The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-09-14

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Miss Helen Roach. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Roach, and Mr.. Willard c.
Wayman, of New Castle, were married
Wednesday evening in the Memorial Pres
byterian Church, the Rev. F. o. Ballard
officiating. The attendants in the bridal
party were Messrs. George Lehman, Ro-
mona and Cahill, Miss Bess McClintock
Miss Margaret Billings and Miss Mabel
Bogart. Miss Mabel Roach, a sister of the
bride. carried the ring, and Miss Edna
Shelton was flower girl. The ushers were
Messrs. Alfred G. Heiser, Carl and Harry
Briggs and William Christian. Miss Grace
LAWYER was maid of honor, and Mr.. Quirk
gowned in white chiffon over white satin,
and she carried Bride roses The brides
maids wore white, and carried arm bou-
quets of fall roses tied with white ribbons
After the ceremony there was large re-
ception at the family home, on Central av-
enue. The lawn and house were brilliant
were deliberately decorated with flowers
and ferns. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs. Roach
and the bridal party In receiving the guests
were Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Wayman; the par,
ents OF the bridegroom, Miss Mcfarland
and Miss Lawler. Assisting In the several
rooms were Mrs. William Overman, Miss
Grace Cunningham, Miss Edith Wayman,
Mrs. Klimper and Miss Eva Butler, of Gin.
cinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. Wayman left for
wedding trip through the East They will
live at the Guilford flats, where they will
be at home after Oct 1.
The marriage of Miss Cora King Smith,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Septimus Smith,
and Mr.. Charles ID. Snyder was solemnized
Wednesday evening at the home of Mr..
Mrs. Emit
The Rev. Virgil w. Tevis, of the Fletcher
place Church. officiated. There were no
attendants, all the appointments of the oc-
casion being very simple. Assisting during
the evening were Mrs. Charles d. Fergu-
son and Miss Maude Woolford. of st. Paul
Charles Case, of ST. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs
Snyder will live at the Emelie, where they
will be at home after Oct. 1.
CRYSTAL ANNIVERSARY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert H. Hadley OBJ
served the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage yesterday. In the afternoon Mrs.
Hadley was the hostess for a large recep-
ton and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Had
ley gave a card party of twenty tables.
Their home was deliberately adorned with
vines and asters of various shades. The
archways and mantels were hung with
cypress vines and molding of the walls
outlined with the green vines. Great
punches of Lavender asters were arranged
in the hallway, white asters were in the
library and the parlor where the guests
were received had quantities of pink aSters
arranged on the mantels and in wall pock-
cts. The appointments of the dining room
We're all In silver. symbolic of the day.
The table was laid in silver with center
piece of scarlet sage. The light fell from
red-shaded candles in crystal candelabra,
which stood on the table and buffet. Mrs.
Ho6l 0xrfc fcfa 20 Cor rhn ga
her bridesmaid; Mrs. Clark E. Mallery,
Mrs. George NJ Hawkins, Mrs. Thomas
A. Swain, Mrs. n. c. Smith, Mrs. Harris
| Galbraith, Mrs. John E. Stephenson, Mrs.
c. c. Hadley. Mrs. E. A. Hendrickson. Mrs.
Samuel Spellman, Mrs. c. E. Kregelo, Mrs.
Mrs. l.. B. Millkan, Mrs. c. C.. Hunt of
New Castle. Mrs. Thomas Hadley. Mrs.
Flora Iliff, Mrs. A. J. Hartman, Mrs. c. ID.
Pearson, Mrs. Frank Harrington, Mrs. j.
w. Williams, Mrs Joseph Parviss of Gin
cinnat, Mrs. Alice Phillips of Kokomo. Mrs.
Frank Newcomb. Mrs. William Horne Mrs.
o. ID. Weaver Of Chicago. and at the punch
table were Misses Olive Hawkins, Reba
James, Bertha Dildine and Hazel Spellman.
Last night the young girls who served
the punch in the afternoon assisted Mr.. and
Mrs. Hadley, and Mr.. Joseph Parviss, Of
Cincinnati. and Mr.. G.. G. Hunt, of New
Castle, joined their wives here for the
party. Mr.. and Mrs Hadley received many
gifts of crystal, and the prizes for the
games were appropriate to the occasion.
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY.
Christopher and Katherine Zimmerman
| celebrated their golden wedding anniver-
| say with supper Friday evening at their
home, lilo East Washington street, where
they have been living for the past thirty
five years. Their home was prettily dec
Grated with fall blossoms, many of which
were sent them by their friends. AT the
supper served in honor of the occasion all
of Mr.. and Mrs Zimmerman's family was
present. except one son, who is now on
not able to arrive in time for the celebra-
ton. but will be home in a few days. The
favors were yellow satin bows and dainty
bon-bon boxes. Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman
were both born in Pennsylvania. Mr.. Zim-
norman came to Indianapolis in 1850 and
engaged in the gravel roofing business with
the late Edwin May, architect of the State
house, and he Is still engaged in the bust
ness. They exhibited a little gravel roof
house at the first State fair and took a pre-
MUM on it, Mr.. and Mrs. Zimmerman
were married in Plainfield. where the latter
had lived since childhood They were mar
ried Sept. II. 1852 and came Immediately
to Indianapolis. They first lived at the
corner of Market and Liberty streets NOV
ing later to their present home. They had
five children, all of whom are married and
living in the city. They Mrs. Belle Shi-
mer, Joshua, Mrs. w. A. Johnson, Charles
and Walter Zimmerman Mr.. and Mrs
Zimmerman are both in good health. He
ndS Dccu d SuOoSilDcA VI Ihc Slice
1850 and has always voted the Republican
ticket He became an Odd Fellow in 1S49
and a Mason in 1870.
SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY.
Rev. and Mrs. Thomas A. Goodwin OBJ
served their sixtieth wedding anniversary
yesterday with family reunion at their
home, 122O College avenue. From 3 to 8
o'clock in the evening they held recep-
ton and many of their numerous friends
called to greet them. Souvenirs for the
bv Mrs. Plant of Appleton Wis one of
the daughters of Rev. and Mrs. Goodwin.
The front page bore the portraits and the
names-Rev. Thomas A. Goodwin, Content
L. Craft, Sept. Ii, 1S42-1902.
LuucheOns and Companies.
Miss Blanche Laycock gave card party
Wednesday afternoon in honor of her