The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-10

groom. and Miss Florence Wright. of Mem
phis, Tenn, as bridesmaids. The aisle for
the party was formed of white ribbons held
by Mr.. Charles Terrell and DIR. H. S. Krug.
Inc ring was carried on cushion or satin
and lace by Master Emmett Hall. brother
Of the groom. The groom was accompanied
by his best man. sur. James r. Henry and
bride wore a handsome gown of cream BEN
gaIlne trimmed with rutfies of mousselaine
de sole. The bodice and sleeves were in
mousquetaire style with nIffies of the mus
lin running horizontally the bodice and
vertically on the sleeves. silk butterfly bows
completed the trimming. Her veil was held
by sunburst of diamonds and fillct OF
gold, and her flowers were a shower bou-
Quet Of white sweet peas. Miss McCune
wore pink crepe taffeta with ruffies of
white muslin and silk sash bordered with
muslin rut1es. She carried a French bas-
ket of pink and white sweet peas tied with
pink ribbons. Miss Hall and Miss Wright
wore gowns alike of white organdie over
white silk made with lace-edged tucks.
They carried baskets of pink sweet peas
The brides attendants also wore her gift
of lace pins with opals. The orchestra
played the intermezZo from Cavalleria Rus
ticana during the ceremony. Following the
ceremony the bridal party with the parents
and grandparents went 10 the dining room.
The table was covered with lace over pink
silk, with punches of sweet peas thrust
through pink bows at the four corners: In
the center was a basket of the same bios
SONS and a cluster of them at the chande-
lier held the smilax which was festooned
to the corners of the table. Candelabra
with pink candles were also used. At 8
party, with Mr. and Mrs. McCune, parents
Of the bride, Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, parents
of the groom, and Mr. and Mrs; H. B. Nc
Cune grandparents of the bride, received
in the parlor. Mrs. McCune was assisted
by Mrs. II. c. Campbell, Mrs. NJ. Dietrichs,
Mrs. W. A. Krag, Mrs c. c. O'Boyle, Mrs.
Abner Lewis, and in the dining room by
Misses Cora and Estelle King, Miss Blanche
Jelleff, Miss Genevieve Campbell, and Miss
Katherine Levey. Among the guests from
out of town were Mrs. c. M. Peters, Mrs:
Dalfour Snyder. Miss Grace Snyder and
Miss Miss EsiH k sf9 of c9i%p1a Nh and
Mrs. Hall left last night Tor trip through
Canada and the Eastern cities and on their
Meridian street with Mr.. and Mrs. McCune
and will be at home after July /.
THE PURDUE ART COLLECTION.
Purdue University has sent its collection
of china and wood carvings from the indus
trial art department to this city at the re-
quest of the Art Association for free ex-
hibit which will be held to-day and to-mor-
row from to o'clock in the west parlor
of the Propyleaum. The collection contains
some admirable work. There are chairs
tables tabourets, a clock. bookcases mu-
sic case a doWry chest, quaint Dutcn
cradle, a pedestal and piano bench, az
carved, and the china is in all designs ane
exqusitely beautiful. Miss Fry mead Oh
the department at Purdue, and her assist
ant are in charge of the exhibit and they
will be the guests of Mrs. John l.. GriflthS
while here. Ladies Of the Art Assoc e.,!at
will be present to-day and tomorrow
Those who will receive to-day are Mrs
benjamin Harrison, Mrs. II. H. hanna,
Mrs. r. b. f. PIERCE, Mrs John 3. Elam
Mrs. W. H Bennett, Mrs. Q. r. Jameson
Mrs. A. c. Harris, Mrs. Bement lyman
Mrs. 3. d. Walcott, Mrs. 0. Il. HasselnIan
Mrs. G.. c. Hit Mrs. Evans Woollen; MISS
Garrard, Miss Shipp, MSS Dye ana the
Misses Walcott
ANDERSON WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, June 9.-Durlng hlgh
mass at St. Marys Catholic Church TINS
morning the wedding of Mr.. Fred Barr and
Miss Mary Carmody was solemnzed oy
Father Mulcahy. Miss Kate Flanagan at
tended the bride and Mr.. Joseph Behrman
acted as best man. A wedding breaktast
was served at the brides home. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Barr left this afternoon for. two
weeks trip, after which they Will be at
FX-city clerk of Elwood Attorney Q, A.
Armfield and Miss Effie Clawson, or SD
ney, o.. were married at the nome oI III y
G. N Eldridge, of Meridian-street M, r
Church. to-day Mr. Armtield and WlIe
went to Elwood at noon and to reside
VALPARAISO WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO, Ind, June 9.-This even
ing at the residence of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs John Boye, Mr.. John r. Stew
ers. a prominent young business man OF TINS
city. and Miss Laura M. Boye, were united
in marriage in the presence or Two nun l.
dred invited guests, Rev A A RehWalut
officiating \. 1,o,,,,,ar
this afternoon Miss Matte Bowman q
teacher in the Huntington city schools ana
Rev. w. D. Willoughby, OF CaTthag9, nv IA
were united in marriage, Rev. j. L. 6raliol
o'iioi'' '''i FMt'ILHENNY-PEFFER.
TOPEKA. Kan, June James S. Nc
rbenny. superintendent of the Washington
Gas Company, of Washington, D. c; ana
Miss Nellie PETER daughter OF Ell hera
to-day at the home of the brides parents.
ATWELL-GROW.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MADISON, Ind, June 9.-Captain James
Atwell. clerk of the Madison Hotel. and
Miss Pearl Grow were married tonight.
IrvingtOn.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiesy have been visiting
friends in Cincinnati.
Prof r. M. Idem is spending few days
with relatives in Ohio.
Miss Ida Conner has returned from Visit
with relatives in MorrtStoWn.
Mrs Ed Thompson returned from Visit
with friends in Edinburg yesterday.
Prof. J. L. link has returned from Green
castle, where he has been visiting college
friends.
Messrs Earl and Ovid Ludlow returned
Wednesday from Shelbyville. where they
have been visiting their relatives, Mr. and
Mrs. John Toner.
Mrs Dan Leslie will entertain Miss
MerrilPs Thursday class, of which she IS
| a member this afternoon at her home, on
Central avenue.
Mr. George Knepper has returned from
Marion Ind where he has been visiting
| for a few days. Mr.. Knepper has been en-
ployed by the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION and will remain in indianapolis
this summer.
CITY NEWS NOTES.