The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-11
PERSONAL AND soc1ETL NOTES.

kPERSONAL AND SOCIkTL Mules.
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Burks. Miss McGibben. of sullivan. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse MARLEY, OF sullivan;
Mrs. Luke Wilson, of Kansas CITY, Mrs;
Hall. OF Milwaukee: Miss Alexander ana
Miss Johnson. OF Charlestovn, Ill; Air. and
Airs. Theodore Louden and Judge and Mrs.
Reinhard. OF Bloomington: Mr.. and Mrs. j.
IL Ketcham. OF Msrtinsville and Miss Nc
Lain OF St Louis.
One OF the most notable and beautiful of
the early autumn weddings was that OF
Miss Pearl Haynes. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John S. Duncan, and Mr.. Charles NJ.
Malott, which was solemnized at $50
wednesday evening in the Central Christian
Church. Mr. Joseph Joiner presided at the
organ, playing programme OF bridal airs
as the guests were seated by the ushers,
Dir George Null. Mr.. Harvey Martin, DIR.
Frank Hutchens. Mr.. Amory Irwin and DR..
Harry Kahlo. The church was simply but
effectively decorated with green, and the as
semblage OF guests was a brilliant one. At
the ceremony hour the wedding party en-
tered the church, preceded by the ushers, TO
the "LOhengrin' wedding music The bride,
who entered with her father, was preceded
By two bridesmaids, her sister, Miss Agnes
Duncan, and Miss Alta Malott sister OF the
bridegroom, and the bridegroom was ac-
companied by his best man, Mr.. Frank Ma
lott. The brides gown was an exquisitely
fashioned robe of white chiffon shirrsd and
elaborated by applications OF point de Paris.
She wore the same veil worn by her mother,
Mrs. Duncan, at her marriage, and carried
= shower bouquet OF lilies Of the valley.
Miss Duncan and Miss MalOtt wore charm
Ing gowns OF white net, patterned In flower
designs and trimmed with handsome lace.
The flowers were armfuis OF pink roses. At
the aitar the wedding party was met by the
officiating clergyman, the Rev. Allen b.
Ihllputt. and as the ceremony was read
Inc Angels Serenade" was played. The
Mendelssohn march was used for the recess
sional. Following the church ceremony a
large reception was given at the Duncan
nome. on North Alabama street Mr.. and
Mrs w. Z. MalOtt, parents OF the bride
groom, assisted Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan and
the wedding party in receiving, and group
or friends were the assistants In entertain
Ing. Out-Of-town guests included the
brides grandfather. Mr.. Mark Haynes, of
Richmond, and Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard, Mrs.
Mcguire, Mr.. and Mrs. Dugen, MIR. and Mrs.
Hallway and Mr.. and Mrs. Demos Coe. OF
Richmond; Mrs. Miles. OF Cincinnati; Miss
Grace MunsOn, OF Chicago. and Miss Jessie
Norton and MIR. Frank Mitchell, OF Bedford.
Mr.. and Mrs. MalOtt left for a wedding
journey and will be at home after Dec. at
the Holloway.
beautiful church wedding Wednesday
night was that OF Miss Harriet Mary Tute-
wiIer, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs. Henry w.
Tutewiler. and DR.. Frederick Curtis Black
welder. OF Roswell, N. NJ. The marriage
took place at s o'clock in Roberts Park
Church, the Rev. c. E. Bacon officiating.
AS the guests were seated by the ushers
Miss Bonnie Summit played a preliminary
programme Of music. At the ceremony hour
the ushers. Mr.. Dwight Ritter and Mr.. Alva
Tennis, Of this city, Mr. Charles Culp of
Raymond. ILL.,, and Mr. Foster Smith, of
Danville, led the way up the aisle. They
were followed by the maids, Miss Emma
Virginia Pearson Miss Edna Locke Hamil-
ton, OF Chicago. Miss Edna Coultas, of New
ark, ~. j., and Miss Elizabeth RippetOe, of
camden. Mo- They were gowned alike in
white swiss gowns with blue sashes and
carried armfuls OF white chrysanthemums.
Miss Louise Tutewiler, the maid OF honor,
and Miss Julia Louise Tutewiler, the little
Hover maid, entered together. Miss Tute-
wiler wore dainty gown of white silk null
trimmed with forset-me-nots, and carried a
shower Of Bride roses. The bride followed
with her father by whom She was given
away. The bridal gown was exquisite
one or pineapple cloth with a deep yoke and
bertha or point lear lace. A tulle veil was
worn and the bouquet was of lilies Of the
valley. DR.. Blackwelder, with his best man,
the Rev. Thomas Ewing, of Hoopestown,
IL. awaited the wedding party at the altar.
Tne music Tor the professional was the
Lohengrin march, and for the ceremony
Believe. * All Those Endearing Young
Charms" AT the close OF the wedding serv-
ice Miss Louise Tutewiler sang a song, for
which she wrote the music and her father
the words Following the church ceremony
there was large reception at the Tutewiler
home. ON College avenue. Assisting in enter
tanning during the evening were DIR. and
Mrs. j. +. Blackwelder, Of Litchfield, ILL.,,
parents Of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs.
Jacob Piatt Dunn, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry ID.
Tutewiler, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Tute-
wiler. Mr.. and Mrs. William Tennis, Mr..
and Mrs. David Ross. Miss Catherine Dunn,
Mrs. Fred Evans, Mrs. Charles Baggs, Miss
Goodhart, Miss Laura Hanna, Miss Eliza
beth Hardy, Miss Edna Wallace, Miss Mary
Deputy. Miss Helen Loeper, Miss Edith Nc
Master, Miss Berenice Smith, Miss Flora
Spurrier, Miss Delta Lenning, Miss Leona
Lenning. Miss Ella Snyder Mrs. Arthur
Brown. Miss Harriet Bugbee, Miss Mary
Zener, Miss Irene Berryhill, Miss Isabel
Eomerville. Miss Florence Jones' Miss Elsie
Apologize and Miss Helen Swain. DR.. and
Mrs. Blackwelder left for journey north
and will return here before going TO their
home In Roswell, ~. NJ, where they will be
at home after Dec. l.