The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-07
JUNE BRIDES GALORE
AN UNUSUAL NUMBER OF WEDDINGS
FOR ONE DAY.
The Johnson-Gfbson NuptiaIs an At
tractive Social Event-Oth-
or Social News.

tndt OF MISS Eleanor WymOnO GlDSOn anu
DIR. Fred Thomas Johnson, last night, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B.
Burger, No. 2701 North Illinois street Rev.
Joseph A. Milburn pronounced the cere-
mony. The brides attendant was her sis
ter, Miss Emma Thomas Gibson, who wore
dainty gown of Nile green organdie. over
green, and carried shower bouquet or
pink sweet peas. The skirt was fashioned
with deep accordion-plaited skirt, edged
with a ruching. Above the fiounce was a
| deep design of narrow satin ribbons, Nile
| green, rose and maize-colored, which
| formed diamonds, and at each point above
| the flounce were bows of the three colors of
ribbon. with long streamers. The corsage
| was low. with skeleton yoke of the three
| colors Of ribbon, formed in the same dia-
mond pattern. A braid OF wide satin rib
| bon of the three coIors was draDed from
the skirt to the left shoulder and finished
| there with large bow. The braid of mar
| row ribbon also finished the sleeves and
| waist Of the gown. Mr.. Samuel Wilkinson
acted best man. The bridal gown was
| beautiful. IL was fashioned of duchesse
| lace insertion and cream satin ribbon,
| joined In points. The skirt was en- train,
| with a flounce of lace edged with pearl
| trimming extending several inches up each
| gore. The corsage had a skeleton yoke and
sleeves of duchess lace. A pearl ornament
| extended across the front of the corsage
and pearl beading finished the back yoke
and the edge of the sleeves. On one shout
der was rosette of panne velvet. The
| long veil was draped with orange bios
| SONS. The bridal bouquet was of white
| sweet peas. AS the bridal party descended
/ the stairs and stood before mantel in
the first parlor, Marone, the harpist, played
| the wedding march from ''Lohengrin," and
| during the ceremony Call Me Thine Own
was rendered. The mantel was banked
| with palms and Ascension lilies. Through
| the flowers, and in the fretwork above the
doors, which was trimmed with smilax,
| white and green incandescent lights were
strung. making pretty effect in white
and green. In the reception hall American
| Beauty roses were used for decorating
| and in the dining room were pink carna-
| tons. Mrs. Burger was assisted in receiv-
| ing and entertaining Oy Mr.. and Mrs. How
| ard Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dick
| inson. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry A. wymond,
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Randall Sturgeon,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus v. Jaquith, Mr.. and
/ Mrs. William Arthur Cochran, Mrs Au-
| gusta @. Bruce Miss Eleanor ID. Kirby
| Miss Bryant. Miss Tice Bryant, Mr.. Charles
| Francis Wymond. Mr.. John Bryant. Mr..
| Eugene Johnson, Mr.. Robert Tyler and Mr..
/ Gibson. A buffet luncheon was served dur
| ing the evening and the brides table was
| placed on a porch. The table was covered
Il III.
| The center of the table had a crystal can
| delabrum, with lighted green candles and
| at each end of the table were fiat baskets
4 of white roses and maiden-hair fern. The
/ name cards were brides heads in water COL
i or. Seated with the bride and bridegroom
/ were Miss Gibson and Mr.. Wilkinson, Mr.
and Mrs. Burger. Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
Johnson, parents of the bridegroom, Mr..
| Harry Marbarger. Miss Tice Bryant Mr.
| Charles Wymond, Mrs. Augusta Bruce,
Mr.: John Bryant. Miss Bryant and Mr..
axn1 IIa- A -
guests from out of town were Mr.. Samuel
| Wilkinson, Of Chicago; Mrs. William E.
| Gibson. Mrs. George Goodhue Smith. Mrs.
z. Paul Wymond of Aurora; Mr. Charles
| Mrs. H. Clarence Dickinson, of Chicago;
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Sturgeon. of Terre
Haute; Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Duncan. of
| Plainheld. N. j.; Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bar
| nard. of Evanston, ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs. G.
w. Parker. OF Lincoln. ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs.
| w. c. Holland and Mr.. Robert Craig. of
! Terre Haute. Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson left,
| last night for Chicago. and on their re-
| turn they will be at home, after July IL, at
No. 1882 Central avenue.
