The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-25

white satin ribbon bows and sashes
They carried baskets of daisies, Mare
chal Mel and Bride roses. At the
passed from the church as the organist
played the wedding march by Mendelssohn
The relatives and most intimate friends
were entertained at the wedding supper at
the residence of the brides parents. imme-
oiately after the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs
Malott received the guests in the first parlor
and Mr.. and Mrs. White stood in the swell
window of the second parlor to receive their
congratulations. Back of them the lace
curtains were festOoned with SnliaX and at
either side were tail palms. The floors of
the several rooms were covered with white,
and palms were effectively placed here and
there. In the wide arches, between the
rooms. swung French baskets, filled with
pink roses or carnations. and vases of the
same fragrant flowers adorned the mantels
and tables. The bridal dining room was re-
served for the wedding party and few
friends of the bride The small table in the
center was embelliShed with white SATIN
ribbons, silver candelabra with white cam
dies and shades, and a large basket OF
American Beauty roses. The decoration In
roses An orchestra in the hall played as
the guests were seated for supper. Mr.. and
Mrs. White left at Z o'clock for an Eastern
trip, making the journey in M. Malott
private car On their return they will be at
the Denison for a short time until they go
into their residence No 1904 North Penn
to their friends after April 20. Among the
guests at the wedding were Miss Cora
MdrSn OF New LONDON. Conn. MISS Jennie
Tompkins, of Fishkill- on-the-Iudson; Mrs.
A. c. RitZinger and Miss RitZinger, of st.
Paul, Mimi; Miss Sharpe, of Helena Mont;
Miss Fenton, of Chicago; Mr.. William r.
win. of Columbus; Mr.. Stotsenburg. of New
York; Mrs. j. D. Converse and Miss Con-
verse of Philadelphia; Miss Olney, of Gin
ton, Ia, and Messrs. Grafton and Albert
Johnson, of Greenwood.
COUNCIL OF WOMEN.
In view of the approaching triennial of
the National Council of Women, to be held
in Washington next month, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. c. Day entertained the presidents of the
affiliated societies of the Local Council of
Women last evening at their home. With
the presidents were their escorts and few
friends interested in the council were also
included, so that the rooms were filled with
guests. During the evening Mrs May
Wright Sewal, president of the National
Council. gave a talk on THE Present status
and Significance of the Council Idea. 1t
was by a motion of Mrs. Sewall that the
organization, now Worldwide was first ef-
1ected, and she is thoroughly conversant
with the subject Mrs. Sewall reviewed
what the council has accomplished and the
work which the organization hopes to I'M
dertake in the near future. There are vast
interests which the council will discuss at
the meeting in Washington, and these viii
include the growth of the council idea in all
countries Of the world as well as matters of
national Importance. such as expansion I'M
perialism, peace and international arbitra-
IlOn ana the COnQltlOn or women III uOFSlSH
countries. After the talk Mrs Sewall led
in general discussion. Mrs. Day was as
sisted by q number of club presidents in the
social hour and there informal music.
The rooms were decorated with flowers and
the coffee table was attractive with flowers,
laces and silver Among the guests from out
of town were Mrs. Fremont GoOdwtne of
Wiliamsport, Mrs. Agnew of Valparaiso
and Mrs Gill and Mrs. Scott of Ladoga
wives of members of the Legislature
BOYD-NOYES.
WASHINGTON, Jan. "a -To-day, at noon,
at 'Ingleside," the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank B. Noyes, Miss Miranda Noyes,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby Noyes,
became the wife of Mr.. George Washington
Boyd, of Philadelphia. Bishop Satteree
performed the service, which solem-
nized in the presence of q family party. Mr..
and Mrs. Boyd will be in New York till
about the first of February, when they will
start for two months tour of Mexico and
southern California, travelling in Mr.. Boyds
private car.
OVER-WATSON.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE,I Ind, JAN 24.-Ur-
ban S. Slower an attorney of Anderson,
and Miss Helen b. Watson, daughter of II.
S. Watson and wife. were married this morn
ing, Rev Mr. Murray, of Ladoga, offcat-
ing. The couple left for a trip to New Or
leans Among the guests were Mrs. Grace
Watson, Indianapolis: O. G. Slower and
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