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

TALBOT-MINOR.
pretty wedding last night was that of
Miss Eleanor Minor, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. John w. Minor. and Mr.. George WINS
low Talbot. which occurred at the home
OF the brides parents on North Capltol
avenue. The relatives and closest friends
or the two families were hidden 10 ne
ceremony. which was pronounced at tSO
O'Clock. The south parlor was used as the
ceremony room, and a mass of palms anu
FERNS formed the background for the weu-
ding group Miss Lohmeyer, OF Peru, was
maid OF honor, entering the room AFTER the
minister, the Rev. j. Cumming smith, ano
the bridegroom and his best man, Mr.. Jonn
w. Minor, jr. Miss Lohmeyer was gowned
In white crepe de chine, made with low
corsage and over pink taffeta: The corsage
was edged with a soft shirring OF chlHoh
and the sash was of the pink chlfton Sne
carried pink chrysanthemums. The little
flower girl. Harriet Minor Dithmer, g0wned
In a dainty frock of white batiste and car
rying basket OF roses, preceded the pride
and scattered rose petals in her pain. Inc
bride entered the ceremony room with ner
father. An orchestrs. played the wedding
music. rendering the wedding march from
MendelsSOhn for She entrance and On
Thou Sublime, Sweet Evening Star while
the ceremony was being pronounced. Inc
bride was gowned in a white crepe de cnlne
made over taffeta. The skirt was shirred
and finished with a deep accordion fiounce.
with tiny ruffles of grenadine ribbon.
bertha of duchesse lace fell trom the shout
combined with tiny gold beads. Her veil
fell from her face and was held with an
aigrette and her bouquet was shower or
purple violets. She wore a diamond brooch,
the gift of Mr.. Talbot. After the service a
buffet supper was served and later re-
ception was held between the hours or
decorated with chrysanthemums and palms.
and the dining room had a pyramid OF
palms for it's centerpiece and the lights
were shaded with pink.
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guests were received by Mr.. and Mrs. j.
w. Minor, Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Talbot, Mr..
and Mrs. F. NJ. Talbot, Mrs. Marie Talbot
of Marion, Mr.. and Mrs. Rettig OF Peru
and Mrs. A. w. Rhodecker. of Pekin. Ill.
Assisting in the Inequalities were Miss Vir-
ginla Minor DR.. and Mrs. 4. III. Griswold
OF Peru. Mrs. Raymond of Marion, Mr.. and
Mrs Thadeus w. Rhodecker of Pekin. Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dithmer, Miss Agnes
Dithmer. Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Shoemaker.
Mr.. and Mrs. George c. Pearson, Miss En-
ma Virginia Pearson. Mr. and Mrs. Obie ].
Smith, Captain Hiram Bearss of the Philip
pines, Miss Virginia Straughan, DR.. III. II.
Wheeler and Mr.. Merrill Talbot. Among
the guests from out of town were Mrs.
Olive Steele of Noblesville Miss Florence
Fetter and Miss Blanche Bloomfield Of
Peru. Mr.. and Mrs. Talbot left last night
for an Eastern trip. They will be at home
on their return at the Savoy, after Jan. 10.
A BEAUTIFUL RECEPTION.
One of the handsomest receptions of the
season was held yesterday afternoon by
Mrs. Albert Gall, Mrs. Edmund F. Gall,
Mrs. Albert Gall, jr., and Mrs. Frederick
r. Gall at the Gall homestead North
Illinois street. The guests were received
by the hostesses in the south parlor. Mrs.
Gall was gowned in white organdie. made
over white silk and fashioned with lace;
Mrs. z. F. Gall wore an imported gown
of silk grass linen, embroidered in lace,
over pink taffeta; Mrs. Frederick r. Gall
wore cream lace gown over pink taffeta,
and Mrs. Albert Gall, jr., was in yellow
silk, trimmed with duchesse lace and blue
panne velvet. The house was lavishly
decorated throughout with a profusion of
flowers, palms and southern smilax. Harris
orchestra, screened by tall palms in the
hallway, played during the receiving hour.
