The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-16

and carnations. and wore O dainty little
dress of White silk. embroidered in carna-
ti"ns The bride wore white chiffon
over white brocadrd China silk and
carried a bouquet of Bride roses. Miss
Hattie Adams and MISS Hall wore delicate
white organizes made with valeDciennes
laco.and carried. one pink roses. and the
other yellow. AT the wedding breakfast
the bridal party sat at a table oweet with
white carnations and ferns and the
dining-rOom was fragrant with pink
sweet peas carnations and roses
Mr.. and Mrs Wood left in the
and upon their return will go at once to
housekeeping az No. 593 Broadway. Among
their gifts was this house and lot.
the former completely furnished. and
friends presented many handsome souve-
Mrs, which will make 1t still more beauti-
full. The guests from ont of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III. Fowler and daughter
Edna OF Spencer; Miss Margaret Pollock,
of Madisonville. and Miss Louise Peppers,
of Dstroit Mr.. and Mrs. Adams were
bert. Mrs }. X. Carnahan. Miss Mabel
Folsom. Miss Edna McGilliard. Miss Ellie
Henley and Miss WInifred Willard.
MARsHALL-sMITH.
The Sixth Christian Church was filled
with friends last night to witness the mar
riage of Miss Lille Smith. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T. W. Smith. and Mr.. John L.
Marshall, which took place at s o'clock. At
the appointed honr Miss Mamie Wendell
played the wv edding March" and the par
~ entered. The usbers were Mr..
w. A. Wiley and Mr.. n. Van
dever. The attendants were Miss
Mary Smith, the brides sister, Miss
Edith Surby, Mr.. ZIel and DIR. :. Z. Crosse,
and then came the bride and groom. They
Mt he. nj kaV l.. A.
Ward, who pronounced the ceremony.
The brides costume was white China silk
and chiffon. aud she carried Mnrechal
Neil roses. The brides-maids wore gowns
silk. and both carried large bouquets of
pink roses. The pulpit was ornsmented
with palms, smilax and roses. which
made n rich and fragrant setting
for the bridal party. Following the we'd
ding at the church a reception was given
at the home of the brides parents, No. BAL
East South street, to which the families
and most intimate friends were invited.
The hostess was assisted at the reception
by Mrs. Is. Marshall, the gr0om's mother,
Mss Ella smith and Miss Lizzie Enright
The house wac decorated with palms, roses
aud smilax tastefully arranged, Mr. and
Mrs. Marshall have gone al once to house,
keeping at NO. 81 Fletcher avenue where
Among the friends from away were Mr.. and
Mrs. Renben Williams, of stanford, n.y.,
grandparents of Mr.. Marshall.
COX-wEED.
The marriage of Miss Hattie Pressly
Weed. daughter of Mr.. Adam Weed. ana
Judge Willard T. Cox, of the Circuit Court,
took place yesterday afternoon at o'clock.
at the residence. No. 272 Bellefontaine
street. Tho guests at the ceremony in
cluded the families of the most intimate
friends and Judge Cox's bar associates.
The ceremony was performed by Rev.
Henry A. Buchtel. D: D.: pastor Of
In the parlor, which was made
very pretty with it's decoration
of palms, ferns. vines and flowers. The
attendants were the brides sister, Miss
Eta Weed. ana MIR. John Holtzman, the
tasteful gown Of white China silk and
fowers. and her sister wore a dainty white
surah. Miss Fannie Mcffstt of KniRhte-
town, played the Mendelssohn wedding
and Mrs. Cox left at $50 for trip north.
and they Will be at home Mt tho Denison
after july i. Both were the recipients of
many handsome gifts. The guests from
ont of town were Mrs. George y Paterson,
of Chicago. Miss Ethel Hall Of Knights
town, and Miss Moffatt. ~
JEFFRIEs-RoUTIER.
Mr.. Peter Routier. the contractor, was
married last evening to Mr.. Guy Knowlton
Jsffries, of Huntington. at the family resi-
dence. No. 452 Virginia avenue. Rev. K v.
Hunter, of Terre Haute. formerly of this
city. offioiated i'm the presence of the family
and most intimate friends only. The brio q
was attended hy Miss Ella Taylor and tho
groom by his brother. Mr.. Brice Jeffrles.
Il
The bride carried white roses and the maid
yellow. Owing to the illness of the bride
father, oil the arrangements were OF the
simplest character Mr.. and Mrs. Jeffries
will reside in Huntington.
5~ TWO WABASH WEDDINGS.
syccIa TO the indianapolis Journs.
WABASH. Ind, June 15.-Thls morning
at the home of the bride on the Sonfh Side.
occurred the marriage of Luther L. Coate,
secretary of tho Jones & Whitcraft Furni-
ture Company. and Miss Laura Jones, Rev.
S. J. Mallory performing the ceremony.
At the Catholic Church this morning
Mr.. Charles Hubbard. agent OF the Denver
Junction. Colo. ana Miss RSss Hiity we're
united in marriage, Father Bottle OfficIat-
ing. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard left ct once
Tor their Western home.
CuBBERLY-vAN UXEM.
RICHMOND. Ind, juno 15-Mr. Edward
Cubberly, of Vincennes. and Miss Nellie
Van Uxem were married at the home of
the bride o-day at II o'clock. Dr. J. NJ
Hughes, of the First Presby terian Church,
OBLIGATED. After wedding dinner Mr.
and Mrs. Cubberly left for their future
home at VIncennes. Mr.. Cuhberly occu-
pies the chair of physics in the Vincennes
University.
FUDGE-ARMITAGE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, June ia quiet wedding
occurred at the beautiful home of the late
DIR. Armitage, three miles southwes. OF
Muncie. last night. The contracting
parries were Miss Nellie Armita age md Mr.
Charles Fudge. None hut near relatives
was present The new couple has n home
already in this city. on West Seventeenth
street.
LAFOLLETrF-STEwART.
SIecial 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND. Ind. June 15.-Hon. J. F.
LafoIIette. a prominent attorney of this
city. and Miss Sadie Stewart, of Dunkirk
were married this evening, Governor Chase
officiating. The ceremony was performed
at the Hawkins House where a supper was
served TO thirty invited guests.
KEENY-HERRoN.
spec.a 10 the In6inna, oils Journal.
DANvILLE. ILL.,. Juno l5.-Mr. jeremiah
Kceny. publisher and editor of the Craw
fordsviile Daily Star. and Miss Una Belle
Heron daughter of Capt. w. q. Heron
were married this morning at the residence
of the brides parents at Ailerton, Ill