The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-19

ems. of Lafayette. For the boys there were
comic postal cards. For the little guests
were baskets of growing pans1eS. Master
Morris Hamilton, the young cornetist,
played during the afternoon. The children
entertained with Elizabeth Harrison were
Emily Moores, Elizabeth Nicholson, Mary
Beatty Herod, Katherine Mayer. Helen
Louise Bennett, Edward Bennett. Bergen
Herod. Frank and James Darlington, Blair
Taylor and Sidney Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Budd observed
their golden wedding anniversary with
large reception last Tuesday evening at
their home on Central avenue. About 400
invitations were issued for the affair, many
of them going out of town. The members
of the family were all present to assist in
the Inequalities of the evening and includ-
ed Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Budd, Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Budd, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Rush
Budd and Miss Alleine Marguerite Budd
of Rushville, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Budd
and son, Mr.. Clarence A. Budd and Mr.. ID.
Sinner Budd of this city. Little Dorothy
Rosamond Albeit, the grandchild of Mr.
and Mrs. Budd, was also present. The
Rev. and Mrs. Hiram w. kellogg and Mrs:
Zerelda Boyd. Assisting in the several
rooms was group of friends, which in
GUIDED DR.. and Mrs. c. H.: Albeit, Or. and
Mrs. j. ID. George, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Dali
rymple, Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Brown, DR.. and
Mrs. Braxton Baker, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Reagan, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Boyd and
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Elliott. The several
rooms were most attractively decorated in
palms and spring flowers and the dining
room was entirely in green and white with
clusters of yellow blossoms for floral deco
rationS.
A handsome home wedding Wednesday
evening was that of Miss Alma Bachman,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick NJ
Bachman, and Mr.. Herman P. Lieber,
youngest son of Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Lieber, which was soemnized at 7:3O
o'clock at the home of the brides parents
on North Meridian street. The house was
beautifully decorated for the OCCASION
great clusters of daisies set in ferns and
smilax forming the adornment of the re-
ception hall and ceremony room The
bride was attended by her cousin, Miss
Augusta Rentsch. and Mr.. Lieber by his
best man. Mr.. Otto Kipp. They were pre-
ceded TO the ceremony room by the little
cousin OF the bride, Henry Severin jr,
who, dressed in a suit of white silk car
ried the ring basket of daisies The
Rev. j. c. Peters was the officiating clergy
man, and while the service was read the
wedding music was played by a harpist
The bridal party stood in the round win
dow in the front drawing room for the
ceremony. a canopy of green smilax stud
uCu Will udlSltS was ABOVE them, and at
either side were garlands of the green
vines Wall pockets filled with daisies
and arranged at intervals, with smlax
entwining the windows and doorways,
completed the artistic floral decoration
Inc wedding gown was of white panne
crepe trimmed with duchesse lace. The
long ven was fastened with diamond
brooch, the gift of Mr. Lieber. and the
bride carried a shower bouquet of lilies of
the valley. Miss Rentsch was gowned in
blue swiss embroidery and carried an
armIul OF daisies. After the service an
elaborate wedding supper was served. the
| guests at both ceremony and supper in
cludlng only the members of the two
families The brides table was laid in the
| ceremony room and the other tables were
arranged in the second parlor. which was
massed with green vines and Bride roses
and IN the dining room, which was bower
OF req roses, palms and vines. Mr. Ru-
| dolph Lieber, of Germany, was the only
| guest from out of town present Mr. and
Mrs Lieber left for an Eastern trip on
tneir return they will reside at 1926 North
| New Jersey street, where they will be AT
home to their friends after June l.
|
A large and fashionable assemblage was
gathered in the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN
Church last Tuesday evening to witness The
marriage of Miss Ellen sommers Baker
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Baker. and
Mr.. John Chandler Dallam, son of Mrs
Ada Dallam, of Schenectady. N Y. which
was solemnized at $50 o'clock The church
was beautifully decorated with great clus-
tiers of Easter lilies set among palms and
smilax. While the ushers seated the guests
Mr.. Charles Hansen, at the organ, and Miss
Schellschmidt. violinist, played varied pro.
| gramme of bridal music. AS the wedding
| party entered the church the music was
| changed to the wedding march from 10.
| hengrin." The ushers. Mr.. Reginald Sui
| Ivan. Mr.. Joseph Hall. Mr.. Castlebury
! Dunkerson of Louisville, Mr.. Preston Gard.
liner of Evansville. Mr.. Noble Dean and Mr.
| Thaddeus Baker, entered first, and wer,
| followed by the bridesmaids, who walkef
| two by two. The maids were Miss Ami,
| Dean, Miss Anna Louise Beck. Miss Mar,
! Noble and Miss Elinor Bryns of New York
| They were gowned alike in charmins
dresses of white tulle. made with full tripl.
skirts, with the skirt yoke and bodic,
shirred. and with pale green panne crep,
| sashes. Each maid carried cluster o.
Easter lilies The BRIDE who entered OF
the arm Of her father. was preceded by he