The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-04-21

IrlenQe at w oOQruH flace.
The Tabernacle Y. p. s. C. E. will give q
social in the church parlors this evening.
Miss Ellie Mcconnell of New York. will
be Mrs. John NJ. Shsw's guest after to-day.
The Schliewen Quartet will give one of
their popular recitals, this evening, at the
School of Music.
The engagement of Miss Rose Rhein-
heimer and Mr.. Louis Meyer is publicly an
nounced. At home Sunday, April %, from
2:S0 TO q p. VI.
Mrs Fl. E. Drew will entertain a few
friends. this afternoon, In honor of Mes
danes |. p. and Pierre Gray and Mrs. Bre-
count, of Cincinnati.
Mr.. Otto Mullin. for q long time connect
ed with the Jonrnal newsroom. left yester-
day TO accept q position with the American
Press Association in Washington. ID. e.
Mrs c. A. Waite and daughter gave de-
lightful card party, Wednesday evening, at
their home. on st. Mary street. in honor of
Minister and Mrs. Gray and Mr. and Mrs.
Pierre Gray.
The sixth and last section Of the Free
kindergarten and Children's Aid Society
Will give q Fr9bel anniversary tea this
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. John c.
Dean. No. ST. North Pennsylvania street.
and this evening there will be dance for
all who desire TO participate. All who are
Interested In the work which Is being car
ried on and assist in the success which was
are cordially invited TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Catterson gave
very handsome caru party. last evening. at
their home, on North Meridian street. in
hon or OF Minister ana Mrs. /. p. Gray and
MIR. and Mrs. Pierre Gray. Choice flowers
filled all the rooms and were tastefulIy ar
ranged. About forty guests. mostly the
particular friends OF Mr.. Gray and family.
participated In the evening 8 pleasure. The
guests from out of town were Mr.. Bayard
nf Gra rb n
will accompany him to Mexicoj Mr.. and
Mrs Starbuck, of Chicago; Mrs. John Mid
dleton, of Louisville. ana Mr.. and Mrs.
George Brecount, of Cincinnati. The ices
were served In stripes of red. white and
green. the Mexican colors.
A unique entertainment will be given
Saturday afternoon and evening at Ply
mouth Church. The Young Peoples Circle
have the affair In charge. and have made
exteDsive preparations for its production.
The programme gives An idea of what may
be expected. The costume and scenery will
be in harmony with the nation represented
In each. Cradle Songs of Nations" Amer
lean lullaby, quartet. Born as free as the
swung to the breeze;" Irish, Miss
Sadie Walker: Italian, Miss Emma Messing:
English. Miss Josephine Bremerman; Span
isb. Mrs. Frank Fianner. At the close of
lullaby. Spanish students are heard sing
ing on their way home from the bull-fght)
Scotch. Miss Cora Alternately; German,
Mrs Benton; Russian, Lottle Dillon. Helen
Werbe, Edith Curtis Ruth Alerdice,
Lillian Moss. Ut is a legend in Russia that
the fairies come and rock the babes TO
Sleep Dutch. Miss May Johnson; French,
Miss Sadie Walker; Japanese. Miss Essie
Messing; tableaux; assisted by Plymouth
orchestra, Mt. Donely. DIR. Albrecht
HACKER-MoRRIs.
The marriage of Mrs Emma Morris and
ing at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Be-
ment Lyman. on North Tennessee street.
The ceremony, which was performed by
Rev. Joseph A. Milburn. of the Second
Presby terrain Church, was pronounced in
the presence Of about forty of the relatives
and most intimate friends. The attend
ants were Miss Ellie Mcconnell. of
New York. and Mr.. bernard Ken
psdy The brides ride brother brother OF ; ST.
was used and the brother gave the bride
to her husband. The guests were greeted
By Mr. and Mrs. Lyman. and formed in a
seDicircle in the library during the mar
riage. The house decorations were elab-
crate and very beautiful. Everything was
white and green. The mantel before which
the bridal party stood was hidden with
palms and maidenhair ferns. and above.
on the wall. was large half basket of Bride
roses. lilies and carnations. suspended with
white satin ribbons. Bride roses In the
most exquisite vases and bowls decorated
every available space. The drawing room
was gracefully embellished with Easter
lilies and daisies. and all the draperes
were white. After congratulations had
been extended refreshments were served.
In one room was the brides table, a SYM
phony in white and green. At each corner
were small lamps with satin and lace
shades. and In the center a an piece filled
with Bride roses. Satin ribbons bor-
dered with smilax and buds crossed
the table. and white Beleek swans filled
table was q f0ur-leaf clover of shades of
green. and the design was observed In the
refreshments. An orchestra played the
wed ding march and Braga's serenade dur
ing the ceremony. and a programme of va
ried selections throughout the evening.
Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Conrey. of Shelby Vile tDr. Hackers sis
teri and the attendants. DR.. ana Mrs.
Hacker have gone East on their bridal
trip. and upon their return will be at HON Q
after May 10. at Woodruff Place.
BUTLER-MKINsEY.
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KoKoMo, Ind, April 20-Cordis W. Ovens
and Mrs. Hattie Hunt were married
Wednesday evening In this city, Rev.
Walk. of the Main-street Christian Church,
officiating. Mr. Ovens is superintendent
of the Dlsmsnd plate glass works. at Ell
wood. and the bride is one of Kokomo's
popular young women. They will reside
at Elw0od.
At the new homo of Postmaster G. W.
McKinsey. this evening, took place the
marriage of his youngest daughter. Maud
McKinsey. and CALVIN w. Butler. q teacher
in the Kokomo Polytechnic Univ ersity.
The ceremony was by Rev. w. NJ. Butler,
of Martin. Mich, witnessed by numerous
guests.
MooRE-sTIFFLER.
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MUNCIE, Ind, April 20.-Mr. Charles Ed
ward Moore and Miss Alta Stiffler were
united in marriage at the home of the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Stiffier,
at 6 o'clock last evening. The bride wore a
gown of white faille. en- tralne. trimmed in
duchess lace. She carried large bouquet
of roses. The blessing WAS invoked by
Rev. Luke Woodland, and the marriage
certificate was READ by Mr. Joseph God
dard.
NAGLER-HEINY.
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NoBLEsvn.LE, Ind. April 20.-A quiet
wedding was that last evening. at the home
of Mr.. Emanuel Heiny. Of Herman Nagler
and Miss Ida Heiny. The Rev. o. s. Reed.
of he Chr;et;,o Nburoh off;c;ataJ