The Indianapolis journal., 1899-11-30

red satin and the doiIes were also over red
satin. The center piece was an oval bas-
ket OF red chrysanthemums tied with red
satin ribbon, and on each end was a crys-
tai candeiabrum with red candles and
were white satin bows and garlands of
smilax. Seated at the table besides the
mother of the bride Mr. and Mrs. John
Osterman, the mother Of the groom. Mrs.
NJ b: Cody, Mrs Clarissa Tomkins. Mr..
and Mrs Eugene Udell. Mr.. and Mrs: Cody
eft last night for trip to Detroit and
Canada, and on their return they will be
al home after Feb at los West Twenty
eighth street.
MAGEE-NIILLER.
n pretty home wedding occurred yester
day afternoon at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Magee, when their niece, Miss
Laura Magee. and Mr.. Ennis h. Miller. OF
Shelbyville. were married before a host
OF friends and relatives. Rev. Alexander
Urquhart of The East washington-street
Presbyterian Church, performed the cere-
| mony in the front parlor. which was pret-
tily decorated in palms and chrysanthe-
nuns. The house was darkened and col
| ored shades were used over the lights and
candelabra, while colored candles were
| placed in the different rooms. Miss Magee
| ribbon trimming. The skirt was made
| with an accordion-pla!ted hounce, en- train,
| with an overSkirt The bodice was fluffy
and trimmed with ribbon, and she carried
| white roses. There We're no attendants.
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ceiving and entertaining by Mrs. DIR.
| Rainey. Miss Kate Hoar and Miss Nolan.
| Punch was served by Miss Walrod and
was served. The brides table was trimmed
| in white and pink. Garlands OF smilax
entwined with pink and white ribon ex-
tended from each corner of the table to
the chandeliers. and We're fastened with
| large bow of the, ribbon. IN the center of
! guests passed out of the dining room, Mas
| ter Russell Moore and Miss Emma Lud-
wsas seSed eeh esRe M4 %h Sna ara pesf er
| left at $50 o'clock for Shelbyville, their
future home where they & we're re given Sons din, n
| their friends after Dec. 20, at loo Hen
dricks avenue Among I the & guests sna Mere Mere
| Ewick, of Shelbyvile
| STEED-ZEARING
| Last night at O'Clock occurred the mar
| riage of Miss Marcia May Steed and Mr..
Albert F. Gearing at the home Of the brides
| mother, Mrs. Mary Ellen Steed, on Alvord
| street The ceremony was performed in the
| back parlor by Rev. Charles E. Bacon. of
| Roberts Park Church, before the immediate
| friends and relatives of the contracting
parties. Miss Maud Baker played the we'd
| ding march from "Lohengrin" as the bridal
| attended by her sister, Miss Della Steed,
and Mr. John W. Castor acted as best man.
drsande Stae over White Ek and EARNED an am
bouquet Of white chrysanthemums. The
| bridesmaid was attired in a dress of white
| bouquet of white chrysanthemums. The
| house was prettiiy decorated IN carysantne-
where the bridal party stood there was an
| embankment Of palms and chrysanthe-
NUNS After the ceremony supper was
| fern leaves over the white cloth, and in the
center of the table was bouquet of white
chrysanthemums- Seated at the table be-
|
mother, Mrs. Mary Ellen Steed, and Miss
Fanny Steed. Mr.. and Mrs. Gearing have
avenue and they will keep open house to-
| day and receive their friends. They will be
and Mr. John Castor. Among the out-of-
town guests were Mr.. and Mrs Henry Nc
| Daniel and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Maker and family of Noblesville, and Mrs.
| Ella Van Trees and Mr.. George Kerr, of
sTREBEL-MERTz
AT nuptial high mass yesterday morning at
8 o'clock at St Patrick's Church Miss
| Susanna Strebel, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| George Strebel, and Mr.. Charles Mertz were
married, the Rt. Rev. d. O'Donaghue
officiating. The bridesmaid was Miss
Christina Mertz, a sister of the groom, and
| Mr.. George Strebel, brother of the bride
| acted as best man. The bride wore a white
| satin gown, en- train, with trimmings of
Sook Her ve as sas fasened with
| of flowers. Miss Mertz wore white organdie
over pink and carried an arm bouquet of
wedding march was played as the bridal
| party entered the church. After the cere-
monE mo ar wedding f M preakfast was served at
| Laurel street, to the immediate relatives
and intimate friends. Seated at the brides
| Miss Hartman of Cincinnati Mrs. Jacob
Memmer of Lafayette, sister of the groom,
Mrs. Harman and Miss Harman. There was
| a reCeDtiOn 10
| intimate friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Mertz
After the reception they went to their new
| after Jan. ]. Mr.. John Hartman, of Gin
cinnati, was guest at the reception last
PEINE-wooDY.
A pretty and simple home wedding was
that yesterday afternoon at 4 o'clock, of
Miss Emma Pearl Peine and Mr.. George
| Woody, of Columbus, at the brides home
| on Division street. The bride wore her
travelling dress of pearl cloth, with trim
mings of white. and carried arm bou-
| quet OF white roses. She was attended
| by her sister, Miss Jessie Peine, who was
dressed in gown of blue cloth, with trim
mings of white, and carried pink roses.
parlor, Rev. Mr.. Protsman. ms no of the River. HH
| avenue Baptist Church, officiating. The
parlors were decorated in white and pink
| chrysanthemums. A buffet supper was
served after the ceremony to about nifty
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Woody left last
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where they will be at home after Dec 25.
| on Franklin street. Among the guests
| from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
| ert Taylor, Mrs. Woody and Miss Woody,
| mother and sister of the groom, of Colum-
| bus.
| SMITH-ADAM.
Miss Alberta Smith and Mr.. Louis G.
Adam were married yesterday after
| noon at 1 o'clock, in the parlors of the
| First Presbyterian Church, the Rev. NJ
| l.. Haines officiating. Mr.. Charles Han
| sen played Mendelssohn's wedding march
| before the ceremony, and a selected pro-
| gramme during the ceremony. Only the
| immediate relatives and few intimate
| friends were present. The bride wore
| travelling gown, and Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
left after the ceremony for New York,
| TO be absent about ten days. They viii
| be at home after Dec. 20. at $50 Woodruff
| place
Miss Jessie Waldon and Mr.. F. E. Mar
shall were married yesterday afternoon
at 4 o'clock, at the home Of the
| grooms parents on East Ohio street. Only
the immediate family were present at the
| ceremony. The bride wore her travelling
| gown, and after the ceremony Mr.. and
Mrs. Marshall went TO Edinburg, their
| future home.
| KREUSCH-FRoHNAPF
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind, Nov. 29.-This
morning. at 9 o'clock, at st. Elizabeth
Ch'rch. Mr.. NJ. G. Kreusch, Of Celina. o..
4 faf NJ OF ~