The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-26
MORE june WEDDINGS
THE BROWN-COLEMAN NUPTIALS AT
THE BRIDES HOME.
Several other Marriages Occurred
During the Day-Personal
and Social Notes.

Brown. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
A. Brown. and Mr.. Christopher Bush Cole
man took place last night at $50 o'clock al
the home of the bride. 1928 Broadway. The
ceremony was pronounced by the Rev. II.
e. Meserve, pastor Of Plymouth Church,
the bridal party standing before the man
tel in the drawing room, which was trans
formed into q bower of green foliage and
a profusion Of maTguerites. The bride was
attended by Miss Grace Gookin, who wore
dainty white gown. and two little flower
girls, the Misses Katharine and Martha
Brown. sisters OF the bride. They wore
white dresses. made fluffy, one wearing
pink sash and the other a blue one. Ma
rome. the harpist. played the bridal pnusic
from Mendelssohn for the entrance Of the
bride. who came in with her father, and
during the ceremony the intermezzo from
Cavellaria Rusticana was softly rendered.
The brides gown was of white French
null and lace. The veil was fastened with
a pearl pin and she carried an armtul or
white roses. The different rooms were
decorated with large clusters or daisies ara
ferns and palms. with the exception or the
dining room, where the brides table was
placed. The centerpiece for the table was
"a silver candelabra with white candles and
green shades and the floral decoration was
OF American Beauty roses. The other
guests were seated through the rooms at
small tables. Among the guests were Mr..
Coleman, father OF the bridegroom; Messrs.
Logan and Louis Coleman. brothers, ana
Miss roo Mary M sister OF the PGS9
all OF Springfield. ILL.,. and Mr. w. L. Wood,
Of Bloomington. Ill. Mr.. and Mrs. Cole
man have gone East on bridal trip.
and on their return will be at home, after
Sept. To- at Elm and Julian avenue, Irving
ton.
MILLER-BAAR
The marriage of Miss Frances Baar.
daughter OF Mrs. Caroline Baar, and Mr..
George a. Miller took place yesterday
forenoon at the Sacred Heart Church. the
nuptial high mass being read by the Rev.
Father Spetz, of Chicago. cousin of the
bridegroom. assisted by the Rev. Father
Francis and Father Edwin. The mass
Schergens. Mr.. Peter Ankenbrock and Mr..
Joseph Baar Professor George Hebble
played the organ. Miss Mayme Pfeiffer
was the bride $ attendant, and Mr.. William
Baar acted as best man. The bride wore
pretty gown OF white point dsprit.
trimmed with liberty satin and white satin
wreath of rosebuds and she carried a white
prayer book. Miss Pfeiffer's gown was
white organdie, trimmed with Valenciennes
lace, and her picture hat was OF white
chiffon. She carried an arm bouquet OF
American Beauty roses. Following the
ceremony there was wedding breakfast,
at the home OF the bride. 1901 South Me-
ridian street. followed by a large reception
In the evening. The rooms were adorned
with a profusion of summer flowers. aud
during the evening there was a varied
programme of music. Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
will reside at 1911 South Meridian street,
where they Will be at home to their friends
after july To-
GRAY-GREELY.
The marriage of Miss Mary Beatrice
Greedy. daughter of Mrs Katharine Greedy.
and Mr.. Edward Gray was celebrated at
high mass yesterday morning at St. Pat
ricks Church. the Rev. James Duffy Of
floating. The bride was attended by Miss
Della DEWEY. who wore pink silk null
and carried pink roses, and Miss Nellie
Gray, dressed in blue null, with white
roses, ana Mr.. Matthew Logan and DIR.
boersig were groomsmen. The bride wore
handsome gown of white applique over
white silk, and her veil was fastened with
pin, the gift of the bridegroom She
carried a white prayer book and pearl
rosary beads. Miss Mary f. Dwyer played
entrance Of the bridal party, and during
the ceremony Miss Florence Wagner sang
% Promise Me- Mr.. and Mrs. Gray left
on honeymoon trip shortly after the
ceremony, and on their return will reside
at 72I Elm street.
UDBROCK-HANSEN
The marriage of Miss Lucy B. Hansen
and Mr.. Arthur f. Sudbrock took place
yesterday afternoon at o'clock in the
parsonage OF the Rev. p. Seul. The bride
was attended Dy Miss Edith Hansen. a
sister. ana Mr.. Walter Sudbrock attended
the bridegroom. The bride wore a dainty
pattern robe OF white point d'sprit and a
picture hat OF chiffon. Miss Edith wore
ture hat OF white Mr.. and Mrs. Sud
brock have gone TO Buffalo and will be
at home TO their friends after Aug. / at
1901 Marlowe avenue.
AHLDERS-KENNED
The marriage of Miss Anastasia Kennedy
and Mr.. Albert A. Ahlders was celebrated
yesterday forenoon at the Sacred Heart
Church at S o'clock. the Rev Francis p
Haas officiating at the nuptial mass. The
bride wore her travelling gown of gray
cloth. There We're no attendants. Follow
ing the ceremony wedding breakfast was
given for Mr.. and Mrs. Ahlders by Mr..
and Mrs. William Wechsler on Union
street after which they left for short
after Aug. 1T 10 Palmer street.
GUNTER-RUNYAN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
JEFFERSONNILLE, Ind, June 25.-The
seasons society event i'm Charlestown was
the marriage of Miss Ella Runyan and the
Rev. George Gunter. of Union City, Ind.
The ceremony was performed this after
noon by the Rev. Buford Tyler. of Bloom
ington, III. at the First PRESBYTERIAN
were Misses Bette West and Patsy
Coombs, of Charlcstown. and Walter Lew
man. of Charlestown. and VIII Work. of
Bedford Miss Ada Lawes, of this city
presided at the organ The young couple
left this evening for their new home.
RHEA-LEE.
NEW YORK. June 25.-The wedding of
Miss Ellen Lee. daughter of Brig Gen
Fitzhugh Lee. and First Lieutenant James
Cooper Rhea. of the Seventh Cavalry. L.
s. ~. took place to-day in the Church of
the TRANSPORTATION in this city Miss Anne
Fitzhugh Lee. sister OF the bride was
maid of honor. First Lieutenant Evan
Harris Humphrey. of the Seventh Cavalry.
was best man. \ few days will be spent
by tho young people in travel before the
start for Cuba. where the bridegroom is
now stationed.