The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-07

Mrs. Irwin Boil, or Cedar Grove, Mrs. Car
cline Reherger of Newport Ky Mr. and
Mrs. Grummann leave for the East on a
wedding journey and on their return they
Will be at home after June Is. with the
brides parents, 1917 Windsor street
ROBERTS-BECK.
A pretty and simple home wedding was sol
emnized last night when Miss Bessie Beck,
eldest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs George
G. Beck, and Mr.. George B. Roberts, OF
Terre Haute, son of Professor and Mrs.
j. b. Roberts. were married. Rev. ]. Cum
ming Smith, of the Tabernacle Presbyteri-
an Church, officiating The ceremony was
pronounced in the second parlor before an
altar of palms and red roses. and was wit
messed by the immediate family and
few friends. The brides gown was of white
crepe de chine over taffeta- The corsage
h q skeleton yoke and sleeves OF Duchess
lace and bertha of the lace finishing the
yoke The skirt was trimmed with accor-
dion plating of the crepe. The bouquet
was or white sweet peas, and the only
ornament worn was diamond sunburst.
ira played the Lohengrin wedding
march and during the ceremony
the intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rus
ticana.' Following the ceremony a
course supper was served. The brides
table was placed in the dining room
and the guests were seated at small tables
through the rooms. At the brides table
with the bride and bridegroom were Mr..
and Mrs. Beck, Professor and Mrs Rob
erts, Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Henry, the
Misses Wayne and Edith Beck, sisters or
the bride, and Rev. and Mrs. Smith Inc
table was trimmed with white sweet peas
and the name cards were floral designs In
water colors. Mrs. Beck wore a pretty
gown of gray foulard with trimmings or
white lace. Mrs. Beck wore a dainty
gown OF white organdie with low corsage,
finished with fichu OF point desprit
Miss Edith wore the gown she VIII grad
uate in next Wednesday 1t was a dainty
white batiste trimmed with fiounces and
lace. Among the guests were Mr.. Colt. OF
Terre Haute, Miss Rena Smith and Mr.
Donald Smith, of Rushville. Mr. and Mrs
Roberts went to Terre Haute last night,
where they will reside.
MOFFETT-PFAFFLIN
one of the prettiest of the seasons we'd
dings occurred last night, at the home of
Mrs. Rose Pfafflin. when her only daugh-
ter, Louise Frederick. and DIR. Edward
Davis Moffett were married. Rev. Joseph
A. Milburn performed the ring service be-
fore an audience of about seventy-ffve in
innate friends and relatives. The brides
maid was Miss Evaline Coppin, of Coving-
ton, KY, and Mr.. Robert Clark Stevens
acted as best man. An orchestra played
Mendelssohn's wedding march as the bridal
party entered the SecOnQ pdrlOr ana SIOOQ
before mirror, banked on each side with
palms and white flowers. During the cere-
mony Mendelssohn's Spring Song" was
softly rendered. The bride wore a beautiful
gown of white crepe de chine, over taffeta.
The yoke and bertha were of point lace,
the work of the bride. The skirt was
trimmed with an accordion plated f1Ounce.
She carried lilies of the valley. The brides
maids gown white taffeta, with an
overdress of valenciennes lace. The corsage
was low and finished with a bertha OF lace.
The skirt had a pointed overskirt, with
panels of lace fiounces between the points,
extending almost TO the waist. She, carried
an arm bouquet of pink roses. Following
| the ceremony there was an informal recep-
| ton and supper. Mrs. Pfaff1in was assisted
in entertaining by Mrs. Theodore PfafHin.
