The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-09-06
Church VIII.
Be Scene of.
Ce r. q m o n y.


Moore, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Cameron Moore, will become
the bride of Paul Bernard Hoffman,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman,
Lagrange, III.
The entrance to the church will
have an arch, with lattice work on
either side, decorated with southern
smilax. Pews for members Of the
families will be marked with sprays
of white gladioli tied with white
tulle. The center aisle will be roped
of with streamers of white tulle.
The back Of the pulpit will have
screen Of palms and ferns. In the
center will be a twenty-one branch
candelabra and on either side will
be a seven branch candelabra, hold
ing lighted tapers. Two tall vases
of blue and yellow flowers will be
placed at either side of the eleva-
ton upon which the bridal party
will stand.
The service will be read by DR..
Frederick E. Taylor, pastor Of the
church.
To Wear Similar Gowns
Mrs. Dorothy Knight Greene, Or
ganist, will play "Liebestraum,"
Kreisler's Caprice" Kiss Me
Again" and Morning" from the
Peer Gynt suite. while the guests
are being seated by the ushers, Will
liam Wylie, Cincinnati; William
Williamson, Niagara Falls; Robert
Davis, Chicago; and Carroll Mavis,
Grand Rapids.
Mrs. Glen Friermood, contralto,
will sing "Ah Sweet Mystery of
Life" and Love Song" from the
Desert Song" 1.-THE Bridal Choir
u.s." from Lohengrin, will be used
for the professional and Mendels-
sohn's wedding March for the re-
cessional.
The bridesmaids, who will enter
singly, will wear gowns fashioned
alike of blue taffeta. They will have
tight fitted bodices with tiny petal
caps for sleeves, and ankle length
skirts made of taffeta petals, shad-
ing from light to deep delphinium
blue. They will wear deep blue felt
hats, vagabond style.
Under the brim will be wreaths OF
blue corn flowers. They will carry
old fashioned bouquets of delphini-
UNI, shading from light to deep blue,
and yellow baby chrysanthemums in
lace holders. They will wear satin
slippers the shade of their hats.
Father Best Man
The bridesmaids, classmates of the
bride at Wellesley college, will be
Miss Mary Griffin, Glens Falls, N.
Y; Miss Marie Foster, Bartlesville,
Okla; Miss Hope Pfaf1in, Miss
Cornelia Bowling and Miss Fran
ces Hamilton.
Mr.. Hoffman's father will be his
best man.
The bride, who will enter with
her father, will wear lovely gown
of ivory satin, made severely plain
with a fitted bodice with a natural
waistline and rounded neck. The
long skirt, slightly draped, will fall
| into a train in the back. Her tulle
veil will have a close fitting cap with
wide chin strap. She Will carry
shower bouquet of gardenias and
Lilies of the valley.
Following the ceremony, a dinner
will be given at the Propylaeum for
members of the families, out-of-
town guests and intimate friends.
Mrs. Moore will wear a black Chan
lilly lace gown with lace cocktail
Jacket, a black velvet hat and a.
shoulder corsage of Aaron Ward
roses. Mrs. Hoffman's ensemble
will be beige lace. She will wear a
beige hat and a shoulder corsage of
orchids and lilies Of the valley.
Honeymoon to California
The couple will leave on trip
to California, the bride travelling in
a. brown crepe and wool ensemble
with accessories to match. They
will be at home after Oct. Is at %
West Twenty eighth street.
Miss Moore attended Tudor Hall
and was graduated from Walnut
Hill, Natick, Mass. She also at
tended Wellesley college. Mr.. Hoff-
man was graduated from ST. Johns
Military school, Delafleld, Wis, and
attended Dartmouth, where he was
a member of Phi Delta Theta fra
ternity. The ushers were his class
mates at Dartmouth.
Among out-of- town guests will be
Miss Marie Hershey, sister of the
brides mother, Sterling, Ill; Pro-
fessor Robert w. Moore, Hamilton,
N. Y; Mr.. and Mrs. Abner Bowen,
Mrs. E. w. Bowen, Mrs. Mary Howe,
Mrs. Lou Martin, Mrs. James Wa
son, Miss Eilda Bowen and Miss
Mary Cochrane, I'll of Delphi; Mrs.
A. B. Mitchell, Logansport; Mr.. and
Mrs. Lee Mighell, Aurora, ILL.,; Mr..
and Mrs. Platte Robinson, Rich
mond Mrs. Bruce Scott, Evanston;
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Goodrich, Miss
Catherine Goodrich, Miss Ruth
Goodrich, Pendleton; DR.. and Mrs.
Homer P. Rainey, Franklin; Mrs. L.
E. Cox, Miss Virginia Cox, Miss Jean
Cox and Lunsford Cox, Greenwood.