The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-10-26
Miss Thomas
Is Bride in
Church Rite

Miss Dorothy Lou Thomas, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B.
Thomas, 4935 Park avenue, and
Robert c. Schetter, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Schetter, were married
today at the Meridian Heights
Presbyterian church. The Rev. T..
R. White, pastor, read the ceremony
before an altar banked with palms
and ferns and decorated with bas-
kets of white japanese chrysanthe-
NUNS. Two seven branch candle
labra held lighted cathedral candles.
PewS for the family were marked
with large bows of white tulle and
the Phi Phi sorority reservations
were designated with bows of wine
and silver blue tulle.
Mrs. G.. Herbert Smith, Cham
paign, Ill, and Mrs. Robert Nipper
were the brides attendants. Mrs.
Smith wore a frock of rose beige
georgette. The bodice formed a
scarf. that hung over the left shoul-
der and to the bottom of the skirt,
which was a circular wrap-around.
Her hat and shoes matched her
gown.
Mrs. Nipper's gown was darker
rose made with a surplice bodice
caught at the waist line with velvet
roses in shades of brown. Three
circular tiers formed the skirt, and
she wore a brown hat and shoes to
match. Both carried shower bou-
quets of chrysanthemums in the
autumn shades, tied with tulle to
match.
Robert Nipper was best man. and
uShers were william Bochstahler,
Victor Day, Marion, cousin Of the
bride, and Ralph Schetter, brother
of the bridegroom.
Bride Wears Crepe FrOck
The bride wore a frock of rose
beige crepe. The skirt was fash
Toned with three tiers of wood brown
transparent velvet. A shawl collar
was caught in front with a platinum
wreath set with diamonds. She
wore brown velvet slippers with
rhinestone buckles and a brown felt
and velvet turban. Her shower
bouquet was made of Joanna Hill
roses and chrysanthemums in
autumn shades.
A reception at the church par
lors was followed by a tea at the
home Of the brides parents, for out
of-town guests and relatives. The
home throughout was decorated with
roses and chrysanthemuns, baskets
of bitter sweet and autumn leaves.
The bridal table was laid with a
lace cloth and centered with a
plateau of flowers in the autumn
shades. Orange tapers in crystal
holders were used. Mrs. Herbert
Smith poured, and Mrs. Nipper and
Miss Suzanne Kolhof assisted in
the dining room.
Travel in Easi
Mr. and Mrs Schetter have gone
east, the bride travelling in a navy
blue crepe ensemble with accessor-
les to match.
Out-of town guests included:
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Stewart. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. +. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
meth Smith. Mrs. Rose Tudor, Galveston;
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ H.. Thomas Bedford;
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Thomas. Peru Mr.. and
Mrs. James Meyer. Kokomo; Mr.. and
Mrs. D. d. Tickle, Mr.. and MS. Mary
Enger and daughter. Loganspo.J; Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Day. Marion; M and Mrs
Frank Ragsdale, Mr.; anq Mrs William
and Mrs. Fond Merritt, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
Ruddle. Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Kilni-r. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred O'Rear Mrs. James Browl,
Misses Jess Berry, Hazel Blim and Ruth
Brown. Frankfort; Mrs Minnie Layman
and Mrs. Schroeder. Piqua. Ohio; Mrs
Wetzel and son. Evansville; Mrs. A NJ
Wood. Mrs. w. r. Galloway. Mrs. Wood
and daughters. Gertrude and Florence
Cincinnati. Ohio. and M. and Mrs John
orntraeger. Louisville, Ky.
A rireBBlmDl tBW9-etaoi shrd I'd d fwyi
Mrs. Schetter was graduated from
Butler university and is a member
of Pi Beta Phi sorority. Mr.. Schet-
ter attended Indiana university and
is member of Sigma Alpha Epsilon
fraternity.