The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-05-13

| was a large cluster of Bride roses. The
| books were hung on white satin line be-
| Miss Jane Fuller. of Washington; Mrs. Hi
| ram G. Keays, of Cortland, ILL.,; Miss Urner,
Miss Hickenlooper and Miss Rogers, of Gin
! cinnati
| formal tea yesterday afternoon, at when
! the guests of honor were Mr.. and Mrs
de-lis made the rooms fragrant and at
tractive. Mrs. Peirce assisted in receiving
and the friends assisting in the other hos
pitalities We're Mr. and Mrs Morris Ross
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur b. Grover Miss New,
Mrs. o. B. Jameson, Misses Florence and
| Caroline Malott, the Misses Anna and Lou
Margaret Carey, Miss Deborah Moore and
Mr.. n. B. Harrington. Among the guests
were Mrs. Hall; of - Philadelphia Miss
mott. of Cincinnati, and Mrs. Wheelock, Of
| Chicago.
Mrs Addison Bybee gave luncheon at
Mrs. Jesse p. Siddall of Richmond. The
dining room was decorated with apple bios
SONS, and before each plate was cluster
of pink carnations, making wreath Of
| flowers around the table. The name cards
were blue prints, which Mrs. Bybee had
taken from her windows at the Blacherne,
and were of many points of interest in that
vicinity. The guests to enjoy the hospital
! ity were Mrs. Thayer Of Plymouth. Mrs
Mrs Daniel Stewart, Mrs. John Coburn
Mrs. N. F. Dalton, Mrs. Peirce Mrs. Jason
Carey, Mrs. o. p. Morton, Mrs. j, F. Pratt,
Mrs T. P. Haughey. Miss Rariden. Mrs
John S. Duncan. Mrs. II. II. Fletcher, Miss
Laura Ream and Mrs. Walter Milliken.
Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson, who has been
president of the Matinee Musicale for fif-
teen years, and recently resigned gave a
tea yesterday afternoon to the active mem
bers. of the society to have them meet the
new officers. Mrs. Robertson presented
Page, Miss Bessie Beck, Mrs. c. S. C-osley
and Mrs. G. C. O'Boyle of the new corps.
sided in the dining room, Mrs. s. L. Morri-
son and Mrs Hugh McGibeny at the punch
bowl, and Mrs. G.. w. Branham in the par
lor. The club color is pink and hydrangias
and Canterbury bells of this tint and vases
of dogWood blossoms decorated the rooms
During I1g the afternoon Mrs: MeGibeny' Miss Miss
aid McGibeny gave a short musical pro-
| gramme. Mrs. c.. F. Seymour. of Laporte
| was present with Miss Amy Jacobs.
BURR-PIERCE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Ind, May 12.-At Middle
town last night took place the marriage of
Horace l.. Burr. of this city, and Miss
Grace Pierce, daughter Of Rev. w. II.
PIERCE of Middletown. The ceremony was
| pronounced in the Methodist Episcopal
| Church. the father of the bride officiating,
assisted by Rev. Perry E. Powell of Ander-
| son. The bride wore white taffeta silk
trimmed with brussels net, with veil of
brussels net. She was attended by Miss
| Alice Stewart of Winchester, and Misses
Lola Barton, Ola Davis. May Daniels and
| Nellie Fisher, of Middletown. About three
| hundred witnessed the ceremony. Follow
| ing the wedding a reception was held at
| the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
| Mrs Burr left on the midnight train for
| Chattanooga for brief wedding trip. after
which they will be at home in this city.
COTTEY-RAYMER.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| INGALLS,, Ind, May 1.-THE wedding of
Miss Nettie Raymer. the accomplished
daughter of john Raymer, prominent Re-
publican politician of this township. and
Mr.. ]. n. Cottey, wealthy young farmer,
| took place this evening, Rev. Lacey, of
| Fortville, officiating, at the home of the
/ brides parents. Only few intimate friends
| were present. reception will be rendered
| Mr.. and Mrs. Cottey at the home of his
mother tomorrow night.