The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-10-19

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grim march for the professional. M
Heart at Thy Sweet Voice. from Samson
and Delilah." during the ceremony, and the
Mendelssohn march for the occasional
were played by Mr.. Joseph Joiner. The
ushers were DIR. John A. Pfafh Mr.. John
II. Stem, Mr.. Frederick Meth of Chicago
and Mr.. Frederick Ranney. The brides
maids were Miss Loretta Adams and Miss
Josephine Hartman, and they wore dainty
gowns of white and carried baskets of mar
guerites. The bride wore a handsome street
gown of brown broadcloth and a white
cloth hat and carried American Beauties,
and her maid of honor, Miss Bertha Alice
Ranney, wore a blue cloth gown and a vel
vet hat and carried white chrysanthemums.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served to the bridal party and the
two families at the Ranney home on Col
lege avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. Huber left
Wednesday afternoon for a wedding trip in
the East. The lat home cards are for 81
East Thirteenth street, after Jan. /. Mr..
and Miss Meth, of Chicago, and Mr..
Charles Bunday were guests at the wed
ding.
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A large and fashionable audience assem-
bled in the Central-avenue NJ. E. Church
Wednesday afternoon to witness the mar
riage of Miss Edith Smith and Or. Francis
o. Dorsey, which was solemnized at 4
o'clock. The bride is the only daughter of
Mr.. William H. Smith and is prominently
identified with the society circles of the
town. DR.. Dorsey is the son of Mrs. Cath
crime Dorsey. and is a prominent young
physician. Both are members of old and
well-known families. The church was
handsomely decorated for the occasion.
The balcony and pillars were hung with
Southern smilax and the altar was banked
with a mass of palms. Clusters of white
chrysanthemums were among the palms
and tall cathedral candles burned upon the
chancel. While the guests were assemblin
Mrs. W.. B. Barry played the Irish ballad,
"Mavourneen," on the organ, accompanied
by Mr.. Hugh McGibeney on the violin
until the entrance of the bridal party, when
the music was changed to the Swedish
wedding march from 'Sodermann," which
was played for the professional, during the
ceremony and for the occasional. TIL
ushers, Mr.. Arthur T. Smith, Mr.. Fred.
erick M. Ayres, Mr.. owen Mothershead
Mr.. Ralph Lemcke, DIR. Samuel A. John.
ston and Mr.. Percy Williams, after escort.
ing the guests to their seats, carried thu
white satin ribbons down the aisles, inclos.
ing the pews, and waited at the alta,
for the wedding party. The ministers. thu
Rev. Hiram w. Kellogg and the Rev
George L. Macintosh, and DIR. Dorsey anG
his best man, Mr.. Lafon Allen, of Louis
vile, Joined them there. The bridesmaids
of whom there were six, came in two b,
two. Miss Helen lockwood and Miss Ellis
Vonnegut preceded and were followed b,
Miss Mary Lord, of Chicago, Miss Mar,
Wilson, Miss Alma Hoegh, of Minneapolis
and Miss Stella Adams. The maid of honor
Miss Katherine Ayres, walked before tn,
bride, who came in on the arm of he,
father. At the altar the Methodist Episco
pal ceremony was pronounced by the Rev
Mr.. Kellogg, assisted by the Rev. Mr.
Macintosh. and Mr.. Smith gave his daugh
ter away.
The bride was beautifully gowned IN
white panne crepe, simply fashioned will
a touch OF lace and pearl grapes appliquet
in passementerie effect on the front of tn
bodice. Her veil was thrown back from he
face and fastened with lilies of the valley
She carried shower bouquets of violets
Miss V~onnegut, Miss Wilson and Mis-
Hoegh were gowned in lavender pann
crepe gowns. They wore large black hat
and black gloves and carried arm BOUQUET
of white chrysanthemums. Miss Lore
Miss lockwood and Miss Adams wor
gowns of pale green panne crepe wit
black hats and gloves and carried whit
chrysanthemums. Miss Ayres's gown Wa
of white crepe de chine 1t was fashione
with shirrings on the waist and skirt, an
was embroidered in daisies on the yoke an
border of the skirt. Her hat was whit
with a touch of green and she carried whit
chrysanthemums. After the service at III
church a buffet supper was served TO tn
bridal party at the home of the bride
father On East Thirteenth street. The n
ception rooms were attractively decorate
with chrysanthemums and palms, and II
dining room was done In pink. A ia
French basket filled with Bridesmaid ros.
adorned the center of the table and II
light fell from pink-shaded candles. A
orchestra played during the supper. d
and Mrs. Dorsey have gone to Lake Ma,
inkuckee, where they will be at Mrs.
B. Gates's cottage for several weeks. Mr.
Dorsey's going-away gown was of heay
blue chevict and she wore a blue hat
harmonic. On their return they will I
at home at 10 East Thirteenth stree
Among the guests who came for the wee
ding were Miss Benedict. OF New Yorl
Miss AlmiralI. OF Brooklyn; Miss Caldwell
of Cincinnati. n Mr.. George c. Smith.
Chicago.
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