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

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Milwaukee.
Miss Bessie West will leave tomorrow for
Wawasee, where she goes to act as brides
Devan, of Mount Vernon, o., which viii
take place Wednesday.
Mr.. Arthur Huffer. of Muncie, spent the
North Pennsylvania street. en- route to Dem
yer, Col, where he viii spend the summer
His mother. Mrs. Daniel s. Hufer, accom-
panied him as far as this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Lecklider and daugh-
ter Adelaide, and DR.. and Mrs. r. W. Long
left yesterday for a summer trip, which
several weeks in the Adirondacks. Mr..
Lecklider and family before their return
home viii visit relatives in Michigan.
Mr. George l. Kern gave a party at his
day evening. The yard vas Illuminated with
Japanese lanterns. The Misses Benc and
Anna ,b pslus re. AND Mary d and Berthe HoSa.
uted toethe entertainment of the guests
The adjoining residences of Mrs. Theresa
smith. Mr. Emil Willbrandt and Mr.. Phillip
party. They were decorated with the ma
tional colOrs and lanterns. and there were
fireworks, followed by dancing for the even
shs ABOUT ni'y ir'enas joined IN the pleas
Miss Marion Fleming, of Florida. is the
guest of Miss Laura A. Smith on North
AldDdmd street. MISS lomln Is a tQe
musician and has just had published two
songs. One is "Devotedness'' and the other
The Girl for Me-" They are exceptional
" pretty, and the themes are we'll suited to
the words.
Miss Rose Holmes gave a brake party
last evening in honor of Miss Hudson and
Mss Houston, who have come for the
Paton-Preston wedding. Mr.. Arthur Moore,
who is TO be one of the attendants, will
give a dinner Monday evening for the bridal
party, and Miss Juliette Bryan will give
"A Tea l11eg19V evening fnr the ca ma m rfv
The wedding will take place Wednesday
evening at Christ Church.
"A picnic was given at Haverstick's farm
When supper was served the table was set
In Roman style and the decorations were
TO correspond and had the addition Of an
Misses Margaret and Helen Spencer,
Kathryn Vinnedge. Sarah and Maria Fos-
chanan, Edward B. Raub, William Fiske
and E. Nabor.
One of the pretty home weddings of the
season was celebrated yesterday at the
Alabama street. The bride was his only
daughter. Miss Edna Hoshour Smith, and
the groom was Mr.. Richard Z. Harmeyer,
or Chicago. The ceremony occurred at o
o'clock, Rev. d. r. Lucas, of Central Chris
tan Church, officiating. The bride wore a
e51 Dsy t6 6a pshK SILK and carried Bride Ai roses;
and mirror, before which they stood, and
other parts of the room were tastefulIy
aCCoA aleu- Will palms, terms anu mowers.
After congratulations had been offered a
wedding breakfast was served. The center
or the table was occupied by a vase of pink
roses set on an embroidered piece bor-
dered with smilax. Pink roses sweet peas
and pink and white asters adorned the table
Also Mr.. and Mrs. Harmeyer left at noon
Tor Chicago, where they will spend a few
days at the Auditorium before leaving for
Manltou, COL, TO spend the summer. From
Man1tou they will visit a number of places
and In the fall they will return to Chicago
to reside.
The marriage of Miss Alvene Greene,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p.
Chicago. Occurred iast evening nseen at . 5
o'clock at the home of the brides
relatives and a number of intimate friends
were present to witness the INT
which was performed by Rev. Joseph "A.
Church. The ceremony was in the parior.
which is furnished in white and the light
tints and all the floral adornment was of
white and green. The bridal couple stood
between the lace-draped windows and back
of them was = handsome hanging of smilax
and roses. Ferns and palms were at
Master Ralph Lockwood. a nephew of the
bride, who wore a picturesque suit of white
and carried a huge bouquet Of sweet peas;
harpist played the Mendelssohn wedding
march. and during the ceremony Call Me
who is a beautiful young woman, wore a
handsome gown OF white organdie over
pearl SATIN. 1t was trimmed with Nalen-
ciennes lace. Her only ornament was the
gift of the groom, a feur-de-lis pin set
with pearls and having a delicate enamel
in blue <fofget-me-nots. She carried e
loose bouquet of white carnations. The
ring ceremony was used. After the bene-
diction congratulations were extended. The
whole house was fragrant with roses and
sweet peas, which were combined with
palms and ferns. The supper was served
en- buffet for the guests. The brides table
was adorned with sweet peas and aspara-
gus vines daintily arranged. The stair
case was also twined with the asparagus
vine. After a social hour Mr.. and Mrs.
Greene lett for the East, where they will
visit a number of the cities and resorts
for the remainder of the month. They will
be at No. 4149 Berkeley avenue, Chicago,
after Aug. Is. Mr.. and Mrs. c.. p. Greene.
parents of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs; w. p;
Greene, parents of the groom. Mr. and
Mrs. V. II. Lockwood, Mr.. and Mrs. Swan.
of Detroit; Miss Vivian Greene. sister of
the bride; Miss Maud Greene, sister of
the groom, and Miss Inez Greene, a cousin
OF the bride, assisted in receiving and
entertaining the guests. Among those who
came from out Of town to attend the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. w. p. Greene
and Miss Maud Greene, of Chicago; Miss
Inez Greene, of Junction City, Mo-; Mr..
Harry Greene. Of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Swan. of Detroit; Mr.. Rue Priest. of
Chicago; Mr.. Bert Guffin, of Nashville;
Mrs. Florinda Fairfield and Mrs. George
Thornton, of st. Louis.
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