The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-28
Lee-Cruzan
Rites Held
Gowns, Flowers Create
Colorful Scene.

Peach, gold, rust and yellow bridal
gowns with contrasting bouquets
created a colorful scene at the we'd
ding of Miss Luana Lee, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace O. Lee, and
Eugene Cruzan, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Glenn CruZan, today in Christ
Episcopal Church.
Before the bridal party entered,
Cheston Heath, organist, and DR..
E. V. Alexander, soloist, presented a
program of bridal music. The
couple exchanged VOWS in a setting
of palms, ferns, white chrysanthe-
NUNS and lighted cathedral tapers.
DR., Lewis Brown and DR.. c. H. Win
ders of the United Christian Mis-
sionary Society, ofticiated.
Mrs. John l.. Mullen, Memphis,
Tenn as matron of honor, wore
a peach MORE gown, designed with
long tight sleeves, deep Vneckline
and a Queen Anne collar. Her Off
the-face hat matched her gown and
was designed with braid across the
crown. Her bouquet was Talisman
roses.
Bridesmaids Gowned Similarly
The bridesmaids wore gowns and
hats, fashioned similarly. Miss Mary
Louise Lee, the brides sister, and
Miss Mary Edwards appeared in
gold MORE, carrying rust chrysan-
themums, and Miss Rosemary Cru
zan the bridegroom sister. and
Miss Rose Ann Doebber, the brides
cousin, wore rust MORE gowns and
carried gold chrysanthemums.
Sara Jane Mullen, Mrs. Mullen's
daughter, and Nancy Lee the brides
sister. as flower girls, wore long yell
low taffeta frocks, with tered skirts,
matching ruffled pancake hats, tied
down in back. They carried baskets
of rose petals. Wallace o. Lee Jr.,
the brides brother, carried the ring
on an ivory satin pillow He wore
long brown velvet trousers and ivory
satin blouse.
The bride entered with her father
Her gown was designed with a long
train, long tight sleeves and boat
neckline. Tiny buttons down the
back to the waiStline, terminated in
a fiat bow.
Braid Holds Veil
Her tulle veil, the length of the
train, was held in place by braid
Of seed pearls and orange blossoms.
The bridal bouquet was white roses
and orchids.
j. Ray Martz, was best man, and
Everett Lee Jones, Ovid Jones, Bert
Farrara and Frederick Rosebrock,
the brides cousin, ushers.
Mrs. Lee wore a blue lame gown
threaded in silver and corsage of
gardenias. Mrs. Cruzan's gown was
of Dubonnet chiffon velvet, and her
corSage of gardeniaS
AT the reception at the Columbia
Club, following, Misses Lois LIE
Saulnier, Helen and Lillian Starost,
presented a musical program. The
room was arranged with palms,
ferns and white chrysanthemums,
and a four-tiered wedding cake
centered the table.
Leave On Trip
The couple was to leave on a trip
South, the bride travelling in a
green wool suit, trimmed n brown
fox collar. Her corsage was to be of
gardenias. Upon their return they
are to be at home at the Marott.
Coming from out-of town to at
tend the ceremony were Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren A. Vellinger and
daughter Clara, and j. B. Bailey,
Lafayette: Mr. and Mrs. Frank L..
Hill Meadville, Pa; Mrs. Walter
Sprinkle. Los Angeles; Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Meyer and son Donald. De-
Catur, Ill; Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Raper, Arcola, Ill; Mr. and Mrs.
Denton L. Geyer, Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. Paul Carmack, RuShville; Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Ulen, Lebanon: Mr..
and Mrs. Walter A. Horner, Will
mette, Ill; Mr.. John Burke, Colum-
bus; MIR. and Mrs, Joseph Williams.
New Bethel: DR.. and Mrs. HUFFMAN
Stephens, Lawrence, and Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur NeviOS aOG Gouol,ter