The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-01-09

The church was decorated
with white lilies and white roses
and the altar was banked with
greenery and lighted with ca
thedraI tapers. Miss Geraldine
Trotter, organist, played a bridal
program and Mrs. Mark H. Brown,
Memphis, Tenn, sister of the brides,
sang Possession" "Ich Liebe Dich"
and "Still as the Night"
First in the bridal party were the
ushers, Warren King Mannon, Ron
aid Mannon, F.. Derrill Broker, Cold
Water, Mich; v. G. McCarty, Brook
vile, Ind; Paul v. Brown, Scott
Ham, and Richard Strickland,
Greenfield.
Four Serve as Bridesmaids
The four bridesmaids wore gowns
alike with velvet bodices and bout-
FAINT ruf1ed tulle skirts longer in
back. The tulle in the skirts was of
graduated shades with the darker
shade at the bottom. They wore
satin slippers to match and carried
bouuqets of roses and sweet peas
tied with tulle to match. They wore
earrings to match their dresses,
gifts of the brides. Miss Jessica'S
attendants were Miss Anne Moor
head, in light rose, and Miss Mary
Ann Miller in flesh. Miss Julia was
attended by Miss Constance Forsyth
in flame colored velvet and Miss
Elizabeth Bertermann in pale or
achid. Little Susan Janet Brown,
niece of the brides, as flower girl,
Wore changeable rose taffeta trimmed
in silver.
Miss Jessica entered with her
father and came down the right
aisle preceded by her attendants.
Miss Julia who was given in mar
rage by her oldest brother, Mark H.
Brown, Memphis, Tenn, followed
her attendants down the left aisle.
Brides Dresses Alike
The brides wore dresses alike Of
white taffeta bodices and long ruff
fled tulle skirts with taffeta trains,
The necklines were diagonal and on
the left hip were large taffeta bows
lined with silver. Their wells were
fastened in front with strands Of
pearls and orange blossoms and the
tulle was caught again at the back.
They were beaded in pearls and
caught with orange blossoms. Each
carried a shower bouquet OF orchids
and sweetheart roses.
For the reception at the Brown
home following the ceremony the
house was arranged with smilaX and
roses. Mrs. Brown, mother OF the
brides, received in a gown OF black
transparent velvet with flesh col
ored yoke beaded in rhinestones.
She wore a corsage of roses. On
the dining table were two wedding
cakes on mounds of greenery and
roses. The ices were in the shape
of wedding slippers, pink and Or
child roses and doves.
Take Trip East
Mr.. and Mrs. Mannon and Mr..
and Mrs. Konold left on wedding
trips through the East after which
the Konolds will be at home in
Omaha, Neb., and the-Mannons at
5O87 E. Washington st. They wore
travelling dresses alike of gray crepe
with shocking at the neck and gray
hats, shoes, fur coats and accessories
to match.
Both Mrs. Konold and Mrs. Man
non are graduates of Butler Univer-
sity and members of Kappa Alpha
Theta. Mr.. Konold also was grad
uated from Butler and is Phi
Delta Theta. Mr.. Mannon is grad
uate of Indiana University and
Sigma MI.
Among the out-of-town guests for
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark H. Brown. Memphis, Tenn;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Konold, Winona
Lake; Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Carson
and william S. Furry, Chicago; Mrs.
Susan Bailey, Edinburg; Miss Mary
Goodwin, Greensburg, Pa; F. Der
rill Bricker, Cold Water, Mich, and
V. G. McCarty Brookville.