Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-02-18
ADMINISTRATION
NUPTIALS EVENT
OF PROMINENCE
Brilliant Wedding SerDice
Held at Christ Church
This Afternoon.

One Of the most brilliant weddings of
the winter season was that OF Miss
Katherine Lewis Watson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philemon NJ. Watson, 1443
North Delaware street, and Elias C. At
kins, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. At
kins, which took place this afternoon at
Christ Church, Bishop Joseph NJ. Fran
els reading the service.
Much interest has been conferred about
the marriage, as it is the uniting Of two
Of the old and prominent families OF the
city. The bride also has been In the
limelight to large extent owing to her
presentation at the English court when
she was the guest of her uncle, John Da-
Wis, ambassador to England, shortly after
she was graduated from Tudor Hall.
The church was effectively arranged
for the ceremony with a banking Of
palms, ferns and bay trees against the
altar on which CLEANED tall tapers set
in cathedral candelabra. Horace White
house, organist, and the vested choir
gave the musical program The process
sional was the hymn The Voice that
Breathed Ger Eden" During the serv-
ice the 9th Psalm was softly chanted by
the choir.
Following the prayer, "Oh Perfect
Love" was sung, and the MerdeIssohn
wedding march was played, followed by
the hymn, "Oh Father. All Creating" for
the occasional
Miss Julia Davis. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Davis of New York, was the
maid o. honor. She wore an attractive
frOck Cf Renee crepe with cream colored
horsebair braid hat trimmed in flowers
to match her frock, and carried shower
of butterfly roses and orchids.
The bridesmaids, including Miss Sallie
Hauelsen, Miss Elizabeth Lockard, Miss
Alice Holiday, Miss Anna Louise Grit
fifth, Miss Lueie Todd, Miss Lucy Holt
day, Miss Catherine COburn and Miss
Eleanor Dickson, wore coral Renee crepe
frocks similar to the one worn By the
maid Of honor, with black horsehair braid
hats, adorned with black tulle bows,
nude color hose, black satin slippers with
coral heels, and carried showers Of but
terhy roses and lavender lilacs.
Keyes Atkins, brother Of the BRIDE
groom, acted as best man. Egbert Dris-
coll of st. Paul, MINI; Nelson Henger OF
Waterbury, Conn; william Grape OF De-
troit, Samuel Lambert of New Yor.-.
John Mellon Of st. Louis. John Farwen
Of Chicago and Evans Woollen and Dud-
ley Pfa6 Of this city were ushers.
The bride wore the gown that she wore
when presented at the English court,
made Of white tulls banded with ivory
satin embroidered In silver fashioned n
sleeveless style, with a quaint drop
shoulder effect drapery Of the tulle. Her
tulle veil, which was arranged to form a
filmy train, was banded with orange bios
soIas, coronet effect, and her bouquet was
shower Of bride roses, lilies Of the val
ley and white heather. She wore the
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fresh pearls Of antique style.
Mrs. Watson, mother Of the bride, was
handsomely gowned in cinnamon-colered
Georgette crepe embroidered in brown
beads, with brown horsehair braid hat
trimmed with ivory and cinnamon shaded
/ feathers, and corsage Of orchids and gar
denias. Mrs. Atkins, the bridegroom's
mother, wore becoming gown Of blue
embroidered Georgette with hat to
match and corsage OF orchids.
Mrs. John Davis wore black velvet COM
bined with metallic lace, French blue
toque and sables. Mrs. Henry Fraser,
grandmother OF the bride, wore q black
crepe gown embroidered in beads, with
close fitting black hat Mrs. Mary Hall
Wadsworth wore black velvet with hat
to match with ermine scarf
Following the service, a reception was
held at the home of the brides parents.
The house was arranged with baskets
OF butterfly roses and wall screening Of
feathery greenery. The bridal table,
lighted by pink tapers. held a center
piece OF pink roses and smilax.
Among the out-of-town guests were
Mr.. and Mrs. Keyes Winter Of New
York, Phil Mitchell and Leon Mitchell
OF Rock Island, and Mrs. John W. Davis
Of New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins win 90 to Bermuda
for their wedding trip. Mrs. Atkins viii
travel in a blach Kasha frock embroidered
in white wool with chiffon collars and
cuffs, small black hat and seal wrap
with kolinsky collar and cuffs. The
at home announcement is for the Winter
apartments after April 1.