The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-02
JUNE AND BRIDES ROSES
Gov. Chase OBLIGATED at the High.Noon
GordOn-H Huston Wedding Ceremony.
Howard Gordon, of the COnnersyille Times,
and the Eldest Daughter of Hon. J. N. Hus-
ton United other and Local Weddings.
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erecial 10 the Indian polis Journal.
CoNNERsvILLE. Ind. June 1.-The resi-
dence of the ex-Treasnrer OF the United
States and Mrs. j. n. Huston. south of the
city. was the scene of a brilliant society
event., at noon to-day. it being the
marriage of their eldest daughter. Miss
Carlyle and Mr. Howard Milton Gordon, of
the Connersville Times. Governor Chase
performed the using the
impressive Episcopalian service. The
bridal party came down the
broad stairway and through the
wide corridor into the drawing-room in
the following order: Governor Chase. fol-
lowed by Hon, and Mrs. j. n. Huston, Mr..
Daniel Layman Dorsey. of Indianapolis, as
best man. and Miss Marie Huston. sister
of the bride. as maid of honor; Mr.. Ernest
Robert Keith of Indianapolis. and Miss
Rec Hixon of Sparta. KY, Mr.. William
Randolph COffroth of Lafayette. and Miss
Susie Gardiner of Washington. Ind.
The bride was beautifully attired IN
white faIle silk, trimmed with point lace.
and diamond ornaments. and over all was
draped an exquisite point lace veil. and IN
her hand a bouquet of Brides roses. Miss
Marie Huston wore a beautiful shade of
yellow crepe du chene oyer-silk. with point
lace; Miss Zee HiXon, yellow crepe over
silk. with chiffon; Miss Susie Gardiner.
yellow crepe. with lace trimming. Mrs.
Huston was attired In an ele-
CANT Greek gown of black crepe
du chene. trImme with steel passementerie
with diamond ornaments. She was ably
assisted III entertaining by Mrs. J.. f.
Roberts, who wore n creation of ~grenadine
over silk. with point de gene lace and dla-
mOnd ornaments. Mrs. III. Munk was at
tired in black lace, with velvet figures.
trimmed with Jet and diamond ornaments.
Mrs. +. L. Roots appeared III q light blue
faile silk. trimmed with cream lace
and diamond ornaments Miss Kate Heron
was IN black mouslln de sole over yellow
Mrs. ID. ii. Sellers wore white
embroidered chiffon over MORE. trimmed
with pearl passementerie and pearl Orna-
ments. aud Mrs. }. Ill. Fearis. a light blue
no cred bengaline, trimmed with pink
chiffon and lace. with diamOnd
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with flowers and potted plants, banks of
ferns and paine. with roses and carnations.
festoons of sInilax and Gala hliesin grace
ful DrOfuslou. The blinds were drawn and
the soft electric light added 20 the beauty
OF the scene. After the ceremony all were
entertained with a wedding break
fast. The brides table was q pict-
ure, decorated as 1t was with an
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Brides roses. and on eiDher side q CORE
spending Dresden candeIabra, and twined
round all with smIlax.
Among those from q distance were Mr..
and Mrs. Nobe Gordon. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
1ennard and daughter Edith, Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. III. Thorpe. MIR. L. w. High, Mr.. ).
G. Gordon. and Misses Mayne k re.
Iinnie and Cora Banes, Kate Blackiidge.
Mary SenOur. Ladora Talbot of Meta
mora; as relatives of the groom, Mt. and
Mrs. Edward Klune, Mr.. and Mrs. Durroll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcllhaney. Mr.. and Mrs.
Norman of Cincinnati. Mr.. Charles Hedges
of Washington. ID. e., DIR. aud Mrs. Thomp-
ford. o., Miss Addie Zoller of Greensburg.
