The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-09

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| rations Of the table as well as ferns.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Scholz gave delight
| fCl dance last night at Brenneke's Acad-
| envy for their daughters. Miss Scholz and
| cago, who is visiting them. 1t was strictly
a Young peoples party and there were
5rev decorated in me pas s
NUNS and pink and white carnations. In
one corner coy Turkish corner was ar
ranged. with innumerable pillows and ORR
| entail drapery. Mrs Scholz wore hand
| some gown OF black silk crepon en- train.
| The corsage was low and fashioned of black
| pretty gown Of white organdie en- train.
| The bodice was low and the dress was
trimmed with deep cream lace. Miss Clara
Scholz wore pink organdie with trim
mings of white lace insertion and quilting
! of narrow black velvet ribbon. The gown
I was made decollete. Miss Rapp was attired
! in a gown Of spangled black lace with trim
| mings Of black chiffon and coral velvet. She
also wore belt of corals: Miss Ollie Scholz
over red silk.
PARSONS
A large audience witnessed the marriage
| ceremony last night of Miss Martha j. Par
| sons and DIR. William S. Tomlin. at Central
| Christian Church, at half past o'clock. Miss
| Parsons is the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George r. Parsons. Rev. Allen B. Philputt
| performed the ceremony. The ushers were
| Mr.. Arthur Newly, Mr.. George w. War
| mouth, Mr.. A. r. Dennis and Mr.. Albert
L, Zoller Miss Parsons was attended by
| her sister, Miss Mabel Parsons, and Mr..
| George B. Sloan, jr., acted as best man.
| Miss Parsons wore very handsome gown
| of ivory satin. The front of the corsage
was OF white chiffon, embroidered in pearls
| and silver chenille, and trimmed with real
| lace. The skirt was en- train and was
| trimmed with chiffon caught up here and
| there with rosettes of chiffon. A veil was
| worn, fastened with a diamond brooch the
| gift of the groom. and she carried an arm
| bouquet OF white roses Miss Mabel Parsons
wore white organdie over white SILK, with
| trimmings Of lace and carried pink roses.
march from '.Lohengrin'' and during the
| Told" and as the bridal party left
| the church Mendelssohn's wedding
march was rendered. The church was
and chrysanthemurns After the cere-
| mony reception was held at the home Of
the brides parents 7s Huron J., street AS
| besides the bridal party, were Mr.. and Mrs.
| J. c.. Tomlin and Mrs. Meddie De Garnett.
| The brides table was placed in the dining
| room. A large basket of pink and white
| chrysanthemums formed the center piece,
and on either , end was as crystal candle &c
| smilaX, fastened at the corners Of the table
With bows ,, Of pink and white ribbon AT the
SeWSS Mr P5 eoree ea Ware
! Zoller. Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Mcdonald
Emma Emma Henry r' Miss Winifred Stiles, Miss
Edith Mcfarland and Miss Clara Hess. The
| guests from out of town were: Mrs. For
Tomlin. Of Walton, Ky; Mr.. and Mrs: Med;
die De Garnett, of Walton. Ky; Mr. and
Mrs. Mark Topp and Miss Agnes Poland:
% Mqnse Mr. Mr. AMID and Mrs Mrs L. 81
| of Parsons, Tenn; Mr. and Mrs. L. l.. Cur
| It's, of Jackson. Tenn; Mrs. Nancy Weaver,
Il - lfvc, II Nv
| John Kostanzer, of Charlottesville: Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Hurley. of Memphis. Tenn. DR..
and Mrs, Tomlin left last night for St
| after Dec. 10. at 1402 North Illinois street.
| Observation-Disclosures.
| Another pretty church wedding occurred
last night at Trinity Church. when Miss
| Gertrude Rogers and DR.. Emanuel II.
| Gebauer were married before large gath
| ering of friends. Miss Rogers Is the daugh-
| ter of Mr.. and Mrs Walter Rogers and
teacher in the Metropolitan School of Music.
The church was prettily decorated for the
occasion with palms and blooming plants.
| Rev. Theodore Gebauer. a brother Of the
| groom, performed the ring ceremony, as
| sisted by the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Stout. Miss
| Grace Mabreyl was the brides attendant and
Mr.. T. Gebauer, another brother of the
| groom. was best man. The ushers were Mr..
| Clifford Rogers. Mr.. Frank Rogers, Mr.. Will
| liam Rogers, brothers Of the bride. Mr. Otto
| Jenkins. Mr.. Charles Baker and Mr.. Clyde
| Carmack Two little flower girls. Ada
Salmon and Edna Rogers. nieces of the
| bride. carrying baskets of flowers. preceded
| the bridal party up the aisle. followed by
Miss Rogers and her attendant. The groom
| and best man met the party at the chancel
rail. The ring ceremony was used, Miss
| Edna Rogers bearing the ring. Mrs. c.
Coleman played Hearts and Flowers be-
| fore the bridal party entered the church and
Mr. Harry Mercer sang 20 Promise Me-"
/ a no oil
] SONS wedding march was rendered and at
the close the choir of Trinity Church chant
gown of white satin with an overdress OF
j white silk grenadine and carried an arm
bouquet of white roses. Miss Mabrey was
attired in dotted white silk organdie, en-
| train. and carried pink roses The flower
| girls were dressed alike in white organdie,
made fluffy with numerous ruffies. After
| at the home of the brides parents on Birch
avenue. Assisting in receiving and enter
tainning, besides the brides mother and
| Mrs. Frank Rogers. Mrs. Frank Newcombe.
Mrs j: Morris and Mrs Barton Wyatt and
schible. Miss Agnes Jay Miss Bertha
/ Mitchell and Miss Minnie knight. The
colors used in. the decoration of the house
| placed in the dining room and trimmed with
ferns The centerpiece was q large bunch
and Mrs. Gebauer will be at home after
| Nov. % with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Rogers
| S31 Birch avenue.
| COMER-M WETHY
| Yesterday afternoon at half past o'clock
| occurred the marriage of Miss Georgia Lou
| Conner, daughter OF Mrs. jeanette Conner
| and Mr.. Charles Norris McWethy of
Greencastle. at the home of the bride, 1916
! Cornell avenue. DIR. Lasby. of the Central
| avenue NJ. z. Church, performed the ring
| ceremony. Two little flower girls, Helen
| Marie Taylor and Ethel Rose Conner the
| back parlor, where the bridal couple stood
| mony- Miss Conner wore n gown of white
organdie over white silk, with pearl trim
| ming and carried La France roses. Helen
| Marie TAYLOR dainty dress of blue
| On candle, and Ethel Rose Conner one of
| pink organdie, and each carried an arm bou-
| quet of chrysanthemums. During the cere-
| mony Miss Ella Phillips played Mendels-
| sohn's wedding march, and afterwards
| Mendelssohn's Spring Song" The guests
1 from out of town were: j. A. Michael, Mr..
j. Baker, Mr. A. Hamerich, of Greencastle;
| Mr.. ]. G.. Conner and family Of Cincinnati;
Mrs. VI. L. Corrington. of Denver, Col. Mr..
| East and after their return will be at home
on Vine street Greencastle. after Nov Do
POOLE-MALONE.
| Last night at o'clock occurred the mar
| riage of Mrs. Mary Poole and Mr.. ]. w.
| Malone at the home of Mrs. Poole, on East
| ST. Clair street, Rev. Joseph Swift officiat-
| ing. The bride and groom were attended by