In the reception room clusters OF white
chrysanthemums were arranged among the
green foliage and the punchroom had yell
low chrysanthemums arranged in the same
way. The dining room was in American
Beauty roses, and was exceptionally at
tractiye. For the centerpiece of the table
there was great basket of the long
stemEled roses, which dropped over its
sides, while the handle was wound with
purple violets. American Beauty roses
were also gracefully arranged on the buffet
coffee room were pink, with pink candles
in candelabra on the table. Here the man
tel was banked with pink begonias and
ferns. Assisting in the Inequalities were:
Mrs. William Dickson, Mrs. McCurdy
Mrs. George Dickson, Mrs. Fred Dickson,
Mrs. Frederick Scholz, Mrs A. III. Wright,
Mrs. James Jones, Mrs. Thomas j. Chris
tian,, Mrs. John Dickson. Mrs. Charles
Ruschaupt, Mrs. John r. Pearson, Mrs
Horace Smith, Mrs. Catherine Ruschaupt.
Mrs A. NJ Kuhn; Mrs; Albert Cooper,
| Mrs. Carl Walk, Mrs. +. T. Rush, Mrs
| Samuel Fletcher, Mrs. Frederick futile,
| Mrs Harry j. Craig, Mrs. Thomas Parry,
Mrs Frank "A. Morrison, Mrs. y. q. G;a-
ham. Mrs, Frank Wood. Mrs. Thaddeus
Houston, Mrs. Reginald Garstang, Mrs.
| Charles Wittenberg, Mrs. William Birk,
Mrs Charles Roemler, Mrs. Robert Church.
| Somr1ervilie, Mrs. David Braden, Miss
| Emma Wittenberg, Miss Rose Holmes, Miss
Edna Kuhn, Miss Minnie Scholz. Miss Ger
trude Hayes and Miss Stella Rauh.
RAYMOND-BRASH
The marriage of Miss Lena Tirzah Brash.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel J. Brash.
and Mr.. Harry Willard Raymond. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley b. Raymond. was SOL
emnized at 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon at
the home of the brides parents on College
avenue. The appointments of the wedding,
| while simple. were beautiful There were
no attendants, the bride and the bride
groom following the minister, the Rev. G..
| A. Pollock. of Elgin. ILL.,. in the ceremony
room. Great clusters of American Beauty
roses combined with palms and ferns
| stood beneath canopy of smilax,
which was studded with white chrysanthe-
| NUNS. AS they entered the room the we'd
| ding march by Mendelssohn was played by
| an orchestra. and while the Episcopal ring
service was read the music was changed to
20 Promise Me-" The bride was hand
| sOmely gowned in Louis XIV coat. worn
| with a white embroidered doeskin skirt.
| The coat was of pompadour silk of blue
and white with vest of white silk and a
| jabot of lace. The sleeves were 10 the
| elbow finished with deep fall of lace The
skirt was cut with scallops with fagotted
seams, worn over pale blue silk skirt
Her hat was picture hat of white beaver,
trimmed with long white plume and
white roses, and her bouquet was of Amer
| lean Beauty roses. The guests included
about fifty of the relatives and friends A
wedding supper was served after the cere-
mony The several rooms were all at
tractively decorated with flowers and
| the table had for its centerpiece a low
| basket OF pink roses set in maiden -ha ir
| ferns Assisting Mr.. and Mrs Brash were
Mr. and Mrs. p. B. Raymond. Mrs. ]. o.
Van Wrinkle. Mrs. Robert Geddes Mrs
| Jackson Landers, Mrs. William Macbeth.
| of Bellefontaine, o.: Captain and Mrs. A.
b. Drum, of Fort Myer, Va; Mrs F. y
| Creelman. of Cairo. ILL.,, and. Mrs Edward
| Dexter, of Milwaukee. Mr.. and Mrs Raw
mond left Immediately, for the South On
Woodruff Place. where they will be at
home after Dec. Is.
| PATTISON-WOCHER
A beautiful home wedding last night was
that of Miss Gertrude Balls Wocher daugh-
| ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wocher. and Mr.
| George Clark Pattison. son of Mrs. Sarah
| j. Fattison, which took place at s o'clock
| the Rev. Nj. l.. Haines pronouncing the