The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-29


Mia Richards, were gowned in dainty
frocks OF pink crepe de chine over taffeta.
The skirts had shirred yokes and were
laid In box plaits and finished by fagoted
trimming about the hem. The bodces had
Jokes OF the same trimming and white lace
was applied in bolero effect. The brides
maids bouquets Of pink carnations were
| tied with smilax streamers studded with
pink rosebuds. The maid of honor, Miss
Josephine Hauss, wore a lovely robe of
Brussels net painted in rose design, over
white satin, and trimmed with ruffies of
chiffon and net. The yoke was of shirred
ch1ffon and the sleeves were short. Her
flowers We're a shower of pink roses The
two little flower children, Leona Fertig and
Robert Kevers who walked before the
bride, were dressed in white and scattered
pink flowers from dainty French baskets.
The brides gown was an exquisite robe of
point lear lace studded with pearls and
fashioned over taffeta- The vest and plait-
ed ruff1es of the sleeves were of Brussels
net. The veil was caught by a cluster OF
| lilies of the valley and the bouquet was of
Bride roses. At the front of the church the
bride and her attendant were met by the
| bridegroom with his best man, Mr.. Carl
Schmidt and the officiating clergyman, the
Rev. j. c Peters. AS the ceremony was
] pronounced 20 Promise Me- was played
| and the Mendelssohn march was the recess
sional. Assistants for the reception follow
ing included the parents of the bride and
| bridegroom, and Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Kew
| ers, Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Dolmetsch, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. Eisele. Mr.. and Mrs Christian Bos
OF Morris, Mr., and Mrs. Charles Bake Mr..
=,
Miss Katrina Fertig, Miss Eda Hauss, Miss
Alma Fertig and Miss Louise Bake. Out
| of-town guests were Miss Eleanor Hauck.
| of Lafayette, and Miss Katherine Hauss, of
Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Jungclaus left last
night for wedding journey and will
ceive after Jan. at 2Ol7 Talbot avenue.
! Mrs Jungclaus's going-away gown was
| brown tailored cloth with hat to match.
| HANNA-COOTS.
The marriage of Miss May Lillian Coots,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwin
Coots, and Mr.. Charles Thomas Hanna took
| place last night at o'clock at the home
| of the brides parents in the presence of
| the relatives and few intimate friends of
| the bride and bridegroom. A reception
followed at o'clock. The house was pref
| tily arranged with ferns and palms and
| clusters of white chrysanthemums. The
| windows in the first parlor were concealed
! by bank of palms, before which the we'd
ding party stood as the service was read
| by the Rev. Hiram w. Kellogg. The bride
! was attended by maid of honor, Miss
Marguerite Miner. and the best man was
was a daintily fashioned white Paris muslin
over taffeta. The gown was shirred and
the bodice finished by rows of fagoting.
| The bodice had yoke and vest of lace and
| deep cuffs of the lace finished the sleeves.
| whose fullneSs was caught by white satin
| ribbons. Miss Miners gown was of white
| bands of the same lace on the skirt. The
| only other member of the wedding party
| was a little flower boy. Alden Maxwell
| Armstrong, of Cleveland who was dressed
in white and carried basket of pink flow
| ers. The music for the entrance the
| Mendelssohn march, played by harpist,
and the intermezzo from "Cavelleria Rusti-
cana" was played during the reading of the
| ceremony. The assistants at the reception
following included Mr.. and Mrs. Coots,
| Mrs. Armstrong of Cleveland Mrs r 8
| Cleveland. @
Mrs. Anna Seger and Mrs. L. E. Mckee
Mr.: and Mrs. Hanna left last night for a
| wedding journey and will be at home after
| Dec. at 42S East New York street.
AN AUTUMN TEA.
Mrs. Raymond Patterson Van Camp was
the hostess for a charmingly appointed tea
yesterday afternoon asking her guests to
meet her mother. Mrs. Clara McDermott,
and her visitors, Mrs. H. H. Bowman, Of
Springfield. Mass. and Mrs. Henry Park
| hurst Cooke, of Cincinnati The rooms were
arranged in green and white with white
chrysanthemums for the floral decoration
The mantel in the first parlor was banked
with ferns. and white candles in Russian
candlesticks burned there In the dining
room the table was effective with clusters
| or yellow chrysanthemumS and scarlet
tapers in silver candleholders. Mrs. Van
Camp wore handsome gown of white
| ciennes lace. Mrs. McDermott was in black
crepe de chine with black chiffon trim
mings Mrs Bowman wore lovely gown
| or white lace, and Mrs. Cooke was in black
| and white lace. Assisting in the hospitali-
| ties of the afternoon were Miss Josephine
Smith, Miss Elizabeth Cooper, Miss Helen
Cooke, OF Cincinnati, and Miss Ann Graves
| of Grand Rapids. who were bridesmaids at
| the ACKNOWLEDGMENT wedding Tuesday
evening. and who wore their bridesmaid
gowns of green chiffon; Mrs. CORTLAND Van
Camp, Mrs. b. f. Riley, Mrs. Samuel c.
Van Camp, Mrs. d. s. Paul, Mrs. John
Taylor Martindale, Mrs. Frank NJ Murphy
| Burford.
CHRISTENSEN-MILL
Miss Emma Miller, daughter of Mrs.
| Mary Miller, and Mr.. Louis Christensen
were married last night at o'clock in the
German Evangelical Lutheran Church. the
Rev. Peter Seuel officiating. The church
was decorated in palms and the wedding
music, which was played by the organist
was the "Lohengrin" march for the entrance
the Mendelssohn march for the recessicnal
| The wedding party included the grooms-
men. Mr.. Charles Miller. Mr.. Walter Han
sen and Mr. Ferdinand Dedert; the brides
| Weis; the maid of honor, Miss Augusta
| Holtz, and the best man, Mr.. Niles Chris
chiffon over taffeta- A veil was worn
caught by an aigrette and the bridal
| bouquet was of Bride roses. The maid Of
| honor wore gown of pink silk null over
| taffeta and carried pink carnations The
bridesmaids were also in pink silk null
and their flowers were pink carnations.
| Following the church service a reception
| was given at the home of the brides
| mother, where the decorations were of
| ferns and smilax. The assistants included
| Miss Martha and Miss Anna Kaliff. Miss
| Lizzie Fiddler, Miss Tilie and Miss Anna
| Dedert and Miss Jennie Mann. Mr. and
| Mrs. Christensen will be at home after
| Nov. Is at 523 Highland avenue.
| BALZ-MILLER
The marriage of Miss Sophrona A. Miller
| and Mr.. John NJ. BALI was solemnized last
night in their own home on Twentieth
! street by the Rev. John 8. Tevis The
| appointments were simple and the wedding
guests included only the immediate rela-
| tiveS. The bride wore a pretty gown of
white Persian lawn with lace insertions and
carried Bride roses. The only out-of-to town
| guest was Mrs. Harding, of Rockville Mr.
| and Mrs. BALI did not go for a wedding
journey. They will be at home after Nov
! IL at 32S West Twentieth street
RUSHTON-MILLS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PLAINFIELD. Ind, Oct. 2S.-The mar
riage of Mr.. Walter Asbury Rushton of
Indianapolis. and Miss Cophire Mills, of this
place, took place at the Friends Church
! last night at o'clock. The Rev. Ebert
Russell, of Earlham College. OBLIGATED. The
brides attendants were Miss Opal Shire
man and Miss Bessie HUFF OF Martinsville:
| Miss Ella Hadley, Mooresville; Miss Daisy