The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1927-10-24

an altar of palms and terms
lighted with cathedral candles
Preceding the ceremony Faul
Mathews, organist, played the no.
lowing program Nsv,n
Venetian Love Song iiicfa,;;n,aan,.
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salute de Amour" ....'...'''''''' .5rieg
M Miss s;f zelma Flora, soloist, sang a..
Dawning," "God Sent You to Me-
and because I Love You.
Sister an Attendant
Mrs. John Scott Mann Jr., sister
of the bridegroom, as matron OF
honor. wore gown of larkspuf Diue
transparent velvet with wide silver
TITLE hem reaching the floor. a
large satin bow at the waist line IN
the back had ribbon ends touching
the floor. The gown was made WIN
silver lace yoke silver lace meoleVai
can with flowers at either side. she
carried an arm sheath Of COLUMBIA
roses and larkspur tied with a blue
tulle bow.
Miss June Showers, sister OF the
bride, as flower girl, wore peach tai
feta in robe de style with tight
BASQUE and long skirt with escal-
loued hen1line edged with gold lace
The dress had a Queen Anne collar
of gold lace and medieval cap OF
gold lace. There was a blue velvet
ribbon bow at the waist. She car
ried an old-fashioned bouquet OF tea
roses and violets with lace frlll
and blue ribbon streamers.
The bridesmaids were Miss Bar
bara Pfeffer and Miss Helen Keehn.
Miss Pfeffer wore deep lavender
transparent velvet in robe de style,
with tight basque and full skirt.
Her dress was also fashioned with
lace yoke and cap. The silver tulle
border on the skirt reached the
floor. Her sheath of flowers was
premier roses and larkspur tied
with lavender tulle bow. Miss
Keehn's dress was in deep rose robe
de style with silver yoke cap and
tulle hem. The skirt was floor
length. She carried Premier roses
tied with rose tulle.
Pearl STUDIED Gown
The bride, given in marriage by
her father wore white bridal satin
in rose point lace yoke studded with
pearls. It was fashioned robe de
style with skirt touching the floor,
the lower edge finished with lace
and pearls, and fashioned with
slight train. Her long veil was
bound with French lace and caught
at the ears with clusters Of orange
blossoms. She carried white roses
and lilies of the valley arranged in
a shower.
Leon Hicks was best man and the
ushers were John Scott Mann Jr.
and Robert F. Hansell.
A reception in the foyer OF the
church followed the ceremony. APP
pointments were asters in the bridal
colorS, and palms and ferns. Mrs.
Showers, mother of the bride, re-
ceived in a gown of Alice blue crepe
romaine with brocaded velvet panel
in the front, and gold cloth hat.
She wore corsage of premier roses
and violets. Mrs. Hiner, mother OF
the bridegroom, wore black Georg-
cite heavily embroidered in gold
with small black velvet hat with
gold ornament. Her corsage was OF
Columbia roses and violets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hiner left on an
extended trip East, the bride travel
ing in dress of navy blue wool
georgette with navy twill sport coat
with hat and oxfords to match. The
bride attended Indiana University
and was graduated from John Her
ron Art Institute. She formerly
was art instructor in Manual Train
ing High School. The couple will
be at home after Nov. 81 at 2l4
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