The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-08
THE WEDDINGS OF JUNE
Yesterday Was Popular Day with
Local Brides.
Daniel-Swain. administration, Mar.
shaIl-Darby, Janke-Otte and
Other Nuptials.

One OF the prettiest OF the June weddings
was celebrated last evening at the home
OF Mr. and Mrs. David F. Swain, on North
Alabama street, Morton Place. The bride
was their eldest daughter, Miss Edna
Swain, and the groom, Mr.. William Charles
Daniel, OF Columbus, o. The floors were
covered with white and the decorations for
the parlors were green and white. The
mantels held bands Of maidenhair fern
studded with white carnations and roses,
and the ceremony was in front of pyramid
of palms and ferns. White satin ribbons
barred the doors Of the ceremony room. An
orchestra played the wedding march from
"Lohengrin,'' and two nieces of the bride,
Misses Frances Keith, OF this city. and
Gertrude Andrews, Of Brazil, dressed in
white organdie and lace, entered the door
of the second parlor carrying baskets of
white sweet peas, to which were attached
white ribbons. With these they formed an
aisle to the front parlor. Miss Helen Swain,
only sister of the bride. was the maid of
honor, and walked alone. Her gown was Of
white organdie, made with a demi-train
and low corsage, trimmed with valenciennes
lace. In her hair she wore a white aigrette
and carried pink sweet peas.
The bride entered with her father and
was met by the groom and his best man,
Mr.. Benjamin F. Paddock. of Wyoming, o.
Rev. Joseph A. Milburn, pastor of the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, pronounced the
ceremony as the orchestra played THE
Angels Serenade.' The bridal gown was OF
white satin, made en- train and a decolette
corsage. The bertha was of duchesse lace
and the bride wore a veil of tulle. The lace
on the corsage was caught with the bridal
gift, a sunburst of pearls surrounding
diamond. She carried a shower bouquet of
white sweet peas. After the ceremony the
guests were served at small tables through
the rooms. With the bridal party were Miss
Eldridge. Miss Josephine Heron, Mrs.
George Bryson and Miss Josephine Cole
man, of Wyoming. o.. Mr.. Joseph Swain,
Mr.. Henry II. McLane, OF Chicago, Mr.. ].
Blake Stone and Mr., A. A. Taylor, of
an obIong basket of pink roses and maiden
hair ferns and at either end were silver
candelabra with pink candles. Mr.. and Mrs
Daniel left last evening for wedding jour-
ney. after which they will locate in Column
bus and will be at home at No. 1l42 Neil
avenue after July ]. The bride is grand
dan. She has been active in charity work
and has been associated with the Young
Women's Christian Association and the
in the Sunday school at the Second Pres
byterian Church and at Mayer Chapel
Among the guests who were here for the
wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver Morton
Scott and son James, of Richmond; Miss
Evelyn Pritehard. of Wyoming. o.; Mrs.
Harriet Collins and Mr.. and Mrs. r A.
kerfoot, OF Columbus. o., and Miss Grace
McCune, of Cincinnati.
ADMINISTRATOR.
The spacious auditorium of the Second
Presbyterian Church was filled with friends
last evening, the occasion being the mar
riage of Miss Helen Seaton, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dill Seaton, and Mr.
Guy Edward Hawkins, son of Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Hawkins. The ceremony was at 8
o'clock, and Mr.. Charles F. Hansen played
varied programme until that hour when
the wedding march from 'Lohengrin' an
nounced the arrival of the bridal party. The
bridesmaids, Miss Emma Lewis, Of Def
ance, o., Miss Percy Walker. Miss Emma
Frank. Miss Efma Woollep. Miss, Alice
Alice Higgins. of Clinton, entered by the
door at the left of the pulpit and passed
down the s aisle where they met the ushers,
Frederick Dickson, Ross Wallace. Harry
Griffith and Albert Seaton., and they pro-
in couples to the Tight Of the pulpit
homer, Miss Daisy Clark, preceded the bride
and her father, and they were met at the
pulpit py the groom ana his best man. Mr..
William Rufus A. Hays. of waverly. Rev.
Joseph A. Milburn. pastor of the church.
pronounced the ceremony. Back of the
wedding party was an .embankment of
palms. The intermezzo from "Cavalleria
Rusticana" was softly played, and as the
party left the church the wedding march
bride wore a handsome gown of white satin,
with yoke and sleeves of shirred chiffon.
Inc corsage was trimmed with point lace
and the skirt with ruffies of the chiffon She
wore a long veil and carried a bouquet of
white sweet peas. The maid of honor
More white white Swiss oyer pink and carried
gowns alike. They We're of white Swiss
trimmed with wave insertions of lace. The
corsase was made with lace jacket and
satin sash of the two rose shades Mermet
and American Beauty. and there was also a
eorsage knot of the two. colors. The flow
CTS were bouquets or pink and white sweet
peas, and each wore a white aigrette in
ner halr. After the ceremony at the church
there was reception al the family resi-
dence. No. l2l5 Park avenue. Palms and
snilax portieres, with vases of pink and
white sweet peas, adorned the parlors. The
dining room was made. attractive with
branches of cherries. which were placed
over the doors and on the walls in an ar
tistic way. The table held large bowl of
with pink or white candles. Mr.. and Mrs.
Seaton. with Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Haw-
kins, Mr., and Mrs. Chaples A. Rowland,
| croft of Denver. Mrs B. +. futile. Mrs.
| George w. Sloan. Mrs ]. J. Higgins of
| Clinton, Mrs. H. r. Rowland and Mrs
Greene, of Easton. Pa, assisted in the re-
ception and entertainment. The lemonade
was served by Misses Edna Wright. Helen
| and Ethel Rowland and Mary Seaton. Mr..
| and Mrs. Hawkins left last night for trip
north, and on their return they will be with
| Mr.. and Mrs. SeatoE for time. The bride
is a granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs. How
| land, or Rowland Station, one of the oldest
and most. prominent families in this county
among the guests who were here for the
Mrs. j., J, Higgins. OF Clinton. and Mr.
| Howard Seaton, of Richmond.
MARSHALL-DARBY.
| Miss Laura c. Darby and Mr.. Joseph
Glass Marshall. both OF this city. were mar
| ried yesterday afternoon at 4:3O o'clock in
| the Advent Episcopal Church at Walnut
Hills, Cincinnati. The bride is the young
| est daughter of Mr.. Walter Darby. of Gin.
| rat, who has made her home in this CITY
| for several years. The ceremony was per
| formed by Rev. Peter Tinsley ard Rev
| Mr.. Bennett. The ushers were Messrs
| Walter and Thomas II. Darby. brothers OF
| the bride. E. NJ. Ballard, William Collins
| Victor Schaefer and Robert Hughes and
the best man was Mr. Charles Marshall
| The brides attendants were her little
Thomas l.; Darby. who carried baskets OF
| flowers, which they strewed in the aisle
Miss Rebecca Smith. of Price Hill. the maid
OF honor. walked alone and the bride entered
with her father. Mr.. ]. Warren Ritchey
presided at the organ. The church was dec
| of the church. The bride wore white silk
null over taffeta SimDly fashioned and