The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-18

honor; Miss Stella Adams. Miss Muriel
Hit, Miss Helen MARI lockwood and MISS
Mary Forman, OF Logansport. bridesmaids;
Mr. Leland Mothershead, best man. anu
MIR. Robert Foster Mr.. Oscar Schmidt, MI.
William lockwood, DR.. Samuel Johnston,
Mr.. Frank Tracey. of Syracuse. \. Y, ana
Mr.. Alexander Holiday. of Pittsburg, ush-
ers. The bride came in with her father;
was worn and the bridal bouquet was
shower OF the delicate swansonia blossoms:
white chiffon cloth over liberty satin and
her flowers We're a cluster OF American
Beauty roses. The bridesmaids were gowned
alike In exquisite costumes OF WHITE lhe
bodices of chiffon and the skirts or sun
plated liberty satin, and all carried arm
bouquets of American Beauty roses. After
the church service a reception was gwen
for the wedding party at the home of MI
and Mrs. Wilson. on Central avenue. n
number OF friends assisted Mr.. and Mrs.
/ Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Mothershead ana
ing: Mr.. and Mrs. Mothershead left for a
| wedding journey, after which they Will De
at home at No. 1918 North New. Jersey
street Guests from distance for the we'd
ding included Mrs. Julia Barr, or Mont
clair, n. j.. Mrs. Mary Turner and Mr..
| and Mrs j. j. Turner. of Pittsburg; Mrs;
Arthur Stuart. Mrs. Charles r. Stuart ana
| Miss Marie Stuart, of Lafayette, and Mr..
Ralph Lemcke. of Evansville.
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st. Paurs Church was the scene of a
beautiful wedding Wednesday night when
Miss Mary Barbara Searle, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Scott Heman searle. and Mr. HUI
bert Keller, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Keller, were married. AS the guests gath
cred Mr.. Clarence Carson, at the organ,
played programme OF wedding music and
at the ceremony hour. 7:30, the vested choir
of the church entered singing the wedding
/ he
door by the wedding party The ushers,
Mr.. Frank Abbott, Mr.. August Keller, Mr..
John Mckenna, Mr.. Harvey Grassland, Mr..
John Craig and Mr.. Henry Sulcer, of Chi
cago, walked first in the wedding party.
The bridegroom with his best man, his
brother Mr.. Frank Keller, followed and the
Gfhc1ating clergyman, the Rev: Lewis
Brown. walked next. He was followed by
| the two little ribbon bearers, Millie Keller
and Katherine Bauer. The bridesmaids fol
| lowed, Miss Ethel Reeves. of Chicago, with
Miss Alice Benton Scott, Miss Frances
| Fanghorn with Miss Edna Rexford and
Miss Louise Reese with MISS Frances
Adams. Their gowns were daintily fash
Toned robes of yellow point desprit.
The maid Of honor Miss Cornelia Lauren
| tine Seare, sister Of the bride, came next
in the procession. She wore a charming
| gown of white grenadine over pale yellow
and carried a great cluster of white chry-
| santhemums. Miss Searls entered with her
| father, who gave her away. Her gown was
| of white chiffon over liberty satin. She wore
| a tulle veil and carried a. shower of Bride
roses.
After the church ceremony handsome re-
ception was given at the Searle home on
| Park avenue, where the bridal party and
the parents of the bride and bridegroom
were assisted in entertaining by Mrs. Aug
| ust Kuhn, Mrs. Julius Hartman. Mrs. Julius
| Keller, Mrs. w. B. Bauer, Mrs. George
Bauer, Mrs. E. P. Searle, OF Anderson, Mrs
Miss Frances Crum, Miss Bertha Keller,
| Miss Lena Cunningham, Miss Laura Mar
ten, Miss Lucy Bauer, Miss Charlotte My
rick, of Denver, and MISS Florence CURL
of Memphis.
Out-of-town guests for the wedding in
| cluded Mr.. and Mrs. James Tamplin, OF
Dayton, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. e. p. Searle, OF
| Anderson; Mrs. Myrick and Miss Charlotte
| Myrick. of Denver; Mr.. and Mrs. Winfield
| Denny and Mrs. Kiser, of Anderson. Mr.
and Mrs. Keller left for a bridal journey
| and will be at home after Jan. at 42o East
| Nineteenth street.
A wedding Of unusual beauty and interest
was solemnized Wednesday morning at II
| o'clock in st. Johns Church, when Miss
Mary Reaume, daughter of Mrs. Anna Car
roll Reaume, and Lieut.. Hugh Drum, u s
A, were married. The wedding had the
brilliant accessories of military ceremony
Prof. II. ]. Schumacher played programme
of wedding music as the guests were seated
and at the entrance OF the wedding party
he played the Pilgrims chorus from Tam
hauser" The ushers were Lieut.. G. II
Shield, Twelfth Infantry, st. Louis; Lieut.
L. P. Butler, Second Infantry, Denver
Capt. B. f. Cheatham. quarterma ster's de
partment; Lieut.. G. G. Lansing, artillery
~ L sate. " Il Wl aid
Lieut.. Z. d. Peck, engineers corps, Wash
ington. The bridesmaids were Miss Bea
trice Byers and Miss Elfriede Scholl of th
oft Ttc0 II. Al nd
Willien, of Terre Haute, and Miss Ethe
Foraker and Miss Marguerite Rockwell, o
Cincinnati. The maid Of honor, Miss Ann,
Carroll Reaume, sister Of the bride, wake,
alone, and was followed by the bride, VIII
entered with Gen. Frank Baldwin, Of Den
yer, on whose staff Lieutenant Drum is al
| aid-de-camp. The bridegroom was attende,
by his brother, Mr.. John Drum, of Boston
The nuptial service was the high mass o
the Roman Catholic Church, and the offici
atins GlergyInen Were the Rev: Father 10
the Rev. Father Francis B. Dowd, the Rev
Father George II. Smith and the Rev. Fa
Their Francis H. Gavisk, master Of cere
monies. Miss Benaldine Smith, violinist
played the music from Samson and Deli
lah'' during the service, and Miss Edn
Burks sang the Rossini Ave Maria" TIL
| brides gown was exquisite robe of whit
chiffon cloth. A veil was worn, and tn
bridal bouquet was a shower of lilies of tn
valley. Miss Reaume, the maid of honor
wore beautiful gown of white twine cloth
/
American Beauty roses. The bridesmaid
were gowned alike in crepe de chine Of pal
blue, the infantry color.
| After the church ceremony a weddin
breakfast was served at the Claypool Hote
With the wedding party were Mrs Reaumt
Mrs. Frank Baldwin of Denver, Mr.. an
Mrs. A. l.. Drum. Mr.. Joseph Drum of Nev
York, Miss Mary Drum, DR.. W. Flemin
Willien of Terre Haute and Mr. Harry {
Kahlo. Among the guests from out of tow
for the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. jaime
r. Foraker. Mr.. and Mrs. George Rockwell
! of Cincinnati. and DIR. and Mrs. l., ]. Wi
| lien, of Terre Haute. Col and Mrs. Jane
Macklin were also among the weddin
guests.
j Lieutenant and Mrs. Drum left for a wed
| ding journey in the north and West afte
which they will go TO Denver. where the
will be at home at the Lafayette.
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