The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-27
THE ANGER-KRAUT WEDDING
CEREMONY OCCURRED IN FORENOON
AT ST. PATRICK'S CHURCH.
The TayIor-Burton, Cnrton-Cass and
other Maria ges-PersonaI
and Social Notes.

James Mcintosh Judson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frederick r. Judson. The ceremony
was pronounced at o'clock by the Rev. ].
Cumming Smith, assisted by the Rev. j.
w. Sagle, of Defiance o., who married
the brides parents twenty-three years ago.
before a large and brilliant audience of
corted the guests to their seats were Mr..
Horace Colby Ingram and Mr.. Carl Ed
ward Ingram. brothers of the bride; Mr..
Holgate C. Harley. of Defiance, O., Mr.. S.
Elliott Perkins Mr.. Harry Wilson. Mr..
Orrison Hayes Mr.. George Archer Furga-
son and Mr. William Jay Karslake Miss
Mary Kahlo, a cousin of the bride, was the
maid of honor, and Mr.. Frederick w. judi
son, a brother of the bridegroom, was best
man. The Misses Ednah Brownley Adams,
of Toledo, and Ethyln Colby. of Birming-
ham, Ala, were flower children, and Mas
ter Dwight Ingram was the ring-bearer
The bridesmaids Miss Bessie Lees
Adams, of Toledo, who wore a pretty gown
of white chiffon, low neck and short
sleeves, with sash of lettuce-green satin.
She carried a bouquet of white carnations
and maidenhair fern and wore Princess
of Wales veil, which fell from the back of
the head to the waist line, caught with an
aigrette. Each OF the bridesmaids was
dressed to represent the flower she carried
and each wore the Princess of Wales veil
to match the color of her gown. Miss
Helen Blitz, of Minneapolis, wore white or
candle over pink chiffon. made low and
with elbow sleeves. She wore a pink sash
and carried pink sweet peas, and her veil
was also pink. Miss Lena Terzah Brash
wore an embroidered brussels net robe over
yellow, and she carried yellow marguerites
and her veil was yellow. Miss Grace +.
Gookin wore pale green organdie, with a
green veil, and carried white sweet peas
and asparagus vines. Miss Beatrice Byers
wore White null over pink, with pink
veil, and carried pink carnations. Miss
Mary Barbara Searle wore a pretty gown
of cream point d'esprit over yellow and
carried yellow daisies There were two
singing girls-Mss Laura Thayer and Miss
Helen Swain-both wearing white null
with rosettes and crush belt of pale green
satin ribbon. They carried arm bouquets
of white peonies. AS the organist Mr..
William II. Donley, played the Pilgrim S
Chorus from "Tannhauser" the singing
girls walked up the west aigie and entered
the choir loft, where they sang the Bridal
Chorus from "Lohengrin'' for the en-
trance of the bridal party, who entered in
the following order: First the bridesmaids.
who entered singly and proceeded up the
west aisle and across the front of the
church TO the east aisle which they came
down to meet the ushers. whom they fol-
lowed up the middle aisle to the altar Then
came the maid of honor walking alone, fol-
lowed by the flower children. and then the
ring-bearer preceding the bride. who
tered on the arm of her father They were
met at the altar by the bridegroom and his
best man and the minister.
The church presented an attractive pic
ture. lighted with the numerous lights and
the air redolent with the perfume of flow
ers. The middle aisle was closed with
chain of daisies for the bridal party and in
the center aisle were five Gothic arches,
covered with smilax and entwined with
clusters of daisies. For the east and west
aisleS there was also arch of smilax and
daisies, and about the altar was massed
number Of tall palms. through which thirty
tall cathedral candlesticks holding lighted
tapefs, burned brightly. Through the
palms were also arranged white peonies.
The brides gown very lovely, of
white peau de seine, en- train. There were
six ruffies around the bottom of the skirt.
The corsage was draped and caught at the
left side with a rosette and jabot of point
d 'Alencon lace. The yoke was of shirred
tulle, which also formed a collar. There
was drapery of the lace the skirt. a
family heirloom, and the veil was worn
over the face and held in place with Bal
timore Belle roses. She carried an armful
of American Beauty roses, and her only
ornament was a pearl and diamond pin,
the gift of the bridegroom.
Miss kahloS gown was of white taffeta.
made with fiounced skirt with a bunch
of blue forget-me-nots above the left knee.
The low corsage was also finished with the
forget-me-nots, and she carried a French
basket of the flowers. The flower girls
swiss and carried baskets of maidenhair
fern and rose petals. Master Ingram wore
a white suit and carried the rings. for 1t
was a double ring ceremony, on a silver
tray.
Following the church ceremony there
was a reception for the immediate families.
relatives and bridal party at the home of
the bride, on Park avenue The guests were
received in the second parlor. where the
bride and bridegroom stood before an en-
bankment of palms and beneath pearl
bead basket OF roses-the same basket that
the brides parents stood beneath when
they were married. twenty-three years ago.
In the dining-room the decoration was
Mr. and Mrs. Judson will take the st.
Lawrence trip and visit relatives In New
York before returning home. They will
be with Mr.. and Mrs Ingram for a month
and then move into their new home, 81
West Twenty-hrst street. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Adams of Toledo:
Miss Horne OF Cleveland. o.. Miss jeanette
Judson. of New York; Miss Fannie Gray,
OF Defiance. o.; Mrs Wilmington T. I'm
derhill. of Cincinnati; Miss Creelman, of
Milwaukee, and Miss Milford, of Craw-
louisville.
ALLEN-OLSEN.
A pretty home wedding was celebrated
last night at the residence OF Mrs. Eliza
beth Olsen. on North Capitol avenue. when
ncr daughter. MISS Lillian OlSen. ana Dr.
William Elmer Allen were married before
a number of friends and relatives The
Rev. j. Cumming Smith pronounced the
ceremony as the bridal party stood between
the windows in the first parlor. which were
entirely hidden in mass Of green foliage.
studded here and there with large clusters
OF marguerites. The same flower was used
in profusion through the rooms. with the
exception of the reception hall, which was
In sweet peas. The stairway was outlined
In smilax, entwined with sweet pea bios
SONS.
The bride was attended by Miss Grace
Allen, OF Upton, as maid of honor and the
bridesmaids were the Misses Mayme and
Martha Schowe. of Columbus Ind. Miss
Edith Schowe and Miss Mayme Schilling
OF this city. and the Misses Florence and
Edith Olsen, sisters of the bride. The little
flower girl Miss Anna May Kuhns,
and Mr.. Fred Morgan was the best man
her brother Mr.. Fred Olsen. who gave her
away Preceding her was the maid Of
honor. followed by the bridesmaids in
couples. and then the flower girl. wearing
a dainty white silk dress, low neck and no
sleeves, and carrying a basket OF sweet
peas with a wreath OF the flowers on her
head. The brides gown was white point
d'esprit. with tiny ruchings OF ribbon over
the whole gown. The bridal bouquet was
or lilies OF the valley: Miss Allen wore
white Paris muslin The corsage had lace
yoke and sleeves and the skirt was three
graduated founces. each trimmed with rib
bon ruch!ng. She carried American Beauty
roses. The bridesmaids dresses were alike