The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-08-06

at Richmond. England. just out Of London
DIR. Stevenson is making use Of the library
Of the British museum for a special line or
study, for which purpose he makes daily
trips TO London.
SOLTAU-WRICHT
The Grace Mission Church was the scene
Of a pretty wedding last night. The bride
was Miss Lola Grace Wright. daughter of
Mrs. Jessie Shreve Wright, and the bride
groom was Mr.. Edward B. Soltau. Miss
Flora Kramer played the wedding music,
rendering the wedding march from Men
delssohn for the entrance Of the bridal par
ty. The ushers entered first. coming down
the two aisles of the church in the follow
ing order: Mr.. Harry Kramer, jr.. John Sol
tau. Mr.. Roy Wright, Mr.. Chester Martin.
Mr. P. G. Soltau and Mr.. Golding. The two
matrons of honor. Mrs. William d. Shreve
and Mrs Olive Bledsoe, entered next, and
following came the bridesmaid, Miss Madge
Martin, Of Edinburg, and the groomsman,
Mr. Arthur Egless. The bride and bride
groom entered the church by the opposite
aisles-the bride with her uncle, Mr.. Will
liam d. Shreve and Mr.. Soltau with his
best man, Mr.. William Soltau. The bridal
procession met at the altar and the cere-
mOny was pronounced by the Rev. G.. b.
Kimmel, while the music was changed to
Hearts and Flowers The bride wore a
sheered princess gown of silk muslin with
a taffeta sash. She carried a bouquet of
Bride roses, with streamers of smilax. Mrs.
Shreve wore her wedding gown of white
batiste and carried pink roses. Mrs. Bled-
soc was gOwned in pale green batiste and
carried pink roses also. Miss Martin wore
a blue embroidered NULL daintily fash
Toned, and carried an arm bouquet of pink
carnations. The church was decorated
with palms and ferns for the occasion.
After the service a reception for the bridal
party and relatives was held at the family
home on Hamilton avenue. The several
rooms were thickly hung with Virginia
creeper and decorated with ferns and pink
carnations. The dining room was also IN
pink and green and the table was strewn
with pink carnations and held the wedding
cake which was cut by the bride The
lawn was gay with Japanese lanterns and
seats. Assisting in the Inequalities were
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Wheatley. Mrs. Frank
Martin OF Edinburg, Miss Ethel and Miss
Josephine Vance of Danville, ILL.,, and Miss
Annie and Miss Minnie Sanders. Mr.. and
Mrs. Soltau will leave this morning for a
they will live at No. 351 Hamilton avenue,
where they will be at home after Sept. 10.
DALE-SwEETSER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARION. Ind, Aug. 5.-Propped upon
pillows on her sickbed. Miss Edith Sweet
ser, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. George
sweetser. this morning gave her hand in
marriage to DR.. B. c. Dale, a prominent
physician here. Miss Sweetser is alarm
ingly i'll. and the marriage was to have
taken place last night, because IL was
feared she would never recover. She was
unconscious all last evening, and the cere-
mony could not be performed. She rail-
lied this morning, and the Rev. Freeley
Rehrer was summoned at once. Only a
few relatives and intimate friends were
permitted TO enter the sickroom to witness
the marriage. The brides father is pres
ident OF the Marion Bank and one of the
wealthiest men in northern Indiana.