The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-08-16
Couple VIII
Honeymoon
in Michigan

Miss Edythe Elinor Hubbard,
daughter Of Mr.. and Ms. John s.
Hubbard, 3409 Park avenue, will be-
come the bride Of william H. Walk
or, son Of DR.. and Mrs. Frank G..
Walker, 3l51 North Capitol avenue,
at 4:3O this afternoon at the Broad
way Methodist Episcopal church.
The service will be read by DR..
o. w. F1fer, superintendent Of the
indianapolis district. The chancel
will be banked with palms and ferns
and lighted by branched Candida
bra. In the center sill be a tall
standard Of pastel garden flowers.
The family pews will be marked
with bows Of white satin ribbons.
Miss Florence Heshef. Button.
organist. will. play a program Of
bridal airs as the guests are being
seated by the ushers, Horace Storer.
AlmOn Coble, Richard BEEN and
Joseph Strickland.
Evan Walker TO Sing
Among the numbers she will play
will be "Ah, Sweet Mystery of Life"
Until" and Indian Love Call"
Evan Walker will sing 81 Love You
Truly" AT Dawning" and "Oh,
Promise Ne" During the ceremony
Miss Hesher viii play Sweetheart
of Sigma Chi
Mrs. Herbert Willis Todd, matron
OF honor, will wear blue mussoline
de sole gown, made with a fitted
bodice and long, full skirt. Three
narrow circular flounces will form
peplum at the hip line. The
waistline viii be marked with a mar
row pink MORE ribbon.
The bodice will have a deep shawl
collar. forming tiny sleeves. She
will wear blue MORE slippers, a blue
hairbraid picture hat trimmed with
pink MORE ribbon, and carry an
arm bouquet of garden flowers tied
with pink tulle. She will wear eeru
lace mitts and pink pearls, the gifts
Fof the bride.
Reception Arranged
Miss Maude Ann Searcy, maid of
honor. will wear a similar gown of
pink mussoline de sole. Her dress
will have a girdle of blue MORE
ribbon. She will wear pink slippers,
a pink picture hat trimmed with
blue and carry garden flowers tied
with blue tulle. She will wear lace
mitts and blue pearls, the gifts of
the bride.
Robert Garten will be best man.
The bride, who will be given in
marriage by her father, will wear a
gown of ivory bridal satin, made
with a fitted bodice, with yoke and
long sleeves Of lace and long full
skirt. She will wear ivory MORE
slippers.
Her tulle veil will have a lace
trimmed cap, caught on both sides |
with clusters Of orange blossoms.
She will wear a pearl necklace and |
carry a shower bouquet of Brides |
roses and lilies of the valley.
A reception for seYenty-five guests |
will be held at the Hubbard home |
following the ceremony. The house
will be decorated with garden |
flowers.
Graduates of Butler
Mrs. Hubbard will wear blue /
lowered chiffon with felt hat to
match and a shoulder corssse of /
pink roses. Mrs. Walker viii wear
beige lace with an imported moss
green braid hat and similar flowers.
The couple will go on a motor trip
to northern Michigan, the bride
travelling in brown and beige knit
suit. beige felt hat and brown ac-
ceSsorieS. They will be at home after
Sept Is at 245 West Maple road.
Both we're graduated from Butler
university. where the bride was a
member of Delta Delta Delta So
rority and Mr.. Walker was a Sigma
Chi.
Among the out-of-town guests will
be Or. and Mrs. John J. Connolly
and Miss Mae Goodin, Terre Haute:
Miss Helen Bredon, Odon; Mr.. and
Mrs. d. NJ. Hubbard, Cincinnati: Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Hill and Miss
Elizabeth Finch, Kokomo; Mesdames
Martha Hill, Mabel Allen. Edna Tea
ford, Paoh; Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph !
Walker and Mrs. Martha Walker,
Orleans.
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