The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

delphla.
Mrs. Franklin Hays has returned from Q
visit to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Hess have gone to
Arizona to reside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore l.. Sewall returned
from Chicago last tveniDg.
Miss Amy Jacobs and Miss Esth or Jor.
dan left yesterday for Boston 10 attend
school.
Mrs. Miles, of Washington. d. c.. who
has been visiting Mrs. Nicholson. re turned
home yesterday.
Mrs. Braden. of Charlottesville, Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Aaron Blair. Oh North
Delaware street.
Mr.. Clemens vonnegut and family. who
have returned home.
Mrs. Hannah Thompson has returned
home after a visit of u few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Charles n. Thompson.
Miss V. V. Nicholas. who has been the
guest of Miss Sue Van berg for o
few days. left yesterday for Ci9cinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alder. of Orlando. Fla. who
have been visiting his brother. Mr. FRANK
Alder and wife. in Greencastle. and friends
here. returned to their home In the South
yesterday.
Miss Matte Christie. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. }. w. Christie. Will be married TO
Mr.. Edward Hubert Trotter this evening
~ HcE 0II III WIS. 1Iobtct u oS
home after Oct. l to their friends at Morris.
town. Tenn.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Delaney and
Mr.. Charles Goth took place tuesday even
ing. st the residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. +.
kregelo. in the presence of the family and
q very few friends. Rev. j. A. Rondtbaler
performed the rem0ny Biz. and Mrs.
Goth will go to Housekeeping.
Mrs. H.. c. Sickels entertained the Mis-.
sNOnary Society of the First Presbyterian
Church yesterday afternoon at her home.
l0S5 North Illinois street. Miss Holiday
read a paper on The Work of the Young
Woman's Christian Association In the
Orient"
Cards are out announcing the coming
wedding OF Miss Maggie OMara. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. O'A1ara. Of this city. for
dianaDolls society. Her father. j. OMara.
has been in the employ of the American
Express Company for many years in this
city. The groom is Mr.. ID. NJ. Moroney. a
~ll-know business man and druggist OF
Maxwell, Ind.
BIELER-HENLEY.
The most notable event of the week was
the marriage of Miss Ellie Henley. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Henley. and Mr..
Charles Louis Bieler. which was celebrat-
ed last evening. at 8 o'clock. at the Central
avenue Nj. Z. Church.. The handsome
edifce was filled with q large and fashion
able gathering of friends. MIR. Robert A.
Newland played varied selections on the
organ until the appointed hour, when the
wedding march announced The arrival of
the bridal party. The ushers were Messrs.
Vernon Griffith. Edward Bingham, Arthur
Smith. Thomas Afford. Oliver A. Kieley
and John Mccullough, and two flower
maids, Misses May Henley and Ethel Smith.
preceded. then followed the maid of honor.
her father. The groom and his best man.
Mr.. Charles Iliff. met them at the altar,
where the ceremony was pronounced
BY Rev. Henry "A. Buohtel. D.
altar was bidder with palms. ferns and q
mass Of goldenrod. The bride wore q mag
niticent 60 wn of heavy corded white silk.
trimmed with ostrich feathers. Her veil
completely enveloped her figure and fell to
the hem of her long train. She carried a
book. The MGrrisge Vow" clasped about
three rose buds. Miss West wore a charm
iDgly dainty gown of white null over
white silk. trimmed with lace and narrow
ribbons, and carried. folded in her arms. a
macs of long-stemDed white roses. The
Hover maids ore white embroidered null
gowns. and carried artistic baskets filled
will uInk roses. Following the impressive
ceremony at the church. an informal recep-
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No. Bus College Avenue. To this only the
bridal party and q few relatives and
friends were invited. Mr.. and Mrs.
Henley were assisted In entertaining and
George II. West and Mrs. w. II. Smith.
The house was tastefully decorated with
goldenrod and asters, combined with
maidenhair ferns. and vines about the
mantels and palms and roses throughout
the rooms. The polished table In the din.
ing room was covered with O lace cloth
and In the center was q basket of white
rose buds. The gifts from the bride and
groom to the maid of honor was q white
card case mounted In silver, TO the flower
maids lace pins and to the ushers scarf
pins. They were also the recipients OF
numerous handsome presents from friend!
here and elsewhere. Mr.. and Mrs. Bielel
left last evening for q Wedding trip anC
when they return they will 90 to house
keeping in their own new home, No. 4
Woodruff Place. and will receive theiI
friends after Nov. Is: The guests from
abroad were DR.. and Mrs. Morris Drake
sister of the bride. from Shelby willie, an(
Miss Barry. of Georgia.
RICHIE-PERRY.
A wedding which was simple and in OK
quisite taste occurred yesterday at the res
idence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Perry. OF
North Alabama street. Rev. Joseph S
Jenckes performed the ceremony which
united their only daughter. Miss Ida II
Perry. and Mr.. Omar c. Richie. of Ander
son. q brother of Mrs. J. w. Hess. Tn,
bride wore q handsome gown of whit,
satin. made severely simple, and carried
bouquet of white roses. The room IL
which the ceremony was pronounced wa
entirely In green and white. The floor wa
covered with white, and q profusion o
palms and ferns were gracefully arrange
In the corners anG about the manteI. Will,
bowls and vases filled with white roses ant
asters were placed here and there
In one room, where lemonade was dis
pensed. palms., ferns and scarlet flower
were used. The CEREMONY, at high noon
was followed by o breakfast. The dinin,
room was all In pink and green, vines en-
ciroled the chandelier. and over the BRIDE
table maiden hair fern and Duchess of AL
bany roses were strewn. Mr.. and Mrs
Cincinnati and other places for q two
weeks visit. and upon their return
they will De at homo after Nov
/ at their residence In Anderson. Anon,
the guests from out of town were Mrs
Ralph ST. u Perry. of Lincoln, Neb.; Mis-
Ward. of Philadelphia: Mrs. Hess. of Co
lumbus; Mrs. Sadler. of Shelby VILE. ant
Mrs. Quick. of Columbus There were only
q very few friends at the wedding.
sTANToN-HITZ.
Yesterday, at noon. at the residence
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Hitz, No. lie
North Meridian street. a very pretty wed
ding took place. The bride was thei
daughter. Miss Nellie Esther Hitz. and th