The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-20

procession, and they were met by
the brides uncles. Rabbi Jose ph Leucht. of
Newark, N. j.. and RABBI /. l.. Leucht, OF
New Orleans. La. who performed the i'm
presslve ceremony. The church was elab-
orately dressed In white and green. Palms
made background for the bridal party.
and the bride and groom stood beneath
marriage bell of white roses. carnations
and byacinths. The bride wore mag
nificent gown of white duchesse SATIN,
trimmed with point lace and pearls. Her
SONS and lilies of the valley. and her bou-
quet was of the same choice flowers. Mrs.
Eckhouse, the brides mother. wore an ele-
CANT gown of black duchesse satin. trim
med with jet and lace. and Mrs. Hart. the
groom's mother, wore a handsome black
silk. with lace and velvet Miss Bertha
Eckhouse wore dainty gown OF white
satin surah, with lace and ribbons.
and Miss Rosenthal of Cleveland. o.,
a white crystal silk trimmed trimmed with
party left the church. Mendelssohn's we'd
ding march was played. After the cere-
mony, q reception. banquet and ball was
held at the Americas Clubhouse on North
Alabama street. The halls and parlors
were profusely adorned with palms and
vines. and the mantels were mass OF
green and flowers. After congratulations
had been extended, the guests repaired TO
the large hall whore the banquet was
served. The hall was also adorned with
plants. vines and flowers. The brides
table was adorned with a broad scarf of
smilax and white flowers. At this table
were seated the bride and groom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eckhouse Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Hart. of Washington. ID. c., parents OF the
couple. Rabbits Leucht. of Newark. n: j.,
and New Orleans, Rabbi and Mrs. Mess
ing, Mr.. and Mrs. M. Eckhouse, Mrs.
sternberger. of Huntington. w. Va; Mr..
Horace Eckhouse. of Lafayette. The other
guests. nearly a hundred in number. were
seated at small tables. each of which was
adorned with flowers. There was orches-
trial music during the banquet and for the
ball. which continued till late hour. The
souvenirs for the event were silver hearts
with the initials III "E for the ladies,
and cigars for the gentlemen. great
many handsome presents were received.
conspicuous among them being q case of
silver and card inscribed: From a few of
your fathers comrades In the Grand Army
of the Potomac" sent to the groom. Mr.
and Mrs Hart will make trip through tho
East before going TO Baltimore TO reside.
Among the guests from away. besides those
mentioned, were Mrs. l.. L. Bing. of Ur-
bana. Ill: Miss Ida Rosenthal, OF Cleve-
land, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sternberger. of
Ettica; Mr. and Mrs. A. Freiberg, Mr.. and
Mr.. Henry Rosenthal, of Cincinnati. and
Mr.. L. Beltman, of Wabash
ALLEN-EDEN.
The marriage of Miss Katharine May
Eden. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Eden.
and Mr.. Samuel Simmons Allen, of Chi
csgo, took place last evening at the FAM
lily residence. No. 81 North Tennessee
| street. Rev. d. r. Lucas. of the Central
Christian Church. performed the cere-
mony in the presence of the relatives and q
Few of the more intimate friends. Miss
Grace Duvall played the wedding march
as the couple entered the parior and stood
beneath the arch between the parlors= The
bride wore dainty gown of white India
silk, trimmed with heliotrope. and the lace
bertha was garnitured with Bride roses. She
also carried a bouquet of Bride roses. The
rooms were very tastefully adorned for the
| occasion. Palms and flowers filed the fire.
places and mantels. and palms were grouped
| IN the corners of the rooms. The arch was
draped with smilax and white roses. and
palms on either side rose nearly to the cell
| ing. The frame OF the arch was very eff
| fective one for the bride and groom. After
| the ceremony and congratulations refresh.
| Mrs. Allen left last night for Chicago to re-
| side. They received many handsome gifts
| from friends In this and other cities The
bride has been one of the city's best-knowr
| readers. and for the past season has beer
| travelling with o theatrical company
| Among the guests at the wedding were the
| groom's parents. Dir. and Mrs. III. G. Allen
of Colfax Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Ishsm. Of
Mason. Ill. and Mr.. w hitney BENIN ton
OF Syracuse. n. \.
GRUBBS-MARR.
special the Indianapolis Journar.
FRANKLIN. Ind. April19.-Att the residence
of Mr. j. T. Grubbe. ST.. of Green W God. Tues
| day evening. occurred the marriage of hi.
| daughter. Anna Grubbs. and Elder s. Wal
lace MARI. q young minister of tn,
| Christian Church OF Lexington. Ky
| The bridal couple entered the parlol
| of Lexington. with Miss Anna West. of thi.
| city and Mr.. J. FL. Grubbs, brother of the
BRIDE with Mics Roxy Mari. of Kansas City
sister of she groom. The ceremony wa
pronounced by Elder Z. :. Brooks, OF Lex
ingtoD. Mr. and Mrs. Mari will reside IL
| Lexington.