The Indianapolis times., 1930-06-07
Miss Barnes
Welded to
j. L. CadiCk

Miss Evelyn Eleanore Barnes
daughter Of Alfred A. Barnes. 3505
Washington boulevard. became the
bride Of jeremiah Lawrence CadicB
at a lovely wedding at high noon
today in the Mckee chapel oi
Tabernacle Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Caoick is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. DENLY Ellsworth Cadick
Grandview.
The service was read by the Rev
J. Ambrose Dunkel. pastor OF the
church The chancel was decorated
with a screen of palms and cibotium
ferns and lighted with cathedral
candles in single holders. Five tall
green vases of roses. delphinium
snapdragons and gladioli were
placed at the front Of the screen.
The back Of the church had a
screen of cibotium ferns and palms
and the walls we're decorated With
placques Of spring flowers. The
family pews we're marked with
clusters of spring flowers. tied with
white satin ribbons.
Program Of Bridal Airs
While the guests were being seat-
ed by the ushers, Paul c. Martin,
John James Cooper. William Wem-
mer and William Kothe, Paul Mat
thews, organist, played program
Of bridal airs, including "Viennese
Caprice" and "Old Refrain" both by
Kriesler.
DENLY Cadick, brother of the
bridegroom, was best man.
Miss Ruth Cadick, sister of the
bridegroom, maid OF honor; Mrs.
William H. Macomber, Kendall
vile, and Mrs. John James Cooper
wore gowns made alike of white
starched chiffon over pink lace,
made with tight bodices and full
circular skirts, that touched the
ground all around. At the waist
line were three pleated ruffle
bound in robins egg blue ribbon.
The attendants wore picture hats
of pink baku and organdie, and
pink moire slippers.
They all carried shower bouquets.
Miss Cadick's flowers we're pink
roses. Mrs. Cooper and Mrs. Ma
comber carried pink roses, dolphin
ium, snapdragons and painted dai-
sies. The bouquets we're tied with
narrow pink ribbon caught with
Sweetheart roses.
We're Patou Model
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father. wore a Patou
model of silver white satin. made
with an extremely long waist. which
crossed in the back. forming a v
neck. 1t was caught in the back
with satin roses. The long tight
sleeves were shirred from elbow to
wrist. The long skirt, made circu-
lar in the front, swept into long
train in the back
Her veil of bridal illusion was
made with a tight cap. caught on
one side with a cluster of orange
blossoms. She carried a shower
bouquet of gardeniaS. lavander orch
ids and lilies of the valley, tied with
a shower of lilies. She carried a
rose pointed lace handkerchief
which has been in the family more
than fifty years.
A reception at The Barnes home
followed the ceremony. Mrs. Barnes,
Mr.. and Mrs Cadick and the bridal
party received the guests before the
vr-lRt Oh Il
cibotium ferns. The. mantle was
covered with spring flowers. Pas
quale Montani and his trio played
during the receiving hours. The
bridal table was centered with a
TERED wedding cake, on a mound
of Sweetheart roses and lighted
with ivory tapers in silver candel-
abrae.
Bridal Dinner Held
Mr.. and Mrs. Cadick have gone
on motor trip through Canada,
Boston and New York. Mrs. Cadick
wore tan suede cloth suit with
cream silk blouse, tan baku hat,
snakeskin shippers and bag. They
will be at home after July l at 204
East Forty-ninth street.
Mrs. Cadick was graduated from
Tudor hall and VaSsar college and
is a member of the Junior League
and Christamore Aid Society. Mr.
Cadick was graduated from Indiana
university and Yale law school. He
is a member of Alpha Tau Omega
fraternity.
Among the out-of town guests
who attended were Mr. and Mrs.
Ousley Brown, Miss Amelia Brown
and Lyons Brown, Louisville; Mr.
and Mrs. Bernard Wohler Rock
port: Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Macom-
Der and William H Macomber
Kendallville.
Mr.. Barnes entertained with
bridal dinner at the Woodstock Club
Friday night in honor of his daugh-
ter and Mr.. Cadick. The table was
centered with a gazing ball, sur
rounded with garden flowers in pas
tel shades and lighted with ivory
tapers. Guests were members of
the bridal party.