The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-12-07

terson, DIR. Z. c. Thompson, Mr.. E. RAN
kin. Mr.. II. Rice. Mr.. Elliott. Mr.. e. FL
lott. Mr. John Madden. Mr.. i. n. Richie.
Mr.. c. A. Schrader, Mr.. Henry Stevenson.
Mr.. George Mayer. Mr.. H. G. Knode. Mr..
Granville Allen, Mr.. George Wolf. Mr.
Fletcher, Mr.. Bates, Mr.. A. w. Hatch. Mr..
Z. A. Schmidt, Judge Hadley, Mr.. James
Sturges, Mr.. c. n. Patton and Mr.. Ed
ward Shideler.
Mrs. William r. Brown gave a small tea
yesterday afternoon in honor of her Wis
ftcrs, Mrs. Noonan and Mrs. Snuff. of Gin
cinDati. The hostess was assisted In enter
tanning by Mrs. Harriet Bingham. Mrs.
Z w. Kern, Mrs. David Wallace, Mrs.
j. j.. ketcham, Mrs. o. G.. Pfaff, Mrs.
Perle Il. Raymond. Mrs. Charles A. Lay
man. Mrs. John Hamilton, Mrs. Z. +.
car l.. Watkins. Mrs. Clarence Wilkerson
and Mrs. Thomas Taggart. The guests
were received by Mrs. Brown and her Wis
tiers In the first parlor. which was adorned
with pink roses. In the second parlor Me-
teor roses were used. and in the dining
room American Beauty roses formed the
decoration. The table was covered with
a point d'esprit scarf, embroidered in flow
ers, over white. The low candelabra held
red tapers, and a tall Bohemian glass vase
filled with American Beauty roses formed
an attractive decoration. Among the WIS.,
itors who calico during the afternoon were
Mrs. John Riley, of Los Angeles, Cal, with
Mrs. Henry Eitel; Mrs. Neuberger, OF Chi
cago, with Mrs. Hermann Pink.
FEADLER-HOGAN.
The marriage Of Miss Mary Hogan. eldest
daughter of Mrs. Mary Hogan, and Mr..
Henry Franklin Feadler occurred last night
at the family residence, 1908 North Ala
bama street. Rev. Thomas j. Villers pro-
rounced the ceremony before an audience
of LOO guests. The bride was attended by
Miss Gwendolyn Williams, of Springfield,
o.. as maid of honor, and the bridesmaids
were her sisters, the Misses Anna V. and
Sarena A Hogan. Mr.. William j. Hogan
acted as best man. A harpist played the
bridal march from "Lohengrin" for the
entrance of the bridal party, and during
the ceremony the intermeZzo from Cav
alleria Rusticana" was softly rendered:
The bridal party stood before an altar OF
palms, studded with Bride roses, placed
in the second parlor. The mantel in the
deliers and doorways outlined in southern
smilax. The bridal gown was of white
crgandie. trimmed with duchess lace and
satin ribbon. The bouquet was Bride
roses, tied with white satin ribbon. Miss
Williams wore a pretty gown of white or
candle over pink, with trimmings OF lace
and ribbon. and carried pink roses. The
bridesmaids wore white organdie, one gown
being over pink and the other over yellow;
both were trimmed with lace insertion and
tucks. and both carried shower bouquets
of pink roses. Following the ceremony
there was a buffet supper. The hostess
was assisted by a number of friends. and
In the dining room the following young
ladies assisted: Miss Tfllie Hole, Miss
Anna Wright, Miss Grace McCreery, Miss
Clara Higgins, Miss Emma Pingpank and
Miss Nora McDougal The brides table
was placed In the dining room. Garlands
OF smilax extended from the chandeliers
to the four corners of the table. In the
center was a basket of pink roses, and
radiating from the center around the table
were f~estoons of ribbon. The guest cards
were dainty water-color sketches. with the
name of the bride and bridegroom, the
work of Miss Sarana Hogan and Miss Will
liams. Mr.. and Mrs. Feadler have gone on
a wedding journey. and on their return will
be at home after Jan. l at 2007 North Senate
avenue. Among the guests who came to
attend the wedding were Mrs. Margaret
Marsh. of Chicago; Miss Abbie Carter, of
K~ankakee, ILL.,, and Mrs. Henry H~oughton,
of Defiance, D.
SNYDER-COOK.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PORTLAND, Ind. Dec. 6.-The Rev. r.
L. Snyder, one of the best known ministers
of the Indiana Conference of the Evangeli-
cal Association, and Miss Fora Cook, for
merly of Decatur, were married last night.
the ceremony taking place at the home of
the groom in this city. The Rev. D..
Martz, of Decatur, tied the nuptial knot.