The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-06-25

peas. MI. ana MIS-. tOrQ Will leave tO-udy
by short wedding journey and will be at
home after July Is at No. g. the Alexandra
Guests from out Of town for the wedding
were Mr.. and Mrs J. H. Ford. Miss Mar
Crenshaw, OF Lexington. KY. Mr.. p. {.
Brashear of Louisville. Preceding the we'd
ding, Mr.. and Mrs. Ford gave dinner for
the ut-of-town guests. The polished table
had handsome lace centerpiece. on which
was set a tall vase of June lilies. surrounded
with maidenhair ferns and smilax.
HUDGINS-PECK.
st. Paurs Church formed the setting for
one of the prettiest of last nights we'd
dings-that of Miss Lila Fay Peck, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward G. Peck, and
Mr. Thomas Franklin Hudgins. The church
was decorated entirely in white and green.
A reredos of asparagus fern was set be-
hind the altar. against which the margue-
rites and candles which covered the altar
showed effectively. The pews for the rela-
tives had clusters of the marguerites, and
the same flowers adorned the cross carried
In the bridal procession. The cruci1er, who
led the wedding party. was John Whittier
| Watzick, of Davenport, Ia, a cousin OF
! the bride, and he was followed by the off,
ciating clergyman. the Rev. Lewis Brown.
/ rector of ST. Paul's. The ushers, Mr.
Aubrey and Mr.. Harlan Watzick. of Daven-
following came Mr.. Hudgins, with his best
man. Dr. Raymond Peck, OF Davenport,
brother of the bride: The matron of honor,
| flower girl little Arthella Carter The
bride entered with her father, by whom
she was given away. The wedding music,
which was played by Mr.. Clarence Carson,
was the Mendelssohn march for the en-
trance, and the "Lohengrin'' march for the
occasional, and during the ceremony pro-
/ gramme Of bridal music was placed. The
bride wore a gown of French silk with
| trimmings of lace and chiffon Her tulle
| veil was caught by an aigrette and clus-
| ter OF orange blossoms, and her bouquet
was of lilies of the valley. Mrs. Raymond
Peck wore her wedding gown of silk, yelled
in maline. and carried a cluster of Brides
maid roses. The little flower girl was in
a frock of white embroidered swiss with
! white sash and white ribbons for her
hair, and she carried an immense armful
| OF pink roses. Following the church serv-
| ice dinner was served at the Denison for
the bridal party and the relatives. The
! table was laid in pink with pink roses and
candles, and the walls were banked with
| palms. Dainty boxes OF brides cake were
| given for favors. An orchestra played
during the dinner. The out-of-town guests
for the wedding were DIR. and Mrs. Wat
zick and sons and Mr.. and Mrs. Peck, Of
Davenport, Ia, and Mr.. w. s. Harlan. of
Left ss pab for vs nd 10 tbe Easer5
summer resorts and trip along the coast.
They will be at home after Oct. /. at IS
| the Rink.
CosT-wEIGEL.
pretty home wedding of last night was
that of Miss Cora Anna weigel. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. William wiegel. and Mr..
Charles Edward Cost. which took place at
at the home of the brides parents. the
Rev. Lewis Brown officiating The bride
was attended by her sister. Miss Betty Wei
| gel, as maid of honor, and the bridegroom
by Mr.. John II. Cost as best man. The
house decorations were in green. pink and
white. the colors carried out by clusters
| Of ferns, sweet peas and daisies. A we'd
ding bell of flowers was suspended from
bridal party stood beneath 1t as the cere
mony was pronounced. The bride wore a
| gown of white point d'esprit over silk, with
| fagoted seams and trimmings of lace, and
the maid of honor was in yellow silk null,
| elaborated with shirrings. A harpist played
the music for the entrance and ceremony.
| Out-of-town guests for the wedding were
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lawrence Albeit. of
| Columbus, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Crane,
Of Fort Madison, Ia; Mr.: and Mrs Edward
and Mrs Frederick Sullivan. of st. Louis;
Mrs. B. H. Cost, of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Matthew Creagor. Of Dayton. o., Mrs
Frank Holland. Of North Vernon, and
Miss Mile Papanbrock, of Bellevue. KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cost will be at home after
Sept. ! at the Arlington.
wALTERS-ILIFF.
The marriage Of Miss Josephine Iliff and
Mr.. Harrison Walters was solemnized last
night at the home of the brides father on
ASoot w oSHihSto oNCCty tiC NOV. Il dim ~.
Hood officiating. Only the relatives and
most intimate friends were present for the
ceremony, which was pronounced at 6
o'clock. The swell window of the living
room was used for the ceremony, and was
banked with palms and white sweet peas
] and carnations. The dining room, where
supper was served, following the cere-
mony, was prettily arranged with pink
sweet peas: The brides gown was a
and white with a shrred yoke of white
The skirt was fashioned with tucked seams
and SHRED fiounces The bridal bouquet was was
and family. of Pittsburg. were among the
wedding guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Walters left
their return will be at home at 522 North
New Jersey street until Oct. l. Mrs. Wal
ters's going away gown was tailored frock
of plaid with hat of plaid straw.
HURLBERT-wILSON.
Miss Nellie Harvey Wilson and Mr..
Charles E. Hurlbert, Of Freeport, H., were
married yesterday in the First Presbyterian
Church, the Rev. Matthew l.. Hanes Off
ciating. The wedding was witnessed by a
small company of relatives and intimate
friends. The bride wore an imported robe
of lace over pink liberty silk. with a garni-
ture of pearls, and picture hat of pink
lace and plumes. Following the GERMANY
home of the bride The table had a CEN
terpiece of lace with a floral decoration Of
| PINK anu white roses anu CdTndtlOHS. ne
candles were of pink. white and green, and
the favors were boxes Of wedding cake.
Guests from out Of town were Mrs Charles
Fremont and Miss Dorothy Fremont of
Milwaukee, Mr.. and Mrs w. b. Harris. of
Chicago, and Mr.. Willard Fulton, of New
York Mr. and Mrs. Hurlbert will leave
shortly for visit in the East, and will
be at home after Aug. l at the Wise Hotel,
Freeport, ILL.,
MAYHUGH-STRATF
The marriage of Miss Martha Caroline
Stratford and DR.. Isaac Mayhugh took
place last night at the brides home on
South Ritter avenue, Irvington, Prof. Chris
topher b. Coleman oficiated. The
brides only attendant was little flower
girl, Mary Stratford, who wore a dainty
dress of blue silk null and carried white
sweet peas. The brides gown was of
white null and she carried a shower bou-
quet of Bride roses. harpist played
bridal party came down the stairs and
| passed into the library which was deco
rated in pink roses and Southern smilax
| During the ceremony the intermeZZo from
''Cavalleria Rusticana was played Mr.
and Mrs. Mayhugh left last night on a
| wedding trip and will be at home after
Sept. / at East Lynn, Ill.
MILLER-KRIBS
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Kribs
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Kribs and
Mr.. Frank X. Miller, took place yesterday
morning at o'clock in st. Johns Church
the Rev. S. J. Donahue officiating The at