The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-07-01

groomsrnan. The bride wore a. rich gown
Of duchess satin trimmed with duchess
ried a large cluster of Bride roses. Miss
| Lussky wore a gown of white organdie and
held pink roses. Following the ceremony
a supper was served in the ballroom on the
| third floor. Palms, smilax and flowers had
| been arranged with lavish hand in the,
| supper room and toasts were offered to the.
| bride and groom Mr.. and Mrs. Weiss have
gone East on a wedding Journey for three
| weeks and on their return they VIII reside
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Runge. Among the
| guests from abroad were Mrs. Fieber and
Miss Wocher of Cincinnati, Mrs and Miss
| dor4 and family Of Louisville, Mrs. Theo-
! dore Meurer and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Meurer and family of Louisville, Miss Leh-
Papenbrook and family of Cincinnati.
GADDES-WELCH.
Miss Emma Eugene Welch, only daughter
of Mrs. Amanda c. WEIGH, was married
last evening to DR.. Thomas .Gaddes by
! Rev. E. NJ. c, Botterill, of Olivet Church.
| The ceremony took place at $50 o'clock at
the home of Mrs. Welch. (old No. 1105
North Meridian street in the presence of
| about one hundred relatives and friends.
The wedding march from Midsummer
| Nights Dream" was played by an orches-
| ira as the bridal party entered and the
! intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana'
! during the ceremony The bride was attend
| ed by her cousin, Miss Elizabeth Katherine
| Morris, who was maid of honor and by
| two ribbon bearers, Miss Florence McCau-
| ley and Miss Grace Coldwell. The bride
| wore a handsome gown of white tafteta
! combined with mousselaine de sole, and
| she carried a single American Beauty rose.
| Miss Morris wore white organdie over light
! green silk and carried an arm bouquet of
| Bermuda lilies. The ribbon bearers also
wore white. The rooms were beautified
| with palms, smllaX and flowers arts
tically placed. During the evening Mrs.
| Welcn was assisted by Mr.. and Mrs. Will
| lam j. Webb of Kokomo, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Thomas Baker Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
| Compton ir entertaining, and in the dining
| room by Miss Augusta O'Hair, Misses Cora
| and EStelle King, Misses Harriet and Mar
| tina AIlard and Misses Flora and Jessie
! Berg. DR.. and Mrs. Gaddes will go north
| on short wedding trip, and on their re-
turn will reside at No; "a South Reisner
| street where they will be at home TO their
| friends after July Is.
MILLER-MOORE.
The marriage of Miss Binnie Maud
! Moore, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. S.
| w. Moore. and Mr.. James Miller took place
last evening at the family residence, on
| Pleasant street. Relatives and friends were
present at the ceremony at $3.50 o'clock,
Rev. James w. Wilson, of Mayflower
Church, officiating. The pretty home was
| adorned with a profus.on of palms and
| flowers. The bridal party stood within
| swell window, which had a background of
| palms, sweet peas and margueTttes. The
| staircase was entwined with smilaX and
Myrtle Smythe and Miss Jean LGtch, a
sister of the groom, and Mr.. Miller's at
| tendant was Mr.. James z. Taylor A we'd
! ding march was played by Miss Margaret
| Calderhead and during the ceremony 20,
| Vert Thou in the Cauld Blast was heard.
| The bride wore a gown of white organdie
| over taffeta and trimmed with ribbons
| Her flowers were Bride roses. The brides
maids were dressed alike in white organdie
| peas, tied with pink ribbons. The bride was
given away by her father Mr.. and Mrs;
| Miller will make their home with Mr.. and
Mrs. Moore at No. 60 Pleasant street. The
| only guest from out of town was Miss
| Edith Burns, of Denver, Col
| HARDING-ALLERDIC
A pretty morning wedding occurred yes
terday at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Allerdice, on Park avenue. The bride was
their daughter, Miss Esther May Allerdice,
and the groom Mr.. William Fletcher Hard
ing. The relatives and nearest friends con-
stituted the assemblage to witness the
| ceremony, Rev. F. E. Dewhurst, of Plym-
| outh Church, speaking the words of the
| marriage rite There were no attendants
| The bride wore a becoming costume of
! white Organde over taffeta, simply fash
| Toned, with garniture Of lace and ribbons
and her flowers were Bride roses Palms
| and white roses made the parlor an at
| tractiVe place for the event, and great
! bowls Of margueriteS were combined with
| palms in the second parlor. The library
| held the spicy odOr of parti-colored mas
| turtiums a wedding breakfast was served,
| the bride and groom having for their table
| decoration OF pink and white sweet peas
| gracefully arranged. Mr.. and Mrs. Harding
| will take a wedding journey before going
! to their home in Vincennes where Mr.
| Harding is a professor in the university.
| The bride has been an instructor in the
| High School of this city, and is we'll and
| favorably known in church and educational
WEDDING RECEPTION.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal
| MARTINSVILLE, Ind, June 30.-Mr. and
| Mrs. w c. Mitchell gave a reception last
| evening in honor of their son, Frank Moore
| Mitchell, and his bride, which was at
/ tended by several hundred people. Their
suburban home and yard were brilliantly
| lighted and decorated and the event was
enc of the most enjoyable ever known in
| this city. The receiving party consisted of
| Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Mitchell, Mr.. and Mrs.
! Frank Moore Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs.
| Matthew Conner, of Martinsvile. They were
| assisted by Mrs. E. r. Martin of Kansas
/ City Miss Ballard of Indianapolis, Mrs. J.
/ S. Conner. Mrs. Harry Scarce, Misses
| Conner and Scarce of Mooresville and by
Mrs. Fannie Parks, Mrs. E. Goss. Mrs.
| Walker, Mrs. Jordan, Mrs. w. A. Conner,
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mitchell will be al
home on their farm in Daviess county after
Mrs. Elizabeth Linck and Mr.. Lewis S.
Crow were married last evening at the
brides home in the presence Tt,9o of number
AdS-HEADINGTON,
| Srecial to the indianapolis Journal.
! PORTLAND, Ind, June 30.-The marriage
Of Mr. Eugene c. Williams, of Wapakoneta,
O., and Miss Eta Florence Headington
was celebrated last night at the home of
Judge and Mrs. John w. Headington. Rev.
D. Carter of Celna assisted by Rev. M.
| A. Harlan, of this city, performed the cere-
| monY The wedding march was played by
| Miss Oral Adams. Mr. and Mrs. Williams
were entertained by the members OF the
number of delightful selections. The young
| couple VIII leave Saturday for a short
| visit at WapakOneta. O., the grooms home
and WITH probably reside in the future at
| GFeensburg, Ind.
WISE-LOWRY.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE, Ind, June 30.-At the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. F. c. Cratsley
| yesterday took place the marriage of Miss
| Fanny NJ. Lowry and Prof. Harry O. Wise,
one of the principal teachers in the High
| School. The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. L. /. Henson The bride wore white
| silk and carried Bride roses and was at
| tended by Misses Mary Shoaff Jean Nc
| Lachlan Mary Leonard, Helen Reitze. Car
| RE Akers and Martha Clark of this city
| and Edith Hill of Toledo. The couple left
| for a months visit to Lake George. After
| their return they will be at home at 22S
| West Berry street.
TILTON-FLEMING.
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