The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-19
Mr. and Mrs. Harrington Go East for
the Summer-Personal and So
ciaI Notes.

banked the walls and mantes. Mr. Tark-
ingtOn and Miss Fletcher entered together
and were met by the minister. the Rev.
Lewis Brown, OF St. PauFs Episcopal
Church. and the best man, Mark Ewing, Of
st. Louis. The ring ceremony of the Episco-
pal Church was used and during the serv-
ice a minuet was played Miss Hilda
Fletcher. younger sister Of the bride, was
her only attendant. Every detail of the
wedding was marked by simplicity. yet the
beauty of the appointments throughout
could not have been surpassed. The entire
house was garden of palms and vines set
with white roses. An orchestra played the
wedding music from "LOhengrin' for the
entrance and for congra tulations Believe
Me, if all those Endearing Young Charms"
The bride was gOwned in an exquisite
princess gown of white satin. The seams
were all fagotted and the only emDelllsh-
ment was a narrow yoke Of duchesse lace.
a long veil. completely envelOping her, was
caught with a diamond crescent, the gift of
Mr.. Harrington, and orange blossoms she
carried a shower of lilies OF the valley tied
with white tulle, which on her departure
she bestowed upon Miss Wallick and Miss
Taggart Miss Hilda Fletcher wore a sim
pie gown of white null and lace and car
ried an arm bouquet of pink roses.
After the ceremony buffet breakfast
was served in the dining room, which was
roses palms, ferns and vines. The pol
ished table in the center of the room, held
an immense French basket of white roses,
nearly reaching to the chan teller above.
Surrounding il were smaller tables at which
the guests seated. A number of
elaborate and beautiful toilettes were worn
by the guests. Mrs. ]. Alfred Barnard, a
sister of the bride, was gowned In Il white
crepe de chene. Mrs. John 5. Harrington
wore a pale gray satin, trimmed with
duchesse lace. Mrs. o. Il. jameson, sis
A. a &C. 1a1n
gown with panels of blue satin and violet
clusters, with a white rose hat Mrs Will
liam Harrington was gowned in a pale
gray crepe de chene, embroidered with
white roses. Mrs. StOughtOn Fletcher, jr.,
wore a white embroidered Swiss and car
ried great bunch OF American Beauty
roses. Miss Mary Sayles was gowned In
white point d'espirit. Miss Katherine Wal
lick wore a white cloth gown, heavily ap-
pliqued, with a hat of pale yellow and
fluffy boa of the same color. Mrs. Ritzng-
er was in a lavender silk gown. Mrs. Will
liam Scott wore handsome imported robe
of silver and purple. Miss Lucy TagSart
wore a pale pink Organdie, daintily fash
toned. Mrs. John n. Carey was gOwned
in pink crepe de chene. Miss Carey wore
a blue crepe, embroidered in silver with
turquoise trimming. Mrs. Daniel Stewart
wore a gown of black and white satin. Mrs.
Victor Hendricks wore a black lace robe,
with silver trimming.
number of out-of-town guests were
present, among them Mrs. Locke, of Ash
Laura Ritzinger Briggs, of Cambridge,
Mass, a cousin; Misses Genevieve and
Elizabeth Ames, of Greencastle, cousins of
Mr.. Harrington; Mark Ewing, of st. Louis;
FentOn Booth, of Marshall, Ill; Wood
ward Clay, of Lexington, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harrington left yesterday
afternoon for New York. Mrs. Tarking-
tons going-away gown was of dark blue
silk, with a box coat of the same material.
The waist was of cream-colored lace over
silk of the same shade and she wore
hal with win
Mrs. Harrington will spend some time in
the mountains near New York and will re-
turn TO that city about the LIST of July,
when Mr.. Harrington will be best man at
Harold Murray's wedding. Next week the
University Club in New York will give
reception in their honor and number of
for them. Later they will go to Quebec
and take a trip through Canada, returning
TO this city late in the fall.
DAHLEN-SHOVER.
