The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-25

enue Church and outside circles, and the
spacious rooms were filled during the hours
OF the reception Mrs: Dunning ana Mrs
w. D. Cooper and Mrs. w II. Smith The
parlor in which they stood was fragrant
With crimson roses, which filled the mantel
and swung in round basket from the
chandelier. Palms. ferns and vines We're
also used in profusion. The decora tons or
the second paror were similar and in the
library green predominated. The dining
room was pink and white and over the
daintily spread table, with its silver, crys-
tai and embroideries, was basket of white
roses suspended by pink ribbons. Tall
stem vases Of roses also filled the mantel
and buffet. Mrs. Dunning was assisted by
Mrs. T.. G. Cline Mrs. William Schomberg,
Mrs. J. T. McShane. Mrs. Frank Carter,
Mrs. Harry f. Christian, Mrs. j. 0. Hen
derson, Miss Elsie Apologize and Miss Ger
trude May in the entertainment of the
guests The young daughter of the house,
Miss Florence Dunnfng, and bevy of her
young friends presided at the punch bowl
and assisted in the dining room The young
ty, Myra Talbot Bessie Banning of r.
rington. Esther Cole, Mabel Payne and
with smilax and there. We're graceful fes.
toons of the vine to add to the beauty Of
the whole. harpist and violinlst fur
nished the music.
SMITH-LARIMER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAWRENCEBURG, Ind. Sept. PA
notable social event was the marriage of
Miss Laura Larimer, daughter of Major
and Mrs. J. E. Larimer, and Mr.. Benjamin
r. Smith, of Petersburg, KY, which took
place this evening at the Hamlin M. E.
Chapel. The church was deliberately deco
rated with palms. flowers and vines just
before the arrival of the bridal party Miss
Nellie Ward, a cousin of the bride, sang
'"The Sweetest Story Ever Told The
organist was Mr.. David Snyder, of Cincin-
nati.. The ushers were Messrs. Robert
Squibb, Edward Ransda11 Roy Fagaly and
Eugene Berkshire. The groomsmen We're
Mr.. Layman Tebbs. The maids were Miss
Pearl Frank and Miss Elizabeth Garter,
Mr.. Smiths best man was his nephew, Mr..
j. Pollock Carter, and the maid of honor
was Miss Florence Lee Squibb. The bride
entered with her father. She wore an En-
pire gown of white silk with a pearl girdle
and veil and carried shower bouquet of
formed by the presiding elder, Rev. e. l..
Dolph, and quartet sang The Voice that
left for a wedding trip and will be at home
at THE Bluffs, Petersburg, Ky.
GRAVES-GRAVES.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept 24.-Mr. Case
well Graves and Miss Josephine Graves,
daughter of the late Mr.. Howell Graves,
were united in marriage at noon to-day at
the home of the bride, The Friends, ceI-
emory was performed by Prof. Joseph
Moore, of Earham College. They left Tor
Baltimore this afternoon, where the groom
will attend the Johns Hopkins University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Graves are cousins.
ANSON-STULL.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Sept. Paired
erick Arson, of st. Joseph, Mich, and
Miss Clara Stull, were married last even
ing at 9 o'clock at the Presbyterian Church
in this city. Rev. J. w. Fulton offfciated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arson left to-day for st.
Joseph, where they will reside.