The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-12-21

fell from pink shaded candles In silver
candelabra and pink carnations were
gracefully arranged on the table. The
guests places were marked by attractive
name cards which bore medallions of girls
In cap and gown. with a pink carnation
thrust through each card. To meet the
visitors Miss Hibben entertained Miss
Theodosia Hadley. Miss Florence Dunning.
Miss Florence Jones, Miss Grace Aldrich
of Waverly. Miss Annie Dean, Miss Helen
Werbe and Miss Anne Hurry.
XXX
A pretty home Wedding took place last
week in Camden, N. j.. at the residence OF
Mrs. Maria Ellis. 912 Howard street. when
her daughter, Sophronia Mary. and Will
liam Joseph Judge were married. Miss
Mile schmid. of Philadelphia. was brides
maid and William Craig, of the same city,
was best man. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. F.. A De Maris, pastor
of the State-street NJ. E. Church, where
both of the young people were members.
After the ceremony refreshments were
served. Mr.. and Mrs. Judge will make
their home in Camden. The guests present
were Rev. and Mrs. f. A. De Maris, Miss
Tillie Schmid. William Craig, Mr. and Mrs.
j. schmid of Philadelphia. Mrs. Kate Con-
nelly, Mrs. Sweeten, Robert Judge, Mr.. and
Mrs. Andrew Fickes and daughter of Cam
den. The bride was formerly of Indian
apolis.
pretty home wedding of the week was
that OF Miss Estelle Marie Hover, daugh-
ter of Mrs. L. c. Hover, and DIR. Albert
Frederick Eiteljorg, which was solemnized
Thursday evening at the brides home on
North Illinois street. The Rev. d. r.
Lucas pronounced the ceremony at 7:3O
o'clock and during the ceremony a harpist
played Hearts and Flowers" There were
no attendants. the appointments of the
wedding being very simple. The bride was
gowned In gray crepe de chine, fashioned
with white chiffon. and carried American
Beauty roses. After the ceremony a we'd
ding supper was served. The several
rooms were attractively trimmed in the
Christmas colors of red and green Dr.
and Mrs Eiteljorg left for a wedding jour-
ney to the South. They will reside at the
Delaware, where they will be at home after
Jan. Is.
Mrs. Walter j. Goodall gave a large re-
ception Friday afternoon, entertaining in
honor of Mrs. Henry j. Huder. a recent
bride. Mrs Goodall's home on North Penn
sylvania street was prettily adorned with
Christmas green's and cut flowers. The
parlor had wall pockets of pink roses and
the library and dining room were In Ameri.
can Beauty roses and scarlet carnations
Mrs. Ostermann received the guests with
Mrs. Goodall and Mrs. Huder. and the
other assistants were Mrs. Edward Har-
mon, Mrs. George Edenharter, Mrs. Bur-
ton E. Parott, Mrs. Earl n. Ogle. Mrs
Winfield z. Miller. Mrs. Finley Pugh. Mrs
]. A. Sutcliffe. Mrs. Carroll De Witt. Mrs
Lynn B. MiIlikan. Mrs. William Horne
Mrs. U. G. Baker, Mrs. Herbert Hadley,
Mrs. Frank Van Camp. Mrs. Frank Elan
ner, Mrs. Clark E. Mallery, Mrs. A. l..
Lockridge, Miss Ostermann. Misses Sally
| Stephenson. A harpst played during the
| afternoon.
| A delightful tea for young people was
! given Thursday afternoon by Miss Eliza
beth Ketcham and Miss Priscilla Ketcham
| at their new home on North Meridian
street The guests were received fin the
| east drawing room, which was fragrant
gracefully arranged in bowls and vases.
The other rooms had pink roses for decora-
ton. and the dining room was exceedingly
attractive in the Christmas colors of red
and green. Mrs. j. l.. Ketcham assisted
her daughters in their Inequalities, and
their other assistants were Miss Ola Smith.
| Miss Lois Pratt, Miss Emily Winters. Miss
Martha Foster. Miss Corella Taylor, Miss
Il L afa lice I,r1io
and Jane Ketcham, Miss Elizabeth Ray,
| Miss Eleanor Ketcham, Miss Anna STAN
| ten, Miss Sickles, Miss Julia Brown, Miss
Harriet Buck of Peoria and Mrs. William
| Charles White. A number of the visitors
were present. among them being Miss
Barnard, of Rochester. N. Y; Miss Crosby,
! of Grand Rapids; Miss Hanna. of Fort
| Wayne. Miss Ruth Pratt. of New York,
and Miss Grubbs of Mexico.
The marriage of Miss Florence M. Sill
vius, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. e. T. Sill
vius. and Mr.. George ]. Cook was solem-
nized Wednesday evening at the home of
the brides parents on Ruckle street There
were no attendants. the ceremony being
pronounced by the Rev. G. NJ. Smith at {
o'clock Mrs. Clarence Brockway played
the wedding music, rendering the wedding
| march OF Mendelssohn for the entrance OF
the bridal party to the ceremony ROOM
and Believe Me, If All These Endearing
Young Charms" during the ceremony
| The bride was daintily gowned in a cream
peau de sole, fashioned with white chiffon
and pearls. She carried Bride roses The
house was adorned with pink roses, com
| bined with smilax and palms. Assisting
in the hospitalties were Mrs. A. b. Leck
| Mrs. Wesley Bennett, Mrs. Roscoe Keffer
and Miss Marie Leck. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook
will leave I'm few days for a trip to Fort
Wayne. They will be at home to THEN
friends at 2il2 Dewey avenue after Jan. Is
Mr.. Clarence Cook. of Arkansas, the
bridegroom's brother, was the only guest
present from out of town.
Wednesday evening at the home of Mrs
John Armstrong. on West Thirtieth street
occurred the marriage of her grand
daughter, Jessie Anne Beatty and Mr.
Carl Artemus Gunder. The appointment:
of the wedding were simple. only the rela
tives and most intimate friends beine
present. The bridal couple descended tn,
stairway to the wedding march of Mendei
ssohn. played by Miss Katherine Eberts
The only attendant was Mrs. Ida Oscar
Armstrong. an aunt of the bride. who pre-