The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-06

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aldine Smith, of Lafayette, maid OF honor.
and the bride. with her father. Rev. Rond-
thaler pronounced the MARI iage ceremony.
and the friends gathered around to extend
CONGRATULATIONS. The bridal party stood In
the swell window. under q canoDy of smi-
lax garlands. extending from the chaude-
lier TO the CO rnice. The soft lace draperies
At the windows were ,bordered with
fern leaves. aud stalks of Easter
lilies and ferns filled tho spaces between
the curtains. The BRIDE wore an exquisite
empire gown of white crystal silk with
trimming of flmy gold and white lace.
the groom's gift. o diamond bracelet, and
she carried a bouquet of Easter lilies.
Miss Smiths gown was a dainty one OF
white crepe trimmed with violets and she
carried a bouquet of violets. MIR. and Mrs.
Mooney left last night for an extended trip
to California. and upon their return they
will reside at Columbus.
CAYLoR-M'sHANF.
The marriage of Miss Martha Dana Mo-
Shane. only child of DR.. and Mrs. j. I. Me-
Shane. and Mr.. Royton G.. Caylor. of No
blesvlile. was quietly observed yesterday
at noon at the family residence on
College avenue. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. DIR. Hudson. pastor of the
Methodist Church at Noblesville. The
bride wore a tasteful travelling dress. After
congratulations had been extended a Wed
ding breakfast was served. only the rela-
tives of the bride and groom being present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Caylor left in the afternoon
for a two weeks visit East, and when they
return they will reside in Noblesville. and
the groOm's parents will give q reception In
their honor. Mr.. and Mrs. Caylor and son.
OF Noblesville. the groom's parents and
brother. were the only guests from out of
town.
THE AVON CLUB.
The Avon Club. which has been giving q
series of dances at the ~Propylaum during
the season. closed with the tenth party
last evening, and made it an elaborate en-
tertainment. The whole Propyleum was
thrown open to the fifty members and their
guests. The bell was very handsomely
decorated, and the orchestra gave delight
full music for the dances. AZ midnight the
grand march was led by Nh. Uhl and Miss
Maley. of Connersville, to the east parlor.
where o handsome banquet of six courses
was served. With the fruits and nuts were
impromptu toasts. led By an address by the
president. Mr.. Uhl, who reviewed the sue.
cess of the club, one unique feature or
which is that there are funds In the treas
ury.
BURKE-HERRIOTT.
The marriage of Miss Stella Herriott,
only daughter of Mrs. Julia /. Herriott. and
Mr.. Frederick Burke. took place. last even
ing, at the home of the brides mother. on
Sterling street. Only q very few wore
present to witness the ceremony. which
was performed at s O'clock by Rev. Joseph
A. Milburn. of the Second Presbyterian
Church. The guests from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. Burke and Miss Burke.
the groom's parents and sister. Mrs. j. d.. Al
len. Mr.. Harry Smith, of Greencastle, and
Mrs. Z. r. Taylor. of Cleveland, o. MIR.
and Mrs. Burke will be at home to their
nois street.
IRIS CLUNE's ECEPTION
The home of Mrs. John Clune. No. 1922
North Meridian street, was the scene yes
terday of q very pretty reception, given by
herself and Misses Margaret and n
Clune, to about seventy-five friends. The
ladies were unassisted. except by Miss Roy
Terry and Miss Anna Reinhard. who dis
pensed lemonade. The hOuse was redolent
of flowers, and every room was tastefnlIy
decorated with palms. smilax and blossoms.
In the dining room the table was especially
attractive. with It's handsome banquet
lamp and garniture of Marechal Neil roses
and pansies.
sHIRK-NEwCoMER.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
TIPToN, Ind, April 5.-A wedding Of more
than usual note took place at the home of
DR.. and Mrs. Nj. v. b. Newcomer. of this
city. at noon to-day. The bride was Miss
Ora b.. Newcomer and the groom Mr.. James
Shirk, a banker, of Delphi. and a brother
of L. Fl. Shirk. of the Upton County Bank.
The Rev. Mahin, of the NJ. E.. Church. off,
ciated. the impressive ring ceremony being
used. The bride was dressed in white ben.
galine. trimmed in heavy brocaded silk and
were diamonds and pearls. The maid of
honor was the only sister of the bride.
Miss Celia C.. Newcomer. The halls
and parlOrs were decorated with snilax,
roses. fesns and white carnations.
| The bridal party descended the stairway
and entered the parlOrs TO the music OF
| Mepdelssohn's wedding march. Breakfast
followed the ceremony. The favOrs were
small boxes OF brides cake tied with RIB
bon. The wedding presents were numer,
ous. rich and rare. The guests numbered
q hundred or more Of friends and relatives
from Chicago, Indianapolis. Crswfords-
vile. Prookvllle, Kok0mo. Muncle, Mobiles
willie. Peru. Delphi and Upton. At 5 O'Clock
their future home at Delphi. The bride 10
graduate Of DePauw University, highly
cultured and q useful member of society.
TWO MUNCIE WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, April Sat ST. Lawrence
Catholic Church. this morning, Mr.. Frank
Laferty and Miss Mamo FIsherty were
married, Father Schmidt officiating. A re-
ception was given tonight.
This evening, at 8 O'Clock, Miss Della
Harrington. daughter of County Recorder
Thomas Harrington. and Mr.. Milton L..
| Collins were married. The wedding was
performed at the brides home, in the pres.
ence of o number OF invited guests. Several
friends from out of the city were present.
BENNETT-HARPER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHARPsvILLE. Ind, April 5.-Prof E.. NJ.
Pannatf of the Keutland nuh1ic schools
and Miss n Harper. of this city. were
married yesterday. The bride and groom
are of the very best families of Upton
ceunty. The nuptisls were solemnized by
Rev. w. o. Pierce. ID. D., and Dr. NJ. +.
| Straight. Mr.. and Mrs. Bennett left for
Kentland. which is to be their future home.