The Indianapolis journal., 1903-12-06
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Detroit for residence here. Pink candies
and masses of pink roses were used In the
adornment of the drawing room. Assisuhs
Miss Zollinger in her hospitalities were her
mother, Mrs Mary Zollinger. her sister
Mrs. William Smith Turner. and Mrs.
Chauncey Turner, Mrs. William Newton
Harding, Mrs. George B. Elliott, Miss Har-
riet Eitel, Miss Beatrice Byers, Miss Laura
Williams, Miss Laura Talbot, MISS JuIiet
Whyte, of st. Louis. with Mrs. James
Coppinger, was among the guests.
The marriage of Miss Grace Earle Crom-
well and Mr.. John Spacke took place Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Mary
Spacke. The attendants were Miss Bessie
De Hoff and Mr.. Edward Bachfield. Miss
Fidelia Lester played the wedding music:
which was the march from Lohengrln
for the entrance and Say Thou Art Mine
during the reading or the ceremony. Ihe
Rev. Theodore Schory, of st. Johns Evan
gelical Church. the officiating clergy.
man. The bride wore pretty gown OF
white voile over taffeta, and carried an
arm bouquet of American Beauty roses
Miss De Hoff was in pale blue crepe de
chine over taffeta and carried pink carna-
tions- Mr., and Mrs Spacke will be at home
after Jan. Is at 240S North Meridian street.
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Mrs. John H. Aufderheide was the hos
tess for a prettily appointed card party
Wednesday afternoon at her home on North
Meridian street. The rooms were attrac-
lively arranged with clusters of flowers in
wall-pockets and vases. Assisting in the
entertainment OF the guests were Mrs.
Harry Doris Haring, Mrs. William Zumpfe,
Mrs. Harry Temperly and Mrs Adolpn
Meyer. The out-of-town guests were Mrs
Arthur Charles Downing of Greenfield and
Mrs. S. j. Matthias of Elkhart. =,
Mrs. Aufderheide gave second card
party Thursday afternoon. Her assistants
were Mrs. Ernest Boyd, Mrs. Joseph Casper,
Mrs. Albert Horuff. Mrs. w. w. Carter and
Mrs. Charles Wilson. Among the guests
were Mrs. William Cook and Mrs. Cooper
of Greenfield.
Mrs. A. B. Mitchell and Miss Lillian
Mitchell were at home Informally Wednes-
day afternoon at their home on Talbot
avenue in honor of their guest Miss Har-
riet Fitch, of Spades, Ind. whose marriage
| occurs next week. Mrs. Lew Nicolai, Mrs.
w. L. McWhinney Mrs. w. A. Rhodes.
Mrs. +. F. McCrea, Miss Elizabeth Wish
ard, Miss Marina Pierson and Miss BesS
McCrea assisted in entertaining. The rooms
had holiday decorations of smilax and
holly, and were lighted with scarlet tapers.
Mrs. Mitchell and Miss Mitchell gave the
second of their informal receptions Thurs
day afternoon in honor of Miss Fitch. As
sisting in the entertainment Of the callers
d.. -. u
Young, Mrs. Owen Miller, Mrs. Harriet A.
Bingham, Mrs. F. f. McCrea, Mrs. Arthur
Downing of Greenfield. Miss Mary Kelsey
Stone and Miss Olive Fitch.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l. Fisher gave a hand
somely appointed dancing party Thursday
night at the American Club in honor Of
their guests. their sister, Miss Bernstein,
of Urbana. H.. whose engagement to Mr..
Maurice Warner, of Summitville was re.
Gently announced, Miss Violet Kittner, Of
Defiance. O., and Miss Berolzheim. of Chi
cago. The parlcrs and ballroom were deco
rated with palms and clusters OF red and
white carnations and all the appointments
| were in red and white. Assisting in the
| entertainment of the guests were Mr.. and
| Mrs Moses p. Fisher, Miss Minnie Kirsch-
baum. Miss Bertha Eckhouse and Miss
| Florence Fisher. Among the out-of-town
| guests were Miss Hyman, of Cincinnati;
| Miss Mosser, of Chicago; Miss Levey and
Miss Herff, of Peru; Miss Miller. of Cleve-
Edward Fisher. of Fort Wayne, and Mr..
Leslie Meyer, of Richmond.
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The marriage of Miss Mary Estelle Bar
nard daughter of Mrs. Alice Barnard, and
Mr.. Chauncey Rundell Watson, son of Mr..
and Mrs. c. r. Watson, was solemnized
Wednesday morning at II o'clock at the
Tabernacle Church. The Rev. J. Cumming
| Smith pronounced the ceremony, and the
marriage was witnessed by the relatives
and few friends of the bride and bride
groom. The only attendants were the
ushers, Mr.. Herbert Duckwall and Mr..
| Frank Tindolph. The bride wore tailored
gown of brown cloth with harmonizing
| hat and carried a cluster of pink roses.
Among the guests who were here for the
wedding were Mrs. w. +. Nelson. Miss Net
tie Nelson and Miss Irene Nelson, of Tip
ton Miss Elizabeth Looney and Miss Stella
Powell Of Rushville, Miss Sophie Pepper
| and Miss Ella Wood of Connersvile and
| Miss Bertha CHM Of Frankfort. Mr.. and
Mrs. Watson left for a short wedding jour-
| ney.
| The marriage of Miss Lucy Telford,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry B. Tel
ford, and Mr.. Harry Anthony Fenton took
| place Wednesday evening at o. clock at the
| home of the bride on Prospect street, the
| ceremony being performed by the Rev.
! George Smith, of Edwin Ray Church. The
decorations were Of pink and white roses,
| with masses of palms and ferns. The bride
| was gowned in white crepe de chine over
white taffeta with trimmings of duchesse
| lace and carried shower bouquet of Bride
| roses. The bride was attended by the
| bridegrooms sister, Miss Ida Fenton, as
| maid of honor, and Miss Mabel Mccarthy
| of Buffalo, n. Y, as bridesmaid The maids
| were gowned I'm pink crepe de chine and
| carried pink roses. The out-of-town guests
| for the wedding were Mr.. Charles Telford
| of ST. Louis, a brother of the bride; Mr.
| Otho Fenton, of College Corner, o.. Mr..
and Mrs. j. M. Fenton, parents of the
bridegroom from Oxford. O.: Mr.; James
| derson, of Greenville, o.; Mrs. John Thomas
of Inwood, Ont, and Miss Mabel Mccarthy
| of Buffalo, n. Y. Mr.. and Mrs. Fenton
left on an extended wedding journey, and
| will be at home after Jan. 1 at 705 North
/ Alabama street.