The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-03

the ushers, Mr.. Frank B. Tindolph of De-
troit, Mr.. William Rippetoe of Terre Hauteg
Mr.. James Kelly of Greencastle, and Mr..
the bridesmaids: Miss \ Meta Campbell Of
Irvington, Miss Ada Dickhut, Miss Estelle
McCune and Miss Bessie Potter. Miss
Estelle King, sister of the BRIDE was the
maid of honor and Master Russell King car
RED the prayer book from which the service
was read. The bride entered with her rather.
At the pulpit the party was met by the
groom and his best man. Mr.. Joseph
Schmidt, Rev. Robert +. Brewington, of
Cold Spring. and Rev j. Cumming Smith,
pastor of the church Mr.. Brewington. an
uncle of the bride. performed the ceremony,
as he had done for the brides parents, and
Mr.. Smith assisted. Back of the bridal party
the pulpit was massed with tall palms, and
white satin ribbons marked the peWs for the
immediate families. The bride wore an ex-
quisite gown of white satin. The skirt was
en- train and the tucked corsage, made
decollete, was trimmed with loose bows or
accordion-plaited liberty silk with ruchlngs
of ribbon. Duchesse lace and a diamond
brooch completed the dress. The veil was
held by an Empire bow of white satin rib
bon, and the bride carried shower Douquet
of white rosebuds. Miss King gown was
of chrysanthemum yellow SILK ana the low
corsage had revers of yellow velvet covered
with duchesse lace, and her flowers were
chrysanthenlums to correspond The brides
maids wore ruffied gowns of white organd1e
with tucked cOrsag e trimmed with Nalen-
ciennes lace White satin sashes and collars
were worn and the flowers were arm
bouquets of yellow chrysanthemums. Master
King wore a white satin blouse SUIT.
Hearts and Flowers" was played as ne
words of the ceremony were spoken, ana the
march by Mendelssohn as the party left the
church. A reception was held at the FAMILY
residence on North Pennsylvania street Mr.;
and Mrs King parents of the bride, and
Mr.. and Mrs F. w. Dickhut, parents OF
the groom. assisted the bridal party. Mrs.
qoise velvet and Mrs Dickhut a black satin
with white liberty silk. The house was deco
NUNS The table in the dining room was
covered with lace over yellow SILK and IN
the center was large basket OF yellow
roses and ferns Among the guests VINO VINO
came for the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
Worth Steele, Mrs. w. r. Rippetoe, Mr..
Ray Rippetoe Miss Grace King and Mrs.
Terrell. of Terre naute; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
H. Lancaster and Mr.. Albert Brown, OF La
fayette Mr.. Frederick Gobrecht. OF chicago,
Mr. and Mrs. Dickhut left last evening Tor
Detroit to make a visit and on their return
they will be at home with Mr.: ana Mrs
King, No. 2436 North Pennsylvania street.
after Dec. l.
FOR MRS. WILKINSON.
Mrs. xIezekiah Daley and Mrs: j. W.
Powers gave handsome reception yester-
day afternoon for Mrs J. Clarence Wilker-
son. The ladies were assisted in receiving
by Miss Erema Smith, of Rushville, VINO Is
visiting Mrs. Wilkerson and who was the
maid of honor at her wedding last month.
The parlors were beautified with palms ana
ferns, roses and carnations. Chrysanthe-
NUNS bloomed in the hall and roses In the
dining room. Mrs Daley and Mrs. Powers
were assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Il.
r. Levey, Mrs. Henri Condo, Mrs. S. c.
Holmes. Mrs. w. H. Hobbs Mrs. Wlnnam 7.
Brown Mrs Pangborn Mrs. John w. Kern
and Mrs McMaster. In the dining room
were Mrs: E III Pro WIeo Mrs g e. Gallo
Way Mrs Fl. j. SchlotZhauer, Mrs HOWARD
Gale Mrs Allen, Mrs NJ T. Levey cyan ana h M[si
William Teckenbroek. At the punch m DOW DOW
were Miss I.ura Harold, Miss FRANCES
Adams, Miss Mary Eckman and Miss Elsie
Daley. ,,,rD non
CLEVELAND, O., Nov. miss Edith
Tod daughter of the late John Tod and
granddaughter of the late David Tod, war
Governor of Ohio, and Mr.. James r. Shet-
field. of New York, were married this after
noon. Owing to a recent death in the fam
ily the wedding occurred at the home OF the
brides mother on Prospect street, IN the
presence of only a few guests Inc ceIe-
mony was performed by Bishop w. A Leon
ard, assisted by Dean Williams, OF trinity
Cathedral. Albert Jennings, OF New fork,
was the best man, and MISS Etnel ao S tne
twin sister of the bride, was maid OF hohor'
RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND Ind. Nov. 2.-Mr. Everett
r. Lemon, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Orange V.
Lemon, and Miss Harriet Barber. daughter
of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Luther A. Barber,
were married last evening at the home of
the bride. Rev. George II. Hill, of Grace
Methodist Church, officiated. Only the ia
mediate families were present. Mr.. and
Mrs Lemon will reside here
Mr. Charles A. Haisley and Miss SADIE
Whitacre were married this afternoon py
Rev George II. Hill, at his home. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. Jonathan WHIT.
acre who is in the government service at
Washington Mr.. and Mrs. Haisley will re-
side in Richmond.
ALLEN ANNIVERSARY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov. 2.-The sixty.
sixth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. NJ Allen was held to-day. They are
the oldest married couple in this part OF In
diana. Mr. Allen is eighty-four and his
wife eighty-three years old. They held an
informal reception for their friends TINS
afternoon and evening. They have many
friends over the State, especially among
the members of the M. e. Church.
TO THE LOWEST BIDDERS