The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-07-02

I 5 o'clock yesterday afternoon at the home
OF the brides mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Die
| trich, on East Market street. The Rev.
Frank A. Hamp. of the First German
| Methodist Church. pronounced the cere-
mony in the presence of the relatives OF the
bride and d.,l bridegreom The bridal gown
roses. Miss Sadie Dietrich was the maid of
| honor. and Mr.. Fred O'Mara best man.
was. served, and later Mr.. and Mrs. O'Mara
left for Lafayette, where they will be at
| home after July IL at 1913 Brown street.
Miss BERTHE Dildine will entertain a small
her guests being Miss Margaret Neumann
and her three guests and Miss Wilson and
| Miss Taylor of Spokane, Wash. Tomorrow
evening Miss Wilson will entertain for Miss
Neumann and her guests, and Saturday
evening Mr.. John Neumann will give a sup
per at Broad Ripple for them.
Mrs. John Schley gave a neighborhood
euchre Yesterday afternoon at her home
on East Tenth street, entertaining about
forty friends. The rooms were decorated
with clusters Of nasturtiums and sweet
9aushters the Misses sehley a Msfe Miss
Amy Moore of Cincinnati, Miss Roma Full
well and Miss Lois Brown. Among the
| o., with Miss Eleanor Brown.
The Rosemary Club closed its year with
| an outing and country dinner at the Bren-
neman cottage in Broad Ripple last even
Ing: The members Of the club present were
Mrs. Herbert S. Wood, Mrs. Eidridge NJ
Shanklin. Miss Mary Catherwood Miss
Emma Virginia Pearson, Miss Harriet
| Shepherd, Miss Nina Bond, Miss Harriet
Tutewiler and Miss Hannah Pendleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William S. r. Harrington
| at the Propylaeum for their niece, Miss
| Frances Crum and for Miss Eleanor
| Carey, who has recently returned from
Vassar. The assembly room was hung with
4 md ri nertn
in extending their Inequalities were Mr..
and Mrs Ovid Butler Jameson, Mr.. and
Clarence A. Kenyon, Mr.. and Mrs. William
| Scott and Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bennett
Among the dancers were the Misses Hub
rene Ohr, and Miss Ruth Underhiil. of
ng-on-the-Hudson. with Miss Marga-
ret Shipp.
Mrs. S. d. Pray gave an enjoyable tea
yesterday afternoon for her daughters. Miss
| Flora and Miss Mabel Pray, and for Miss
Clara Bearnes of Minneapolis and Miss Cla-
| ia Gregory of st. Paul. The house was
| charmfngly arranged with banks of palms
| and ferns set against the mantels. In the
| parlor profusiOn of marguerites were
used with the green and the library had an
| effective decoration of nasturtiums For the
| dining room the appointments were in Law
| ender and the flowers were lavender sweet
| peas. The ices and connections were in the
| same colors. Assisting In the entertainment
OF the callers were Mrs. Frederick Greg
| DRY, Mrs. John ]. Appel, Mrs w. b. Allen
| Mrs. L. G.. Baker, Miss Eugene Minor Miss
| Eleanor Tucker, Miss Ida Marie Rogers,
Miss Jessie Epps. Miss Dorothy Pray. Miss
| Erna Frank. Mrs. Bearnes of Minneapolis
and Miss Marie Myers of Logansport.
A delightful garden party was given last
night by Miss Margaret Neumann and Mr.
John and Mr.. Kurt Neumann at their home
| on North Meridian street. Special guests
for the evening were Mrs. Archibald Shan
non of Olney ILL.,, Miss Florence Wheeler of
Louisville. Miss Elizabeth Tarpy of Louis
| Vile and Miss Nina McCleery of Marion
| Assisting in the reception and entertain
ment of the guests were Mr. and Mrs. John
w. Neumann. Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Ba-
ker, Miss Helen Werbe, Miss Irma Wocher
| Miss Edna Wilson, Miss BERTHE Didine and
. Illuminated with white electric lights and
the little summer house was lighted with red
| lights and used for supper room. A plat
| form was erected on the lawn and the
young people danced there during the even
ing. The guests were received in the par
| lors, which were charmingly arranged with
margueriteS and palms. Out-of-town guests
| were Mrs Harden of Denver. with Miss
| Wilson, Miss Brubaker of Philadelphia with
| Miss Mary Stubs, Miss Day of New York
| with Miss Edith Pierce. and Mr.. and Mrs
Okley Wells and DR.. Spellman of Green
| field.
CRAMER-CRAIG.
The marriage of Miss L. Ada Craig
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Craig, and
Mr.. William I. Cramer took place last
| night at o'clock at the home of the brides
parents. on Bellefontaine street, the Rev.
| ID. r. Lucas officiating. Only the members
of the two families were present for the
| ceremony. The house was prettiIy deco
| rated with pink and white sweet peas and
smilax. Miss Marie Craig, sister of the
| bride played the "Lohengrin'' wedding
march for the entrance OF the bride and
bridegroom. who were unattended. and dur
| ing the reading Of the ceremony Mendels-
| sohn's Spring Song played. The
| brides gown was pretty cream crepe de
| chine with trimmings of heavy lace and
with IL worn string of pearls for the
| throat. Miss Sturgeon, OF Franklin, was
| the only out-of-town guest. Mr.. and Mrs
Cramer left last night for visit in Chi
| cago. They will be at home after Aug.
at 40 Downey avenue. Irvington.
MONSON-TURNURE.
PARIS. July 1.-The marriage to-day OF
Lord Edward Monson. nephew of Sir Ed
ward Monson. the British minister. ana
Miss Madeline Turnure. widow OF Lawrence