The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-06
THE MONTH OF WEDDINGS
AN UNUSUAL NUMBER co TO THE
MARRIAGE ALTAR.
The Wyon-kuntzmnn Nuptials at
Roberts Park Church-Per-
sOnnI and Social Notes.

Miss Violet Eugenia Wyon, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Furry Wyon, and the
| bridegroom was Mr. Harry Eugene kuntz-
man. of Columbus o. The church was dec
grated with palms and foliage forming
pyramids at each side of the chancel rail.
and large boquets Of flowers separated the
family pews from those Of the guests.
| The ushers were Mr.. Fred Hall. of Co
| lumbus, Mr.. Edward Dunnck. of Column
bus, Mr.. William De Witt Alexander and
Mr.. William Clapp, of Indianapolis. The
maid Of honor was Miss Il. Gertrude Wyon,
sister of the bride. and Mr.. J. Goodin Car
ruthers, OF Columbus, o., was best man.
! The bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Rut-
| ledge, of KokOmo. and Miss Jessie Gore, of
Lafayette. Miss Bertha Rush and Miss Ger
1 trude Schleicher. OF Indianapolis. Little
Lucille Wyon, dressed in a dainty gown of
white organdie. carried large basket OF
| flowers. which she strewed before the bride,
who entered with her father The ceremony
was pronounced by the Rev. Charles Z.
Bacon. pastor of the church. Miss Hosmer
| played the Mendelsshon bridal march
for the entrance of the wedding party. The
bride wore a handsome gown of ivory
| satin, train. The skirt had three fiounces
around the bottom. The corsage had
shirred yoke of crepe de chine, from which
| fell a pattern of duchess lace caught at
! the waist line and then forming two pan
els down the front of the skirt. The tops
| of the sleeves were formed of the duchess
/ lace and below the elbow was of shirred
crepe de chine. The vail was fastened with
| sprays of lilies of the valley and the bridal
bouquet was of white sweet peas. The maid
| of honor wore a gown of pink organdie.
| The skirt was trimmed with accordion
plated hounces and the low corsage with
lace applique. She carried a bouquet of pink
roses, tied with pink ribbon. The brides
maids wore dresses fashioned alike, of
white organdie, the corsage made low and
/ trimmed with cream lace, with pink panne
/ velvet girdles. They carried bouquets of
| pink roses. tied with pink satin ribbons.
| Following the ceremony there was a small
| reception at the home or the bride, 1917
| North Delaware street, to which only the
relatives and most intimate friends were
/ invited. Mr.. and Mrs. Wyon were assisted
] in entertaining by Miss Edna Cox, of
| Pasadena, Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Beer
| bower Mrs. Mary Herr and Miss Herr.
| Miss EstelIe Jones and Miss Stella Wyon
! served the punch in the library. The diner
/ ent rooms were prettily decorated with
/ flowers, pink being the predominating col
| or. The mantels in each of the rooms were
| banked with ferns and the lights were
| shaded with pink shades. harpist played
| during the evening. Among the guests were
| Mrs. Margaret Rutledge and Miss Jose
| prime Rutledge and Mrs. r. NJ Blackmore.
| of Kokomo Mr.. Stacey Runkle and Miss
| Jessie Runkle, of Logansport; Mrs. Jonn
b. Haryey and Mrs Harry Ellis OF Chi
| NATL the Misses Mclaughlin, of Fort
| Wayne, and Mrs. Ashford Lingenfelter, of
Fort Madison, Ia. MIR. and Mrs: Kuntzman
! have gone an Eastern wedding trip and
| will reside at Columbus, o. The at home
| announcement is for after Sept. l.
RUSSE-BERGER.
| a pretty church wedding took place last
| night at the Zion Evangelical Church,
when Miss Louise Julia Berger. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Berger. and
Mr.. Harry H. Russo were married, before
a large circle of friends. The ushers who
escorted the guests to their seats were
| Mr.. Will Leppert. Mr.. Frank Kotteman,
Mr.. Will Harris, Mr.. Gustav Mueller, Mr.
