The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-11-01

ma left for a wedding journey and will be
at home after Dec. at 42S East New YORK
street.
A pretty church wedding which took
place Wednesday night in Zioa's Church
was that of Miss Laura Hauss, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hauss. and Mrs.
Henry p. Jungclaus, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Jungclaus. The "Lohengrin" march
was the professional at the church and the
bridal party was led by the ushers, Mr..
Alvin Schwartz, Mr.. Frank Kotteman, Mr..
William Leppert and Mr.. FREDERICK
Schmidt. The bridesmaids. Miss Caroline
Bos, of Norris Miss Florence Pape, of Gin
cinnati. Miss Marie Jungclaus and MISS
frocks of pink crepe de chine over taffeta
The bridesmaids bouquets Of pink carna-
lions were tied with smilax streamers stud
ded with pink rosebuds. The maid o. Aoh-
or. Miss Josenhpine Hauss, wore love-
ly robe of Brussels net painted in rose de-
sign, over white satin. Her flowers were a
shower OF pink roses. The two little
flower children. Leona Fertig and ROBERT
Kevers. who walked before the bride, were
dressed in white and scattered pink fow-
ers from dainty French baskets. The bride
gown ives an exquisite robe of point lear
lace studded with pearls and fashioned
over taffeta. The veil was caught by Gus
ter of lilies of the valley and the bouquet
was of Bride roses. At the front or the
met by the bridegroom and his best man.
Mr.. Carl Schmidt, and the officiating cler-
gyman. the Rev. j. c. Peters. Assistants
for the reception following included the
parents of the bride and bridegroom, and
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Kevers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Z. c. Dolmetsch, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Eisele,
MIR. and Mrs. Christian Bos, of Morris, Mir.
and Mrs. Charles Bake, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Fertig, Miss Lena Fertig, Miss Katrina
Fertig, Miss Eda Hauss, Miss Alma Fer
tig and Miss Louise Bake. Out-of-town
90 n n
fayette and Miss Katherine Hauss. of
Morris. Mr.. and Mrs. Jungclaus left for
wedding journey, and will receive after
Jan. l at 2el7 Talbot avenue.
A 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.
III. Fl. Bowman. of Springfield, Mass. The
wedding took place Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss McDermotts sister, Mrs.
Raymond Patterson 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 decora-
lions for the wedding were carried out en-
tirely in green and white, the colors of
Mrs. Eddy's fraternity. Alpha Delta Phi.
The ceremony hour was $50. and an or
march as the bridal party entered. The
ushers walked first. and were followed by
the bridesmaids, who walked singly-Miss
Ann Graves of Grand Rapids, Mich, Miss
Josephine Smith, Miss Helen Cooke of
Clncinnai, and Miss Elizabeth Cooper
Their gowns were of pale green louisaine
silk and they 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. The corsage was embellished
she carried the brides bouquet, a 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 embell;shed with
duchess lace, with medallions of rose point
She wore a tulle veil and carried a white
prayer book. The bridegroom was attended
by MIR. Lynton L. Block, of St. Louis as
best man, and the other men of the bridal
party were Mr.. Raymond Van Camp. Mr..
Richard Metheany of Wellsvile o. Mr.
Blaine, jr., of Cincinnati. AS the wedding
service was read the prayer from Faust
was played. The bridal party was assisted
In entertaining after the ceremony by Mrs
McDermott and Mr.. and Mrs Courtland
Van Camp. Guests from a distance for the
wedding included Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Bow
man, of Springfield Mass; Mr.. Starting A.
Waters, of Warren, Pa; Mrs Henry
Parkhurst Cooke, of Cincinnati; Mrs d. s
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 for Louisville. Later they will travel
in the South ard will be in Nashville. Tenn
about Dec i.