The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-04

the bridal party entered Mrs. Allyn Adams
while eight friends of the bride. composing
a ladies' double quartet, sang the chorus.
The attendants were: Maid of honor. Miss
maids. Miss Carolyn Bright Armstrong. of
Camden, Ind; Miss Nellie McKeen, Miss
Mary Gray and asn Miss Ki fannie Of f By insp OF
lis, was best man and the groomsmen were
DR.. George Kahlo and Mr.. Otto Haueisen.
port. and Mr.. William Morris. Of this city.
The brides dress was white satin. en-
train, trimmed with white chiffon, high
carried white roses. Her only ornament
was a pearl and diamond pin. the gift of
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chal Mel roses. The bridesmaids were
waists. high neck and long sleeves. wearing
the hair high. Each carried Marechal
Mel roses ted with yellow ribbons. Sup
residence of the brides father, where the
decorations Of the table were yellow and
white.
an enamel wreath pin and the groom to
the grocmsmen gold watch fobs.
Mr.. and Mrs: Perry left for Chicago,
Portland, Boston and New York. The at
home cards read Wednesdays Noy. and
Miss Foster is the daughter of A. u.
Foster, merchant and banker. and the
groom is a member or the nrm or j. Z.
Perry & Co., of Indianapolis.
SOCIAL VENTURE EVENT.
Yesterday was the birthday anniversary
Of Miss Margaret Shower, and Mrs. Shower
entertained a number of young girls who
form a club at tea in her honor. The club
Is called the Social Venture, as a new
entertainment. or at least a novel one. is
for each meeting. Miss Nettie
Shower was one of the hostesses for the
occasion. The company was seated at tea
at ) O'Clock. The decorations were in pink
and lavender. the club colors. and the SOU
verir for each guest was a pink rose.
After the tea several games We're tried.
liam Taggart, Miss Anna Outland. Miss
Jeannette Heron, Miss Tula Safer. Miss
MAY Wheeler, Miss Lucy Hamilton. Miss
Fay Shower. Miss Myrtle Smythe and Miss
Mabel Houk.
STANTON-TYLER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FORT WAYNE, Ind. Oct. Sat noon to-
day Mrs. Anna Orff Tyler, daughter of
Hon. John Orff. married Clark Stanton, of
Washington Courthouse, o., where they
will reside. Rev. DR.. d. w. Moffat. pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church, oficieted
Only the immediate relatives were present.
The groom, until a few months ago, was
In cndIEe Oh the ODIlcd oldtcS SPECTRAL pCh-
sion examining department office, when he
was transferred to Ohio. He has been a
popular member Of the Wayne Club and
other social clubs in the city for the past
three seasons.
POOLE-BETZOLD.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Oct 3.-Mr. Joseph /.
Poole, of WEIGH, W.. Va, and Miss Regina
Behold, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Behold, were united in marriage at s
o'clock this morning at St. Mary's Catholic
Church, Rev. Father McMullen officiating.
Mr.. Poole is the proprietor and editor of a
paper at WEIGH, and that place will be
their future home.
BOND-HOLLAND.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
VINCENNES, Ind, Oct. 3.-Mr. Frank NJ.
Bond, of the First National Bank. and
Miss Anna Holland, one of Vincennes's ac-
complished vocal musicians. were married
last night. The wedding was followed by a
brilliant reception at the home of the
brides mother.
MALOTT GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PETERSBURG, Ind, Oct. 3.-William
Malott and wife celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary to-day. Mr.. Malott is
one of the Oldest citizens of the county.
He cast his first ballot for Harrison in 1&36