One OF the most elaborate and beautiful
of the church weddings of this season oc-
CURED last night in Meridian-street Church.
The bride was Miss Nettie Ewing Shower.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. SHOW
er, and the bridegroom Herbert Philip Dab
len son of Mr.. and Mrs Richard Dahlen,
of Terre Haute. The ceremony was at S
o'clock and the church was filled with
friends and relatives of the two families
Palms and green foliage formed the deco
rations of the church and bouquets of flow
tied with white satin ribbons marked
the pews for the relatives. Four little boys
carrying the white ribbons preceded the
bridal party in the church They wore
white suits and were De Mott and Braden
Caldwell Fred Schleicher and Alvin Abbey.
The uSherS entered two abreast as follows:
Dwight Ritter and Fred Einecky, of Terre
Haute, Ralph Helm and Harry Miller of
Terre Haute, Willard Gibbs, of Pittsburg
and Harold Conduit, George Reeves and
Harry Budwin. of Terre Haute. The brides
maids, all of whom were gOwned in white
and carried American Beauty roses. en-
tered next. They were Miss Cecil Clune
and Miss Emily Lindsey. of Pittsburg, Miss
Lillian Taggart and Miss Fay Shower, Miss
Bertha Larsh, of Richmond, and Miss Char
lotte Dahlen, of Terre Haute. Miss Louise
Lilly and Miss Louise Schellschmidt. lit
tie flower girl, Margaret n. Shower, a niece
OF the bride, came in alone. She wore
tucked white frock with pink sash and
bows, and carried a basket of pink rose
buds. The maid of honor, Miss Margaret
Rebecca Shower. sister of the bride, also
entered alone. She wore a white mousse
line gown covered with painted clusters of
flowers and carried shower of Bride
roses The bride entered with her father
and was met at the altar by the minister,
Rev Joshua Stansfeld, and Mr.. Dahlen
and his best man, Albert Einecky, of Terre
Haute. The Episcopal service was used
The bride was I'm a gown of embroidered
crepe simply fashioned with a filmy yoke
of tulle and bertha of duchesse and point
lace She wore a veil and carried a shower
of Bride roses. Mr.. Hansen at the organ
played a varied programme before the en-
trance OF the bridal party, the wedding
march from 'Lohengrin'' for the entrance
the prize song from the 'Meistersinger"
during the ceremony and the MendelSSohn
wedding march for the occasional. After
the ceremony at the church large recep-
ton was held Al the country home, Maple
hurst, north of the city. Here the lawn
and pOrches were brilliant with lights and
the house filled with floral decorations of
white and green. Assisting Mr.. and Mrs
Shower in the Inequalities were Mr.. and
Day, Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. O. Ryker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton D. Lasher. Miss Vivian
Greene. Miss Jeanette Heron Miss Ger
trude Taggart, Miss Myrtle Smythe and
Mrs Brownback, OF Pendleton. AT the
brides table with the bridal party were
Mrs Dahlen Here everything was in pink
the light fell from pink tapers and pink
roses adorned the center of the table. An
orchestra played during the evening
Among the guests from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Dahlen. of Terre Haute
Mrs Einecke, Mrs Keifner. Miss Mary
Dahlen. Malcolm Steele, Miss Ada Sci
del. Judge simpson. of Terre Haute;
Mrs. Jarboe and Mrs Virginia Fetch
er. of St. Louis; Mrs Lyon, of Pitts
burg; DR.. and Mrs Brownback of Pendle-
ton; Mrs. X. Parsons. Otis Parsons and
Miss Anna Finfrock. OF Richmond: Miss
Nellie Lowe. Lesley Meyer and Mr.. and
Mrs. w a. Sample. of Richmond: Miss
Billhardt. OF Upper Sandusky. o.. and Miss
Ryxer. OF Franklin. Mr.. and Mrs. Dahlen
left last night for a wedding Journey They
will live in Terre Haute, where they will
be at home at $40 Eagle street after Sept. l.
PHIPPS- BROWN.