The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-05-24

ents, on East Washington street. The house
was prettily decorated with white roses and
ferns. Guests from out of town were Miss
Katherine Kehl. of Connersville; Miss Jo-
sephlne Kelly, of Cincinnati; Mr.. Moran,
Mr.. Lewis. Mr.. George Cross and Mr.
Cowles. Of Louisville. and Mr.. Frank Cum
ningham. of st. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Seitz
LETT for P1ttsburg, where they will be at
home at 1915 Kelly street after July 6.
The First Friends Church was the scene
of pretty wedding last Wednesday even
ing. The bride was Miss Lillian Ruth
Greist, daughter of Mrs. Rebecca CREST,
and the bridegroom DIR. Walter d. Hoskins.
The ceremony was pronounced at o'clock
by the Rev. A. ]. Brown. pastor of the
church, and was witnessed by the friends
and relatives of the two families. The
bride, who was gowned in white mousseline
with a tulle veil and carried cluster OF
Bride roses, entered the church with her
brother, DIR. Harry Greist. of Canard, Ind.
only bridesmaid, and she walked before the
bride. Miss Stanton wore white null
gown and carried pink roses: The bride
groom was attended by Mr. Elmer Stout as
best man. The wedding music was played
by a harpist and violinist, and the wedding
march from 'Lohengrin" was rendered for
the entrance of the bridal party, the inter-
the ceremony, and the march by Mendels-
sohn for the occasional. After the cere-
mony at the church a small reception was
held at the home of the brides mother, on
Broadway. Here the several rooms were
attractively decorated with pink roses:
Among the guests who came from out of
town for the wedding were Mr.. and mrs.
Louis Greist, of Washington, ID. C.. DR..
and Mrs. Hoskins went Immediately to
their new home, No. 1919 Ashland avenue,
where they will be at home to their friends
after June %
A handsome luncheon was given Thurs
day by Mrs. William Eugene Hayward at
her home on North Capitol avenue. 1t was
a May pole luncheon and the guests were
seated ct small tables. which were deco
rated with round baskets of flowers and
surrounded a May pole hung with bright
ribbons. The buffet was arranged in SINH
lar design. being massed with peonies and
maidenhair ferns, with the ribbons sus
pended above the flowers in May-pole eff
feet. In the large parlors were great clus-
tiers of American Beauty roses. Mrs Hay
ward entertained Mrs. Winfield Taylor Dur
bin. Mrs. May Wright Sewall. Mrs John
Candee Dean, Mrs. Charles Emmett Coffin.
rus, Mrs. j. A. Lemcke. Mrs. William H.
Coleman, Mrs. Mckenzie, Mrs. A A.
Barnes, Mrs. Charles K. Kregelo. Mrs.
Medford B. Wilson. Mrs. Frank Van Camp,
Mrs. w. s. r. Harrington, Mrs. Chapman
Williams, Mrs. Stuart Dean Mrs. James
Howard. Mrs. Kremer. Mrs. James Cop
ley Bonte Raymond. Mrs. Harry Willard
Raymond. Mrs. j. Cumming Smith. Mrs.
James Floyd, Mrs. John II: Baker, Mrs.
Mrs. Leonora W. Smith. Mrs. Jesse Over
street, Mrs. John Hendricks. Mrs. Carlton
B. McCulloch. Miss Lois Pratt. Miss Anna
Coffin. Mrs. Charles Pierce of Lafayette.
Miss Taylor and Miss McMurray of Chi
cago, Miss lone Hayward of Pana, Ill.
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Mrs. William Eugene Hayward enter
tanned Friday with second handsome
luncheon. Miss Evadne Hayward, Mrs
Charles PIERCE, of Lafayette, and Miss
lone Hayward, Of Pana, ILL.,, received the
guests with Mrs. Hayward in the pink
drawing room, which was charmingly
adorned with American Beauty roses The
other rooms were beautifully decorated
with roses. Pink peonies were used in the
dining room. and baskets of spring flowers
adorned the tables at which the guests
were seated. The latter included Mrs D.
