The Indianapolis journal., 1904-04-28

man, and Mr.. August Tamm took place
last evening at 7:30 o'clock at the home of
the Rov. X. ID. Bielerman pastor of the
German Lutheran Church. The bride was
attended by Miss Mildred Lafollette and
the bridegroom by his Brother, Mr.. Otto
Iamm. The bride wore a pretty gown of
white silk organde, with lace trimmings,
and carried d shower bouquet cf lilies of
the valley and smilax and the maid of
honor wore pink silk organdie and car
rled bouquet of pink roses After the
ceremony reception and supper were
given at the home of the bridegroom, on
North Illinois street. The house was
table was in green and white, with covers
for twenty guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Tamm
LETT last evening for St. Louis to spend
several days and Will be at home after
May l0 at 2545 North Capitol avenue.
CARROLL-MAY
The marriage of Miss Blanche Sophia
May, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Millard
May, and DR.. Walter ]. Carroll took place
yesterday morning at o'clock at St An
thongs Church. The ceremony was pro-
nounced by Father Byrne The maid of
honor was Miss Grace wiselogel, and the
best man Mr.. j. A. Carroll. of Wabash.
brother of the bridegroom The flower girls
were Helen and Irene Early After the
ceremony wedding breakfast was served
at the home of the brides parents on West
arranged with palms. ferns and roses. The
brides gown was a silk robe over taffeta
with pearl trimmings, and she carried an
arm bouquet of Bride roses The maid of
honor wore lace robe over green taffeta
and carried pink carnations The little
flower girls wore dainty white null gowns
and carried scarlet and white carnations.
The out-of-town guests were Rev. Father
John Dempsey, of Crawfordsville; Miss
Mary and Miss Anna Carroll. Miss Mary
n and Mrs a,,I
Mr.. Bernard Price, of Charlottesville; DR..
Hussey, of Hoopeston, H.; Mr.. Friedrich
and Miss Julia Tobin. of Roachdale; Miss
Mary Murphy, of Linden; Miss Mary Fox,
OF Wabash, and DR.. Reilly, of Sardinia. DIR.
and Mrs. Carroll have gone to ST. Louis
to spend two weeks and will be at home
Mr.. and Mrs. May, on West Vermont street.
SHAFER-FAHNLEY.
| One of the most beautiful and interest
ing weddings of the spring took place last
evening, the bride being Miss Ada Fahn-
| ley, daughter of Mr.. Frederick Fahnley,
and the bridegroom Mr.. William John
| Shafer. The ceremony was pronounced by
| the Rev. NJ. l. Haines, of the First Pres
| byterian Church, in the presence of the
members of the two families and a few
| intimate friends. The bride was attended
| by her sister. Miss Bertha Fahnley and
| the bridegroom by DIR. Frederick Charlton
An orchestra played the wedding march
| and the music for the ceremony which
| was "All Those Endearing Young Charms -
| The ceremony took place in the drawing
| room, which exquistely decorated
with pink roses, masses of palms and
| maidenhair ferns, and cathedral candle
| sticks with white tapers. On either side
| of the bow window were waIl-pockets
| filled with pink roses. The bride wore a
| beautiful gown OF white duchesse satin,
uctaf rx~ffh -F.eef.,
| veil and carried an armful of lilies of the
valley. Miss Bertha Fahnley wore a pale
| pink embroidered robe and carried pink
| roses. After the ceremony a bridal sup
! per was served The dining room was a
! bower of pink roses and maidenhair ferns.
| The table was beautifully arranged with
/ a large French basket of pink roses for
| the center and at either end of the table
was heartsha9ed wedding cake The
| spun sugar wedding bell was decorated
| with pink flowers. On the buffet and man.
/ tells were masses of maidenhair ferns and
| roses and crystal candelabras with pink
| tapers. After the supper a large recep-
! tiOn was given. The decorations in the
| music room were ferns, yellow tulips and
| daffodils and In the parlor scarlet tulips
and ferns and palms were used. In the
| hall the mantels were banked with palms
and asparagus fern festooned the chan
| deliers.
were assisted by Mrs. Bertha Test. an aunt
! of the bride, and Miss Carrie Fahnley Mr.
| and Mrs. John c. New. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| erick Rush, Mrs. Charles Shafer of Boom
| vile. mother of Mr.. Shafer, Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry Wetzel, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward F.
| Claypool and Mrs. Ada Carey. Among the
/ out-of-town guests who came for the
| wedding were Miss Albright, of Louisville,
| and Miss Irwin, of KeOkuk, Ia. who are
| the guests of Mr.. Fahnley and Miss Fahn-
| ley.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Shafer left last evening for
| a wedding journey of two weeks i'm the
| South. On their return they will be at
home with Mr.. Fahnley on North Meridian
| street after Sept /.