The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-04-12
SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK.


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which the friends OF the two families were
invited Assisting Mr.. and Mrs; Layc0ek
in their inequalities were Mrs. Frank w.
Wood. Mrs. 1. ~. Richie. Mrs. Irving Dean.
Mrs Isaac Ruffen, Mrs. Frank Llndley.
Mrs. John Lyle. Miss Helen AltIand, Miss
Bess Dean, Mrs. Theodore Craven and Miss
Leila Thomas. From out of town the
guests included Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel
Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Bowen, Miss
Eva Moore. OF Delphi; Mrs. Nathan Read
and Nr. Hamlet Allen, OF Washington;
Mr.. James Omelyena. OF Chicago; Mr.. and
Mrs. l. n Fowler, of Spencer. and Mrs
Omelvena left for an extended wedding
trip. They will visit in ST. Louis, and while
there reception will be given for them
their honor by friends in Frankfort and
Delphi On their return they will reside at
ISL Talbot avenue, where they Will be at
home after May 20.
The twenty-fifth anniversary of the we'd
ding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac King was OBJ
served by them last Friday evening by
company at their home. Mr.. and Mrs.
King were assisted by a group Of their
friends. which included Miss Mary Buck
ley. Miss Cora Halsey, Miss Elizabeth Ar
mold. Mrs. C. F. Lannote, Miss Nell Somer
vile and Miss Alice King. The several
rooms were attractively decorated in flow
and the evenings entertainment con-
sisted OF violin numbers by Miss Arnold,
Rotations by Miss Lillian smith, piano
numbers by Miss Mary Butler and vocal
the guests were Mrs. Spencer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schmidt, Mr.. and Mrs. Somerville, Miss
Nell Somerville. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Cros-
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Clark. Mr.. James II. Clark, Mr. and
Mrs Andrew Barnes Dr. and Mrs Thomas.
Boyd and Mr.. and Mrs. Orville Harris.
Guests from out or town were Mrs. David
Self, OF Washington, ID. c.; Mr.. and Mrs
Andrew Fuller, OF South Haven, Mich,
and Mrs. Wishard. Miss Olive Creasey and
Mr.. Oscar Atkins. OF Greenwood. Many
handsome presents were received.
The Second Presbyterian Church was the
scene of a handsome wedding Wednesday
evening The bride was Miss Freda Lucille
Cockrum. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
b. Cockrum, and the bridegroom Mr.. Ar
thur Charles Downing. son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Downing, of Greenfield. Mr.
Charles Hansen presided at the organ and
rendered varied programme while the
guests were seated by the ushers, Mr.. Al
bert Krauss. DIR. Carl McGaughey, Mr.. Ar
Greenfield. The bridal party entered the
church TO the wedding march from Lob
engrin, the ushers proceeding down one
aisle and the bridesmaids down the other,
two by two. The maids were Miss Lillian
Mitchell, Miss Mary Kelsey Stone. Miss
MildTed Cable OF Covington. o., and Miss
Martina Hill, or Henderson, Ky. They were
dressed alike in dainty gowns of white
Paris muslin fashioned with dotted net
yolks. lace insertion and tucks: Following
the ushers came the little flower girls,
Frances Henderson and Lucille Downing
dressed In white frocks and carrying bas-
kets Of spring flowers. Then came Master
Harry ScAlotzhauer in a fetching suit Of
white. carrying the ring on a basket of
flowers. The bride entered with her father
and was preceded by the maid of honor,
Miss Helen Downing, of Greenfield. Miss
Downing looked charming in sheer white
gown, which was tucked in tiny groups and
set with rows of lace insertion. The bodice
was cut with deep bertha of lace and the
skirt was shirred- Her bouquet of
Bridesmaid roses. At the altar the bride
was met by Mr. Downing and his best man.
