The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-10-28
AUTUMN WEDDINGS
A LARGE NUMBER OF THESE EVENTS
IN THE CITY YESTERDAY.
Prominent Affairs on the North and
ON the south side-Per-
sOnal Gossip.

A handsome wedding of the autumn sea-
son was that of Miss Grace Estelle Lintner.
daughter of Mrs Annie E. Lintner. and Mr..
William S. Craig, which was celebrated last
evening at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. Frank Van Camp. on North Pennsyl-
vania street. Rev. Joseph A. Milburn of
the Second Presbyterian Church, cfficiated.
The bridal party passed the length Of the
double parlors to place in the first parlor
in front of the lace draped windows and
stood beneath canopy of smilax and maid
enhair fern Portieres of smilax fell over
the lace, and at either side we're mas es
of palms, forming a field of green for the
party. The bride, in a gown of white corded
silk. gracefully fashioned with horizontal
pleating of mousselaine de sole, wearing
sunburst of pearls and carrying a round
bouquet of Bride roses, was attended by
Miss Minnie School, wearing pink silk with
mousselaine ruffles and holding bouquet
of pink roses. The pink and white of the
gowns were the colors used in every ap-
pointment of the wedding Vases and bowls
of pink and white roses were in every room
On the brides table was large basket of
roses, and from the corners to the chan
delier were bands of satin ribbon wound
with asparagus vine The staircase was
hidden with asparagus and palms An or
chestra played the Mendelssohn wedding
music for the professional and during the
ceremony.
Assisting in the entertainment Of the
guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Camp
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cortland Van Camp,
Mr. and Mrs. F. ], SCI olz Miss Otie Adams,
Miss Clara Scholz and Miss Dorothea Van
Camp. Included in The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Adams Of sheTbyville; Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Craigc of Charlottesville. Mr..
and Mrs Craig will reside with Mr.. and
Mrs. William n Morrison, No 1886 North
Plenps y mia street and be at home after
invitations in few days for reception for
Mr.. and Mrs. Craig.
FINNEY-NEATE.
A wedding Of much interest to friends
here and elsewhere was that of Miss Flor
ence Neate, daughter of Mrs. Allie Neate
and Mr.. Frank w. Finney, which took
place last evening at the home of the
brides sister. Mrs. 0. R. Clements. No. sol
South Alabama street. Miss Marion Neate
was the flower girl. and preceded the maid
of honor Miss Edna Mallory, of New AL
bany and the bride, with her brother, Mr.
John r. Neate, of New Albany to the
parlor. where they were met by the groom
and his best man, Mr.. c. e. Crane, and the
minister Rev. C. c. Lasby pastor of the
Central-avenue Church. Mr.. Neate gave
his sister away. The bride wore a beau
tiful costume of Paris mousseaine and
French lace, and her white roses formed a
shower bouquet. Her only ornament was
pendant of pearls and diamonds the
groom'S gift. Miss Mallory wore a dainty
gown of white organdie over yellow silk
and she carried an arm bouquet of yellow
white organdie and carried white roses.
The parlor was artistically decorated with
Cfa QCrTlS Min
themums, and the second parlor was in
yellow. After congratulations had been
offered wedding supper was served. The,
bridal party sat at one table, which was
adorned with a basket of pink and white
carnations and ferns. A reception was
held later in the evening. Mrs Neate and
the bridal party We're assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. Jasper Finney, Mr.. and Mrs O.. r.
Clements. Mr. J. r. Neate, Mrs. NJ.
and Mrs Edward Finney, Mr.. Chas
nTl IN nis OF h2nsasI City, .aand Mrs.
F PSv1e Gl s[Geve4 F,nna Misses S Berthe
presided at the punch bowl. Mrs A. B.
Cough and Miss Harriet Fumer sat at
either end of the table in the dining ROOM
and they were assisted in their hospital
tiles by Miss Barbara Langhorn, Miss
Maud Fulmer, Miss Imogene Bert, Miss
Jessie Hoagland and Miss Una Berry of
Elwood. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs: j. A. Clements and Miss Maggie King
OF New Albany; Mrs. B. f. Murphy, OF Chi
cago; Mr.. Frank Berry of Kansas City,
Mr.. J. L. L. Greene and Mrs. John Gait
of Louisville. Mr.. and Mrs Finney left
clude Old Point Comfort, New York. Phil
adelphia and Boston. and on their return
they will reside with Mr. and Mrs. Jasper
where they will receive their friends after
Nov. Is.
HEwITT-BARTHoLoMEw.
A notable wedding of last evening was
that of Miss Belle Isadora bartholomew
daughter of Judge and Mrs. P. w. Bar
tholomew, and Mr.. Allin Wright Hewitt of
st. Louis. The ceremony was performed at
O'Clock, at the family residence. on Col
lege avenue. by Rev. f. o. Ballard. pastor
of Memorial Presbyterian Church, assisted
by Rev. Hanford A. Edison, former pastor
of the church The relatives and most inti-
mate friends were present for the cere-
mony The bridal party included the groom
with his best man, Mr.. Harold Hewitt, Of
Cincinnati, and the bride and her maid of
honor, Miss Blanche Pickerill. The maid of
honor. with the bride and her father
passed through an aisle of white ribbons
held by Misses Cora Hewitt, Anna Kistner
Esther Pickerill and Bertha Cromer and
met the groom and best man and the minis
tiers before portisEe of smilax studded
with white carnationsy which hung between
the broad door separating the second parlor
beautiful gown of ivory silk and duchesse
lace and carried Bride roses. Miss PickerilI
WoAC punk SIN anu zltlu cluster OF pink
roses. Miss Susan G.. Brown presided at
the piano and played the Mendelssohn
wedding March for the professional I'M
mediately after the service the maid of
honor and best man spread the s1uilax por-
there's and the bride and groom passed
through and took their places at the head
OF the bridal table, the ministers followed
and stood at the foot all being seated when
the other members of the party including
Miss Bessie Thatcher and EIr. Douglass
Sherley of Louisville, Miss Estelle Dfddal
Miss Susan Brown, Miss Bertha Cromer
Miss Cora Hewitt, Mr.. Edmund Allyne of
| Cleveland and Mr.. Albert Hall entered
mating in the floral and other decorations of
the table. From 5 TO 8: 80 o'clock a large re-
ception was held. Mr.. and Mrs. Bartholo-
NEW and Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Hewitt
parents of the groom, with the members of
the bridal party, received and entertained
the guests. The several rooms were elabo-
rately decorated for the event. Mr. and
Mrs. Hewitt will take short wedding Jour
ney and will then go to st. Louis to reside
Among the guests. who came for the we'd
ding were Mrs. Susan Sherley, of Louis
Vile: Mrs. Lucy Fry and Mr.. and Mrs.
Grabbs, of Crawfordsville; Miss Maud
Smith, of Kansas city; MIR. and Mrs. p. A.
Hewitt, Miss Esther Crawford and Mr. and
Mrs. E. Z. Kruthoffer, of Cincinnati.
CONNER-BECK.
One of the handsomest of the weddings of
yesterday was that of Miss Osa Annlse
Beck and Mr. Charles Eichler Conner.
which took place at the home of the brides
brother, DR., w. S. Beck. on North Meridian
street. The relatives and friends gatherAi
for the ceremony, which was performed at
8 o'clock by Rev. d. J, Ellison pastor of
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