Mrs. Edward Maxwell Miss Freda Pfaff1in
and Miss Belle Harris. The different rooms
were fragrant with roses and the mantels
were banked with ferns and vines The din
| ing room table had a center piece of pink
| carnations. resting on mirror. Among the
| guests were Mr.. Eugene Pfaffiin. brother
of the bride, of Cleveland, o.; Mr.. and
Mrs. John r. Coppin and Miss Coppin. of
Covington. KY; Mr.. and Mrs. w. E Wal
| lace, of Rushville; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Kiefer. of Greencastie: Mr.. and Mrs. Mof-
felt will be at home Thursdays. after July
| l, at No. West New York street. No at
| home cards have been issued.
SEUEL-OSTERMEYE
| The marriage of Miss Mollie Ostermeyer
| and Mr.. Emanuel E. Seuel took place last
| night at the German Lutheran Church.
Rev. p. Seue. father of the bridegroom,
| officiating. The ushers were Mr.. Fred Os-
| termeyer. Mr.. Edwin Kluever, Mr.. Fred
| Whitening and Mr.. George Dammeyer. Two
little flower girls-Alma Roger and Elwine
| Seuel-strewed flowers before the bridal
| party. They wore dainty little dresses of
| white organdie and carried baskets of
| sweet peas. The bridesmaids were Miss
L II Dial ..1
/ and the maid of honor was Miss Flora
/ Meyer. The bridal march was played by
Professor Z. Seuel, of st. Louis. and the
Maennerchor Society, under the direction
| of Mr.. Theodore Seuel, sang an original
| adaptation from Beethoven arranged by the
| director. The brides gown was of white
| satin. trimmed with Duchesse lace and
| pearl trimming and white silk applique.
| The veil was draped with orange blossoms
| and the bouquet was of Bride roses. Miss
| Meyer wore pretty gown of blue silk or
| candle over blue silk. and the bridesmaids
/ were gowned alike I'm blue organdie over
/ white, and they carried shower bouquets
| of white carnations Assisting in receiv-
| ing and entertaining were Mr.. and Mrs. p.
Seuel and Mr.. Fred Os rermeyer. Supper
| was served on the large lawn. and the
| guests were seated at long tables trimmed
| with fern leaves and sweet peas. The
brides table was set apart, and with the
termeyer, father of the bride, Rev. and
| Mrs. Seuel, parents of the bridegroom, Mrs
C.. Meyer, Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Seuel
| Mr.. Henry Piel. Mr.. Fred Ostermeyer Mr..
and Mrs. c. Buddenbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. w
Roger. Mr.. and Mrs E. Seuel, of st. Louis
| and Miss Mayme Seuel. Mr. and Mrs. Seuel
| have gone on short bridal trip, and on
their return they will be at home after June
20 at 1146 East Market street
BARKLEY-MDOUGA
The marriage of Miss Louise McDougall
| only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George p.
McDougall, and Mr.. Merrill Bailey Barley
occurred yesterday morning at o'clock
Rev. Joseph A, Milburn, of the Second
| Presbyterian Church. officiating. There
| were no attendants, except little flower
| girl Margaret Newcomb, who wore a
| dainty gown of white silk null trimmed
| with lace and carried a bouquet of pink
| sweet peas. The brides gown was of Paris
| mousseline The corsage had a skeleton
| yoke and sleeves of lace; the skirt was
| formed in panels outlined I'm narrow quilted
| satin ribbon. She carried arm bouquet
| of Bride roses. A harpist played Men
| delsschn's wedding march, and during the
| ceremony the intermezzo from ''Cavalleria
| Rusticana" was played. Following the
| ceremony a four-course breakfast was
| served. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs. w
| s. Barley, parents of the bridegroom, Mr..
| and Mrs. Frank p. McDougall. Mr.. Charles
| P. McDougall. Mrs. Louise McDougall, Mrs
| Alfred Harrison Mr.. and Mrs. Ferdinand
| Wingate. Mr.. Randolph Prelat Miss Par
| ker, Miss Munson, of Chicago, and Mar
| garet Newcomb. The different rooms were
| fragrant with roses and ferns, and palms
| were grouped about In the corners. In the
| dining room pyramid of palms occupied
| the center of the floor. studded with Ameri-