The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-03

was prettily decorated in spring howers.
dafodils in the library, red roses in the
dining room and pink carnations in the
parlors. Mrs. T. B. Laycock and Miss Mary
Laycock assisted I'm the entertainment OF
the guests. which included the members Of
Miss Schleicher's bridal party and Miss
Mabel Osborne. of Frankfort.
Mrs. Macy Malott was the hostess for a
beautiful reception yesterday afternoon.
when a large number of her friends were
invited 10 meet her sister-in-law, Mrs.
Whyte, of St. Louis, and one of the winter
brides. Mrs. MalOtt and Mrs. Cotter were
assisted in receiving the guests by the lat
ter's sister, Miss Whyte, Of 81. Louis. A
profusion of roses, Easter lilies, carna-
tons and daTOdils decorated the different
rooms. In the dining room the table held
Malott was assisted by Miss Van Camp.
Miss Mary Browning Butler. Miss Deborah
d. Moore, Miss Anna Hasselman, Miss
Anna Louise Beck, Miss Harriet Eitel, Miss
Lucia Holiday and Misses Carrie and
Macy Malott, Miss Malott, Mrs. Volney T.
Malott, Mrs. Arthur Voorhees, Brown, Mrs.
Edwin Henry Forty. Mrs. Edgar II. Evans,
Mrs. Paul Heb White. Mrs. Thomas A.
Hendricks. Mrs. William F.. Mason of Den
yer, Mrs. John II. Holiday. Mrs. CORTLAND
Van Camp. Mrs. b. r. Riley, Mrs. s. p.
Sheerin. Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason, Mrs.
John +. Carson. Mrs. p. J. Martin, Mrs.
John Candee Dean, Mrs. Frank G.. Wood,
Mrs. NJ. c. Shea. Mrs. John Maxwell Shaw,
Mrs. Samuel Reid. Mrs. Ada NJ. Carey and
Mrs. Leah p. Ramsey.
FOR MRS. c. F. DAILY.
Mrs. John B. Cockrum and Miss Freda
Cockrum gave a large reception yesterday
afternoon at their home on North Alabama
street In honor of Mrs. Charles F. DAILY,
who has lately removed TO Chicago. The
parlor where the guests were received was
beautiful with tall palms and big growing
plants of hydrangea and spirea blossoms.
Spring flowers of all kinds with smilax and
palms adorned the other rooms. Red was
the color used in the dining room. and the
with red tulip shades. In the center OF the
table was a basket of American Beauty
roses, and the chandelier above was heavily
drdped with SmilaX. An orchestra played
during the receiving hours. Assisting in
the hospitalities were Miss Ethel Smith,
Miss India Slade, Miss Bertha Ranney,
Miss Helen Cook of Greenfield, Miss Ida
Turrell, Miss Sue Huber. Miss Bessie Gray,
Miss Mabel Norris. Miss Charline DAILY,
Mrs. Lyman w. Louis, Mrs. Edward Hutch
insOn, Mrs. Thomas a. WinterrOwd, Mrs.
Harry b. smith. Mrs. F.. f.. Fuller. Mrs.
Jos eph l.. Casper, Mrs. II. A. Schlotzhauer,
Mrs. George A. Gay and Mrs. Clark Mall
lery. Among the guests from out of town
were Mrs. ID. 3. Cooper. Mrs. Cook. Mrs.
Wilson and Miss Helen Downing, of Green
field; Mrs. Pfaffiin, of Cincinnati, with Mrs.
DIR. Moffett. and Mrs. Irman. of Rockport,
with Mrs. De Bruler. In the evening Mr..
and Mrs. Cockrum entertained about sixty
guests at cards in honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daily. The tally cards were kept by the
several young ladies' who as~sisted-Miss
Ethel Smith, Miss Helen Cook, Miss Belle
Gilchrist. Miss India Slade and Miss Freda
Cockrum.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Last night at st. Paul's Episcopal Church
Miss Anna May Beissenherz, the eldest
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. S. Beissen-
herr, and Mr.. Julius H. Mueller were mar
ried. The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Lewis Brown, rector of the church.
