The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-07-07

where flags adorned the walls smilax the
available snace The Brides s table 'i for thirty
guests occupied the center of the room and
II was decorated with silver candelabra,
with white candles and vases of American
Beauty roses. At o clock there was large
reception. The bride and groom were as
sisted 6y their parents. Mr.. Nathan Nor
OF ceremonies and other uncles and aunts.
The bride was assisted by the members of
n ner sewing circle, the Misses Solomon, the
Misses Wineman. the Misses Grammar. the
Misses Kahn, Miss Augusta Selig, Miss
Meta Fox, Miss Celia Feibleman, Miss Ger
trude kirshbaum, Miss Rheinheimer, Miss
Horowitz and Miss Essie Prins, of Marion,
by her brother. Mr.. Morris Cohn, and her
sisters, Misses Josephine and Bertha Cohn.
The little nieces, Isabel and Rose Haas, pre-
sided at the punch bowl. There were num-
erous handsome gifts received from friends
in this and other cities An orchestra fur
ton and later in the evening there was a
dance. Mr.. and Mrs Kaufman left last
evening for Cleveland and trip up the
lakes, and then they will go to Mackinac.
They will go to housekeeping on their re-
turn. Friday Miss Fannie Solomon gave a
linen shower. for Miss Cohn, and the many
gifts received then as well as the betrothal
presents, will find place in the new home.
TAYLOR-LYON.
A few friends gathered at Christ Church
yesterday at noon to witness the marriage
of Miss Mary Gertrude Lyon, daughter of
Mr.. ID. B. Lyon, of Minneapolis, and sister
of Mrs. A J.. Graham, and Mr.. Edward
Taylor. The ceremony of the Episcopal
Church was pronounced by Rev. A. j. Ora
ham. Mr. John l.. Geiger presided at the
organ and was accompanied by the Misses
Schellschmidt on violins. They played the
"Serenade' from 1.-The Serenade," for the
entrance, Tarumerei' during the ceremony
and the intermeZZo from "Cavelleria Rusti-
cana as the party passed from the church.
The only attendant was Miss Helen Ora
ham. niece of the bride. who. in a
dainty white gown, carried a bouquet of
pink sweet peas The bride wore i'm
ported gown of heliotrope grenadine over
turquoise blue silk, with the trimmings of
turquoises. Her jewel was a necklace of the
blue gems, which is an heirloom With the
gown she wore black picture hat and car
ried bouquet of panses and maidenhair
fern. The bride was given away by her
father. who came from Minneapolis for the
wedding: Immediately after the ceremony
the bridal party and guests went to the
new tearoom in the English Hotel, where
a breakfast was served. The table decora-
the families, and included Mr.. and Mrs. w.
A. Taylor and sons, Mr.. and Mrs. Graham,
and Mrs. J. v. Dittemore, Mrs H. A. Bfng-
ham, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Smith, Mr.. Ar
thur Smith and Miss Edith Smith and Miss
yesterday for Mr.. Taylor's country place to
spend two weeks. They will be at home
with Mr.. and Mrs. w H. Taylor, 1906 Cen
trail avenue, after Oct. ].
DETCHON GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, July Cdr.
p. Detchon and wife have just celebrated
their golden wedding anniversary. They
were married at Rockville on July 4, 1S4S.
DR.. Detchon was practicing physician in
Parke county several years. and since corn
ing here has been connected with a drug
store and manufacturing patent medicines
Six of their eleven children are living, name
ly: Mrs. DR.: w. r. Carver, of indianapolis;
DR.. l.. A. Detchon, Miss Harriet Detchon,
Mrs. F. B. Consoles, Mrs. w. NJ. White.
city, and Seymore Detchon, of Toronto. A
reception was held and large number of
persons attended. Among the guests from
Ia; DR.. Stowe Detchon, of New Richmond
DR.. John Simeson, of Romney, and Harvey
and Alexander Adams and their families, of
Rockville