The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-06-27


the terrace and at the edges OF
the driveway. Pascale Mon
tani, harpist, played "Andante
Constabile,'' by Tschakowsky,
during the service, which was
preceded by program of bridal
airs.
Party Crosses Terrace
The bridal party, led by Addison
Miller, head usher, came from the
Sanborn home across the terrace
and into the garden. Mitchell P.
Crist, Edward B. Raub Jr., John
K. Ruckelshaus, William Kennedy
and David Donham of Cambridge,
Mass, Edwin Lindsey Of Davenport,
Iowa, and Charles E. Piety, Terre
\ Haute, were ushers.
z The bridesmaids were Mrs. Fred
kerick Boone, Miss Edris Rlce-Wray,
Netroit, Mich, Miss Ruth Rob-
Ia, Irvington- n-the-Hudson. Miss
wellyn Hereth, Miss Genevieve
kerell, and Miss Eleanor Chase.
ciAnati. They wore gown
shioried alike in shades OF pink,
hging from flesh pink worn by
Boone, to deep rose worn by
Chase. They carried long shep-
DIS crooks with roses in shades OF
lk fashioned to the handles. The
Fills wearing dresses in lighter
hades had deep roses and those
Nth darker shaded dresses had light
Roses.
Miss Lucia Turner of Washington,
b, e., as maid of honor, and Mrs.
Mitchell P. Christ, sister OF the
bride. is matron of honor, wore deep
cherry gowns fashioned like the
others aand carried delphiniun and
roses. The gowns were made with
three tiers of plating in the skirts
and with taffeta jackets cut very
low in the back. The slippers OF
each attendant were the shade OF
her dress.
The bride, who was given IN mar
riage by her father, wore white satln
embroidered in pearls with Train
of satin, beaded. The, gown was
long WASTED with long sleeves ana
IN neckline. Her veil, also beaded,
AS fashioned with a coronet OF
|arls in front caught with orange
kssons ia either side. She wore
gift of the bridegroom, a strand
nearM. Her bouquet was orcnloS
IND lilies Of the valley.
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Dancing After Reception
a reception followed the cere-
noonv. after which there was danc-
ing on the pavilion in the garden.
The home was decorated with roses
and delphinium and the wedding
cake was on a mound of smilax. Tan
white tapers lighted the dining
room. Mrs. Sanborn received IN
blue chiffon and lace, with slippers
to match. She wore a shoulder
hououet of orchids. Mrs. LaFolllette
wore black chiffon over flesh color
and wore orchids. Mrs. E. G. Stiles
grandmother of the bride, wore gray
chiffon with sweet peas and sweet
heart roses.
The couple has gone on a trip to
Quebec and will beat home at the
Sanborn home until Jan. /. MI
and Mrs. Sanborn will leave Aug.
. for a trip aorocd. The bride travelled
in an outfit OF snakeskin. Her dress
was snakea-1ln satin, her green coat
trimmed with s,lakeskin and her
accessories N S ,at,e5kin. Her cor
sage was OF orchids.
Mrs. La Fcliecte is graduate of
Tudor Hall and Vassar College, and
Mr.. LaFollctse is a graduate of Wa
bash College and Harvard Uniyer-
sity. lie is a members of Phi Delta
Theta.
A large number Of friends and
relatives from Thorntown were
guests at the wedding, and among
other out-of-town guests were: Mrs
E. G.. Stiles, Hartford, Co n.; Mr..
and Mrs. J.. A. Kirssey, Chicago;
Mrs. M. e. Hayes, Los Angeles; Mrs.
Mary E. Newton and Mrs. A. r.
-Ticknor, Jacksonville, Fla; Mrs. M.
E. Apologize, Buffalo, n. Y; Mrs.
L. A. Robson, Irvingtol1- Hudson,
N. Y; Miss Jane Schucraft and
William Schucraft, Chicago; Will
liam S. Bailey and Kennedy Bailey,
Cleveland, Ohio, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Mel Jr., New York City.