The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-10

Mr.. w. a. Seller and Mr.. ". H. EicheI-
berger. of Pana Mr. and Mrs. Reid will
take wedding journey before going 10
their home in Pana, H.. where they. will be
at home 10 their friends after Dec 10.
SPENCER-KEAIING.
The handsome home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Healing, on East Washington street.
was the center for a wedding party last
evening, gathered at clock for the cere-
mony. The bride was Miss Bertha Mae
Healing, and the groom DR.. John Mavity
Spencer. Rev. w. ". Criley. of the English
Lutheran Church, OBLIGATED. The attendants
were Miss Maud Prer and Dr. Mark
Thomas. The Wedding March was played
by Miss Bertha Bosart. The bride wore
white SILK null, made over silk, and elab-
orately trimmed with applique and rutfies.
Her flowers were Bride roses Miss Prier's
gown was of white organde over pink silk
and her flowers were pink roses Palms and
white roses were used in the room where
the ceremony took place, and palms and
yellow clirysanthemums in the second
parlor. Red was used in the library and
pink and white chrysanthemums in the din
ing room. The wedding dinner was served
10 o'clock there was large reception, Mr..
and Mrs. Healing and Mr. and Mrs. w. w.
Spencer, parents of the groom, assisting the
bridal party Ia the parlors were Mrs. l.
Remington, Mrs. Minnie Aufderheide and
Mrs. William Lewis: In the dining room
ney, Miss Bertha Bosart, Miss Belle over
man and Miss Lavalette Lancaster, Miss
Clara Lancaster, niece of the bride. and
Miss Sadie Spencer, a niece of the groom,
presided at the punch bowl. Mr.. and Mrs:
Spencer have gone on a bridal tour ana
they will reside with Mr.. and Mrs. Healing
Oh t. cir return.
DAUGHERTY-WIL MINGTON.
Miss Anna Elizabeth Wilmington, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Wilmington, and
James A. Daugherty were married last
evening in their own new home, No. 2D3S
Park avenue Relatives and friends gathered
for the ceremony at o'clock. Rev. Burris
A. Jenkins, of the Third Christian Church,
of1iciated. The maid of honor was Miss
Miriam f. Case. of Muncie; the best man
was Mr. Harry Apologize. of Chicago, and
preceding the party to the paror was Miss
Helen Wilmington. a cousin of the bride,
carrying basket Of roses; Inc WeSGdrs
ton cousin Of the bride. As the ceremony
was said, Mr. Bergen Pummer played the
intermezZo from Cavelleria Rustcana on
the violin. The bride wore white organize,
with Valenciennes lace and white satin RIB
bons, and carried white chrysanthemums;
Miss Case wore White organize ana
carried pink chrysanthemums, and the
little flower maid wore white SILK
and carried basket of white flowers. After
the ceremony there was reception, at
which the bridal party was assisted oy MI MI;
and Mrs. Wilmington, Mr.. and Mrs. john
Daugherty parents of the bride and groom,
and Miss Julia Parkhurst, Miss Gertrude
Wilmington served the punch and Misses
Edna Manning. Mary Meek. Estelle VIII
mington and Gala Daugherty presided IN
the dining room. Smilax, palms, roses ana
chrysanthemums decorated all OF the rooms.
A number of guests from out of town were
present for the ceremony ana recepuoH'
BEATH-WILLIAA1S.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, Nov. 9.-Owen
". Beath, secretary of the Millgrove Glass
Company, and Miss Maggie Williams,
daughter Of County Commissioner Lodok
Williams were married at the home OF the
bridA at noon to-day. Rev. keene, pastor
emony They departed this afternoon for
MllgroVe.