The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-06-28

the gentlemens favor and Mrs Syfers the ladies'.
Among those present were Mrs. Ballard. Mrs.
lett Mrs. Stout, Mrs. Mckee, Mrs. Heron. Mrs.
Brecount, Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Pfaff, Mrs. Syfers
and Mrs Gates
A progressive euchre party was given at the
rooms of Pierre Gray in the Bates House. Fri
day night The favors were won by Mrs. Joseph
Schwabacher, Mrs. Pierre Gray, Mr.. y. n. Ander-
son and Dir. Pierre Gray. Refreshments were
served in the dining-roo Of the hotel, and
among those who were present were Misses Kit
tie and Molle Cones of Irvington; Mrs Charles
ID. Cones. Miss Voss, Mrs Joseph Schwabacher,
Mr.. and Mrs. Gray, Mr.. and Mrs Rauh, Nathan
Norris j. n Anderson and John Winter
Mrs W. p. Bingham gave delightful ladies'
progressive euchre party during the week There
were six tables. Her home was tastefully
arranged with pond lilies and elderberry bios
SONS. Refreshments, consisting of strawberries
and ice cream, cake and coffee, were served
Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs. Hewlett won the ladies'
prizes and Mrs j. w. Gordon and Mrs. Spring
steen those for the gentlemen. The ladies pres
ent were Mrs. Geo. Stout Mrs. Hewlett Mrs.
Cathie. Mrs. NJ III. Spades, Mrs. John Browning
Mrs. Rittenhouse. Mrs. Steele, Mrs; }. Mckee
Mrs. McKee, ST., Mrs. j. Williams, Mrs. Elliott
Mrs. Byrum, Mrs. Drew, Mrs. Heron Mrs Bre-
count, Mrs. Chas. Pfaff, Mrs. Syfers, Mrs. Ap-
pei, Mrs. Gates, and others.
: A Mt Vernon, Ia, special. to the Cedar
Rapids Gazette says Zone of the prominent
features of today was the marriage of Miss Ada
Lozier, of Mt Vernon, to DIR. e.. s. PettlJohn.
physician in Insane Asylum at Kankakee Ill.
The ceremony was performed in the auditorium
of the college chapel this morning at 7:3O by the
brides father Elder j. Fl. Lozier The bride
looked very lovely, and everything was in keep
ing with the ceremony. The bridal party took
breakfast at the residence of the brides parents
at o'clock and the bride and groom left at 10
o'clock for tour" to Minneapolis and other
points north Miss Ada has host of admirers
~ Il 1.,1lr
who will wish her the most bountiful blessings
in her married lfe"
Miss Kate and Arlie Cathcart gave an after
noon party during the week, which proved
charming affair. The occasion was the ceebra-
ton of Miss Aries birthday. Music and dane
Among those present were Misses Hattie
Cleveland, Julia and Alice Graydon,
Jessie Miller, Henrietta Mayo, Isa
bella jerks, Lotte Ransdell Ruth
Nichols Annie Holloways: Lottie Godown'
Mary Anvil, Flora and Bette Ketchum, May
Closer, Marabel and Arda Rorison, Lulu
Rhodes, Katie Smith, Helen Conner, Emma
Martindale, Mary Foster, Lavalette and Kate
Davidson. Brounle Butler, Annie Butler, Valette
Miller, Camilla Walker, Nellie Walker and
others.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank Raschig and Miss
Jennie Null took place nj st. Paus Cathedral,o on
Wednesday evening, before a large number of
relatives and friends. The chancei OF the edltco
was arranged with tropical plants in the form of
an avenue up which the bridal cortege passed
to the altar, where Rev. E. A. Brad
ley united the happy couple, by a
most effective rite, under floral yoke composed
of white roses ,Ir. George Raschig, the
groom's brother, performed the wedding march
upon the organ. Miss Mollie Null and Miss
Jessie Lang acted as bridesmaids
The groom was attended by
Mr.. Charles Raschig ard Mr.. David Lang
DR.. Z. H. Morgan and Mr.. William Mullen
acted as ushers The groom attended the brides
mother to the altar He was followed by the
bride and her father, who gave his daughter up
to her future protector, when the ceremony
commenced. The bride, one of the pref
test young ladies in the city.
was attired in handsomely embroidered
null and lace, with corsage bouquet of roses
and long veil The bridesmaids were dressed
in white, and wore corsage bouquets A large
reception was given the happy couple after the
ceremony at the residence of the brides parents,
on West Vermont street. where hearty
congratulations were offered from large
number of friends. Both Mr.. Raschig and
his bride very popular in social
and musical circles, being members
for severa, years Of the choir of St
Paurs Cathedral; while the latter, as a teacher
in the public schools, has the respect and love of
host of pupils After brief wedding trip
they will settle down in this city.