The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-06-16
Miss Adams,
F. H. Harlan
WedTonight

In a candlelight ceremony at
the Beech Grove Methodist Epis-
copal church Miss Naomi Mae Ad-
ans, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry c. Adams Of Beech Grove,
will become the bride of Floyd H.
Harlan at tonight.
The Rev. Owen A. Knox will per-
form the ceremony before the altar
banked with palms, ferns and a
large urn Of lilies. Branch candle
labra with cathedral tapers will
flank the altar The pews will be
marked with flowers and white
tulle.
Preceding the ceremony Mrs. Ar
thur Harder. organist and cousin Of
the bride, will play Schuberts Ser
enade," The Gypsy Love Song" and
MY Rosary" During the cere-
mony ITO a Wild Rose" will be
played. The occasional will be 20
Promise Me"
Miss Gladys Mclaughlin, soloist,
will sing "At Dawning" and Il Love
You Truly"
Wearing Ivory Veil
The bride to be given in marriage
by her father will wear gown of
ivory satin finished princess style
with lace bodice and semi-train.
! The sleeves will be designed with
! lace puffs to the elbow, with the
satin fitted tightly TO the wrist. She
will wear a brooch Of pearls and a
strand of pearls, gift of the bride
groom.
Her veil will be of ivory tulle
! shirred at the back and caught with
orange blossoms sent to her from
California by the groom's parents.
The veil will be designed with
chin band. She will carry shower
bouquet of Johanna Hill roses,
SWEET peas and lilies of the valley
Miss Ruth Sue Adams, sister Of
the bride, will wear green net
gown over taffeta, with decollette
back, fitted tight to the knee with a
flare of ruffles to the floor. She will
wear large maline and hair braid
picture hat trimmed with angel skin
ribbon, orchid slippers and lace
mits She will carry a shower bcu-
quet of Butterfly roses with orchid
tulle ribbon.
The bridesmaids will wear net
dresses fashioned alike with fared
skirts and taffeta Jackets with puff
sleeves. Miss Helen Mudd will wear
pink gown trimmed in blue, with
blue hat, nlits and slippers; Miss
Mildred Smith, blue with pink ac-
cessorieS; Miss Geraldine Templin,
green with maize accessories, and
Miss Myrtle Harlan, sister of the
bridegroom, maize with green &C
cessories. They will carry Tails
man roses tied with tulle to match
their dresses
Flower girls will be Barbara
Louise and Jean Josephine Ken
drick, cousins of the bride. They
will wear long ruff1ed dresses of
white organdy and will strew rose
petals from baskets decorated with
summer flowers. Charlotte Weis-
haar, ring bearer, will wear a
ruffled dress of pink taffeta and
carry the ring in a lily.
Richard Clapp will be best man.
Ushers will be Elton Geshweiler,
John P. Clapp, William Gilliland
and Byron Rutledge.
Leaving for Canada
A reception will be held at the
church following the wedding. They
will leave by motor for Canada and
will be at home after June % at
70 North Seventh street, Beech
Grove. The brides travel dress will
be rose beige crepe suit, worn
with beige accessories.
Out town guests will be-
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Harland. the bride
groom's parents OF Inglewood. Cal. and
Messrs. and Mesdames j. D. Brandon OF
Chicago: A. w. Wosiesser, LAFAYETTE; J.
d. Heslot New York. J. C. Hoot TT.
Wayne: Fred Hoot Columbus. o.; c. E.
Six, Shelbvvile; Dawson King. Rushville
and Row WAYNE. Newcastle. Pa; Misses
Kate Tenner, Plymouth; Marion Flick.
wilkinson; Coredlia Poulton. Spencer: Mrs.
Eva OFT. Cincinnati and Fred Genens,
Towers Lake. Wis