The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-09-18
SOCIAL
Activities
E NTE AIN MEN rs
WEDDINGS BETROTHALS

Church was the scene of a fall
III wedding this afternoon when
Miss Esther Jane johnson, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Johnson, 1929
Park Ave, became the bride of Earl
Robert Burroughs Of Ponca City,
Okla, the Rev Orien W. Fifer Off
ciating. The altar was banked with
ferns and palms with four tall cathe-
dral candles on either side. The cen
ter aisle was marked by streamers of
lavender and pink tulle held by Miss
Edith Smart of Kentland, Ind, and
Miss Madeline Hixon, who were
dressed in lavender and pink frocks
and held the streamers with wreaths
of roses.
Miss Katherine Mead. organist,
played the bridal music; Miss Jeanette
Benedict sang Thank God for Car
den" and Miss Ruth Rooney sang a
composition of the brides with words
written by the groom.
The little flower girls, Vivian Jane
and Geraldine Johnson. nieces of the
bride, were dressed in white crepe de
chine and carried baskets Of pink and
lavender fall roses Miss Christine
of pink GeOrgette over lavender. Mrs.
c. Tom Johnson, matron of honor.
wore lavender over pink. Both at
tendants carried pink and lavender
fall roses. The bridesmaids. Miss
Neva Pentecost of Okmulgee, Okla;
Miss Evelyn Brockway of Rockville,
Ind, and Mrs. a. Hastings Fiske wore
gowns Of lavender Georgette and car
ried bouquets similar to the other at
PENDANTS
Little Billy McMasters, dressed in
a SUIT Of white silk, carried the ring
on a silver plate
c. Tom johnson was best man.
Wilbur Grose of Greencastle. c. A
Brown OF Lafayette DR.. c. H. Col
lngs Of Rockville, Ind; Gray Pruitt,
John McClelland and John Lenhart
were ushers.
Mr. and Mrs. Burroughs will take
4 weddin- trip before returning to
Torca City, Okla. where they will
oa at nome after Oct. l.
r. lie home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ash
at 3. Swans, 1924 n. New Jer-
- sey St, viii be the scene to-
night of a bridal dinned party in
honor Of their niece, Miss Ellen
Woody and Of Ralph E. Peckham, of
Pittsburgh, Pa, whose marriage viii
take place Wednesday night at the
First Friends Church.
The guests viii inclde the members
of the bridal party and the immediate
families Of the bride and groom-elect.
The bridal party will be seated at one
table. A color scheme of pink and
white will be carried out, using pink
tapers in crystal holders and center
pieces of pink and white fall roses.
Covers viii be marked with place
cards in bridal design.
Seated at the bridal table Will be:
Misses Elizabeth Frances Evans, maid
Of honor; Ruth Orchard, of Blooming
ton: and Laura Barrett, bridesmaids;
Clara Jane Hickman, flower girl:
Katherine Mead, organist: and Hope
Bedford. soloist; Messrs. Orla A.
Woody, brother of the bride, who will
give her in marriage; Ashley +. Peil-
emier, of Vincennes. best man: and
Thomas Woody Evans and Edward
L. Cadou. ushers.
At the other table will be Mr.. and
Mrs. Peckham. Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
William T. Woody, of Cleveland; Miss
Anna Chambers of Louisville, KY: Mr..
and Mrs. Asher B. Evans; Mrs. Sadye
Woody and Mrs Ellen Woody.
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The wedding Of Miss Carolyn Doro-
thy LaUth. daughter Of Mrs Jo-
sephine Lauth. 1924 z. Ohio St. and
Joseph n. Huser of Logansport, Ind.
was held this morning at the Holy
Cross Church. The church was beau
tifully decorated with ferns and palms
and American Beauty roses.
The brides only attendant was the
groOm's sister, Miss Elizabeth Huser,
who wore a gown Of lavender geor-
gette with hat to match and carried
an arm bouquet of Ophelia roses
E. J. Lauth, brother of the bride,
was best man Miss Marie Moore.
organist, played 1.-The Sweetest. Sweet
est Story Ever Told" during the cere-
mOny E. ]. Lauth sang "Oh, Prom
ise Me"
The bride was charming in a gown
Of white satin crepe and georgette
trimmed with crystal beads and iri-
descents. She carried a prayer book
of mother of pearl marked with lilies
of ths valley and silver ribbons. Her
veil was white tuile arranged with