The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-03-30


Mrs. Henry c. Rogers. of Tacoma Wash, is
expected soon to visit Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Rogers
for some time
Miss jamie Creighton. of Coates College, will
Stewart on North Illinois street.
Mrs. A. d. Rodgers has gone to Chicago to
meet her son Henry and family, who are on
their way from the Pacific coast.
Mrs. Philip Hauss and Mrs. Eugene Dolmetch
VIII entertain at cards, next wednesday, at the
formers home, on North Mississippi street
Mrs. ". W. Critchlow, of Chicago, will come
Saturday to spend few days with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs John Knight, on North Delaware
street.
Mrs. j. NJ Maxwell has issued invitations for
5-o'olock tea Saturday afternoon at her home on
North Meridian street. in honor Of Mrs. w. w.
Grant.
Miss Mcmillan, OF Coates College, is the guest
OF Miss Anna Churchman. Miss Churchman will
entertain few friends, this afternoon, for Miss
Mcmillan.
OF the week to visit Mrs. w. b. Allen on East
New York street. Wednesday Mrs. Allen will
entertain few friends for her guest.
The woman's Home Missionary Society of
j. W. Smith, No. 372 North Alabama street, Fri
day afternoon March 81. The following ladies
will assist Mrs. Smith: Mrs. Rose Coleman. Mrs:
Cody. Mrs. Sumner, Mrs. Perine, Mrs. Huey and
Miss Sulender.
Prof. F. l.. Emory, whose marriage to Miss
Mary Ollie, OF Morgantown, W. Va. occurred q
his bride. They are at home to their friends st
431 North Meridian street Mr.. Emory was
formerly professor of mechanical engineering in
the West Virginia University at Morgantown.
which position he resigned to become superin-
tendent OF the Manual Training High School in
this city.
The ladies at home to callers to-day are Mrs.
w. =. Herod. Mrs. Charles f. Robbins, Mrs. O. II.
Hasselman. Mrs. John c. Dean. Mrs. Charles s.
Willard, Miss Willard, Mrs. ID. p. Erwin. Misses
Erwin, Mrs; f. F. Hodges, Mrs. Austin H. Brown,
h A A
Ayres. Mrs: A. l.. varney. Mrs. j. K. Carnahan,
Miss Carnahan. Mrs. L. 8. Ayres, Mrs. William
Mrs. George Brown, Mira. Enrique c. Miller. Mrs.
j. L. Ketcham. Mrs. j. w. Ray, Misses Ray, Mrs.
V. L. Malott Misses Malott, Mrs. o. b. Jameson.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| One of the handsomest weddings ever cele-
brated in this city occurred last evening at the
Propyleum. The bride was Miss Fannie Gum
deIanger, only daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Max
Gundeldnger, of North Delaware street, and the
groom was Mr. Louie Henry schwabacher, of
Peoria. ILL., The guests were received in the
west parlor by Mr.. and Mrs. Gundelnnger and
O'Clock an orchestra played the Mendels-
sohn wedding march, and the guests
went 70 the east .parlor. where the
preceded by the usners. Mr.. Leo II. schwabacher.
Mr.: Leo NJ: schwabacher Of Peoria. Mr.. Jacob
Mr.. Solomon Munter. The bride was attended
by her maid Of honor, Miss Blanche Open
heimer of Philadelphia, and bridesmaids Misses
Of the groom. The groom's attendants were the
best man, Mr.. Julius Schwabacher, q brother.
Mr.. Albert kantrowitz and Mr.. Beno Gundel-
circle with the parents and grandparents
around the bride and groom during the impress
s ceremony which was performed by Rabbi
Promise Nc" softly. As the concluding words
their words of concentration. The parlor was
handsomely decorated for the event. The
corners and between, the windows
sna the e9 map mn was sms smo and naes
in green and flowers The bridal party stood
beneath canopy OF smilax and vines, from the
OF white carnations, hyacinths and roses. The
bride wore rich costume Of white satin
menterie and the cOrsage had q full bertha of
exquisite duohesse lace. The veil was held by
tiara Of orange blossoms and a star of dia-
monds: The bouquet was of Bride roses. lilies OF
the valley and maiden-hair fern. Miss Open
heimers gown was OF white silk. brocaded with
%ns satin sss s rseS Mana
wore dainty gown of white silk brocaded in
yellow, trimmed in yellow velvet and duchesse
lace. and carried bouquet of Marechal Mel
roses and Miss Flora Schwabacher wore deli
cate blue crepe de chene gown with blue velvet
and chiffon, and carried Marechal Mel roses.
Mrs 'Gundelhnger wore an elegant black velvet
with duchesse lace and diamonds, and Mrs.
scnwabacher silver gray duchesse satin with
changeabe gray velvet, duchesse lace and
diamonds. 1he costumlng OF the company
elaborate IN the extreme and is rarely
exceeded at any gathering. At 7:3O
the grand march was led by the master Of cere-
monies, Mr.. Henry ]. Kantrowitz. to the assem-
bly, hall, where asumptuous banquet was spread.
The hall was garlanded with green and the man.
tel and platform were almost concealed with
plants and vines SmIlax entwined the chande-
Tiers aud palm leaves were gracefully arranged
on the walls. The brides table was set In front
of the mantel and the bridal party were seated.
Four long tables joined the brides table and
tended the length OF the hall. The menus were
placed watered ribbon OF red, yellow,
pink orange and the monogram &c. s."
embossed in gold. decorated each. About
two hundred guests were served at the hand
somely appointed tables After the feast there
was dancing till late hour. Mr.. and Mrs.
Schwabaeher will leave this afternoon for an
extended Eastern trip and return here for
They will DO at home TO their friends after May
1. at No. 2O4 Perry street. The presents were
very handsome and numerous. complete outfit
for housekeeping and much silver and
brio a brac being among the gifts.
kilograms of congratulation from all over
the United States were received all yesterday
and last evening Among the guests from away
York, grandparents of the bride; Mrs. A. Ancker,
of ST. Louis, grandmother of the groom; Mr. aud
Mrs. r.. Schwahacher, the groom's parents: Mrs.
]. schwabachcr, ST., Dir. j. Schwabacher. IT,,
Miss Bertha Schw abacher and Mr.. L. Leiben stein,
of Peoria; Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Kohrer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam keichman, OF New York: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Davis. Mr.. Henry Scnwabacher. jr., OF Chicago;
Mr.. Henry klyman, or st. Louis, and Mr.. Jacob
kaufman. OF Cincinnati.