NJ. Parry. Mrs. James n. Rogers. Mrs. ID.
A. Chenoweth: Mrs: a: Kiefer. Mrs. A. p.
Hendrickson, Mrs. Nj. NJ. Finch, Mrs. John
w. Hoffman. Mrs. Henrietta Stevens. Mrs.
Samuel T. Gray. Mrs. William Theodore
Barnes. Mrs Rufus x. Syfers, Mrs. Han
ford Newell Rogers of Laurel. Miss, Mrs
Hugh McGibeny, Mrs. George Philip Meier
and visitor. Mrs. III. A. Boomer. Mrs Har-
old o. Smith, Miss Josephine Smith, Mrs.
Sarah b. pudbridge. Mrs; John Oxenford.
Miss Julia Landers, Mrs. Timothy Harrison
Mrs. ]. A. Lemcke Mrs. John S. Lazarus,
Mrs. Horace Mckay. Miss Mckay, Mrs
LAFAYETTE ,.y Page. Mrs. Brandt T. Steele.
Mrs. Lew Wallace, jr., Mrs. Thomas o.
Barbour. Mrs Louis Burckhardt. Mrs An
drew Thompson. Mrs, G. A. Wallingford,
Herod, Mrs. Gustav A. Rocker. Mrs. Mar.
tin W. Mansfield. Mrs Gerritt A Archibald.
Mrs. s. Robert Greer and visitor Miss
Hutchinson. of New York. and Mrs Chaun-
cey l.. Turner
large and handsome reception was Civ
en- Wednesday afternoon by Mrs w. e.
Stevenson and Miss Stevenson at their
home on North Meridian street The guests
were asked to meet Mrs. Fletcher Hines
and Miss Marie Hines. who will be mar
ried June to Mr.. Charles Konter. of
Naples, Italy. The colors green, pink and
white, which will be used by Miss Hines in
the appointment of her wedding. were used
for decoration Wednesday by the host
esses. The pink drawing room, where the
callers were welcomed, was adorned with
clusters OF Bride roses The hall had its
walls set with masses of palms and ferns
and in the dining room profusion of green
formed an attractive background for the
white flowers which filed vases and wall
pOchetS american Beauty roses formed
the decoration in the music room. An or
chestra played during the reception hours.
Assisting in the hospitalities of the after
noon were Mrs. Harry 3. Smith Mrs
George A. Gay, Mrs. D. S. Hill, Mrs. George
w. Bliss. Mrs. ]. Cumming Smith Mrs
George w. Pangborn, Mrs. Z. G. Baker
Mrs. Harry Stevenson, Mrs. De Witt c..
Griffith, Mrs. William smock Allen Mrs
James Morrell Davis, Mrs. Marshall T.
Levey, Mrs. Clifford Piercy, recently of
Greencastle; Mrs. d. w. Stevenson. Mrs.
Scion L. Goode, Mrs. L. N Richie Miss
Frances Pangborn, Miss Clara Hawkins
Miss Edith Griffith, Miss Elizabeth Fetch
er, Miss Sue Chambers, Miss Lucille Her
ron. Miss May Bliss and Miss Marie Steven
Foster of Charlottesville, Mrs Eli Marvin
of Frankfort and Mrs. Beacham of Terre
Haute.
Wednesday evening at 9 o'clock, at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George A Sickford.
occurred the marriage of their daughter
Grace and Mr.. Walter Charles Buckhorn.
the Rev. Austin Hunter officiating. The en-
tire house was deliberately decorated with
smilax and palms arranged with pink and
white flowers, and was filled with the rela-
tives and friends of the two families. The
bridal party stood beneath a canopy of
ferns and smilax studded with pink roses
during the ceremony. Mrs Frederick
Kingston was maid of honor and Miss
Grace Allen, of Upton, Miss Anna Pear
maids. Mr.. Frederick Kingston acted as best
man and the bride was given away by her
brother, Mr.. Harry Sickford During the
ceremony Hearts and Flowers was