The Indianapolis journal., 1890-06-05

of Marion, Mrs. Joseph and Mrs. Hughes:
of Mattoon, ILL.,, and Mr.. A. u. Sode, OF
Evansville.
BRIGHT-cARNAHAN.
At the residence of General and Mrs. James
r. Carnahan, last night. the marriage of
their eldest daughter. Lorene, and Michael
Steele Bright occurred at o'clock, in the
presence of the relatives of the BRIDE and
groom. Rev. Joseph A. Milburn. OF
the Second Presbyterian Church, OH
ciated. The ceremony took place
In the spacious drawing-room, be-
fore the mantel, which was
bank of ferns and roses. The bride was
attended by her sisters. Misses Ida aud
Nellie Carnahan, who wore tasteful cos
tunes of white null and carried bouquets
of pink roses. The bride. who is one or
the prettiest and most popular members OF
the Cooking Club, and the first to be mar
ried out of that set was beautiful In ner
full bridal costume of white faille francalse
with duchesse lace. She carried Bride
roses and wore the groom's Pitt,
diamond broch. A tulle veil finished q
most exquisite toilet. With the relatives
there were present at the ceremony the
members of Miss Carnahan's Sunday school
class, Misses Lottie Wiles, Bertha EldridRe,
Mary and Carrie Denny, Lulu Rhodes. Cora
Taylor, Ida Robbins and Laura Jones.
After the marriage and congratulations
supper was served. the favors for each
guest being bow of white satin ribbon.
The dining-room was bower of roses,
smilax and ferns. used in its Ornamental
tiOn. Festoons of smilax filed the upper
portions of the doors and plants were IN
stationed in the upper hall played through.
out the evening. A reception followed
from $50 to IL O'clock. to which about 175
invitations had been issued and but very
few regrets received. General and Mrs.
| the reception by Mrs George H. West,
j. Mckee and Mrs d. p. Win
ings. Many beautiful and valuable
gifts were presented both bride and groom
| and Mrs. Bright left last night for Chicago.
and from that city will make trip OF
| about two weeks duration. and then return
/ here for q fortnight, before going to Su-
| perior,, Wis, to reside. Among the guests
nedy, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Brand and Mrs Z: b.
| Carnahan Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j. VIII
| ley, Long Branch; Mr.. and Mrs James Pet
| tibone, Avondale o.; Mrs. SURE. Mr. +.
SURE and Miss Ella Hillman. Cinclnnat,;
| Mckee, Columbus, o.; Miss Love; Ierre
| Haute: Mrs Riggs Mr.. L. Riggs. Baltimore
Miss Haven, Covington, and Mr.. w. ID.
Ziegler. Anderson.
THE SPADES RECEPTION.
One of the largest and most elegant re
| ceptions of the season was that given last
evening by Mr.. and Mrs M. H. Spades IN
compliment to Mr.. Charles Holman-Black
| The spacious halls and parlors of the Hotel
| Windsor where they reside, were used FOL
the reception, and were profusely decorated
with roses and other flowers of the
season. Strands of smilax also en-
twined the chandeliers. Mr.. and Mrs
Spades were assisted in entertaining
by Mrs. John l.. Grifiths and sister
Lynn, Mrs. s. l.. Morrison. Mrs. William
Eckert Sharpe, Miss Bicknell ana MIS-
! Whitcomb. Nearly four hundred caro-
were sent out, and large number or lead
| ing society people were In attenoanSe
| among them being many musicians OF weIf
| known talent and numerous visitors from
out of town. After the company had as
sembled musical selections were rendered
| The programme was printed on dainty card'
and bore in one corner she initial .. (" In sll
yer. The dining-rOOIn, where the musicale
was held, was transformed into bower o.
beauty with flowers. plants and vines. The
first number on the programme was duo
Tel Rammenti." sung by Mrs. Zelda
the late festival This was followed by {
violin solo, HandeFs Largo Mr.. Spades
selection from THE Shadow" sun.
by Mr.. Black; Loves old, sweet song.
Miss Anna Wilcox: Prayer" Mr.. Spades
Song, Mrs. Hasbrouck, of Chicago. AM
..Je Falne,n Mr.. Black. Each singer was II
excellent voice, and gave finished redi
ti0ns. After the programme there was
general gathering of friends for converse
tiOn, and a promenade.
HALSTEAD-DE FORD.
| BALTIMoRE, June 4.-Mr. Clarence Hal
stead, of New York, son of Murat Halstead
and Miss Harriet De Ford. daughter of tn
late Isaac De Ford; of this city, were mar