The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-09
Miss Kittle
W.eddedin
Simple Rite
Bishop Ritter Oficiates at
High Nuptial Mass
in Cathedral.

ding veil OF her sister, Mrs. Burton
Hart Jackson, Greenwich, Conn,
Miss Marjorie Kittle, in a deep
ivory satin gown, and Biagio La
penta received the blessing of the
Most Rev. Bishop Elmer Ritter in a
high mass wedding ceremony this
morning at SIS. Peter and Paul
Cathedral. The Rev. Joseph Tieman
assisted Bishop Ritter.
The bride is a daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Sloane Kittle, and
Mr.. Lapenta'S parents are DR.. and
Mrs. Vincent A. Lapenta.
The ceremony was one of the
loveliest of the season because of
its simplicity. Tall cathedral tapers
| lighted the scene, and clusters of
daisies, delphinium and peonies
marked the entrance of the pews
reserved for the immediate fami-
lies and friends, seated by the ush-
ers, John Sloane Kittle Jr., the
brides brother; Mr.. Jackson, Ar
thur Julian and James Nicolai,
Terre Haute. Shortly before the
services, the aisles were closed with
white satin ribbons.
Miss Kittle walked to the altar
with her father. The altar was
banked with ferns and palms and
blue urns were filled with large
shasta daisies, peonies, gladioli and
delphinium. The altar rail was COW
cred completely with liatris, form
ing a background for the album
dance of flowers interspersed. The
top of the rail was covered with
clusters Of shasta daisies.
A program of bridal airs was
sung by Elmer Steffen and H. E.
Calland and Miss Louise Dauner,
violinist, played. During the cere-
mony Miss Helen Sheppard played
at the organ.
Simplicity Marks Gown
The brides gown was of Grecian
simplicity. The crossed bodice lines
were emphasized by narrow bands
of seed pearls. The bell sleeves were
long, falling over the hands in
points, and the neckline was de-
signed with slight cowl effect. The
point Venice lace veil was over
tulle, which fell the length of the
court train. The lace of the cap
formed a halo, and orange bios
SONS were arranged across the
back.
The brides bouquet was a cas-
cade of lilies of the valley, garden
las and Canhamiana orchids, tied
with an eggshell satin bow with
streamers falling to the floor.
The attendants, Mrs. Jackson,
matron of honor; Miss Elizabeth
Heiskel and Miss Catherine La
penta, sister Of the bridegroom,
bridesmaids, wore gowns alike of
white mousseline de sole. Fichu
capeS were held together in front
by large flowers of the dress ma
terial, and fell from the decOllet-
ages in back into three-tierred cas-
cades which trailed the floor. The
attendants wore large white rough
straw hats, with flowers matching
their dresses.
The bridesmaids carried light
blue satin muffs, completely COW
cred with delphinium, shaded
from deep blue to baby blue, with
showers of blue satin ribbons, tied
with blue pansies. Mrs. jackson
carried a peach satin muff, covered
with flame gladioli bells and paint
ed daisies in colors shading from
flesh to deep peach, and with show
ers of peach satin ribbons tied with
small peach violias.
Ainsworth Wade, Sturgis, Mich
was best man.
Mrs. Kittle's gown of brown net
was designed with a short jacket
with collar and cuffs of white shir~
red organdy Her hat was of brown
bangkok Mrs. Lapenta's gown was
of blue chiffon, and both wore cor
sages of gardenias.
Breakfast Follows Rite
Following the ceremony we'd
ding breakfast was served at the
Kittle home for the immediate
families. Daisies, delphinium peo-
MES and gladioli were arranged in
vases throughout the house. The
mantle was banked with ferns,
palms and clusters of flowers in the
bridal colors of peach and blue. The
wedding cake centered the dining
table and was mounted on a gar
land of white flowers. Flowers in
the dining room were white.
Out-of- guests for the cere-
mony were Mrs. H. B. Sweet, Mem
phis, Tenn, who is visiting Mrs.
Kittle's mother, Mrs. Rose 3. Jor-
dan; Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Libbon,
Pittsburgh; DR.. and Mrs. Paul
Campbell, Major and Mrs. Russell
Throckmorton, Culver; Miss Sally
Morris, Chicago; Mrs. Ainsworth
Wade, Sturgis, Mich; Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Donate, Albert Donate, DR..
and Mrs. Thomas Cortese, all Of
Bloomington.
The couple left for motor trip
east and will be at home for the
summer after July IS at Crooked
Greek house, Kessler boulevard and
Michigan road. The brides going
away dress was of brown and white
pin stripe sheer, trimmed in white
organdy. Her accessories were brown
and white. She wore a corsage
which had been arranged in her
bridal bouquet.
The bride attended Tudor Hall,
Stoneleigh and was graduated from
Miss Hare's school in Chicago. Mr.
Lapenta attended st. Xavier college
and Indiana university.
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