The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-18
Wears Gown of White

rage by her father wore white
bridal satin, fashioned in long close
fitting lines to the knees, where the
skirt flared in a full circular flounce.
She wore hip-length circular
jacket Of Chantilly lace with sleeves
flounced at the elbows and long
white kid gloves.
Her hat was a small turban of
straw lace with a cluster of orange
blossoms at one side. She carried a
lace handkerchief, carried by her
mother and her aunt, Mrs. Harry
Coleman Moore, at their weddings.
She carried an arm bouquet of Jo-
hanna Hill roses and lilies of the
valley with a shower of tulle and
lilies Of the valley.
Mrs. Manley f. Branch, Martins
vile, was matron of honor, and
Mrs Richter Castle, Union City,
cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Harold
r. Taught we're bridesmaids. All
wore gowns fashioned alike of
tucked net over taffeta with fitted
lines to the knees, the skirts being
finished with full flared flounces.
They wore short Jackets of shirred
taffeta, with the sleeves shirred to
the elbows and ending in full puff.
Mrs. Branch's dress was deep Or
child, Mrs. Castles pale green and
Mrs. Haught's yellow.
They wore white mesh hats with
hair braid brim, white slippers and
long white gloves. Mrs. Branch car
ried Johanna Hill roses, shasta
daisies and blue delphinium, and
Mrs. Castle and Mrs. Taught car
ried bouquets of shasta daisies and
delphinium.
Cousin Is Best Man
Mrs. Cottingham, mother of the
bride, wore a French blue lace
gown, with short jacket and a
white hat, slippers and gloves. Mrs.
Howell, mother of the bridegroom,
wore a rose chiffon dress with
short jacket and white accessories
They wore corsages of pink rose
buds and blue larkspur.
Clark Smith of Terre Haute,
cousin of the bridegroom, was best
man. The ushers were DR.. Gale
Oldham, Martinsville and James
Reeves.
Following a reception in the
church, the bridal party and rela-
tives were entertained with we'd
ding breakfast at the home of the
bride.
Assisting at the breakfast were
Miss Marian McFadden, Havana,
ILL.,; Marybelle Hopping, Muncie,
and Misses Helen Noble, Flora
Lieber, Lois Clark and Marylou
Over, Indianapolis. The house was
arranged with greenery, shasta
daisies and white tapers. The din
ing room table was laid with an an
tique mosaic cloth, and the wedding
cake was encircled with a garland
of green, studded with shasta
daisies.
Leave for Honeymoon
Following the breakfast, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howell left for a motor trip, the
bride travelling in a navy blue en-
semble of Jericho crepe with white
accessories. She carried a white
polo coat.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Howell are
graduates of De Paw university
Mrs. Howell being a member of
Alpha Chi Omega and Mr.. Howell
of Delta Tau Delta. Mrs. Howell is
also a member of NIu Phi Epsilon,
national. honorary musical frater-
nifty, and Mr.. Howell of Phi Chi
medical fraternity. Out-of town
guests were
Mr.. and Mrs E E. Howell and son Joe
Of Marshall, ILL.,. Mr. and Mrs S. W. Nc
Gee Haskeyy Okla; Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Smith and Tom Smith, Terre Haute Mr..
and Mrs. H. o, Cottinghsm, Mrs. E. G;
Mrs. Norris Cottingham, Mrs. Fred Tucker.
Nh and Mrs. Everett Z; Neal. Mr.; and Mrs.
Ertd C9n Me: MI and Mrs John Cr rag
ChaNncy Craig, Or. and Mrs. Robert Har-
ris and Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth Deepen,
Noblesville.
Winnetka, M; Mr.. and Mrs. George w.
Schreiver, Chicago; Mrs. John Jenners, La
fayette: Mr.. and Mrs. John w Clark, Mr..
Marybelle Muneie; Miss Marian McFad-
den. Havana, H.; Miss Catherine Dice
CoviAgton; Miss Marion Dill, Carbonate,
Ill: Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Small Springfield
Mo: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry p. Cottingham
MedagyYile; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank o.
Branch. Mr.. and Mrs. Manley Branch, Mrs.
Emmett F. Branch, Mr.. and Mrs. James
and Mrs. Stanley Byram, Martinsville; Mr..
and Mrs. G.. Richter Castle, Union CITY,
Miss Pauline Patton, Milroy, ana Miss Luz
ellie Reynolds. Marshall. III.