Mr. Oatley Cockrum, and the minister, the
Rev. Owen ID. Odell. While the ceremony
was being pronounced Mr.. Hansen played
the intermezzo from "CavaIIeria Rusti-
cana and afterwards rendered Mendels-
sohn's wedding march for the occasional
The bride was beautifully gowned in a
with a deep yoke of duchess lace, with the
sleeves and girdle fashioned with corded
shirrings.. The skirt was shirred TO the
nounce which finished it and the long veil
worn was fastened with pearl pins. She
carried a white satin prayer book receiv-
ing at the altar a shower bouquet of lilies
OF the valley, which she held while leaving
the church After the ceremony a large re-
ception was held at the Cockrum home on
North Alabama street. The house was
handsomely decorated in palms smilax and
flowers, the color scheme of green and
white being used entirely. In the dining
room was the brides table. which held a
large wedding cake, which was cut by the
BRIDE Assisting in the Inequalities IN the
SEVERAL rooms were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Downing, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas A. Winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Z. Mallery, Mr.. and
Mrs Wells, of Greenfield. Mr. and Mrs
Boyd TempIeton. Mr.; and Mrs. Halleck
O. b. Henderson, Miss Ida Turrel and Miss
Belle Gilchrist. A number OF friends from
out OF town came for the wedding, spe-
c1al car coming from Greenfield, and Miss
Mcdowell. of Evansville. and Mrs. c. F.
DAILY. of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. Downing
left for a wedding trip. They will reside
at Greenfield. where they will be at home
MAENNERCHOR EASTER BALL.
The annual Easter ball of the Ladies'
Society OF the Maennerchor will be given
Tomorrow evening at the Maennerchor
Hall. From all indications the ball this
year will be the most beautiful and the
most delightful Of the many handsome
ones given by this society. Thousands of
wild roses In different shades of pink have
been made by the decoration committee.
and these will be used in the decoration
OF the hail. The lights will also be COW
cred with pink rose shades and the dining
room will be adorned In a like manner
Easter souvenirs will be given at the elab-
crate supper which will be served The
committees for the evening are as follows
Reception committee, officers and heads of
sections, which include Mrs. Adolph
Scherrer, Mrs. John p. Frenzel Mrs. Julius
kellar. Mrs. Herman Adam, Mrs. W.
khodehamel, Mrs. Charles Adam. Mrs.
Pau krauss. Mrs. Louis MUIR and Miss
music and the floor will be Mrs Julius
Keller, Jr.. Mrs. Theodore Weiss. Mrs Ed
ward Neumeyer. Mrs. William Gardner.
Mrs. j. Weinman, Mrs. r. Miller, Mrs.
: Gustav keevers. Mrs. Frank Jungclaus.
Mrs. r Binninger. Mrs. Otto Busching.
Miss Cora Goetz and Miss Lille Lapgsen-
kamp. The decorations were in charge OF
j. p. Frerzel and the committee with hlm-
Mesdames Julius Burckhardt Charles
Bake, J. Bertermann, Otto Busching E.
Earl. Joseph Geiger. James Galloway F.
Gardner. NJ Hart, r. Heindel Gustav Jose,
Herman Jose, =. III. Krauss, r. Miller
Louis MUIR, Edward Neumeyer, Charles
on, Schiller. Theodore Weiss, Misses Car
Reisner, Mia Richards, Emma Minter
Ella and Anna Lindeman. Pearl Howard.
Laura Hauss, Katherine and Lena Fertig
Gretchen Frick. Emma Bell, Margaret BIOS
and Irma Bertermann.
supper Committee-Mesdames Hammers
berger, l.. Weiss, George Deluse H Rail-
man, III. Jose, j. A. Schulmeyer J. Giesen
X Rentsch, Julius SCHUYLER. NJ Lenker'
u. Hessling, Philip Hauss. William Grfeb
> Nilius, Charles Klein. S. Matthews III
Human, William Jungclaus, Julius Frick
6 Louis koss. George Amt. A. Woerner Kul-
man. r. Munter, Joseph Keller, V. Jose r
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