MOORE-KINGSBURY.
Miss Katherine Moore, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Moore. and Mr.
Charles Goodwin Kingsbury were married
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at the
Downey-avenue Christian Church, Irving
ton, the Rev. A. r. Benton officiating The
pulpit was banked with palms and ferns
AS harpist played the Mendelssohn we'd
ding march the bridal party entered the
| church, the bride and her attendants en-
tering at the north door. The bride en-
tered alone, being preceded by Miss Georgia
Calvin. Miss Ethel Roberts and Miss Kath-
crime Chapman, the bridesmaids, and Miss
Anna Moore, the maid Of honor. At the
altar they were met by the bridegroom
the Rev. A. r. Benton and the ushers, Mr.
Howard Kingsbury, who was best man.
Mr.. Fletcher Kingsbury, Mr. Otto Moore
and Mr. Wilton Moore brothers of the
bride The bride wore white organdie over
cream taffeta, made demi-train. The Ions
was a gift from Mr.. Kingsbury, brought
from Mexico. She carried a bouquet OF
Bride roses and wore at her throat a pear
brooch. the gift of the bridegroom. The
bridesmaids wore white swiss, and the
maid of honor wore pink silk organdie
After the ceremony at the church a recep.
ton was given at the family residence or
| Washington street. The rooms were dec.
grated with palms. ferns and red roses
Here the bridal party was assisted in re.
ceiving by Mrs. II. o. Moore. Mrs r. i
Moore. Mrs. j. L. kingsbury. Mr.. and Mrs
j. @. Kingsbury, Miss Retta barnhill, Mrs
Clarence Forsyth and Mrs. III. C.. Brown
In the dining room. which was decorated
with ferns and roses, refreshments were
served by Miss Edna Gunckle. Miss Eta
Thompson. Miss Ethel Curryer Miss Jessie
Cross and Miss Helen Cross. The out-of
town guests were Mrs. Annie Peterson and
Miss Babe Staley. of Sheridan. Ind Mr.
Marion Moore and son Mark, of Mobiles
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. William Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. Elliott Moore Mr.. and Mrs
G. c. Summer, Mr.. and Mrs. w
O. Horton and daughter Fannie. Mrs
| Greene. Mrs. Robert Parr. Mrs. Cults Miss
Clara Moore and Mrs F. Jessup, of Hor-
tonville: Miss Madge Padget and Mis-:
Myrtle Van Horn of Oxford; Mr.. Harry
Canine. of Waverly; Miss Eta Thompson
of Muncie. and Miss Katherine Chapman
OF Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. Kingsbury
| will take a brief trip through the South
and on their return win be at home dur.
ing the summer at the residence OF Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Moore. who will spend
the summer at the Shades of Death"
GRUMMANN-RAUCH
Last night. at the home of the brides
parents on Windsor street. Miss Mamie
Katharine Rauch eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert z. Rauch. and Mr.
Henry A. Grummann were married. The
bride was attended by her cousin. Miss Eva
Schuster, and Mr.. Alfred Grummann
brother of the bridegroom, acted best
man. The ceremony was pronounced by
Rev. John L. Ward. of New Palestine, al
SIS O'Clock. in the presence OF about sew
enty guests. The bridal march was played
Mr.. Arthur Young, violin. During the cere-
mony 20 Promise Me- was softly played
The brides gown was of white silk or
| candle over white. The corsage had q
| skeleton yoke and sleeves of lace and the
skirt was trimmed with accordion-plaitec