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

Seashore, Iowa City, la.
The service will be read b
of the College eof Missions, as
sisted by the Rev. Bert John
son, pastor of the Downey
Avenue Christian church, at
an altar decorated with palms and
ferns and lighted with white cathe-
dral candles in two candelabra,
placed at either side of the altar.
Pew markers Of rose and green
tulle, the bridal colors, will be used.
A program Of organ music in
GLIDING "Pomp and Circumstance"
by Elgar; Handels Largo" the
Kappa Kappa Gamma song, and
"Violets," the Sigma Alpha Epsilon
song will be played preceding the
ceremony. Frank Nusbaum will
sing "Oh Promise Me" and 'Ich
Liebe Dicht."
Sister to Attend Bride
The bridal party will enter to
'The Bridal Chorus" from Lohen-
grin. Mrs. Rollin Morris Perkins,
Iowa City, sister of the bride,
will be natron of honor and will
wear a gown of pale green georg-
cite, with tiers of different shades
of green forming the skirt. A motif
in silver thread extends from the
left side of the bodice to the hem
of the skirt. She will wear silver
slippers and hose and a brilliant
comb in her hair. Her flowers will
be Ophelia roses in shower bou-
quet.
Misses Helen and Clara Perkins,
Iowa City, will walk together as
bridesmaids. Their gowns Of taffeta
fashioned bouffant style have tight
bodices and corded full skirts.
Streamers of taffeta from either
shoulder, form a bow in the back
and there are shirred panniers over
the hips. They both will wear
crystal drops on narrow silver
chains, the gift of the bride. Miss
Helen Perkins will be in pale green
and Miss Clara Perkins gown is in
rose. They both will have shower
bouquets Of cream and pink roses.
Miss Dorothy Reynolds, brides
maid, will be gowned in pale green
taffeta, made with v neckline in
the back and rounded neckline
in front. The skirt, made of seal
loped tiers of taffeta, has an I'M
even hemline. Her satin slippers
end stockings will match the gown.
She will carry Ophelia roses in
Shower bouquet
Miss Mildred Johns, maid of
honor, will wear pale pink taffeta
made robe de style with uneven
hemline. The bottom of the skirt
is faced in deep rose taffeta. The
tight bodice has v neck with
narrow inset, V-Shaped of the rose
rose taffeta and g rose bow lined
in pink tied on the left shoulder
hangs to the floor. Her shoes and
hose are rose. She will carry
shower bouquet Of Columbia roses.
Robert Holmes Seashore, Eugene,
Ore, brother of the groom, will be
best man. USherS will be Rollin
Morris Perkins, Iowa City; Frank
Karslake. Chicago; Myron Hughel
and William Pearcy, indianapolis.
Robert William Payne, nephew Of
the bride, will carry the wedding
ring on a pillow Of uncut velvet,
placed in the center of a wreath of
forget-me-nots.
Given by Brother
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her brother, Francis
William Payne, will wear her
mothers wedding dress unaltered.
: 1t is made of ivory uncut velvet,
with a long full skirt, made to
stand out by ruses of crinoline and
: tight bodice, pointed in the back.
Tiny pulled sleeves and a panel on
the front of the skirt and bodice
of ivory grosgrain hand painted
with forget-me-nots complete the
gown. She will carry linen
handkerchief heavily embroidered
and cameo set in gold filigree
will be her only jewelry. The hand
kerchief and brooch are both fam
lily heirlooms. Her shoes will be
those worn by her mother on her
wedding day, black kid embroidered
in silver.
Her full length tulle veil will also
have a face veil and it will be
made with a crown of rose point
lace, brought to Miss Payne by
Miss Johns from Belgium.
A reception at the Payne home.
Gray Gables, will follow the cere-
mony. At supper the table will be
centered with a TERED wedding
cake on mound of smilax and
lighted with pink tapers in silver
holders. Mesdames F. G.. Johns
and Claude Hughel will assist Mrs.
Payne.
Couple to Motor in North
Mr.. and Mrs. Seashore will mo-
tor through the northern States
and Canada. The bride will wear
chocolate canton crepe trimmed
with tan applique, alligator shoes
and handbag and a chocolate vel
vet hat. Her travelling coat will be
tan and brown tweed with a wolf
collar.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seashore will be at
home at the Hotel Martin after
Oct. l.
Out-of-town guests will include
Dean and Mrs. Seashore, Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins, Misses Helen and
Clara Perkins, Iowa City; Robert
Seashore, Eugene, Ore; Mrs. Mil
dred Guy, South Bend; DR.. and
Mrs. j. P. Bigerstaff and family,
Wabash; Leone Decker, Brazil, and
Mrs. Carl Mather, West Branch, Ia.
Mrs. Seashore was graduated
from Butler university and the