The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL News


erick Dickson. Miss Buehler. Miss Muriel
Kittie. Miss Helen Ford and Miss Grace
Rebel, Miss Katherine Strouse of Rush
vile, Miss Jeanette Smith of ~Vincennes.
Miss Ethel Mustard and Miss Lillian
OF Frankfort, Miss Maud Moore and Miss
Celeste Barney of Princeton, Miss Alice
Leeds of Michigan City; Misses Beatrice
Underwood and Miss Edith Kumler of La
fayette. Miss Katherine Kane of Crawfords-
VILE. Miss Ethel Adams of Shelbyville and
MRS. Clarence Cutsinger of Edinburg.
SMOCK-CRANE.
A pretty home wedding last night was
that of Miss Elizabeth Crane, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. /. c.. Crane, of Park avenue,
and Mr.. Myron C. Smock. The ceremony
took place at $3.50 o'clock in the presence of
the relatives and a very few intimate
friends. The house decorations were very
pretty. all the doorways and holdings being
outlined with fringes of asparagus fern. A
canopy Of the same green, combined with
white lilies, was hung in the parlor, and
the wedding party stood beneath it during
the reading of the service. Clusters OF
marguerites and baskets of pink roses were
used In this room. For the hall there were
clusters OF American Beauties and for the
dining room sweet peas formed the decora-
ton. The bridesmaids, who walked first in
the procession. carrying strands Of smilax
to form a semi-Girele about the bridal par
Miss Bessie Osborn, Miss Maude Elgin and
Miss Mabel Parsons. They all wore pretty
frocks of white organdie and lace and car
ried clusters of daisies. The matron of
honor, Mrs. Frances Hutto. of Dayton.
KY, the sister of the bride, came next,
wearing her wedding gown of white or
candle. The bride, who entered alone. wore
a beautiful gown of cream wolfe, enriched
with applications OF silk Cluny lace. The
bolero opened over a blouse of silk null
and the flowing sleeves had undersleeves Of
accordion plated null. The skirt had in
sertions Of the lace and was fashioned with
was met by Mr.. smock. with his best man,
Mr.. John Bryan, and the officiating clergy
man, the Rev, Allan B.. Philputt. The
by Miss Lille Adam as the professional for
the wedding party, and during the reading
OF the service bridal music was played by
Mr.. Hart Kiser and DR.. Edward Kiser. Mr..
and Mrs. Crane and the bridal party were
assisted in entertaining by Mrs. E. j. An
thony and Mrs. Henry Meyers, and assist
Miss Carrie Hopkins. Mr.. and Mrs. Smock
have gone for a wedding journey and will
be at home after July l at No. 1920 Talbot
avenue. Mrs. Shocks going-away frock
was of blue foulard and her hat was of
white leghorn with foliage trimming. Out
of-town guests for the wedding were Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Smock, Of Fort Wayne.
GRUBBS-NOBLE.
One Of the most beautiful and interesting
of the weddings of the month was that of
Miss Mary Evelyn Noble. sister of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Dean, and DR.. Samuel Bates
Grubbs, which was at $50
o'clock last night at the Dean home on
North Meridian street in the presence of
the relatives and friends of the bride and
bridegroom. The Rev. George Macintosh,
of the Fourth Presbyterian Church, assisted
by the Rev. John Allen Blair. a cousin of
the bride, pronounced the ceremony. The
house decorations were exceptionally beau
tiful. The long drawing room was used for
the ceremony room, and the east wall was
entirely concealed by an altar of palms,
ferns and smilax. Great clusters of pink
roses were set against the green. and
to the ceiling. White candles were set in
tall cathedral candlesticks. which were gar
brary was charmingiy arr ngeltdaHw with in ma n
g~uerites, the bookcases and mantel holding
parterres of the white blossoms. The din
masses of lavender flowers for the mantel
and ferns for the buffet. White candles
were used throughout the house. The
as maid of honor and Miss Arda and
Miss Marabe, Ro y of Chicago. Miss
Gertrude Baker, Miss Belle Dean and Miss
Josephine Hyde of this city as bridesmaids:
Mr.. Lafon Riker of Harrodsburg. KY, Mr..
taleS OF bOSlO0, DT. JOnn u. Green of
Cleveland Mr.. John K. Dean. Mr.. Lag No
Bile, Mr.. Thaddeus Baker and Mr.. Noble
Dean. Miss Noble entered with her brother,
Mr.. Edward Dean. Her gown was an ex-
quisite one of white tulle over satin, and
her tulle veil was becomingly arranged.
The bridal bouquet was a shower Of Bride
White net over silk and carried pink roses.
and the bridesmaids wore dainty summer
frocks of white or pink and carried clusters
of pink roses. The music for the entrance
i or the wedding nartV WAS the TOhan grim
Sweet Evening star was played as the
for the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Blair and Milton Blair, of Chicago; Mrs.
Lafon Riker. Of Harrodsburg. KY; Mrs. D..
Thompson, of Pine Bluff. Ark, and a party
Of friends from Charlottesville. DR.. and
Mrs: Grubbs left last night for a wedding
where DR.. Grubbs Is stationed.
BARRETT-LEMEN.
Miss Ada jeanette Lemen and Mr.. Edward
Barrett were married yesterday morning at
9 o'clock at st. Anthony's Church, the
Rev. Father Byrne officiating. Miss Clancy
was maid Of honor, Mr.. Gerritt Kirby was
best man and the ushers were Mr.. Valen-
tine Dugan and Mr.. Richard Brennan.
Miss Martha Won Berg played the wedding
music and the choir of the church sang.
The brides gown was of white Paris mus
lin fashioned over ~tafeta, with mi
of lace. Her tulle veil was caught by a
rosette and her flowers were Bride roses.
Miss Clancy wore a gown of Paris mus
lin with a hat Of white chiffon and carried
Bridesmaid roses. In the evening Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lemen gave a reception at
their home on Ruth street for Mr.. and
Mrs. Barrett, who left later for Chicago.
They will be at home after July Is at 1410
East Market street. Guests from out of
town for the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs.
James Monahan and daughter, of Marion;
Mrs. and Miss Lemen and Mr.. Walters, of
Seymour; Mrs. eros, Mrs. Basker and Miss
Gallagher, of Atlanta: Mr.. and Mrs. Hart
cog. OF Kokomo and Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
Dobson, of Brownsburg.
BINFORD-NEWSOM.
The marriage of Miss Elma Newsom and
Mr.. Marshall Davis Binford took place last
night at the home of the brides cousins,
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil F. Outland, on Broad
way. The ceremony was pronounced by
the Rev. Albert j. Brown, of the Friends
Church. in the presence Of the relatives and
friends. and an orchestra played 20 Prom
ise Me- for the entrance of the bridal par
ty. There were no attendants. The bride
wore a dainty gown Of gray tissue over
lavender, with trimmings of heavy lace,
and carried a bouquet of Bride roses and a
Outland. The house was armin
adorned with baskets of Fink and white
sweet peas and the same colors were car
ried out in the ices and CONNECTIONS of the
supper following the emo Mrs. Scot
Baker assisted in entertaining the guests.