The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-05


with rosettes OF pink satin ribbon. She car
ried an arm bouquet of Catherine Mermet
roses. The bride entered with Mr.. Gardner
The party formed a semi-circle before the
minister and as the words were spoken the
string orchestra, which had played the we'd
ding march from Lohengrin for the en-
trance. changed 10 the Bach-Gounod. Ave
Maria" The bridal gown was of heavy
white corded silk made en- train, the lower
part of the. corsage was of the SILK cut IN
points which came up over the shirred yoke
of silk mousselaine. The neck was trimmed
with duchesse lace and bands OF the lace
Joined the silk of the corsage over the shout
ders The skirt was trimmed with silk ropes.
A long tulle veil enveloped her figure. and
she carried a prayer book. from which the
service was read. After the benediction and
congratulations the wedding supper was
served The bride and groom and a party or
young people were served in an upper room
where the wall hangings were light blue and
the table decorations were of pink. A long
piece Of embroidery filled the center OF the
table. and on Ii was set basket OF pink
carnations and niaidenhair ferns. The
smilax festoons from the chandelier met the
uppermost flowers. The name cards We're
white hearts tied with pink ribbons and the
light was from tapers in candelabra. The
guests at the table were Miss Davis and Mr..
1sensee, Miss Pearl Haynes, Miss Elizabeth
Cooper. Miss Eliza Chambers. Mr.. Hereth.
Mr.. Kuhn and Mr.. Charles Robertson and
Miss Violet and Mr.. Ernest Joiner. the sister
and brother OF the groom. In the dining
room the table was adorned with large
round basket of Meteor roses. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gardner and Mrs. Davis were assisted by
Mrs. Martha Joiner mother of the groom,
Mrs. w. n. Springer of St. Louis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis w. Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs.
e E. Perry: In the dining room the as s
Harry Martin. of Attica.. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joiner received many handsome gifts. They
left last evening for a short trip and will
be at home at No. 413 North Delaware street
after Nov. ! for the winter. Among the
guests guests were Mr.. and Mrs. II: G Martin, Of
San Antonio. Tex.
DOANE-HART.
very pretty wedding. occurring yester-
| day noon, was that of Miss Katherine
Frank Hart, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank B. Hart and Mr.. James Parker
Doane, of Detroit. Only the relatives and a
| few friends were present for the ceremony.
which was pronounced by Rev. Albert Bow
! ers, of Ruggles, o.. an uncle Of the bride,
| assisted by Rev. w. A. Quayle. of Meridi-
| an-street Church Before the lace draperies
| of the swell window was a mass of palms,
and before this the bridal party stood. Miss
Bessie Potter played the wedding march
from ''Lohengrin' as they entered the
| from "Cavelleria Rusticana," as the cere-
| mony began. Preceding the bride was little
| Miss Eva Bye the maid of honor, who car
| ried the book from which the service was
read. She wore dainty gown of white or
| candle. The brides gown was of white silk
dotted organdie. made over taffeta. The
corsage was high and the skirt was fash
| toned with a tunic. Her veil was off her
face and her flowers were Bride roses in
shower bouquet. The decoration for the
| ceremony room entirely green and
| white. The guests were received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart. Mrs v. NJ. Doane. of Fenton,
Q. Dye, of Peru Mrs. Albert Bowers. Of
Ruggles. o.. and Mrs. A. E. Sensney, of
Lafayette. sisters of Mr., Hart; The decora-
were unique. In the former the. flowers
| were goldenrod and yellow. daisies. and
| there were festoons Of yellow hearts fas-
tened to yellow ribbon In the dining room
the table held large centerpiece of Meteor
| roses, set on lace mat over red. Festoons
| of red hearts made canopy for the table,
the chandelier. All of the appointments
were in, red and were heart-shaped. The
souvenirs for the guests were boxes OF
brides cake, tied with satin ribbon. Mrs
Dallas Hitz and Mrs. Arthur Taylor pre-
sided at the table and were assisted by
Miss Grsse and Miss MISS Bessie Pe
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Doane left. last evening
for Cleveland. and will take lake trip be,
be at s home 20 after Nov To- at No. s7s Hmd
son avenue, Detroit. Among the guests al
the wedding were Mrs. William r. Wood
len Phillips of Chicago and Mr.. Henry
Matthews, of Detroit.
HAMPTON-WELLS.
Miss Imogene Benton Wells. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Wells, and Mr.. William
Hampton, were married yesterday morning
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wells, on Eas
Vermont street. The ceremony was at geo
and was witnessed by about seventy-fiv'
relatives and friends of the family. Rev
Joseph A. Milburn, of the Second Presby
| terian Church, officiated An orchestrs
| played the wedding march by Mendelssohr
ard the bride and groom entered the par
Tor unattended. The hangings of the room
are in green and white. and the mantel wa:
| hidden with palms and ferns, which made
pretty setting. The bride wore a handsome
Brown coh WitS hae to e0 match and
| ried only dainty lace handkerchief. A!
the words of the ceremony were spoken tn,
alleria Rusticana' After congratulation.
had been offered wedding breakfast was
served. The table held basket of crimsor
roses set in ferns and the mantel helt
American Beauty roses in vases. Vases o
roses and carnations adorned the SECOND
pailor. Mr.. and Mrs. Hampton left 1T hooI
for Chicago to spend a few lays and OF
their return they will make their home will
Mr.. and Mrs. Wells. No 81 Cast Vernon
after Nov. 1. Many handsome gifts wer'
| presented to both bride and groom.
AUTUMN RECEPTION.
Mrs. Jesse T. Power and Mrs. Samuel III
Socwell gave a large reception yesterda!
afternoon at the home of the former. OF
North Alabama street, Morton Place. TIL
house was prettily arranged for the event
with flowers and palms and mandolin or
chestra played during the hours from 3 to
o'clock. Mrs. Power and Mrs. Socwell re
| ceived alone They were assisted by Mrs
Nathan Richardson. formerly Miss CALI
Lee, of this city, who wore her weddin!
| gown; Mrs. George w. Bliss, Mrs. nj. L
Haines. Mrs. Taylor c. Power. Mrs. J
Theodore McCune, Mrs. Abner Lewis, Mrs
]. K. Shideler Mrs. William Perry, Mrs
Ralph Smith. Mrs. William Socwell, Mis-
Ada Socwell, Misses Grace and Edna Burks
Miss Nora Lacey, Miss Clara Power, Mis-
Edith Scudder, Miss Edith Socwell. Mis-
Marguerite Power and Master Maurice Soc
well. In the second parlor the decoration
was of scarlet sage, effectively arranged
and the punch was served from a cut-glas
bowl set amid the sage. In the dining room
, | the table held Battenberg laces over pink
with vases of carnations or roses in har
. monious coors, and the buffet was deco
rated with begonias and ferns. Pink an
white predominated in the appointments Il
the dining room. After the reception tn
assisting ladies were entertained at tea.
DAY-BROUSE.
, The marriage of Miss Harriet Elm
Brouse, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. d. w
Brouse, and Mr.. John Daniel Day was cele
brated last evening at the home of tn
brides parents, on North East street. Rev
c. E. Bacon pastor of Roberts Par
Church, officiated. The parlors were file