The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-10-10

Reformed Church last night. the Rev
Henry Vitz pastor of the church. Of
ficiating The ushers were Mr. William
Doenges and Mr.. Ernest Eberhart. The
gOwned in pale blue silk Organdie trimmed
in lace. and carrying white roses; Miss
Bertha Reinecke. in yellow silk organdie
and lace, carrying yellow roses; Miss Liz
zie Rosebrock. in light green. carrying red
roses. ana Miss Flora Ruerst. in pink and
carrying pink roses. The bride wore
gown Of white silk null over white silk.
trimmed with duchesse lace and chiffon.
and carried Bride roses. The oganist, MIR.
Edward Schiffling, played the "Lohengrin"
wedding march for the entrance of the
bridal procession "Oh. Promise Me" was
played during the ceremony. After the
wedding ar the church a reception was
given at the home of the bride parents,
$50 Virginia avenue. at which about one
hundred guests We're present The house
was embellished with autumn flowers and
mediately into their new home 1884 Everson
street. where they will receive their friends
after Nov. l.
AN AUTUMN RECEPTION.
Miss Blanche Laycock gave a beautiful
reception yesterday afternoon in honor of
her guest. Miss Mabel Osborne, of Frank
fort Miss Laycock was assisted by her
mother, Mrs. T. B. Laycock, Misses Edith
and Emma Pearson, Florence Plum. Lue
Smith, Anna Bachman, Gertrude
Schleicher. Adelaide Green. Bess Beane,
Miss Wooden, Mrs. Ray Foster. Mrs. NJ +.
Graves and Mrs. William Cochran The
color scheme in the parlors was green and
white and palms, ferns and white roses
were used in profusion. The library was
decorated In palms and pink asters and
the dining room was radiant in red. Red
carnations filled large vases and red cam
dies with red shades gave a brilliant glow
to the room. Miss Osborne will be the guest
n a art n
week.
FRYE-COX
The home Of Mrs. Emma Cox 419 Irving
place, was the scene of a simple we'd
ding when her daughter Ella NARROW
Cox, and Mr.. William Smith Frye were
married. The ceremony. which took place
at noon, was performed by the Rev J.
the bridegroom. After a wedding break
fast at the Columbia Club, given by the
brides uncle, Mr.. j. A Simmons, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frye left on a wedding trip through
the East.
LAPORTE WEDDINGS.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
LAPORTE, Ind, Oct. 9.-The marriage
Of Miss Annie Elizabeth Lynch, of Browns
Vile, Tex. and Charles Grayden Poore. of
Monterey, Mex, took place at noon to-
day at ST. Paul's Episcopal Church, in this
city the Rev. Father T.. L. Roland Of
floating, in the presence of friends and
relatives. Following the ceremony a we'd
ding breakfast was served at the home of
the brides grandmother. Mrs. S. Z. Hath
away. Mr.. and Mrs. Poore will reside at
Monterey, Mex, where Mr.. Poore is man.
ager OF the Mexican Lead Mining Com
pany.
At O'Clock this evening, at the home of
Mrs. II. j. Biege on Pine Lake avenue, the
marriage of her daughter, Miss Mabelle
Conner and Frank Blatchford Cope. of
4 rNfu ln hri6 nFaA
groom are muteS and the ceremony was in
the mtue language by the Rev. p. ]. Hasen-
stab, of Chicago, while the Rev. r. II.
Hartley read the marriage service for the
benefit Of those who did not understand
the sign language Mr.. and Mrs. Cope
VIII reside in South Bend.
SHETTERLY-BEECHE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKLIN, Ind, Oct. AT 6 o'clock
this evening occurred the marriage of DR..
William Shetterly and Miss Voice Adams
Beecher. The ceremony was pronounced
by the Rev. c. r. Hudson at the home of the
groom's father. d. H. Shetterly, wealthy
citizen of Franklin. The bride who is from
Brooklyn, N. Y, is a niece of the late
Henry Ward Beecher. and her mother,
Isabel Adams, was niece of President
John Quincy Adams. She is a millionaire
in her own right. The couple left tonight
for Brooklyn, where they will be at home
in the old Beecher residence. 1t was pur-
chased last year by DR.. Shetterly this be-
ing the first time 1t had been transferred
since the land was entered by the Beechers
and the transfer made by the government.
The bride has been here several weeks with
the grooms sister, who is recovering from
a serious illness.
WHITEMAN-LANTE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PORTLAND, Ind, Oct Sonar s.
Whiteman, member of the firm of Head
ington & Whiteman, attorneys, and Miss
Minnie Lanter, daughter of Mr. and Mrs
l.. d. Lanter. were married at noon to-
| day.. the ceremony taking place at Oak
wood. the country home of the brides
parents The Rev. John S. Axtell pastor
of the Presbyterian Church, off1ciated using
| the ring ceremony. Following the cere-
mony. the wedding breakfast was served,
and Mr. and Mrs Whiteman left on an
| afternoon train for Buffalo. They will be
at home In this city after Nov. 10.
KEYS-LAND.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| SULLIVAN, Ind, Oct. 9.-The marriage
of DR.. l. ]. Keys and Miss Carrie Land
was solemnized this evening at the home
of the BRIDE in Carlisle, the Rev. J. E.
| Hixon, of the Methodist Church. off1ciat-
! ing. DR.. Keys a young dentist of Car
| Isle. His bride is cultured young woman
| and prominent in society and musical CIR
| cles. She is the daughter of the late Jacob
| n. Land. Those present from a distance
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Johnson Terre
Haute and Mr. and Mrs. II. L. McRea of
| Columbus, o.
ALBRIGHT-TOWNSEN
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
| ANDERSON, Ind, Oct. 9.-Elmer Albright
and Miss Ethel Townsend, both prominent
| in local society, were married tonight by
Elder Harkins in the presence of relatives
and a club of young women at the home of
| the brides mother The couple left soon