The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-07-11

and a friend of the Preston family, played
the Mendelssohn wedding march. The ush-
bridesmaids, Miss Rose Holmes, Miss
Christine Houston. Of Marysville, o., Miss
Edith Louise Bingham and Miss Juliette
candle over white silk, with waist and
neck ribbons of pink. Each carried a large
white hat filed with pink roses. Next to
them walked the maid of honor, Miss Nir-
ginia Hudson, of Buffalo. N. Y, alone. She
wore a gown of white organdie over pink
Bride roses re Each attendant also wore the
brides gift, an exquisite miniature brooch
The gowns were made with plain skirts.
sleeves. Two small attendants Immediately
following the maid Of honor were the
nephew. Harry southland, and niece, Marie
velvet, with broad white lace collar, and
the latter, in white silk. Both carried
punches OF nov nowers . b Mne srlde yo MAS w Wl1n
an. Her gown was a dainty white mousse
laine de sole over white silk. simply fash
i %b'sa b asf yeil br was ne by Ir. a p wasa' from M
Scotland. and she also wore tiny buncnes
of orange blossoms sent TO her by a friend
in California, In her hand she carried q a
riage service was read. At the chancei the
bride was met by MI. Patton md his best
maei my' Mas pro MSnns by Rev. John
Hilliard Ranger, rector or the cnurcn,
while the o~rganist played Call me thine
OWN. II OIly atiO
was large bouquets of white roses on the
altar. AS the bridal party passed from
the rS church fchm the sI o Gss a play snd en aft weof that
the choir boys sang another hymn. Al the
conclusion of the service at the CHURCH the
residence. in Hall place. where a wedding
supper was served. The house was taste
fully decorated with roses and sweet peas;
white and pink sweet peas In the dining
room. The brides table stood in the lat
ter room. There We're crystal vases Of
sweet peas of the two colors on the taple,
and at each corner was a pink satin RID
bon butterfly bow. These, with q dehcale
bit of asparagus vine, made the tanie very
attractive. The presents were very hand-
some. and were from friends in many
places. The groom gave to the . usner Sa ann
best man card Gard cases foT c Mr: a soa M They a' %ii
travel in this country for two weeks, and
will sail for their home in Paris July "A, on
NJ town were the attendants, Mrs. South
ard and children, OF Boston.
DEVAN-MARSH.
pretty wedding took place at Lake
wawasee last evening at the summer
home of Major Fletcher Marsh, OF Mount
Vernon. O., formerly of Indianapolis. The
bride was his daughter. Miss Fannie
Marsh, and the groom Mr.. Henry Curtis
Devan, of Mount Vernon, 0. There was
quite an assemblage to witness the cere-
mony, which was performed by Rev.
George Dudley. a SON OF Col. W. W. Dud-
ley. The attendants were Miss Ada Curtis,
of Mount Vernon. a cousin of the groom,
Miss Bessie NJ. West, Of indianapolis, and
Miss Highly, of Columbus. o. They wore
gowns of white null and carried bouquets
of sweet peas. The maid of honor was
Miss Helen Marsh. sister OF the bride.
She wore pink null and carried sweet peas.
The brides dress was OF white satin bro
cade, with point lace. She Wore a veil and
The best man was Mr.. Henry Plympton.
of New York. and the friends who acted
as ushers were Mr.. James Marsh, Mr.. Mar
tin Britton, of Topeka, Kan, and Mr..
Ralph Ringwait. There was music, a re-
ception and a wedding supper. Mr.: and
Mrs. Devan went TO Chicago, and viii take
home in Mount Vernon. Many of the
guests were the cottagers from different
States who have their summer homes at
Wawasee.
KEALING-wHITESIDES.
The marriage of Mr.. Joseph B. Healing.
of this city. and Miss Alice Whitesides
took place yesterday morning at the home
OF the brides mother, in that place. Only
the relatives and most intimate friends
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. Healing left
at noon for a trip to the Northwest. They
will reside in this city, at No. ia North
Alabama street. and will be at home after
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HURST-JACKLEY.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
FRANKTON. Ind. July 10.-This after
noon, at 3 o'clock, Hon. A. D.. Hurst and
Miss Jessie VI. Jackley were united in mar
rage. at the residence of the brides par
ents, the Rev. William +, Crosse officiating.
Mr.. Hurst is prominent in political and
business circles. and Miss Jackley is well
known in religious and social circles. After
a short wedding tour the bride and groom
will reside ia their home, which is just be-
ing completed.
DIR. GOBLIN TO WE'D.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
GRBENcASTLE, Ind, July lo.-The mar
riage of DIR. H.. A. Goblin. acting president
of DePauw University. and Mrs. Clara
Beals will take place Tomorrow at noon. at
the residence Of the brother OF the bride. in
Bloomington. Ill. DR.. Goblin and his new
bride will spend the remainder OF July at