The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-06-14
Miss Gilman
Will Wed in
Church Rites

At a lovely candlelight ceremony
to be read at $50 this afternoon at
the Meridian Heights Presbyterian
church, Miss Charlotte Gilman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Norman
H. Gilman, 1890 College avenue, will
become the bride of Frederick
Straub Ballweg, son of Mrs. Fred
erick w. Ballweg, 2151 North Me-
ridian street
The marriage will be cele-
brated by the Rev. Thomas r.
White. Mrs. Lena Stillman, organ
ist, will play a program of bridal
airs as the guests are being seated
by the ushers, Stanley Gray, Cam
bridge, Mass, and Boyd Rollin.
Glen o. Friermood will sing AT
Dawning" and Il Love YOU by
Grieg.
The center aisle of the church
will be lined with lighted ca
thedral candles in gold holders,
tied with smilax The chancel will
be banked with palms and CT
botium ferns and lighted with
eleven five-branch candelabrae.
Lilies in slender gold vases will be
interspersed through the greenery.
Roses to Form Bouquet
Miss Katherine Lewis, Detroit,
maid of honor, will wear rose
point de'sprit made with a fitted
bodice with a cape effect in back,
the three-tiered skirt touching the
floor all around and a bow Of delft
blue tafeta marking the waistline
in the back. She will wear rose
hairbraid picture hat, rose satin
slippers and rose lace gloves. She
will carry an arm bouquet of
Matchless roses and dypsophila tied
with rose ribbon. She will wear
a strand of pearls, the gift Of the
bride.
Mrs. STANLEY Gray, Cambridge,
and Miss Virginia Ballweg, sisters
of the bridegroom, will be brides
maids. They will wear delft blue
point d'esprit frocks made with fit
ted bodices, puff sleeves and full
skirts that touched the floor. The
gowns have girdIes of rose taffeta,
with bows at the back. They will
wear strands of pearls, blue lace
gloves, blue hairbraid hats and blue
satin slippers, and carry MatchlesS
roses and wear strands of pearls.
Given by Father
Miss June Ann Gilman, sister of
the bride, will be junior brides
maid. Her flesh colored point
d'esprit frock was made like those
of the bridesmaids, with a blue
taffeta bow in back. She will
wear a flesh hairbraid hat and
slippers and will carry Butterfly
roses tied with pink satin ribbon.
She will wear a sapphire ring, the
gift of her sister, and lace mittS
which had belonged to her grand
mother.
Henry Frommeyer will be best
man.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will
wear a Princess gown of ivory satin,
made with a fitted bodice with
natural waistline and long tight
sleeves, the long skirt sweeping into
a full court train in the back. Her
ivory tulle veil has a cap of Princess
lace. The design of the lace is
traced with seed pearls, and two
strands of pearls across the back
join the cap and veil. She will
carry a lace handkerchief which her
mother and grandmother carried at
their weddings. Her flowers will be
Johanna Hill roses and gardenias,
tied with ivory satin ribbon.
Reception Arranged
Following the ceremony n supper
for members of the bridal party,
relatives and close friends will be
given at the Gilman home. The
bridal table will be centered with a
TERED cake, festooned with white
roses and lighted by ivory tapers in
silver holders. In the drawing room,
the fireplace will be banked with
palms and ferns, and the mantel
covered with pastel-colored flowers.
Mrs. Gilman will wear aquomarine
chiffon with maline hat to match
and a shoulder corsage of yellow
roses. Mrs. Ballweg will wear flow
cred chiffon trimmed with black
chantilly lace and a corsage of Pre-
mieT roses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballweg will go on
a motor trip through the west, the
bride travelling in a blue wool suit
with egg shell satin blouse and navy
blue accessories. They will be at
home after July IS at 3507 North
Pennsylvania street.
Attended Seminary
Mrs. Ballweg attended Martha
Washington seminary and was grad
uated from Butler university, where
she was a member of Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority. Mr.. Ballweg at
tended Indiana university, and is a
member of Phi Kappa Psi frater-
nifty.
Among the out-of-town guests
will be Mr.. and Mrs. William
Schorr. Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Schorr,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Anderson, Miss
Elizabeth Schorr and Martin Schorr,
Hamilton, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. William
ClawSon. Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs.
B. w. Urmston. Anderson; Mrs.
Harry Lewis, Miss Harriet Lewis
and Metcalf Holmes, Detroit.