The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-11


California some time longer.
Miss Susan Stewart has returned from
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. William ID. Kerfoot.
in Chicago. MIS-. Carleton B. McCulloch.
Will remain several weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Churchill. who were guests
at the Lilly-Russell wedding last night, will
return tomorrow TO their home in New
York Miss Emma Lilly. of Mount Glenn
ems. Mich. will also return home to-mor-
row.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Starr have returned
from an automobile trip TO Richmond and
Marie Starr, and Mrs. w. c. Thompson,
to spend the summer months at Maxim
kuckee.
Mrs. Oscar Maurer will entertain this
trude Smith, whose marriage occurs next
week. Mrs. James McKernan will enter
tain for Miss Smith tomorrow Afternoon,
and Mrs: William Smith will give a COM
pany in her honor.
Mrs. Harry s. Dickhut will give a morn
ing company tomorrow for a number of
Terre Haute girls who are visiting in town
Mrs. Herbert Dahlen and Miss Charlotte
Dahlen, with Miss Margaret Shower, Miss
Kate Braman, with Miss Leonora Ensey.
and Miss Ada Seidel, with Mrs. Frank Rey-
holds.
A prettily appointed luncheon was given
yesterday at the Country Club by Mrs.
John .. Perrin, her guests of honor being
Mrs. Clarence Winter and Miss Mary
Fletcher, both of New York. Preceding
the luncheon there was an informal musical
programme, in which the participants were
Mrs. Lafayette Page, Miss Emma Atkins
Miss Katherine Winter, Miss Jeanette
Orlopp, and Mr. Terence Holiday.
Miss Leonora Ensey will give a second
morning company to-day for her guest
Miss Kate Braman. of Terre Haute. The
rooms will be decorated with carnations,
assisted in entertaining by her mother, Mrs.
o. Bancroft Ensey, Miss Mabel Norris, Miss
Leona Rudy and Miss Stella Vondersaar.
Miss Bess Noble, of Goshen, with Miss
Bess Brown, will be among the guests.
Miss Clara Anderson will arrive to-mor-
row to attend the marriage of Miss Sarah
Foster TO the Rev f. Y. Hanley, on June
"a. and will remain for month after the
wedding with Miss Margaret Foster. other
guests who will arrive soon TO visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster and to remain for the wedding
who will arrive Saturday, and Mrs: junk
ermann and daughter, Miss Katherine Eg-
gleston, who will arrive Monday
Mrs. Frederick Shepard entertained a
number of friends at cards yesterday aft
ernoon at her home in Woodruff Place in
honor of Mrs. Maurice Zook. of Plainfield,
N. j.. who is visiting her sister, Mrs. Hor-
ace j. Eddy. Assisting Mrs. Shepard in
William III. Dillman and Mrs. George w.
Bliss. Among the guests from out of town
were Mrs. Frank Wild. of New York. with
j. Forrey of Cedar Rapids, Ia, with Mrs.
]. F. Wild
A delightful company was given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. May Wright Sewall,
at which the guests were the resident alum
nae of the Girls Classical School, with
| a few other guests. The occasion was the
| dedication Of the handsome tea service pre-
bers of the Alumnae Association. Mrs.
| Sewall made a graceful acknowledgment
of the gift in the dedication of the serv-
| ice. Assisting Mrs. Sewall were the resi-
dent members of this years class, and Miss
Irma Manegold.
LILLY-RUsSELL
| One Of the most beautiful weddings Of
| the early summer solemnized last
| night at s o'clock in the Meridian-street
Church, the bride being Miss Florence
Russell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A.
Russell, and the bridegroom Mr.. William
Lilly. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lilly.
| The church was adorned with palms and
with clusters of roses and ribbons In vary
ing shades of pink, the color chosen for
| all the wedding appointments. The chan
| eel massed with the palms in which
were set tall cathedral candles and the
pews for the family were marked by pink
ribbons. At the ceremony hour the we'd
ding party entered the church to the 10
| hengrin' march, played by Mr.. Charles A.
Hansen. The ushers, who walked first in
the bridal procession. were Mr.. Karl
Hayes, Mr.. Alfred Barnes, Mr.. David
Smith and Mr.. Ralph Helm. Following
came the bridesmaids. walking by twos.
Lewis, Miss Marie Katzenbach with Miss
| Myrtle Harvie, and Miss Margaret Shower
with Miss Helene Morey, of New York
The gowns of the bridesmaids were fash
satin and all were of pink, varying of tone
from the pale pink worn by the first two
to a deep wild rose tint worn by the last
roses in their hair and each one carried
cluster of Bridesmaid roses Miss
Louise Lilly, the maid of honor. walked
| cred and figured pink chiffon over chiffon
and silk with bertha of lace, and her
flowers were shower of white roses.
Preceding the bride were two little flower
maids, Eleanor Jones and Lois Trindele
| They wore pink gowns and big pink picture
! hats and each carried a basket of rose
| petals which they strewed before the bride
| Miss Russell entered with her father, by
whom she was given away. ! The bridal
gown was an exquisite robe of crepe de
| sole with a yoke and bertha of rose point
! The sun-plaited skirt had yoke of the
| same lace and her slippers were also of
| point lace. tulle veil was worn, caught
| by a wreath of orange blossoms and a
| diamond and pearl brooch and her flowers
were shower of lilies of the valley. At
the chancel the bride and her maids were
met by the bridegroom with his best man.
Mr.. George Reeves. and the officiating
clergyman, the Rev. Joshua Stansfield,
| pastor of the church. AS the words of
| the ceremony were pronounced, 20 Prom
| Use Me- was played and the Mendelsshon
| march the occasional After the
church ceremony a reception was given at
| the Russell home on North Illinois street.
The bridal party was assisted in receiv-
| ing by Mr.. and Mrs. Russell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Lilly. Mrs. Russell wore a
| handsome embroidered robe of white crepe
over chiffon, and Mrs. Lilly's gown was
a pattern robe of boiling cloth with ap-
| plications of lavender flowers and black
| lace. Other assistants in receiving and
entertaining were Miss Grace Rebel, Miss
Blanche Carroll. Miss Susan Lilly, Miss
Conway Lilly: Miss Ethel Harvie. Miss
| Samuel Burdette and Miss Margaret Kur-
tin, of Chicago The house was bower
| of palms, ferns and pink roses. Among the
guests from distance were Mr.. and Mrs.
| Churchill, of New York; Mrs. w. r. Eddy.
Miss Eddy and Miss Elizabeth Eddy, of
Washington. d. c.: Mrs. Samuel Burdette.
Mrs. o. c. Russell and Miss Kurtin, of
Chicago: Mr.. and Mrs. George Lilly, Miss
| Fila Marie Lilly and Mrs. Mary Lilly of
| Anderson; Mrs. Theodore p. Haughey. of
New York: Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Philip
Dahlen and Miss Ida Siedel.. of Terre
Haute; Miss Ida May Manley. of Bloom
/ ington, and Mrs. George Newton. of Gin
| cinnati. Mr.. and Mrs. Lilly left last night
| for bridal journey and will be at home
| after the first of September at 2612 North
gown was a pattren suit of brown with a
/ berry hat in brown and red shades.
FLOWER MISSION CHILDRENS
PARTY.
The garden party for children postponed
from last Friday afternoon will be given
tomorrow at the home of Mr. and Mrs
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