The fun vested choir sang the bridal march
from "Lohengrin" and preceded the bridal
party TO the altar. They came down the
aisle two abreast-Mr. r. Ellsworth linn
and Mr.. Oscar Yount, Mr.. Will H. Pearl,
of Chicago. and Mr.. VIII Yule. Mr.. Frank
Yount and Mr.. Samuel Falkreth and the
groom, Mr.. Mueller. attended by the best
man. Mr.. Joseph Comfort. of Louisville
Then came the bridesmaids-MiSS Mayme
Beissenherz and Miss Evangeline Beissen-
herr. Miss Gertrude Crandall and Miss
Naomi Marer. The maid of honor. Miss
Elizabeth Yule. walked alone, followed by
the little flower girl, Miss Ruth Beissen-
herr. The bride came in on the arm of her
father. During the ceremony the choir
softly sang, and the wedding party left
the altar while the occasional, Ancient
of Days was sung. The bride wore a
pattern gown of white point diesDrit with
n bertha of duchesse lace, and she carried
a bouquet of white lilacs and lilies of the
valley. Her veil was caught up with a
spray of lilies Of the valley. The brides
maids were gowned alike in white chiffon
with sashes of liberty silk. and carried big
bouquets of ~marguerites tied with white
satin ribbons. Miss Yule, the maid of
honor, wore a Nile green grenadine over
green silk and carried American Beauty
roses. After the wedding at the church a
large reception was held at the family
home on North Alabama street. Mr.. and
Mrs. Beissenherz were assisted i'm receiving
by Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mueller and the
bridal party. Throughout the rooms the
assistants were Miss Lucy Bauer, Miss
Freda Pink. Miss Ethel Swiger, Miss Leo
nora Hayes, Miss Helen Ernestinon and
Miss Estelle LeOna. Both the house and
the church were deliberately decorated with
~marguerites and smilaX and palms. Among
the guests from out of town were Judge
Ballard, of Anderson; Miss Wilson and Miss
Crane, of Rushville. and Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Gaeter, ofCFOrt Wayne.
TYLER-EMERY.
The wedding of Miss Jessie Emery, a
teacher i'm the city schools. and Mr.. Charles
w. Tyler took place last night at $50
o'clock in the Home Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. ]. Edward Brown performed the
Following the ceremony the
bridal party went to the bridegroom's home.
916 West Thirtieth street, where a recep-
ton was held. followed by a dinner. The
church was beautifully decorated. A long
arch leading from the main entrance eX-
tended TO the altar. The arch was made
of Southern smilaX, through which were en-
tw1ned long streamers of ribbon. Along
the outer edge and around the rostrum
was a great number of potted plants. The
bridal party on entering the church was
preceded py a chorus composed of Miss
Gertrude Tyler, Miss Blanche Tyler, Misses
Mabel and Ella Gunter, Miss Ida Bran
non. Miss FlOssie Winters, Emmett Tyler,
Robert Fesler, Harry Munsel and Arthur
Porter. When the chorus made it's APP
pearance at the end of the long arch the
pianist, Mrs. John Thatcher, played a Sc
lection from "DOhengrin." Immediately
after the chorus came the bridal party.
An orchestra stationed behind a bower
of palms then began the playing of the
wedding march of Beethoven. The bride
was dressed in white chiffon with lace
trimmings, and she carried Easter lilies.
Miss Eva Emery. sister of the bride, was
maid of honor and was dressed in pink
chiffon trimmed i'm point d'esprit lace. Miss
Grace Warren was bridesmaid and was
dressed i'm crepe de cnine with cut steel
mi Mr.. Otto Wilson. a cousin of
the bridegroom, acted as bridegroomsman.
BOARD-HILL.
ST. PAUL. Mimi. April AT noon
to-day in the family residence on Summit
avenue was celebrated the wedding of Miss
Ruth Hill. daughter of President James
]. Hill, of the Great Northern Railway
and Northern Securities Company, and An
son McCook Board, an attorney of New
York city. Only one and thirty guests
were invited. the bride desiring a quiet
wedding. Mgr. Anatole Oster, who ofici-
ated at the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. James
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