The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-10-24
OCTOBER ORANGE FLOWERS.
The Frnser-Cooper Wedding ut CO.
Iumbus-Other Weddings.

COLUMBUS, Oct. 17.-Special.-A very
notable wedding was celebrated this even
ing at Z O'Clock at the presbyterian
church. The bride was the accomplished
and lovable daughter of the Hon. Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Cooper, the groom
the Rev. Fenwick w. Fraser, both of this
city. The ceremony was performed by
the. Rev. L. NJ. Haines, pastor Of the
First presbyterian church Of indianapolis,
| assisted by the Rev. VIII Tinsley of the
! Rushville methodist episcopal church.
The maid Of honor was Miss Anna
Graves Of Washington, d. c., and the
best man Mr.. Frank Lucas of this city.
The bridesmaids were Misses Maude and
Beryl Cooper, sisters Of the bride. and
Miss Lila Keyes and Edna Emmons.
The church was profusely embelished
with autumn leaves and lovely groups
ferns, and palms. interspersed with viii
chrysan themunls, almost covering the pU
pit and diaS in front, while soft light
from tinted candelabra made scene as
from fairyland. The bride and groom stood
under handsome arch Of clematis, from
which a wedding bell of white and green
was suspended with white tulle rope. The
church was indeed a dream of loneliness,
made so by the untiring hands Of the
ladies of the church, with whom the pas
tor IS very popular. The church was filled
with a gay throng of elegantly dressed
ladies and many gentleman bespeaking
many friends Of the happy couple.
At the sound of the organ. at which Mrs.
L. X. Ong presided, the bridal party en-
tered the church.
First came the ushers. followed by the
bridesmaids. Then came the maid Of
honor alone, followed by the bride leaning
on the arm Of her father VINO gave her
away. The bride was met at the altar by
the groom, attended by his best man. The
! ceremony was very impressive, and was
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ribbon barred the ais,es. and the floors
We're ali laid in white.
The bride wore a magnificent gown Of
pearl satin. full train. garnitured with
beautiful tulle veil fastened in her hair
ring. which was pretty innovation. She
carried lovely white bride roses. The
groom had a very arstocratic appearance
in the conventional black. The maid of
honor, Miss Graves, was attired in a beau
tiful Canary-cOlOred gown trimmed In
lace. Miss Cooper was handsomely
dressed in pearl pink silk and carried La
France roses. Miss Berry, Cooper was
robed in heliotrOpe pink silk and carried
white roses. Miss Keyes was dressed in
yellow carnations. and Miss Emmons was
dressed in sea foam green silk and carried
white carnations
The classic bridal march from Lohengrin
pealed forth from the organ as the party
entered the church. and during the cere-
mOny the sweet notes of a reverie softly
as a zephy fioated through the ROOM
while the sublime music of Memberships
grand march as they passed out were
features of a grand wedding.
The ushers Cor the evening were: Nr
Reese Matson Of Washington, D. c.. Mr..
Cooper's private secretary. son of ax-CCn-
gresham Matson of GreencasGe and
Messrs. Ed Green, Chalmer NewsOnI and
Frank Bonner of this city.
After the ceremony a number of in
vited guests assembled at the splendid
home of the brides parents on Seventh
St. where q reception WAS held and con-
/ CALCULATIONS were in order The P3rloTs
were profusely decorated with autumn
| leaves ana lovely plants. The brides
! table in the dinlng-rOom WAS exquisite IN
| snowy linen, beautiful china and decorated
with roses and white satin bands ccioss.
An elegant and dainty lunch was par
| taken Of by all present, and nectar was
| dispensed from a large bowl in enither
/ room.
Mr.. and Mrs Cooper were assisted by
/ Misses Lily Bonner, Mary Ions, Amy
Brown and Musa Trent in receiving tbs
! guests and dispensing hosptalities A
| great many elegant and costly presents
were received, which were the gifts OF
| loving friends, both at home and abroad
! Among them was one particularly worldly
! Of note, a beautiful gold spoon from Mrs
! Mary Donaldson Wilcox of Washington.
/ D. c. Mrs. Wilcox is a niece Of Andrew
| Jackson and the first child born in the
! white house.
After the reception the happy couple
! left on the 10 O'Clock train for A bridal
| tour of several days. They were at
| tended to the train by their many friends
] and sincere congratulations were many.
| After their return they VIII occupy Mrs.
| Brevoort's handsome home on Pearl-st
The guests from abroad were II. T..
ar-ff laff L aI.o Id q.
/ A. Green and wife, Franklin; Misses Flo
/ and Pearl Randall Of Greenfield; the Rev.
| Mr.. Atwater and wife of Franklin. Mrs.
! DR.. Galloway. indianapolis; Miss Fannie
! Overman, Bedford; the Rev. VIII Tinsley
| and wife of Rushville, Miss Musa Trent
| OF Elizabethtown. Mrs. r. NJ. Johnson
| and daughter Marie and Miss Anna
/ Graves and Reece Mlts)n Of Washington,
ID. c. Mr. and Mrs. President Cleveland
were invited and telsgrapled their re-
| grets at not being able to attend.
BLOOMINGTON. Oct 17-Spacla.-
| One Of the most brilliant weddings ever
/ witnessed in this city was that of Frank
! G. Daley and Miss Edna Fled at the
| elegant home Of the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs. l. s. Field. this evening at $50
| o'clock.
The bridesmaids were Miss Bertha Miers,
| daughter of Judge and Mrs. Robert W.
| Miers, and Miss Mary Fled, daughter Of
| Mr.. and Mrs Frank Field of Spencer The
! ceremony was performed by Drs John T..
| Steele and J. II. Willis. The wedding
| march was played as duet by Mrs. Ida
| W. Goodwin Of this city and Miss Helen
| Sack Of Huntington. Elegant refreshments
We're served. The home was beautifully
! decorated with autumn leaves, roses and
| PAINS. The bride is The handsome and ac-
| comrlshed daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
/ s. Field. and is one Of B,Oomington's lead
| ing society members. She is an excellent
| musician and is a prominent member of the
/ Kappa Alpha Theta fraternity. The groom
| is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Judge 5. DALEY
! Of Button. He is a graduate Of the law
/ department of class 1894. Indiana .univer-
| sity, and already has a splendid practice
| at Button.
| Mr. and Mrs. Daley leave tomorrow for
! Button. where they VIII be at home to
| their friends after Nov. /.
! RICHMOND. Oct. II. - Special. - Last
| evening at the home Of the brides par
/ ents. Mr.. and Mrs. r.. n. Chandlee their
/ daughter. Miss Florence, was united I'm
marriage to joan T.. Moflltt Only a few
! intimate friends and relatives were privl-
| legged to witness the ceremony, which was
| performed by the Rev. Joseph Moore OF
! Elrlham college. Mr.. and Mrs. Mofiitt
| are both well and favorably known In
Richmond and will make their home here.
! MADISON. Oct. 17.-Speclal-The mar
rage OF Joseph u. Wood of Chicago to
| Miss Jean Graham Of this city this after
neon and Harry Hargan to Miss Carrie
Howe of Patriot this evening were i'm
| portant society events.
BRAZIL, oct. 17.-Special.-Jacob c..
| Zimmerly and Amanda Adams OF Paris,
| Ill, came over TO this city today, took
4 nd ma rffafI in -