The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-12-11
HI. p. WATSON s. co.

were the guests The company was seated
at a round table, which was adorned with
pink roses. There were also pink roses at
the several covers for favors.
Mr. nj. b. Grinith. formerly OF this city,
has returned here to- reside: He VIII be
the tenor and will have charge or the
music at the Tabernacle Church.
Mr. Paul Surth, the harpist Of the Melba
Concert Company. was fellow student
Emma scheIlschmidt. of this city. While
ner by Mr.. and Mrs. Schellschmidt and
daughter. He is fine player and has been
with Seidl and other noted orchestras.
Invitations have been issued by Mr.. and
their daughter, Miss Mary Marguerite Rob-
erts, and Mr.. Clarence M. Foster, TO take
place Tuesday evening. Dec. "a. at the
The ceremony will be attended by the rela-
tives only and a large reception will fol-
low, from to 10 o'clock.
MISS wASSONS DEBUT.
Mrs. Hiram p. WATSON gave an elegant
reception yesterday afternoon to introduce
her daughter. Miss Grace WATSON. socially.
Their new home. at the corner of Delaware
and Second streets, is most beautifully
furnished and in addition to the rich pic
lures. bric-a-brac, draperies and rugs there
was profusion Of roses. The front doors
were closed and banked with masses Of
palms and ferns and the guests entered
at the south door. The reception was held
WATSON receiving amid many beautiful
flowers sent by admiring friends. An or
chestra furnished music and number of
young people assisted in the entertain
ment. In the music room at the north Of
the hall the decorations were American
Beauty roses and in the two rooms at the
south of the hall pink roses were used.
In the latter room a daintily appointed
table stood within the swell window and
ices were served by Miss Jessie Miller.
Miss Eleanor Allen, Miss Lucy Herod,
Miss Mary Foster, Miss Louise Erwin. Miss
Grace Smith and Miss Mollie Taylor, Of
Toledo. In the. dining room pink roses
the table and the guests were served by
Miss Margaret Carey, Miss CASTOR, Miss
Sarah Willard, Mrs. Alexander NJ. Stewart
In the p parors and music room there Were
Miss Helen Erwin, Miss Mary Knippenberg.
Miss Lucy Holiday, Miss Agnes Duncan
and MISS Hannah Erwin. MISS WATSON Is
season, accomplished in many of the arts
and recently returned from year spent
in study and travels in Europe. A large
number of married and young ladies were
among the guests.
RossETTER-HuME.
The marriage of Miss Matte Hume,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 1. N. Hume. and
Mr.. Thomas B. Rossetter took place last
evening at s o'clock at the family residence.
No. 100 Prospect street. There were about
one hundred relatives and friends present
to witness the ceremony, which was per-
formed by Rev. c. E. Dobbs, of the South
street Baptist Church. The bridal party
stood in the bay window, which was filed
with palms and white flowers. The bride
wore gown Of white swiss silk with pearl
garniture and lace and carried loose
bunch of Bride roses She was attended
by her sister, Miss Lizzie Hume, who wore
gown OF white silk with pink chiffon
and girdle of passementerie. She carried
a basket of pink roses. The groom was
attended by Mr.. William Merrill. AS the
party entered the parlor the Mendelssohn
wedding march was played by Miss Ivy
Smith, OF Irvington, and during the cere-
mony she played over the Waves" A
wedding supper followed the ceremony.
The bridal party and a few intimate friends
were seated at long table, which was
decorated with pink roses, and the other
guests were at small tables through the
several rooms. The rooms were decorated
In different colors. Mr.. and Mrs. Rossetter
Ash street, where they go at once 10
housekeeping. They received many hand
Some gifts. The only guests from out of
town was Mrs. DUEL, of Atlanta, an aunt
of the bride.
YEARLING-BASS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYvILLE, Ind, Dec. lo-To-night
took place the wedding of Mr.. William A.
Yearliag and Miss Minerva Bass. The GER
emony was performed by Rev. z. b. SEQ
field at the home of the brides mother
On West Hendricks street, and the young
people left for an extended tour through
the Southern States. Mr.. Yearing is the
law partner OF Hon. David L. Wilson,
city sttcrney.