The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-28

programme given. Mrs. Raschig and Mr..
Maurice Butler sang. Miss Theodosia Had
ley played the violin and several recited.
Dr. Richard 7. Ely, professor of political
economy In the University OF Wisconsin,
was the guest of honor at Mrs. May Wright
SeWalIs reception yesterday afternoon, and
he was entertained with small party at
evening DR.. Ely addressed the Contem-
porary Club on "a Programme Of Social
Reforms. The members of the club. who
and Mrs. A. III. Snow, Mr.. and Mrs John
L; Grifhths, Mrs. John A. Holman and Miss
Mary Colgan.
JUDSON-LEONARD.
The marriage OF Miss Mabel Leonard,
daughter of Mrs. S. p. Fraser. and Mr..
Charles Edward Judson, son Of Mrs. c. r.
Judson, took place last evening at the resi-
dence Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fraser on East
Washington street. The ceremony. which
occurred at $50 o'clock. was performed by
Rev. ]. Hillard Ranger, rector of Christ
Church. The full service of the Episcopai
Church was used. There were no attend
ants, and the event was marked by it's sim
plicity. The whole house was adorned with
Christmas greens. There were garlands Of
laurel and wreaths of holly, and here and
tfere sprigs of mistletoe. In the first par
Tor yellow flowers were mingled with the
greens. The bridal party stood in the large
a bank Of palms, and from the top of the
window to the central chandelier garlands
or the green We're draped, forming can.
opy The mantel in this room was in white
and green, and the doors were also adorned
with white and green. The bride wore a
handsome gown of white eatin with a
bertha of rare lace. Her vel enveloped her
entire figure The veil was held with a
coronet of flowers. She carried a large
bouquet of Bride roses After the congrat-
ulations had been extended a supper was
served. The dining room where the bridal
party was seated was decorated with pink
carnations and roses. The table had sill
Yer candaiabra in he center, with pink can
dies and shades. Strewn over the cloth
we're FERN leaves and pink carnations
Seated at the table with MIR. and Mrs. Jud-
son were Miss Maud Marston and Mr. Mer,
ton Marston, OF LaPorte, cousins of the
bride, Miss Katherine Stone, Miss Hannah
Tousey, Miss Annie Fraser and Miss Jean
nette JudSon, Mr.. Charles Stone Mr. Blake
stone, Mr.. Arthur Hammond and Mr. Hem
ry Hammond, all related to the bride or
g 81 tpnir Mr. Mr. and h Mrs JTdson went at once
Iney VIII be at home to their friends
after Jan. IS.
TWO ANDERSON WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, Dec. 27-There were
two wedding ceremonies solemnized in An
derson this evening. Miss Lillian Welker
daughter of Chief Of Police @. A. Welker.
and Mr.. F. Mccall, young business man.
were united by Rev. Il. a. Reynolds. The
young couple went Immediately TO their
own home which the groom had furnished
At the same hour Rev. s. N Wilson in
another part OF the city oficiated at the
marriage of Miss Aura Shaw and Mr. A
+. King, of Dubuque. Ia.
HOWARD-BRITTON.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27.-Lieut. John
Howard, Nineteenth Infantry, u. S. A. son
Of Gen. o. o. Howard u s. A., and Miss
Emily Goodrich Britton, of San Francisco
society belle, were married last evening
at the First Congregational Church.