The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-20

garden, which was lighted with electric
| lights. and row of ball lanterns hung
| certs will be given Wednesday evenings
| during the season. When the weather is
unpleasant the concert will be given in
| the large hall of the clubhouse.
Mrs. Theresa II. Smith gave a reception
yesterday, from 10 8, for DR.. Marie
Haslep; The parlors with their art treas
simply adorned with American Beauty
roses and a great bowl of them stood in
the center of the polished dining room ia,
pie, Linen mats, with cut, glasses, filled
with candied cherries, completed the deco
ration OF the table The square gallery
within ii Miss Hettie Adams served punch
in which cherries fioated. Assisting in en-
tertaining We're Mrs. Alfred Burdsal, Mrs.
and Miss 7. l.. Voss Quite number OF
Mrs. Smiths friends were present to meet
Dr. Haslep,. Mrs. Randolph. Miss Harrell.
OF Noblesvile, Mrs. Baker, of Findlay o.,
and Miss Higgins. of Chicago. were among
the guests.
MAGUIRE-THOMPSo
The home of ex-Postmaster and Mrs.
Edward p. Thompson on Central avenue.
was the scene of a brilliant wedding last
evening. In the presence of nearly one
hundred relatives and most intimate
friends occurred the marriage of their
daughter. Miss Blanche Thompson, ard
Mr.. William Gilmore Mcguire. of Mr..
and Mrs Charles Mcguire. The swell win
dow in the long second parlor was re-
served for the ceremony, and it was deco
rated with quantities OF palms. and ferns.
and white lilies. The lace draperies at the
back were gracefully covered with gar
lands of smilax. The window was sep
arated from the room with broad bands
OF white satin ribbon, and within this the
bridal party stood The only attendant
was Miss Mary Thompson, sister of the
a
crepe and carried a bunch of American
Beauty roses. The brides gown was an
exquisite pearl-white satin, simply fash
Toned. with high neck and long sleeves. on
the corsage the only trimming was some
fine old rose point lace. which adorned the
tulle veil covered her figure, and she
carried white Prayer Book. Her only
jewel was a pendant of pearls and dia-
monds, the gift of the groom. The 10
hengrn" wedding march was played on
the piano by Miss Elizabeth Ingraham
odist Church was performed by Rev. Hen
~ ~. Buchtel, d. D.. of Central-avenue
Church. the ring being used: Both parlors
were decorated with white lilies and roses.
The decoration at the punch bowl was scar
let and in the dining room pink was used.
Thompson and Mr. o and Mrs. Mcguire RE &c
ceived and entertained the company. Mr..
and Mrs. Mcguire left last night for a trip
weeks. and on their return they will make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Mcguire No.
f36 North PENNSYLVANIA street. where they
will be at home informally. Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Mcguire will soon take possession
OF their new home, No. ga North Pennsyl-
vania street, when they will give a large
guests at the wedding from abroad were
Mr.. and Mrs John Conant. Mrs. Eliza
Poor. Mr.. Ames Mclaughlin, Miss Mercy
Mclaughlin and Mr.. j. l.. Reinhard, of
Cincinnati; Miss Harriet Porter. of Peru:
Mrs ID. w. Tomlinson, of Logansport; Miss
Williams and Mr.. Clark Williams, of War
saw, and Mr.. William Hansen, of New
York
JOHNSON-ANDERSON
beautiful wedding was celebrated last
evening at the handsome home OF Mr.. and
George z. Anderson, in Morton Place. The
bride was their daughter Miss Jessie
Dixon Anderson, and the groom was DR..
Burt Corydon Johnson. of Buffalo. N. Y.
The music for the event was furnished by
a harpist, who played a wedding march
for the professional. The ceremony of the
Episcopal Church was pronounced by Rev.
c. 5. Sergeant. rector of Grace Cathedral.
The bride was attended by Miss Alice
Shaffer Of Buffalo, and DR.. j. Francis
Whitwell, also of Buffalo. was the best
man. The bridal party stood before the
with smilax and marguerites. The bride
wore costume OF white gros de Londre.
wh e front S the SSe
bunch Of white sweet peas and wore a
brooch of diamonds and pearls, the gift
of the groom. Miss Shaffers gown was
of white silk, with a French stripe of deli
cate cOlors. She wore bertha OF accor-
dion pleated chiffon and carried bunch
of the house was in white and yellow, COM
bined with srnilax. The staircase was
the two were pleasngly combined in all of
the rooms. The dining room table was
covered with white. In the center was a
stem vase OF Bohemian glass hiled with
bridesmaid
over the cloth. At the corners OF the table
were butterfly bows of pink satin ribbon
pended from the chandelier directly over
the table. There were eight at the brides
table the bridal party and Miss Johnson
logic, of Chicago. and Mr.. J. *. Pollock.
Those who assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson
Mrs. Robert Drake. Miss Johnson, sNfiss
Shaffer and Mrs. Emerson. Many hand
some gifts were presented; pr ; and Mrs.
and they will go down the St. Lawrence
before going to their home in Buffalo. They
Utica street, Buffalo. Among the guests
at the wedding were Colonel Shay, of Chi
cago, and Major Collins. of Brazil.
HEATH-COCHRANE.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Ralston Coch-
rane, daughter of Mr.. John Cochrane, and
DR.. Frederic G. Heath was celebrated last
evening at the home of Mr.. Cochrane. No.
lilo NOTlH llIUOlS Street. lHSIe WtIt dDOul
fifty of the relatives and most intimate
friends present to witness the ceremony,
which was performed by Rev. NJ. l.. Haines,
of the First Presbyterian Church. The
bride and groom were accompanied by sew
eral members of the formers Sunday
school class, including Misses Maud Nc
Alpin Nellie Rhodes, Ray McAlpin, Leta
Runyon. Cornelia Swain, Clara Springer,
Florence Hess and Ivey Rash, who entered
the room with them and formed a group
about them during the ceremony. The
bridal party stood between the windows
and before a mass of palms, asparagus
vine and white roses. The bride wore a
pretty gown of white taffeta silk with per-
forated chiffon and carried white. roses.
The "Lohengrin" wedding march was
played by a hafpist and violinist. Dr.. and
Mrs. Heath were assisted in entertaining
the company by Mr.. Cochrane and the
Misses Cochrane. sisters of the bride.
Misses Annie and Kate Cochrane wore
rane wore white organdie. The doorways
were framed with asparagus and there
were white roses on the mantel in the par
lor. In the second parlor yellow roses
were used and in the dining room pink
roses and white carnations. The evening
was spent socially. and later DIR. and Mrs.
Heath went to their own new home. No.
rs West Third street where they will be
at home to their friends after Aug. l.
deavor convention al Boston. Among the
guests at the wedding from out of town
were Mr.. and Mrs. NJ III. Cochrane. Mr..
and Mrs. James Cochrane: OF Columbus,
and Mrs. Jean Morton, of Madison.
RJCJ APnSON-IOWRY