The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-04-28
sang "Fruhllngsleid," by o.. We'll and When
the Heart is Young" by Dudley Buck.
DORSEY-DAGIEY

A pretty wedding was celebrated last even
ing at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. l..
Williams. in Woodruff Place. The bride was
Miss Ella Dagley and the groom Mr. Daniel
L.. Dorsey. The ceremony at s o'clock was
performed by Rev. George L. Macintosh, of
the Fourth Presbyterian Church, in the
presence of the relatives and most intimate
friends. The parlor in which the bridal party
were was adorned with smilax festooning
the curtain and masses of palms and Easter
lilies. The ushers were DR.. Frank Dorsey,
Of New York, brother OF the groom, and
were Misses Ethel and Dorothy Dorsey,
nieces Of the groom. The children were
dressed in DAINTY gowns of blue or pink and
groom entered together. The bride wore a
gown of white organdie over white Swiss
~taffeta. trimmed with applique bow knots.
She carried Bride roses. The wedding
march from T~LohengTip" was played by
MISS Madge Layman. F~oiiowing the cere-
was decorated with pink carnations. The
bride and groom were remembered with a
bride to the little maids were bowknot pins
set with pearls. Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey have
gone to their own home at Beech Grove
We're Miss Lucy Parks. OF Carlisle. Ky;
Mr.. Sohn and Mr.. Rensselaer,. of Hamilton,
o., and DR.. Frank Dorsey, OF New York.
MACLEAN-KINN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
Nv lilu., April At.-lHe SOcldl
event of the season in this city was the
marriage last night of Miss Hannah NJ.
Rim. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ.
Rim. and DR.. Frederick r. MacLean, of
Danville, III. The ceremony was performed
at the residence of the brides parents by
the Rev. III. L.. ogden. of the Nj. L. Church,
at $50 O'Clock. The Rim home was deco
rated with spring flowers. mostly pink and
white. and with large bows of pink satin
ribbon. which was also used TO make an
aisle leaGlns to the canopy of smiiaX and
palms; After the singing OF % Promise
Thee by Miss Edna Dice the wedding pro-
cessio1 entered to the music of the 'Lohen-
Elinor Rim and Vera McCabe. preceded the
clergyman. who was followed by the bride
groom and the best man. his brother, Mr.:
Fra1k baCLean. After them came the maid
of lPnor, Miss Grace Nebeker. ard the
bride, accompanied by her father. The
Episcopal ring service was employed. The
pink roses. The bride wore a Paris gown
OF white satin trimmed with point lace and
veil was pinned with a diamond star. The
maid of honor, Miss Nebeker. wore a pink
satin French gown and carried pink roses.
over one hundred guests were present,
Nebeker and William Allen Wood. of In
dianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Mac
Lean. jr., and Miss Jessie Kerr, of Chi
cago: Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Dice, Prof. and
Mrs. M. b.. Thomas, Mrs. Davidson, Mrs.
and Misses EDNA Dlce and May
Kline. of Charlottesville Miss Besley, of
Omaha: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Martin. of At
tica, and eight young couples from Dan
Vile. Ill. Many beautiful presents were re-
ceived. After a short "trip to Chicago Mr..
and Mrs. MacLea Will be at home in DAN
vile. Ill.
HERKLESS-CALDWELL
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
RUSHVILLE. Ind. April 2.-At the city
home of Township Trustee w. A. Caldwell
last night Miss Alice Caldwell. his oldest
daughter, and Mr.. Arvel r. Herkless,
county surveyor, were married. Attorney
Ora Herkless, brother of the groom, was
best man. and Miss Fannie Caldwell, a
sister of the bride. was the maid of honor.
The bride was gOwned in white Persian
lawn. The home was decorated and the
ceremony was performed by DR.. Mowers. OF
the Presbyteriap Church Sixty invited
guests attended the affair. The bridegroom
and best man are old De Paw football
men and well known in college circles.