The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-10-19

sleeves were of white lace trimmed with
crushed bands of two shades of lavender
velvet. She carried an arm bouquet OF
white chrysanihemums, and wore a picture
hat of shirred silk and feathers in lilac ana
white. Miss COburn wore shirred gown
of green liberty silk over silk, trimmed with
narrow bands of passementerie, and carried
q large cluster bouquet of pale pink carna-
tons. She wore Victoria bonnet of black
velvet, with a brim of shirred silk like her
gown. and trimmed with feathers.
AT the conclusion of the ceremony con-
CALCULATIONS were offered and breakfast was
served. The brides table was set in the
library and was round. Above il was sus-
NUNS and from the chandelier to the sides
of the room were rows and rows of smilax
chrysanthemums. The porteres were bor-
dered with smilax and flowers, and in the
center of the table was a pyramid of white
chrysanthemuns and maiden-hair fern. The
table was lighted with white tapers under
green shades. The guests at the table with
the bridal party were Mr. and Mrs; WI WI.
Mr.. John ID. Thomson, Mr.. Alvin s. Lock-
ard and Mr.. Edward Z. Gates. The inn
mediate families were seated at large table
in the dining room adorned with chrys-
anthemums and candles. and the other
guests were at small tables in groups OF
four, each table lighted with a single taper
In dainty candlestick Mr.. and Mrs; Henry
Coburn, Mrs. c. r. Lockard and MRS.
BuTckhardt assisted Mr. Erwin and Mr.
Mr.. and Mrs Coburn left on the after
noon train for New York and other East
win this winter. and Mrs. Coburn will be at
home Thursdays after Nov. at no. l4US
North Meridian street. Guests from OUT OF
town at the wedding were Mrs anu MISS MISS
Burckhardt. Mr.. and Mrs. Van Hamm and
Miss Emily Elliott, of Cincinnati; Mr.
Charles H. Erwin, of New York Miss May,
Miss Hayward, of Pana ILL.,, ana MISS Har-
ris, of Governors island.
HOSTER-M'BRIDE.
The home of Judge and Mrs. Robert w.
Mcbride, on Broadway, was the scene of
pretty wedding last evening. The bride,
Miss Martha Catherine Mcbride, and Mr..
James Perry Holster were married by Rev.
w. d. Parr, an old friend of the family.
Mrs. Helen Dalrymple Rice played the
Mendelssohn wedding march at s o'clock
and the bridal party descended the stairs,
the ushers, Mr.. Charles Mcbride. brother
of the BRIDE and Mr.. Edwin Folsom pre-
ceding and carrying the ribbons which
formed the aisle. The groom. with his best
man, Mr.. Frederick Brinkmeyer was fol-
lowed by. the ring bearer, Miss Mary
kathryn Starr, niece of the bride, Miss
Blanche King, the bridesmaid, and Miss
Van Congdon, of Bristol, the maid of honor.
The bride entered with her father. AS the
Loves Confession softly The brides
gown was of white peau de sole, made with
high corsage and a sweeping skirt, and 1t
was trimmed with duchesse lace. She car
ried Bride roses. Miss Congdons gown was
of white organdie over taffeta, trimmed
with white satin ribbons, and Miss Kings
was of pink organize over pink silk. Both
carried cluster bouquets of Bridesmaid
roses. The little ring bearer wore white
organdie over pink and carried a. single
large American Beauty rose, in which the
ring was placed The rooms were ar
tistically decorated with pink and green,
roses chrysanthemums and carnations be-
ing used with palms. ferns and smilax. The
broad gallery was inclosed and was hung
with ball lanterns. Mrs. Mcbride was as
sisted by Mrs. Frederick c. Starr and Mrs.
j. w. Baxter, of Auburn. The bridal party
was seated al a table decorated with pink
roses and smiax. There were nearly two
hundred guests present for the ceremony.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoster will go at once to their
home, No. 1101 Central avenue, where they
will be at home to their friends after the
middle of November. Among the guests at
the wedding was Miss Wilma Walk, of
Goshen.
DUNCAN GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. Oct. 1S.-Mr. and Mrs.
John DUNCAN celebrated their golden we'd
ding anniversary this evening with a big
dinner party given to pioneer residents of
Muncie. The aged couple has resided in
Muncie for many years. Mr. DUNCAN pur-
chasing a farm, most of which is now in
the city limits. There were nearly a hum
dred pioneers at the celebration. He is a
well-knoWn Jersey cattle breeder.