The Indianapolis journal., 1902-10-23

WASHINGTON.
Mrs. Frances Pierce. Miss Sailie Hatch.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. j. Wilson. Miss Mabel
Armstrong. Mr.. Harry Armstrong and Mr..
Lee Bartlett. OF Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs.
william stewart Kenny, of Chicago; the
Misses Elliott, of Tippecanoe. and Mr.. and
Mrs. j. Fred Crane of Brooklvn N "
Mr. and Mrs. Applegate left last night for
a fortnights wedding journey. On their
return they will reside at SIP North Me-
ridian street, where they will be at home
after Jan. l.
POHLMAN-COOK
A pretty wedding took place Yesterday
morning at IL o'clock at the Holy Cross
Church. the bride being Miss Grace Agatha
Cook, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. N.
Cook, and the bridegroom was Mr.. Edward
j. Pohlman. The friends and relatives of
the two families were seated by the ushers,
Mr.. Louis OFT, Mr. Walter Johnson. Mr..
Hunter Richey and Mr. Joe Fox. Before
the ceremony the full vested choir sang
the mass and Miss O'Leary played the we'd
ding march for the bridal professional.
Little Pauilne Baker entered first, carrying
satin pillow and wearing dainty frock
of white swiss. The maid of honor. Miss
Mabel Norris, followed. Miss Norris was
gowned IIe in n pink silk crepe, trimmed with
ture hat of white chiffon, trimmed with
clusters of green grapes, and carried a
shower bouquet of pink roses. The bride
in white chiffon, made over chiffon and taft
feta. Her long tulle veil was held with
white ostrich pompom and she carried a
shower bouquet of Bride roses. Half way
down the aisle the bride and her maid were
met by the bridegroom and his best man.
Mr.. Walter Engle, and conducted to the al
tar. wnere the marriage service was pro-
nounced by Father Sprigler. During the
service Mrs. Fannie Felix Maloney of Gin
cinnati, sang Call Me Thy Own The al
tar. banked with palms and white chrysan-
inc for
bridal party. For the recessionai Mendels-
sohns wedding march was played After
the service at the church wedding break
fast was served at the home of the brides
parents, on East Market street and the
bridal party, few intimate friends and the
relatives were entertained. A number of
the guests were from out of town and
among them were Mrs. Margaret J. Erwin
and son John, Miss Florence Gregory and
Mr.. Cough, of Muncie; Mr.. and Mrs Quig-
ley and family. of Greenfield; Mr.. Thomas
Mr.. William Kane and family and Miss
Margaret Kane, of Cincinnati: Mr.. and
Mrs John w Tevis. of Madison Miss
cago; Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Reagan and
family. of Terre Haute, and Mr. Belmont
McKeen. of New York city. Mr. and Mrs
Pohlman left last night for wedding trip
to Chicago and Milwaukee On their re-
turn they will live at the Palmer flats,
where they will be at home after Nov. Is
KELLER-GINZ
Last night at the home of Mrs. Emma
Ginz on North East street. occurred the
wedding of her daughter, Miss Gertrude
Helen Ginz, and Mr.. julius c. Keller, jr.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius c. Keller. The
Rev. Mr.. Peters. of lions Church, pro-
nounced the wedding service at s o'clock
before the friends and relatives of the two
families The west parlor was the cere-
mony room and here a mass of palms
formed a background for the wedding
rf-v r6A 1NrfA
Laura Ginz and Miss Bertha Keller and
the bridegroom by Mr.. Bert Keller and
Mr.. Albert Ginz. The bride entered the
room with her eldest brother, Mr. Otto
Ginz, who gave her away. She wore a
gown Of white crepe de chine, trimmed
with sunburst pleating of chiffon and
French valencienneS lace She wore a
veil and carried bouquet of Bride roses
Miss Laura Ginz was dressed in a gray
satin foulard made over rose-colored silk
and carried pink roses. Miss Keller wore
a pink silk grenadine and carried pinS
roses. An orchestra played the wedding
music, rendering the "Lohengrin'' wedding
march for the entrance, and "Oh Thou
Sublime, Sweet Evening STAR during the
ceremony. The several rooms were attrac-
lively arranged with palms and flowers,
green and white prevailing in the decora-
tion was held at the Maennerchor Hall,
which was elaborately and appropriately
decorated and a wedding, supper was
at log North Oriental street and will be at
home after Dee. 1 Among those who came
for the the wedding % were Mr.. and Mrs George
ton, o., and Mr.. Harvey Ginz, of South
Bend.
AN EVENING RECEPTION.
A delightful evening reception was given
last night by Mr.. and Mrs. Pleasant Bond
at their home on Park avenue, in honor
of their son, Mr.. Walter Bond, and his
bride, Mrs. Bond, who was formerly Miss
Alice Howland. Mr.. and Mrs. Bond re-
ceived the guests in the east parlor with
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bond, Mr.. Charles
HOwland and Mrs. Hiram HoWland
graceful cluster of American Beauty roses
in vase and delicate asparagus vines hung
on the chandelier and doorways formed a
pretty decoration in this room. The Sec
ond parlor was equally attractive in white
and green. White chrysanthemums ar
ranged with ferns were us7d in banking
the fireplace and mantel md the same
flowers were arranged in vases on the ta-
bles. The dining room was done In pink.
The light fell from pink shaded candles
and pink roses decorated the table and
buffet. Mr.. and Mrs. Bond were assisted
in their hospitalities by their daughter,
Miss Nina Bond, and a group of their
% fred NJ i ogie' % Mr. and MI Mrs anf Herbert M S s.
Wood, Mrs Charles K. KregeN, Mr. and
Mrs Mrs H. G Broadbeck; Miss Howland.
Miss Daisy Avery, Miss Clara Hawkins.
Miss Florence Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
Seaton and Misses Helen and Frances
Howland. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bond will
go to housekeeping next week at 800 East
Twenty-second street, where they will be
at home to their friends later.
RANDALL-HAYES
One of the prettiest home weddings of the
season was that of Mr.. Arthur Joshua RAN
dali and Miss Anna Ellen Hayes, which
took place last evening at their new home,
corner of Talbot avenue and Twenty
eighth street At $50 the bridal party en-
tered the parlors the wedding march
from "Lohengrin'' was being played by
Mr. Clarence Veeder Nixon. The ceremony
was performed by the Rev. George NJ.
Smith to the strains of 20 Thou Sublime,
Sweet Evening Star" The bride was
Charming in white organdie over white
taffeta silk made en- train, with yoke and
bertha of duchesse lace. She carried an
arm bouquet of Bride roses. The guests
from away were Miss Myra Watkins, Miss
Helena Shean. Miss Katherine Casey and
Miss Nora Casey of Crawfordsvflle, and
Mrs. Arthur Biggs and daughter, Of War
saw. Mr. and Mrs. Randall will be at home
to their friends after Nov. 90
SEE-JACKMAN.
A simple home wedding last night was
that of Miss Anna Jackman and Mr.. Frank
d. See, which was solemnized in their new
home SIS East New York street. The fam
lilies and intimate friends were present at