have left for California,
where they will spend the winter