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

wedding music. The attendants included
Miss Opdyke and Miss Wagner, of Dayton,
o., cousins OF the bridegroom, Mr.. Albert
Harold and Mr.. Clifford Harold. the brides
brothers, and Mr.. Maurice Larkin, of Day
ton, o. The bride was prettily gowned in
white wolfe trimmed with lace and satin
ribbons. with fagoted seams. Her bouquet
was of Bride roses. The bridesmaids were
both gowned In pink and carried pink roses.
The house was decorated In the holiday
colors of red and green, the idea carried
out by the use Of palms, smilax and cut
flowers. Assisting in the Inequalities were
Miss Estelle Green and Miss Lura Harold.
Among the out-of-town guests present
were Mr.. and Mrs. John Harold and son of
Noblesville, DR.. /. s. Harold and family of
Richmond, Miss Harriet Harold of
Knightstown. Mrs Hunt of Charlottesville,
Wagner, Miss Katherine Wagner Miss
Eva Opdyke and Mr. Maurice Larkin, all
of Dayton, o. Mr.. and Mrs. Hicks will
reside at 1919 North Capitol avenue, where
they will be at home to their friends after
Jan. I.
Miss Lena Maude Byrd. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. George A. Byrd, and Mr.. Bernard
Arthur Scofield, of Brazil, were married
Wednesday evening at o'clock at the
home of the brides parents on North Penn
sylvania street. The appointments of the
wedding were exceedingly pretty. The
ceremony room held a mass of palms set
with tall white candles, with pedestals on
either side holding baskets of pink and
stood for the ceremony. Miss Harriet
Dithmer. as little flower girl, preceded the
bride. who was attended by Miss Anna
Shackelford, of Anderson. as maid of
honor and Miss Ethel Halstead, of Brazil.
bridesmaid. Mr.. Harry Poe Johnson, Of
Brazil. was best man. Mrs. John Rawley,
Of Brazil, sang Call Me Thine Own" while
the ceremony was pronounced by the Rev.
Worth NJ. Tippy. The bride was beautifully
gowned in white panne crepe fashioned
with exquisite rose point lace. She car
ried bouquet of Bride roses. Miss
Shackelford wore a dainty white Swiss
gown and carried pink roses, and Miss
Halstead was in pink point d'esprit, with
pink roses The decorations in the other
rooms were of holly with the exception of
the dining room, where the color scheme
of green and white was followed. About
100 friends and relatives were present,
many of whom were former De Paw
students. the bride having attended that
university. Guests from out of town for
the wedding included Mr.. and Mrs. w. c.
Hall and Miss Sallie Hall. Mr.. Curtis SEQ
field, Mr.. and Mrs. c.. w. Crawford, Mr..
and Mrs. j. N. Haistead, Miss nellie
Luther and Miss Mary Sherfey of Brazil,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Alder, Miss Josephine
Donnehoe and Miss Esther Bechtel of
Greencastle. and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Scott
Miss Harriet Harding of Charlottesville
Miss Alpha Miller, Miss Lillian Byrd Of
Ladoga, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cooms, Miss
Marion Wood of Muncie, Mr.. and Mrs.
Otto Coffman of Roachdale. Miss Mary
Mitchell of Eaton, o., and Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Stevenson of Marion. Mr.. and Mrs
Scofield left for wedding Journey to New
York. They will reside in Brazil, where
they will be at home after Jan. Is.
Miss Lois Pratt, who has recently re-
turned from a several years sojourn
abroad. was formally introduced Friday
afternoon to Indianapolis society by Mrs
Hugh Henry Hanna at a reception at her
..
Hanna and Miss Pratt. who was charm
ingly gowned in white with great bouquet
of violets received the guests with Mrs
Lenora Smith and Mrs. Mary Moore The
receiving party stood in the north drawing
room, which was most attractively adorned
in pink and green. Masses of pink carna-
tions, set against green ferns and palms,
banked the fireplace and mantel. The
swell window was hung with Southern smi-
lax, and from its arch was suspended a
dainty French basket filled with pink car
nations. The lights were shaded with pink
rose shades. Assisting Mrs. Hanna in her
Inequalities were Mrs. Hugh II. Hanna, jr,
Mrs. William E. Sharpe, Misses Julia Har-
rison and Deborah Moore, Miss Ola Smith
and Miss Ruth Pratt The artistic COM
mination of The Christmas colors, crimson
and green, were used entirely in the elab-
crate decoration of the remainder of the
house. Christmas wreaths hung in all the
| windows and the arches of the doors and
windows were entwined with Southern smi-
| lax, as was the stairway. The dining room
was especially attractive. strands of holly
being suspended from the four corners OF
| the ceiling. meeting in the center with a
| hanging bell of the red and green holly.
| The broad bay window was draped in the
| same manner with tiny red Christmas bells
| interspersed among the foliage. Scarlet
| poinsettia banked the mantel and the table
| held center basket of the same flowers,
| which harmonized with the red-shaded
| tapers which lighted the room. Last even
| ing Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna received together
for. Miss Pratt, having for guests the young
people. Miss Julia Harrison Moore re-
| ceived with them, and Miss Pratt was
gowned in another beautiful white costume
and carried a bouquet of pink roses. AS
| sisting during the evening were Mrs. Le-
nora Smith, Mrs. Moore, Miss Deborah
Moore Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh III. Hanna, jr
MIR. and Mrs. William Z. Sharpe. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Walter L. Milliken, Miss Ola Smith
| Miss Ruth Pratt. Miss Louise Bybee, Miss
Eloise Lyman and Miss Margaret McCul.
| loch. Harris orchestra played during the
| afternoon and evening.
Saturdays Companies.
Mr. and Mrs. Perley Bonte Raymond
| entertained at dinner yesterday evening
at their home i'm Woodruff Place for Their
son, Mr.. Harry Raymond. and his bride