Ind. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Magill
of Cinclnnati. Dr.. w. Rawls and
Tife' ns Mrs sm kass If Ha{ ns:,., Mrs
Rev. +. Rawls of Greensburg. Mr.. Huston
Durrell OF Cincinnati, Rev. H.. Frazier and
wife. Rev. and Mrs. L. l.. Kennedy. Mr..
and Mrs. 5. b. Trimbly. Mr.. and Mrs. l.: Z.
Hahn of Cambridge City, Mr.. and Mrs.
Scott Deugherty of Wabash, Col. w. k.
Holloway OF Indianapolis. and Mrs. Thomas
Nelson of Terre Haute.
Very many arListic presents were re-
ceived. The gift of President and Mrs.
Harrison was a large solid silver fruit dish
elegantly engraved.
Observation-Disclosures.
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. CHAMPIONSHIPS, Ind. June 1.-The
wedding of Moses Max Tannenbaun and
Miss Ida G. Kahn this evening. at the X. OF
i. Hall. was the most elaborate that has
ever occurred in this city. Rabbi Alex
snder Lyons. of Terre Haute. performed
the ceremony. The Out-of-town guests
were: l.. Epstine. Joseph Marks. Mrs.
Rosa Samueison. jacob Anburgh. of Gin
c~innati; Charles Barlow. of Paris. ILL.,: Miss
Dora Bishop. of Terre Haute; Mrs. Solomon
Colman, OF Memphis. Tenn; Joseph Elsner
and wife. of Chicago: GINS Levi and wife,
of Dubuque. la; Mrs. Morris BISHOP. of
Memphis. Tenn; James Levi and wife, of
Dubuque. Ia; Miss Lonise FilIbeck. of
Terre Haute; r. Kushbaum. wife and
daughter. Miss Ray. of Indianapolis; Abra-
ham Wller and wife and Lee Kahn and
wife. of Indianapolis; Alexander Goods
man. of New York: Moses Kahn and wife.
of ConnersvIlle; Mrs. Gertrude Kahn and
daughter. Miss Blanche. of Indianapolis.
and John BIshof.
GOLDEN
kpecial To the Indianapolis Journal.
MONTICELLO. ILL.,. June 1.-The aged and
venerable Daniel Sickle and wife. of Mon
tlcello. celebrated their golden-wedding
anniversary yesterday. They were married
In an old loR-cabin. the first house built in
Pratt county. The Indians assisted in Its
erection. The binding il preserved by the
Piatt County Fair Association. Uncle
Daniel Sickle was a personal friend OF
Gov. X. j. Oglesby. and Taught Uncle
Dick" to play the fiddle" sixty years ago,
when they were both young men. living nj
Decatur. Mrs. Sickle was a sister of Will.
lam and John Piatt, after whom Piart
county was named.
B~OOTH-HIATT.
Special 20 the Indianapolis Journa'.
WORTHWHILE. Ind. June l.-Mr. William
Booth. a member of the Hamilton county
bar. and Miss Hiatt. of Tacoma, Wash,
were married at the residence of the brides
sister. Mrs. Byers. in this city. this morn,
tng, Rev. W. +. Gowdy. of the Prrsby terian
Church. officlating. The newly welded
couple left for Cincinnati and Will return
TO this city for permanent residence.
E~LLIOTT-HULL-
Special 10 the %lndianaI oils Journal.
DANvILLE. ILL.,. June 1.-Mr. Edward
Elliott and Miss Emma Hull. daughter OF
Capt j.. &. Hull. were married here this
evening. Both bride and groom were very
popular in society circles. A large number
of Invitations had been lssued. but Isaiah
Hull, the brides grandfather, dropped dead
and the invitations were all cancelled.
The ceremony was performed this evening
In the presence OF the two families.
Two MORE BRIDES.
Special TO the IndianalOl oils JournaL
CoNNERsvILLE. June Wv. Everett
Lowe. of this city. and Miss May Gleason. of
Brookville. were married to-day at the
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