The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-29

line returned home this week from their
summer trip.
Mrs Frank Hereth. of Chicago. is the
guest of Mr.. Hereth's parents, at No. 50
Clifford avenue.
Miss Minnie A. Powell. of Paducah, KY.
Is visiting Miss Carrie and Grace Powell.
of North Meridian street.
Miss Minnie Jones. of Covington. KY, is
visiting her cousin. Mrs. ID. X. Partlow.
No. 81 East st. Clair street
Mrs. L. A. Peck and children will re-
sturn home to-day from the East, where
they have been for two months.
Miss I. l.. VOss, who has been in Europe
for the past six months: has returned
home, and Is at the Bates House.
Mrs. Lavslette Davidson Dickey, of
PennsyIvanIa, is visitInR her sister, Mrs
Miller, at Highland Homestead.
Hon. John NJ. Butler and son Maurice
They have been absent four months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Anderson left yes
rerday for New York. and Saturday they
will sail Tor Europe. to be absent several
months.
Mrs. ii. C. Greer, of CovIngton, KY. is
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. Z. w.
Phillips. at the Halcyon. corner New York
and Delaware.
Mrs. David w. Coffin has gone to Rich
mond to meet Mr.. Coffin. who has been
north for several weeks. Both will return
home Saturday.
Mrs. Frederick Fahpley and daughter
Bertha and Mrs. Henry WetZel will leave
to-day for the East. Miss Fahnley will re-
mann in New York and attend Mrs. Reeds
school during the year.
The marriage of Miss Lois j. Peirce
daughter Uf Mr.. II. b. Z. Peirce and Mr.
William j. Hughes, of Omaha. will take
residence. No. 654 North Meridian street.
| Only the family and u very few intimate
| friends will be present.
| Mr.. and Mrs. BENJAMIN B. Peck have
| issued invitations for the marriage of their
| daughter. Annie Chaplin, and Mr.. Augustus
| CoDurD, To take place at Christ Church. at
high noon, Wednesday, OcL. II. Enclosed
''aI-home" cards are for Wednesday, Nov.
2and ., at No. III East New York street.
/ The first meeting of the Contemporary
Club was held last evening at the Propy-
lgum. Prof. John NJ. Coulter. Phi. d.. LID.
of Bloomington University. read q paper
on the subject of Charles Darwin. Mr.. and
| Mrs. j. l.. Ketcham. DIR. and Mrs. Henry
Jameson and Dir. and Mrs John T.. Dean
welcomed the members There was q large
attendance
GALL-wRIGHT.
| Great interest has conferred in the mar
riage of Miss Charlotte Wright and Mr..
Edmund +. Gall. and when the hour for
the ceremony arrived yesterday the En-
glish Lutheran Church. at the corner of
Pennsylvania ana Walnut streets. was
crowded with relatives and friends. Miss
Wright is the only daughter of DR.. and
Mrs Charles L. Wright, and Mr.. Gall the
son of State Treasurer and Mrs. Albert
Gall, both prominent families of large con-
nection. Ats o'clock. MIR. Robert A. New
land sounded the notes of the wedding
march and the party proceeded up the
aisle. The ushers were Messrs. Carl Walk
raha L Rarh nd
| erlck Gall. The brides atten dants were
| Miss Helen Relss, of st. Louis.
and Miss Louise Brink. These
preceded the maid of honor. Miss
Flowers were strewn in the aisle by little
Misses Carrie HIldebrand and Julia Brink.
| At the pulpit the party was met by
! the groom and his best man, Mr.. Charles
| Edward Wright it,. and Rev. A. X. Steck,
who pronounced the impressive service
| which made them husband and wife.
! grouped before the pulpit, which was pro-
| fuselv decorated with palms. ferns and
| flowers Tho whole was beautiful pict-
ure. The BRIDE wore an exquisite costume
| of imported white faille, trimmed with
| duchesse lace. On tho corsage was the gift
of the groom. a handsome diamond pin. A
soft. filmy vail enveloped her figure, and
she carried q Bible. Miss Gall wore q CO.'S
| tune OF white china silk, draped with en-
| brOIdered net. prettily fashioned. and car
ried the brides bouquet of white roses and
i
| gowns were of delicate pink china silk and
| they carried large punches of pink roses.
| The gifts to the bridesmaids were enameled
bow-knot pins and to the Sroomsmen star
scarf-pins set with pearls The little flower
| girls looked like fairies in their dresses
| of white null and valenciennes lace, car
| ryipg their baskets of flowers. After the
ceremony the bridal party. relatives and
| q few OF the most intimate friends went to
| Dr. Wrights home. west of the city, where
| supper was served. The bride and groom
| received their oongratu atIons In the spa
cious parlors. which were beautifully dec
| Grated for the occasion. The mantels and
| corners were filled with plants, flowers and
| vines. and the chandeliers were festooned
| with smilax. In the broad balls were
plants. and the stairwsys were also deco
| rated. At o'clock the entire party was
| seated 1T supper. The long table was set
| In the shape of i. and at the upper end
were the bride and groom. Their chairs
| were tied with long loops and ends of W hite
| satin ribbon and smilax. The table, from
end To end. was strswn with fern leaves
| and carnations, and at intervals were bas-
| kets of roses At each plate was q card
tied with pink ribbon. During the recep-
Jion and supper an excellent orchestra dis
cOursed a programme of enjoy able music
| and afterward for the dance in the ball
| room. The latter was Illuminated with
| electric lights and Japanese lanterns. At
| the ends OF the room were draperies of the
national colors and pyramids of potted
plants. The first set was led by the bride
and groom and afterward there was gen.
eral dancing. DR.. Wright, who has been
superintendent at she insane hospital for
number of years gave the employees q
, dance in the ballroom later in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Gall have gone at once 10
| housekeeping at No. S54 North Pennsyl-
| vania street. which was ready and waiting
for them. Numerous and costly gifts were
| received from friends everywhere. The
house-furniture. useful and ornamental,
was mostly presented TO them. Oct. %,
from TO IL. Mr.. and Mrs. Gall will be at
home To their friends.
Mr.. AND MRS. HAYS WOODEN WEDDING.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hay observed the
fifth anniversary of their marriage last
evening by entertaining about sixty
friends at progressive euchre and domi-
noes. Their pretty homo on Ash street
was redolent with the perfume of flowers.
in one room were Marechai Mel roses In
another La France roses and in q third red
geranlum8 were ueed The maBfels wer0