Henry Jungclaus and Mr.. Paul II. Krauss.
| jr. The wedding march was Mendelssohns
| played by Miss Myrtle Sheburn. and during
| the ceremony 20 Promise Me- was softly
| rendered. The ceremony was pronounced
| by the Rev. J. c. Peters. pastor of the
church. The bride was attended by her
sister, Miss Bertha Berger. and Mr.. Fred
| krauss acted as best man. The bride
| wore pretty gown of white point d'esprit
| over white silk. The skirt was en- train
! with three ruffies around the bottom, each
trimmed with ruchings of white satin rib
bon The waist was trimmed with the
| TlDDOn anu SILK applique. Inc veil was
| 6raped with sprays of orange blossoms,
and the bridal bouquet was Marechal Mel
roses. Miss Bertha Berger wore a dainty
1 gown of yellow silk Organdie over white
| silk The fiounces on the skirt were edged
| with white ribbon and headed by duchess
| lace. The corsage was low, with elbow
| sleeves, and trimmed with duchess lace.
The church was beautifully decorated
| with tall palms and summer blossoms.
| Following the ceremony there was sup
| per. served al the home of the bride, 61S
| North Capitol avenue. to the relatives of
| both families The rooms were adorned
with profusion of summer flowers and the
| a mass of foliage. There were two ia
| bles, one placed in the dining room for
the bridal party and another in the sit
| ting room for the guests. The brides ia
| bic had a floral crystal centerpiece, the
| center OF which was a tall vase from which
| extended gilt arms holding individual vases
peas. On either end of the table were
| tall crystal vases filled with the flower,
| ana from the Chandelier were garlands
| OF smilax. extending 10 each corner of
the table. At the brides table were seat
| ed the bride and groom Mr.. Fred Krauss.
| Miss Bertha Berger and the ushers with
/ Miss Pauline Pfaff of Columbus O. Miss
| Lucy Furst Miss Clara Furst of Chicago
| Miss Ida Peters, the Misses Fannie and
| Laura Martin. harpist played during
| the evening and there were about seventy
| nve guests entertained. Mr. and Mrs
Kusse have gone on a wedding journey.
! The at-home announcement is for after July
| l. at DDS North New Jersey street.
| WHITEHALL
! A pretty and simple home wedding took
| place last night at the residence of Mr. and
| Mrs. Peter BALI. No. 12O West Eighteenth
street. The bride was their daughter. Miss
| Eva BALI, and the bridegroom Dr. Alexan-
| der White. The ceremony was pronounced
by the Rev. John Tevis. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Katharine BALI
and DR.. Clarence l.. Marlatt acted as best
man. Miss Baum. of Cincinnati. played
| the Bridal Chorus from "Lohengrin" for
the entrance of the bridal party The bride
| wore a pretty gown of imported thin goods
| fashioned with tucks and lace insertion
| She carried bouquet OF Bride roses. Miss
| Katharine BALI wore gown of pink satin
| stripe dimity. trimmed with lace and
| tucks. She carried a cluster of pink roses
| The ceremony was performed in the first
] parlor. which was adorned with palms
| Following the ceremony there was a bridal
| supper, for which there were two long
| tables, both adorned with summer bios
| SONS. There were covers for forty guests
| Among them were Mrs. A. Baum and Miss
| kvalyn Baum. of Cincinnati: the Misses
Erma and Christina Balz. of Cincinnati:
Mr.. ard Mrs. l.. y. White. of Tuscola III
| parents of the bridegroom. DR.. and Mrs
| White have gone a short wedding trim
and on their return will he a home 10 their
friends after July l. at No. 2il2 East Tenth
street.
BOOTES-FAILES.
The marriage of Miss Eugene Cordeiia