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SEYMOUR' DAILY TRIBUNE. SEYMOUR. IX D.Miss Betty Mitchell Is Bride of W. B. Schnepp in Church RitesMiss Betty Mitchell, only daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J R. Mitchell, ot West Lafayette, formerly of thisand Richard Palacios, of West I.a fayette.Mrs Mitchell attended hocity, and William Burton Schnepp, ! daughter's wedding in a pale blue of Delphi, were united in marriage i silk shantung dress with white acin an impressively beautiful ceremony read at 10:30 o'clock Saturday morning in the Federated Church of West Lafayette.The bride’s father is a former Shields High School principal who is how an associate professor at Purdue University, where he heads I the teacher placement bureau, and today received his doctor's degree from Indiana University. The Mitchells resided in this city for a number of years and have many friends here.Eight-branched candelabra holding cathedral candles, Marconi daisies, palms, white cnladium plants and foliage combined to form a lovely setting for the rites, i Mrs. J. R. Chiles, of Lima, O., was at the organ for a prelude of nuptial music, changing to the lx-hengrin wedding march for the entrance of the bridal party.Attending the bride as her mu-tron-of-honor and only attendant was Mrs. Robert Heck, of Hammond, who wore a pink organdy frock. A matching circlet of pink organdy in her hair held a nose-tip veil, and she carried an informal cascade arrangement of blue carnations.Bride in BlueThe bride, given in marriage by 1 er father, was lovely in a mist blue organdy gown, with low, round neckline and cap sleeves featuring a fitted bodice. The billowing skirt was ballerina length. The bride’s slippers were of blue brocade. Her circular bridal veil, nose-tip, wuis caught by a small blue velvet cap, and she carried a white orchid and pink Demure roses on a white Bible.Richard Mulvey, of Detroit, served as Mr. Schnepp’a best man, and ushers were Robert Heck, of Hammond, Jack Johns, of Delphi,ccssories accented by a corsage ol pink carnations and white stephanot is.Mrs. Schnepp, mother of the bridegroom, wore a pale blue linen and lace dress with white ucu sories and a corsage identical to that worn by Mrs. Mitchell.Breakfast ServedOne hundred and twenty-five guests were served at a breakfast at the Morris Bryant Hotel, Wlt; ' Lafayette, immediately following tin* ceremony. A four-tiered wedding cake centered the bride's ta ble, (Tanked by candles in triple branched candelabra and garland td by smilax. Low bowls of white gladioli also graced the tables.Assisting at the breakfast wen Mrs. Jack Johns and Miss Virgini.. Lee Mann,A rehearsal dinner was given Friday evening at the Mitchell home, 121? Lindberg Rond.The newlyweds left on a wed limg trip to northern Michigan fol lowing the breakfast, and upon their return will be at home in Delphi, where the bridegroom i engaged in farming.For her going aw-ny costume Mrs Schnepp donned a beige faille suit with w hite accessories and the orchid which she carried in her wedcfing.Mrs. Schnepp, a graduate of In diana University, is a member of Kappa Kappa Kappa sorority and the REO. Sisterhood. She is a teacher in the first gratie in the Lafayette city schools.Mr. Schnepp. a graduate of Del phi High School, served with tin armed forces in World War II.Many out-of town guests attend ed the wedding, among whom were Mr. and Mrs. T. 1*. Cordes, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs. George Kasting, of this city.MISS CHARLOTTE A BRIDGESMiss Charlotte Ann Bridges, formerly of Cfothersvillc, was graduated from the Indianapolis Methodist Hospital School ot Nursing in services at 8 o'clock Sunday evening in North Metho dist Church. Indianapolis.Miss Bridges is 1he daughter of Mr and Mrs Call Bridges, of Co lumbus.I iimhriitx Krimitm SrtAnnual reunion of the Lambring family will be held Sunday, June 20, with a basket dinner to be served at 12 o'c lock noon at Gaiser l’aik, officers announced today. Members of the* family are urged to attend.ESA Installs Office Names Committees /New officers of Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority's local chapter were installed at a picnic held Tuesday evening at tin* home of Mi Janies Dieliin, southt-asl ot the city.Mr Harvey G Greemann was installed as president; Mrs. Robert Nally, first vice-president; Mrs. A W (isipe, second vice I president; Mrs Kenneth Sharer,MrsSewiMiWillRobiandhs*.! Miss I aid I j get,Min Bau I
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Seymour Daily Tribune
Seymour, Indiana, US
Mon, Jun 14, 1954
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