The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-27


Mrs. Herod's rooms were artisticaIly ar
ranged with pink roses in cases in the draw
ing room. American Beauty roses In the
double library. and in the dining room a tall
French basket OF marguerites occupied the
center OF the table. The ices were in the
form of French baskets, and were filled with
from tall candles. or short wax candles with
shades to harmonic with the appointments
of the different rooms. Mrs; Herod was as
Fraser, Mrs. II. Bates. jr, Mrs. A; L. Ma
son. Mrs; J. X. Sharpe, ir., Mrs; Augustus
cobITn; Mrs George 7. Porter. Mrs. Henry
Henry L: Wallace. Mrs. John n, carey, Mrs.
Frederick a. Joss and Mrs. Henry W. Ben
nett. During the tea a musical programme
was presented by Mrs. Zelda Seguin-Wal-
lace. Mrs. William Clevenger, Miss Cordelia
Mr.. and Mrs. Duffield were guests of MIR.
and adS Mrs, - Henry eiSs W; Bennett for dinner; A
arranged in their honor.
CUTLER-MKEEN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 2s.-Miss
Edith McKeen and Mr.. Howard N. Cutler
were married this evening at st. Stephens
Episcopal Church, the Rev. John f. Sulger
officiating. The church was filed with
friends of the bride, who is the youngest
child of Mr.. w. r. McKeen. The bride
wore ivory white satin. decollete and
trimmed with lace and no rnament She
carried flowers. Miss Mildred Burt was the
maid of honor, and with the bridesmaids
wore white wash blonde over white silk,
with white ribbons. She carried pink roses.
The church was decorated with palms and
blooming plants and the altar was a bower
OF lowers. The bridesmaids were Miss
Jane Hunter, Miss Anna Carlton. Miss Vir-
ginia Somes. Miss Mary Gray, Of this city,
and Miss Annie Cutler, of Waltham, Mass,
sister of the groom. Mr.. V. Mott Porter.
Of ST. Louis, was the best man, and the
ushers were Ernest Alden, Deming Wheel
er, Russell Bement. of this city. Percy VIII
Hams, OF indianapolis, and William Speed,
OF Louisville. There was a largely attended
8 to 9 o'clock, followed by dancing. The
decoration OF the rooms was beautiful,
especially that wherein Mr.. and Mrs. Cut
Ter received. under a bower of smilax from
the South Pink satin and white Batten-
berg lace and pink and white roses were
used artistically. After a wedding trip Mr..
Mr.. Cutler is a graduate of Harvard, class
Of "a. His home has been in Waltham,
ont Of the eify t SeTe pMT 9s' T. E R-nt c5tle from m
Waltham, mother of the groom; the Misses
Metealf, Of Pittsburg, and Miss Sarah Nc
SCHULTZ-sHIELDs.
CANTON, 90, April 2e.-Carl Rudolph
Schultz, Of New York, and Miss Clara
Shields, OF this city, whose engagement was
~ liz III AAOb5C III
ton, during the holidays, were married here
tonight, Rev. John A. Hall officiating. 1t
was a brilliant social affair, attended by
guests from many cities. The wedding was
preceded by a dinner yesterday TO the
groom's family and party who arrived in a
special car from New York, and an elabo-
rate luncheon to the bridesmaids on Mon
day. The maid Of honor was Miss Schultz,
of New York. a sister OF the groom, and the
bridesmaids, Misses Amanda and Caroline
Harter and Rachel Belden Frease, of Can
ton; Annie Carr, of Hacketstown, n. Y;
Helen Arms and Juliette Bond, of Chicago.
The best man was Herman Schultz, the
groom's brother. and the first groomsman
was George Timer, of Brooklyn. The bride
carried a bunch of white roses, sent by Mrs.
Mckinley, from the White House conserva-
tory. Mr.: Schultz is a wealthy Eastern
MANUFACTURER. Miss Shields is the daughter
of r. S. Shields, who was United States
district attorney during the Cleveland ad-
r. Day, Wife of the ait former oe N seere mIlyia o3
state. The wedding was followed by a bril-
liant reception.
SEYMOUR WEDDINGS
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR. Ind, April 26.-This afternoon
Charles w. Graessle, son of Rev. Andrew
Graessle. Of Lafayette. and Miss Mary
Huffman, second daughter of Rev. S. III.
Huffman, were united in marriage at the
home of the brides parents, in this city,
me ReV. D.. w. Clevenger of1ciaing. The
couple left this evening on a bridal trip 10
Lafayette and other points.
At the st. Pauls German Protestant
Church in this city tonight Rev. Paul
Bourquin, OF Dearborn county, and Miss
| Olga Binder, only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Binder, were united in marriage by
Rev. F. DIARIES. The young people are both
prominent in their localities.
BOYD-HERNLY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE. Ind. April 26.-Miss Mag
gle Hernly, an accomplished young woman,
and Mr.. John l.. Boyd. of Cambridge City,
were married to-day. The wedding took
place at the home of the brides parents,
M MGi ana Of M tbe HI ndiayna H srhH6, P for w nea II. ID, Dc
| Dumb, performing the Both the
bride and groom are mutes. and a large
number of the guests was also deaf and
dumb. The presents were beautiful.
MILLER-COOK.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, April 26-This II corning
at the home of Mrs. Emma Cook Mr.. Fred
erick Miller and Miss Grace Geono-e Cook
were married. Rev. Isaac NJ. Hughes. OF
the First Presbyterian Church. oIaciated,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Miller left at once for Chi
cago, but will later return here 10 reside,
The bride was for three years organist al
| the First Presbyterian Church.
Observation-Disclosures.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
AUBURN, Ind, April 26.-Deputy Sheriff
James Hartford and Miss Caroline HaIlbere
were married in Chicago this afternoon.
The bride for a number of years has been
Seigel & Cooper, at Chicago. They will re-
side for the present in the sherif's residence
in this city.
HNOuOr