Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-05-04
MAY WEDDING is
SOLElMNIZED IN
PRETTY SETTING
Beautiful GOUns at SPRING
gGte-BrOLUne Cere-
nlOny.

Palms, ferns and Easter lilies formed
a beautiful setting for the wedding
Wednesday evening of Miss Ruth George
anna Springgate, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Springgate. and Arthur A.
Browne. The ceremony, at which the
Rev. George Harry Richardson officiated,
took place at the Episcopal Church Of the
Advent at $50 o'clock.
The bride. who was given in marriage
by her father, was equisitely gowned In
white chiffon taffeta, made with square
scalloped hem and low waistiine. Her
veil of rose point and duchess lace, held
in place with orange blossoms, was one
which had been worn by Miss Spring
gates mother and grandmother at their
weddings. Valley lilies and orchids made
up the shower bouquet which she carried.
Mrs. Robert Lewis wore orchid georgette.
touched with silver, and carried lavender
May flowers and butterfly roses, tied with
lavender ribbons. Pink crepe taffeta,
charmingly fashioned with ruffled loops
and close fitting bodice, was worn by Miss
Marjorie Miller Of Oxford. who was Miss
Springgate's maid of honor. Her flowers
were Columbi roses and lavender May
blossoms The matron Of honor, Mrs.
Ferris Carson Myers, wore a frock or
lavender taffeta com bined with lace OF
the same shade and carried lavender
sweetpeas and Spanish iris. Headdresses
of platinum leaves were worn by all or
the attendants.
Platinum ribbon formed the head dress
Of Miss Madeline Campbell, who strewed
rosebuds and rose petals in the brides
path from an orchid taffeta hat, held
by tune streamers. Pink and orchid
taffeta made up her frock. The 4-year-
old god child Of the bride. little Robert
Miller Strobe of Kokomo, carried the
ring on a pillow Of white satin bordered
with lace and ribbon.
Acting as ushers were Donald Spring
gate, Ferris Carson Myers, Robert W.
Lewis and Carl Weinhardt.
Preceding the ceremony a program OF
music was given by Mrs. Christine Wag-
ner Rousch, violipist; George Kemp, or
ganist, and Robin Woodruff. tenor.
Nevin's Rosary" Il Love You Truly
cat Dawning" and Believe Me If All
Those Endearing Young Charms were
among the selections given. and the
Lohengrin Wedding March" was used
for the professional
At the reception which followed the
wedding at the home of the brides par
ents. 1918 East Maple road, palms, spring
flowers and smilax formed the decoTa-
tions and the bridal table. which bore
the wedding cake. was banked with roses.
Seventy five guests were present at the
reception. Among those from out OF
town were: Nj and Mrs. c. E. Miller,
Mr.. and Mrs I y. Miller, Mr.. and Mrs.
Don P. Strobe, and daughter Marjorie
Ann, and Master Robert Strobe, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Miller. from Kokomo. Ind;
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur T. Wells Of Muncie,
Springgate uncle and aunt Of the bride
from Nitchfeld, III: Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
liam Miller of oxford. Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard CartnelI of Chicago. Mr..
and Mrs. Springgate were assisted by
Mr. and Mrs J. a Warrender, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank HoruF, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice
OConnor. Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Stout.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown have left for
wedding trip in the East and will be at
home at 1892 Washington boulevard.
after June Is.