The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-11

the Rev Frederick Dewhurst OF Chicago,
who used his own marriage service Inc
wedding music was played by NOBLE hrel-
der. OF Goshen. and the bridal party en-
tered to the strains of the "Llebes-Lled
Miss Lucy Howe and Miss BESSIE Hen
bricks entered first, following them came
Mr.. T G. Steele with Mrs. Mckay, then
I the bridesmaids, Miss Mary Louise Mckay
and Miss Margaret Steele. The bride en-
/ tered on the arm Of her father. The library
was used for the ceremony and the green
/ OF the palms and plants with which II was
\ filed made an attracuve Dackgrouhd LOT
\ the white gowns Of the bride and her
/ maids. The other rooms OF the house were
/ filed with white garden flowers and green
/ plants The brides table was also in white
/ and green The bride wore a gown of
\ white embroidered mousseline over silk.
\ Her maids were in dainty gowns Of white
swiss. two Of whom carried marRuerites
and two carried bouquets Of sweet peas.
Y Mr. and Mrs. Steele left for a short trip.
! On their return they will be given a recep-
ton on the evening of July by Mr.. and
I Mrs. Mckay. Among those who came for
/ the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Edwin l..
Allen. OF Cincinnati, Mrs. Catherine Allen,
Of Waynesville. O., and Mrs. Frederick
/ Dewhurst OF Chicago.
BEAN-LANGSDALE.
Miss Annetta Langsdale and Charles Will
liam Bean, of Washington, Ind were mar
ried last night at the home Of the brides
grandmother, Mrs. Violet Langsdale, on
East Ohio street. The ceremony was per-
Il
of Jacksonville, an uncle of the bride, Of
floating. There were no attendants, the
bride entering with her uncle, Joseph T.
Elliott. who gave her away. Mr.. Bean and
/ the minister met them before a green
/ pyramid of plants in the north parlor'
/ where the ceremony was read. Miss Helen
Il: Loves played the wedding march from
''Lohengrin' and during the ceremony
| played Believe Me, If All These Endear-
| ing Young Charms" The house was prettily
xx-ffh yar6a &.
! Pink roses were used In the dining room
| decorations, and pink tapers in silver
candlesticks lighted the room. The bride
! gown was dainty creation OF french
/ lawn and lace Her bouquet was Of Bride
roses. Assisting in the Inequalities of the
| evening were Mrs. Bean, Mr.. and Mrs
| Asbury Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Elliott, Mr..
| and Mrs. Henry L. Smith. Among those
who came for the wedding were Mrs. c. r..
| Asbury, of JeffersOnville; Mrs. G. A. Bean,
Miss Mabel Bean and Robert Bean, Of
| Washington; Mrs. Bill and Mrs. Moffet, of
| Chicago, and Miss Mary Johnson, of Nash
Vile Tenn. Mr.. and Mrs. Bean left last
| be al home after July 5 at sos Hefron
| street, Washington.
| KORBLY-PALMER.
A church wedding was celebrated yester-
day morning at O'Clock in SIS. Peter and
Paul's Cathedral The bride Miss Isa-
bel Palmer and the groom was Charles A.
Korbly The attendants were the brides
sister. Miss Lucy Palmer. and Bernard
Korbly The bridal party entered the
church to the strains of the march by
Mendelssohn. Father Chartrand offlciated
and the nuptial mass was sung by the full
choir. Only the relatives and most init
| mate friends were present. The church
| and chancel were filled with palms and
| green foliage set with white flowers. The
brides gown was of white Paris muslin
| with insertions of lace. She wore picture
! hat of white rose petals and carried a
| shower bouquet of Bride roses. Miss Lucy
Palmer was in white organdy with a sash
| of green satin. Her bouquet was of mar
| guerites. Gilbert Hurry and Sherman
| Steele ushered After the ceremony at the
| church a wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the brides parents. DR.. and
! Mrs. John +. Johnston Green and white
| prevailed in the decorations of the home as
| well as of the church. The bridal table
held center basket filled with white gar
| den flowers, and seated here with Mr. and
Mrs. Korbly were Miss Lucy Palmer, Miss
| Anne Hurry, Father Chartrand, Gilbert
Hurry. Sherman Steele Bernard Korbly
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Churchman. Mr.
and Mrs Korbly left for short wedding
| journey. They will be at home after July
10 at the Lexington.
FOR MISS FLETCHER.
Miss Lucy Taggart was the hostess for a
bridal luncheon yesterday, having for her
guest of honor Miss Louisa Fletcher, who
will be married on the 18th of this month
to Newton Booth Harrington. With Miss
| Fletcher fourteen of her most intimate
| friends were entertained by Miss TaggaTt
| The table at which the guests were seated
was exceedingly handsome. with great
! French basket of Bride roses for the CEN
terpiece and appointments of silver. big
| bridal bow of white tulle tied the handle of
the basket and tule bows marked the chair
| Of the bride. The guests places were
marked with white satin ribbons. bearing
| their names and the monogram +. and T..
| in letters of gold.
| JTNDERWOOD-M'COY
At o'clock this afternoon Miss Augusta
| Mccoy, sister of the bride of the morn
ing and Mr.. Ahram Underwood, business
man of Cheyenne. Wyo., were married at
the brides home.
Guests from out of the city were Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Mccoy. Mt. Carmel, ILL.,; Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Dunlavy, Trinidad, Col; j.
L. Mccoy. Eldorado ILL.,; DR.. J. w. Mccoy,
| Wheeling. w. Va; Miss Bessie Crum and
Bert and Ralph Crum, Cicero, and Mrs. 1.
n. Pierce, Terre Haute. Mr.. and Mrs. Peck
will take a short trip to the lakes, and Mr..
end Mrs. Underwood will go Immediately TO
| their home in Cheyenne.
wILLMAN-SMITH
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, June 1O-The
marriage of Miss Cynthia, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Smith, and r. X
Whitman. one Of the leading lumber deal
ers of this State. took place here this
| evening. Inc ceremony was performed
by the Rev. John @. Durfee. of the Pres
| byterian Church, in the parlors of the
Smith home, West Washington street,
which had been beautifully decorated.
There were a number of guests from a
/ distance. The young people left on the
midnight train for an extended bridal trip,
and on their return will occupy the old
| Whitman homestead on West Kickapoo
street. They will be at home after July
Is. The bride is the daughter of H. B..
Smith, former state senator and president
of the Citizens State Bank. Mr.. Whitman
is the son of J. p. Whitman, one of the
city's oldest citizens
PECK-MCOY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| GREENCASTLE, Ind. June 1O.-At half
past 10 o'clock this morning took place the
marriage of Miss Ethel Mccoy. daughter of
DR. and Mrs. ]. G. Mccoy, and Mr. Ken
meth Peck of this city. at the home of the
brides parents. The officiating minister was
Dr. j. :. Hoagland. pastor of ColIege-ave-
nue. Methodist Episcopal Church The maid
of honor was Miss Bertha Mccoy. sister of
the bride. and the second attendant was
Miss Nellie Osborne. of Brazil The groom
was attended by Mr.. Ross Houck and Mr..
Will Peck. the latter a cousin of the groom
The house beautifully decorated with
roses palms and ferns.
HICKOK-BROWN
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind. June 10.-Raymond G..
Hickok ard Mrs. Rena, Brown were mar
red at the home OF the brides parents.