The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL NEWS

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their call for freedom, which was answered
IN .he heart OF the man. At the close OF her
ADDRESS Mrs Walker, who has been for
twelve years the president Of the club, pre-
scented the vice president. Mrs. Louis Burck-
hardt, with an appropriate gift, accom-
panied by little speech of appreciation for
her heip About thirty guests were present.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
home wedding of exceptionally beau
tiful appointments was that of Miss Geor-
gia Clare McDermott, daughter of Mrs.
Clara Waters McDermott, and Mr.. Schuyler
Beauclerc Eddy, of ST. Louis, son of Mrs.
| II. H. Bowman. of Springfield, Mass. The
wedding took place at the home of Miss
McDermotts sister, Mrs. Raymond Patter-
son Van Camp, and Mr.. Van Camp, on
North Pennsylvania street. The officiating
clergyman was the Rev. Charles Frederick
Goss, who was for many years the pastor
of the family. The decorations for the
wedding were carried out entirely in green
and white the colors of Mrs. Eddy's fra
| ternity, Alpha Delta Phi. The mantel. in
| the first parlor was concealed by an arch
of green studded with white chrysanthe-
| NUNS, and Illuminated with white cathe-
| dral candles All the other rooms had deco
rations OF white chrysanthemums, palms
The ceremony hour was half past 5.
and an orchestra played the "Lohengrin
wedding march as the bridal party entered.
The ushers walked first, carrying the white
RIBBONS which formed the aisle, and were
| followed by the bridesmaids, who walked
singly-Miss Ann Graves. of Grand Rap
ids. Mich, Miss Josephine Smith, Miss
Helen Cooke. of Cincinnati. and Miss Eliza
| beth Cooper. Their gowns were of pale
green Louisiana silk. shirred and tucked,
nT1h ind xrfh I'D how
carried arm clusters OF maidenhair ferns.
Following Them came the matron of honor.
MRS. raymond Van Camp. She wore an
| exquisite gown Of pale green chiffon over
| taffeta of the SAME shade. The corsage was
| embeilished with cluster of lilies Of the
valley. end she carried the brides bouquet,
shower Of the same flowers. The bride,
! who came next, entered unattended. Her
| gown was beautiful robe of white panne
crepe, combined with chiffon and embel-
| lished with duchess lace, with medalions
| of rose point. She wore a tulle veil and
carried white prayer book The BRIDE
groom was attended by Mr.. Lynton T.
other men of the bridal party were Mr..
| Raymond Van Camp, Mr.. Richard Meth
| eany, of Wellsville. o., Mr.. Burts Groes-
4 beck and Mr.. John Ewing Blaine jr., of
Cincinnati AS the wedding service was
read the prayer from Faust was played.
| The brldal party was assisted in entertain
| ing after the ceremony by Mrs. McDermott
and Mr.. and Mrs. CORTLAND Van Camp.
4 Mrs. McDermott wore a handsome gown
| or lavender and white brocade, with trim
| mlngs of duchesse lace, and Mrs. Van
| camps gown was of lavender brocade,
| combined with lace covered with spangles.
| At the supper following the ceremony the
| bridal party was seated at the brides table
In an upper room. where the decorations
| were In white and green. A pyramid Of
| white chrysanthemums and ferns was In the
| center of the table, and the white candles
| In crystal candleholders were covered by
| white chrysanthemum shades. The name
| cards were in heart shape. Guests from a
| distance for the wedding included Mr. and
| Mrs. III. H. Bowman, of Springfield, Mass. !;
Mr.. Starting A. Waters. of Warren. Pa:
| Mrs. Henry Parkhurst Cooke, of Cincin-
natl; Mrs. ID. 8. Paul, of Chicago; Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. b. White, of Cleveland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Southland of Chicago, and Miss
| Anna Blaine, of Cincinnati. Mr.. and Mrs.
Eddy left last night for Louisville. Later
tn they VIII travel in the south; and will be
| Eddy's going away gown of tailored
green cloth, with hat to match, and a
bodice of green silk. Mrs. Raymond Van
camp Will give reception this afternoon
In honor OF her mother, Mrs McDermott,
and Of Mrs. Bowman. who is still here.
| ROSS-SWAIN.
The marriage of Miss Mary Cornelia
Swain. daughter of Mr. and Mrs George
| H. Swain. and Mr.. George w. Ross, jr. OF
New York, took place last night at $3.50
| o'clock at the home of the brides parents
| on North Alabama street, in the presence
Of over a hundred relatives and friends
| The parlors were arranged effectively in
| green and white with masses Of palms and
| ferns and clusters of white chrysanthe-
| NUNS. pyramid of palms in the corner
of the first parlor formed the setting for
the wedding party. which included beside
| the bride and bridegroom. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Swain, who last night celebrated their
| twenty ninth wedding anniversary, and two
| little ribbon bearers, Miss Lois Brown of
Pittsburg, and Master Walker Curtis CARL
| The bride wore gown of white crepe de
chine with trimmings of Irish lace. She
| wore Prince of Wales feather in her
| hair and carried bouquet of American
| gown OF tan crepe de chine with trimmings
| of Mechlin lace and carried bouquet of
| white chrysanthemums. The wedding
| music was the "Lohengrin'' march for the
| entrance and 20 Promise Me" for the cere-
nlony.
Following the service a supper was
| served. The dining room was decorated
anthemums for the buffet and m man The
| table had a candelabrum filled with yellow
| candles for the center and strands of smilax
| were caught from the chandelier to the
| table corners. Assisting in entertaining
were Mrs Nellie Ross Zinn, Mrs James
| Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Ross,
Mrs. NJ. E. Dunn OF Noblesville. Mrs.
Charles Brown of Pittsburg, Miss Edith
| Marian Beazell, Miss Mary Robinson, Mrs.
| Clarence A. CARL. Mrs. William Hasson
Hail. Miss Ora Gray and Miss Mabel Dunn.
| Guests from out of town included Mrs.
William Parr of Cincinnati, Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Bixler of Lafayette Mr.. and Mrs.
Boohler of Lebanon, Mrs. William Moffett
| of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Ross will be
| with Mr.. and Mrs. Swain for a week before
| going to New York where they will be at
| home after Nov. 15 at III East One-hun-
| nd