The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-11-11
MARRIAGE OF MISS DAVIDSON
AND MR.. G. F. LINDNER.

A prominent event of the season was
the marriage of Miss Kate Davidson
and Mr.. George T. Lindner, which was
solemnized last evening at St. Johns
church, Rev. E. z. Cobbs officiating,
in the presence Of a large gathering of
interested friends. The hour appointed
was o'clock and before its arrival
a throng filled the church
AS a reception followed Immediately
after the ceremony, the friends who
were expected to attend were in even
| ing attire and the scene presented was
a brilliant one.
The tones of Mendelssohn's wedding
march announced the arrival Of the
bridal party The friends who acted
as ushers and who led the way, were:
Mrs. Weatherly Carter, Mr.. Robert
/ league, Mr.. Hugh Stewart, Dr. j. n
Baker, Dr.. T. H. Mcconnell, and Mr..
/ James Wayman.
| The ushers were followed by the
matron of honor, Mrs. Harry Lee Da-
! wilson. sister-in-law of the bride En-
! tering next was Miss Lena Lindner,
! sister Of the bridegroom, who was maid
OF honor.
She preceded Miss Davidson, who
was escorted to the altar by her father,
Mr.. Henry c. Davidson, who gave his
daughter in marriage.
The bridal party was Joined at the
altar by the bridegroom, attended by
| his brother, Mr.. Ross Lindner, who was
best man.
Immediately following the ceremony,
a brilliant reception was held at the
home of the brides parents on Court
street, In honor of the young couple.
There the scene presented was
charming one, characterized by the Law
ish hospitality for which southern
homes are noted. Honman's orchestra
was stationed beneath the broad stair
way back of a massing of splendid
palms and ferns.
In the drawing room the guests
We're received and extended congratu-
lations and good wishes. In line with
Mr.. and Mrs. Lindner were Mr. and
Mrs. II. c. Davidson, Mrs Harry Lee
/ Davidson. Miss Lindner Mrs Stevens
| of New York, Mrs. Garrish of Florida.
and Miss Georgia Wood of Louisville
In this apartment the floral adorning
was of pink roses, and pink candles
burned in silver candelabra.
In the dining room the brides table
was spread with renaissance lace over
cream satin, and the central adjoining
was of brides roses. The cover was
traced with ropes of smilax and from
the chandelier hung a cluster of brides
roses and smilax tied with maline.
The coffe served from a table placed In
the same apartment was poured by
Mrs. L. B. Whitfield.
In the library, where meIive roses
and smilax We're used in artistic ar
rangement, champagne punch was dis
pensed. Presiding were Mrs. Victor H
Hanson and Mrs. Louis B. Farley Dur
ing the evening plate refreshments in
two courses were served, and charm
ing orchestral program was rendered
At o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Lindner
were driven to the station and little
later left for a wedding trip ten days
south. When they return, they will
be at home on Grove street, where
they will at once go to housekeeping
The brides wedding gown was OF
white liberty satin trimmed in duchess
lace and embroidered in silver an6
pearls. Her veil was caught will
orange blossoms and her bridal bouquet
was of lilies of the valley. She car
ried her mothers bridal prayer book
of carved ivory and wore the pearls
which were her fathers wedding gift
to her mother.
Mrs. Harry Lee Davidson was gownet
in white chiffon cloth and duchess
lace deliberately embroidered and trim
med in silver, and carried white crys
anthemums.
Miss Lindner wore white silk radiun
> trimmed deliberately in Belgian lace an,
) Irish crochet roses and carried white
/ rose buds
/ Mrs. Henry c. Davidson was gowne,
in gray silk and princess lace. Mrs
Stevens wore a gown of black lac
trimmed in point lace.
Mrs. Garish was toiletted in blacl
: silk and duchess lace.
Miss Wood wore blue silk with Per
sian trimmings.
Mrs Hanson wore a handsome toll
J cite of cream embroidered satin.
Mrs Farley was gowned in lavende
, and green chiffon over lavender silk.
Mrs Whitfeld's gown was of lila
chiffon and lace.
Much interest has been centered i
I this marriage since the engagement
was announced. The bride is a youn
I woman of prominence and social inf1u
enee. and her personal charm and at
fractions make her a favorite with
large circle Of admiring friends.
Mr.. Lindner, who is a native of In
diana, has made his home in Montgom
cry for several years. He Is a culture
musician and is prominent feature j
the artistic circles He occupies a cor
spicuous place in the musical life c
: Montgomery, being preceptor of tn
> choir of St. Johns church and manage
q of the Eilenberg -Lindner Conservation
" of music As a violinist he enjoys tn
distinction of having played with tn
= Thomas orchestra.-Montgom Al
verttser.
Mr. Iindner is former Harmon
: Young man and will be remembers
Z by very large number Of friends her
:. He conducted a large class in mus
? here several years ago. Miss Len
9 Iindner left Hammond a few weel
ago to be entertained until after tt
, wedding. She was maid of honor {
the ceremony.