The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-20
Lieut.. Hall
Takes Bride
in Fort Rite
Miss Gale Robinson Weds
Army Officer Today in
Military Setting.

Under an archway formed by
crossed sabers Lieut.. Francis Har-
rison Hall, 10Th Field Artillery. TT.
Benjamin Harrison, and his bride
left the post chapel following their
marriage today.
Miss Gale Robinson, daughter Of
Col. and Mrs. Oliver P. Robinson,
and Lieut.. Hail were married by the
Rev. A. Elliston Cole, rector of the
Episcopal Church, Bloomington, in
one of the loveliest of summer cere-
monies.
Woodwardia ferns and palms
banked the chapel altar and gladioh
and other summer blooms filled two
large aquamarine vases forming a
background for the military service.
Army Orchestra Plays
AS the guests assembled, the 18th
Infantry orchestra played bridal
airs with the Bridal Chorus" from
"Lohengrin, by Wagner. as the pro-
cessional and Wedding March"
from Midsummer Nights Dream
by Mendelssohn, as occasional.
Daring the exchange of VOWS %
Perfect Love" was played
Regimental color bearers of the
18th Infantry led the procession to
the altar, followed by the ushers:
LieutenantS Oliver P. Robinson Jr..
Edwin G.. Hickman, Norman H.
Lankanau, William H Mikkelsen,
Francis Deisher, Roland c. Bower.
Charles P. Westpheling and Fred
erick NJ Hinshaw. Lieut.. James z.
Goodwin. Akron, claSsmate of the
bridegroom at West Point, was best
man.
The flower girl. Joan Harding
Craig, daughter of Capt. and Mrs.
w. H. Craig, wore a frock of yellow
crepe and carried a French basket
Of rose petals. The ring bearer.
Donald McClenaghan, son of Lieut..
Robert S. McClenaghan, 18th Field
Artillery, and Mrs. McClenaghan,
wore a white linen suit.
Bride G0wned in Lace
The maid of honor, Miss Betty
James, Champaign, Ill, was gowned
in yellow chiffon, worn with a cape
of matching chiffon fashioned with
sunburst pleating. She carried
Shasta daisies arranged in an arm
bouquet. Mrs. Robinson appeared
in a pink and blue lowered chif-
fon with blue picture hat.
Entering with her father the
bride wore a rose point lace gown
from Brussels over a white satin
slip. A wreath of gardenias was at
the back of the tulle cap from
which the long veil fell. The brides
bouquet was gardenias, lilies of the
valley and white summer flowers.
At the conclusion of the cere-
mony the ushers formed double
rank, crossed their sabers to allow
the bridal party to pass down the
alsleWay marked by single tapers in
tall greenery-entWined standards
which were joined by white rib
bonS.
Reception Follows
The principals, their families and
guests attended reception follow
ing in the officers Club.
On pillars. wrapped with ever
green branches, were wall pockets
filled with California asters, gladi-
oil and roses.
The wedding table was conferred
with TERED wedding cake made
for the couple by the Cooks and
Bakers School at the fort. AS Gus
tomary in military weddings, the
bride cut her wedding cake with
her husbands Saber. Maidenhair
fern was strewn on the white satin
cloth edged in rose point lace and
tall white tapers burned in a pair
OF silver candelabra, a gift to the
bride from officers of her fathers
regiment, the 18th Infantry.
The couple was to leave on a
wedding trip later tonight, the
bride wearing turquoise blue out
ut with white accessories. Their
at-home address after July % is
102 B. FIT. Harrison.
The bride, who was graduated
from Indiana University, where she
was a member of Kappa Alpha
Theta Sorority, took graduate work
at Columbia University. Lieut.. Hall.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Hall.