The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-02-20

st. Claire Parry. Mrs. Ernst H. Irlpp' MS MIS-
Chestine Mauzy, Mrs. u. M. rafry, MIS-
Prank Jennings Miss Cora Parry. Mrs
Charles F. DAILY. Mrs. Edward Parry. MIS-
MMarsnan Levey, MIS- Mrs. Frederick
Thomas and Mrs. Jennie Grimth MISS
Lydia Parry, Miss Eleanor Posey ana Miss
May Bliss served the punch. Inc leSepe tpa
mantel being banked and PAINS gIouPssu
about in the corners. In the paTior ,r rhe
decorations were green ana Wniset f,,a ne ne
mantel was hidden in mass OF tonnage
intermixed with dainty white primrose
plants. In the den, which is nuns IN
Oriental draperies, the decorduo9n Mas sS vi
the decoration was red. In the center of
the room was a pyramid OF palms, the TOP
of which was red tulips, Inc Duilet nad an
and the mantel was also adorned with
them. The lights in all the rooms CORE
sponded with the color r, nrsftv snvn
of white swiss with white dots presided
in the dining room, carried french basket
of red carnations, which were given 10 the
guests as favors. Nearly three hundred
visitors called during the receiving hours,
while an orchestra played varied pro-
gramme of music.
BLACK-HERD.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Jane Herd,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Herd,
and Mr.. Frank Morris Black occurred yes
terday noon at Christ Church. the cere-
mony being pronounced by Rev. James
Stanley The ushers were Mr.. Harry Gray
and Mr.. Albert Smith. The bridal music
was rendered by Mr.. Joseph Joiner, who
played the Bridal Chorus" from "Lohen-
grin" as the bridal party entered the
church. Miss Alice Hill was the maid or
honor and Mr.. Frederick WATSON acted as
best man. The bride entered on the arm OF
her father, who gave her away. During the
ceremony the organist played ELSA
Dream" from "Lohengrin." and during the
occasional Mendelsshon's wedding marcn.
The bride wore a lovely gown OF white or
candle, fashioned with tucks and lace in
sertion. The bodice had lace yoke and
sleeves and the veil was fastened with
sprays of lilies of the valley. The bridal
bouquet was also of lilies of the valley. Miss
Hill wore dainty gown OF white organize
and lace and carried an arm bouquet or pink
roses. She also wore black velvet picture
hat. Following the church ceremony
wedding breakfast was served at the nome
of the bride on Union street, to which only
relatives of the families were invited.
Among the guests were Mrs. David Lowe.
OF Evansville, and Mr.. Leonard Parks. OF
Cleveland. Mr. and Mrs. Black have gone
on an Eastern trip, and on their return
will be at home after April /, at q West
Thirteenth street.
A SUBSCRIPTION RECITAL.
One of the leading Lenten society events
of the season. will be the subscription re-
cital to be given at the Propylaeum on
the evening of March 9. when Mr. Marshall
Darrach, OF New York, will present "a
Comedy of Errors" The recital will be I'M
DER the patronage Of over a hundred of the
society women of the city. MIR. Darrach
gave six recitals at the Waldorf-Astoria
recently and several in Washington under
the patronage of Mrs. Mckinley and Lady
fauncefote and other leaders in society
Among the patroneSSes for the recital Will
| be Mrs Benjamin Harrison, Mrs. May
| Wright Sewall Mrs. Ovid Butler Jameson.
Mrs. Joseph A. Mtlburn, Mrs. John II. Hol-
| lidaV, Mrs. r. G. Atkins, Mrs. Edward II
| Mrs. Ferdinand Winter. Mrs. Charles F.
Sayles. Mrs. Clifton Comfy, Mrs. Ernst
M M1s aqrfHEd A Mas Myda Mrs
Edison, Mrs George I. Porter, Mrs. s.
| Robert Greer, Mrs. Henry Coburn, Mrs.
John z. Hawkins and Mrs. Francis 1. Hord.
/ A full list OF patronesses will appear la,er.
| DUMM-LYONS.
| The marriage of Miss Abigail Mary
Lyons, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Lyons, and Mr.. Edward E. DUNN, oc-
Cured yesterday morning at st. Johns
| Church. Rev. Father Gavisk officiating al
| the nuptial high mass. The attendants
| were Mr.. Frederick r. Hearn. of Column
bus, O., as best man and Miss Abbie Lyons
| cousin of the bride, as maid of honor
| Little Frances Lyons was a flower girl
4 The bride wore a pretty gown of gray
1 satin cloth. trimmed with white applique
| and lace, with a hat to match and she
| carried 4 bouquet of Bride roses. Miss
| Lyons wore gown of white cloth and
/ carried pink roses. The flower girl wore
| a pretty green dress with white lace and
| carried Bride roses. Following the cere-
/ mony there was breakfast served at the
/ home of the bride, and among the guests
was Mrs. DUNN, of Columbus, o., motheI
/ of the bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs. DUNN
| will reside in Columbus.