The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-03-06
VI Society EUents of n Week in Indianapolis

c. w. Pressel, Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Pressell.
Miss Emma Lizius and Mr.. A. Swank.
Mrs. Carleton b. McCulloch entertained
with delightful tea Thursday afternoon
in honor of Mrs. Cheathanl. who has re-
Gently come 10 Indianapolis 20 reside. The
rooms were prettily decorated with scarlet
tulips and the dining table was in scarlet
tulips with candelabra with scarlet tapers.
The ices and CONNECTIONS were in red. As
sisting Mrs McCulloch were Mrs. Charles
Stewart. Mrs. o. s. Runnells, Mrs. Henry
Brandon. Mrs Hugh Hanna, jr., Mrs ker-
foot Stewart. Mrs. John Somervllle MIS-.
William Kelly Thompson and Miss susan
Stewart. Among the callers were Mrs.
Henry Waite. of Lexington, KY, with Mrs
John Candee Dean and Mrs. Walter Gil
man Page, OF Boston, Mass.
Mrs. " d. Woodland gave beautiful re-
ception Friday afternoon at her home on
North Pennsylvania street. The house was
beautifully decorated throughout with
palms and ferns and many flowers. As
sisting Mrs. Woodland i'm entertaining her
guests were Mrs. e. L. COthrell Mrs. s. r.
Woodland. Miss Lydia Walker and Miss
Ruth De Hass Miss Genevieve Maine, Miss
Cleo Everett and the hostess's daughters,
Miss Ethel and Miss Grace Woodland. In
the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Woodland enter
tanned large number OF their friends with
a reception to celebrate their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary. With the assistants
OF the afternoon were DR.. and Mrs ;. +.
Woodland and the Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Pier
son.
A delightful leap year dance was given
Monday night at the Americas Club by
| a number of young women. The commit
tee in charge of the party included Mrs.
Berne b. Cohen, Miss Adeline Mayer, Miss
Minnie Kirschbaum, Miss Lorraine Rein
hard. of Baltimore, and Miss Regina Rhein-
] heimer of Philadelphia. The handsome
| rooms of the clubhouse were decorated with
masses of palms. ferns and flowers, and
| red hearts were also used in the decora-
| tiOns. The tables were decorated with
| hearts, the candies and cakes were in
| heart shapes and the ices were in the form
of wedding bells. The menu cards, which
! were in red heart shapes. had pictures in
| stead of names for the courses. Inc
souvenirs fer the girls were popguns and
! for the men solitaire rings.
The marriage of Miss Marie Elizabeth
Dipple and Mr.. Theodore Wiese took place
Wednesday evening at the home of the
brides uncle, Mr.. Henry Abel los Arsenal
avenue. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. ]. c. Peters, of the Zion Church.
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and relatives. The bride was attended by
| little flower girl, Dorothy Wiese Miss
| Flora Prange played the wedding march
| and during the ceremony 20 Promise Me"
/ was played The bride was gowned in a
| mode-colored tailor gown with a picture
hat of mode chiffon and plumes and carried
| shower bouquet of pink roses. After
| the ceremony supper was served TO a
number OF rend Later ats IN the sveans
| journey TO Chicago to spend two weeks
| with friends and on their return will be al
| home, after April 10, at 700 East New York
street.
One of the beautiful weddings of the sea-
son took place Tuesday evening at the Sec
ond Presbyterian Church, when Miss Kat
rina Fertig, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Emil
Fertig, and DIR. Charles Wright were mar
ried. The ceremony was performed by the
| Rev. Owen Davies Odell at o'clock. in the
presence of large number Of friends and
relatives. The guests were seated by the
ushers. Dr. John Pfaf, DR.. Danbridgt
Oliver, Mr.. Ewald Langen and Mr.. Alfred
| Navin.
The ushers walked first In the wedding
party. which included Miss Alice Monks
maid of honor; Miss Nellie Tree. of Alex
andria; Miss Hazel Kinney, Miss Louise
Bake and Miss Alma Fertig. bridesmaids
and two little flower children, Leona Fertie
and Robert Kevers.
The bride came in with her father, whe
| gave her away, and was met at the altar by
the groom and his best man, Mr.. A. w
Thomson. The bride was gowned in
| duchess lace robe and wore a veil caught
with orange blossoms She carried shower
| boquet of white carnations.
The maid of honor was daintily gowneC
| in white silk null and carried scarlet carna
| tons, and the maids wore gowns of scarle
crepe de chine and carried shower bouquet.
| OF scarlet carnations.
Leona Fertig was dressed in a gowI
of white silk null and carried
scarlet mum filled with scarlet car
nations. and Robert Kevers was il
a white broadcloth suit and carried a cor
nucopia filled with carnations. After tn,
ceremony a wedding supper was served a
the Grand Hotel TO number of relatives
and friends. DIR. and Mrs Wright lef
later for a wedding journey in the Eas
and will be at home after May / at tn,
Chalfant. Among the guests from out o
town were Mr. and Mrs. Stein and daugh
ter, of Anderson.