The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-11-29

Mrs. J. R.. Mckee. assisted by Mrs. P. H.
Jameson, Mrs. Mary Armstrong of Koko-
Cal, Mrs. R. b. F. Peirce, Mrs. Merrick
Yinton;. Mrs. Myla F. Ritzinger. Mrs. ga.
Ellettsville, Mrs. j. II. Smart of Lafayette.
Mrs. Leonard Wild, of Noblesville, Mrs. Eli
Lilly. Mrs. G. w. Sloan. Mrs. G. N. Cater
man, Mrs. G. F. Sayies. Mrs. o. H.. Hassel-
man. Mrs. H. S. Fraser. Mrs. Louis Holl-
veg Mrs; W, F: {. Colt MIS-: Bement ~
Morris Ross. The room was handsome with
IFS rugs. couches; candelabra, pictures OF
poleonic period. There were plants and
flowers In profusion, and a pyramid of
The .couches were strewn with pillows, and
all the doors were hung with rich portieres.
The DANCE was in the assembly hall. Mrs.
SGSePSa had h ch snsep Of l IT, a aSd w mlss assisted ae ! BY By
Mr.. w. F. c. Colt, Mr.. H. D.. Pierce. Mr..
J. r.. Sharpe. Mr.; w. J; Brown; Mr.; G: r;
Hallam, Mr.. j. A. Barnard, Mr.. NJ. G. Nc
Lain, Mr.. Wallace Krag, Mr.. James Knapp,
Mr.. Page Chapman and Mr.. W. w. Knight.
The names of the dances were in the form
of a Venetian programme OF white ribbons.
The decoration Of the hal. was in charge
of Mrs. Charles ockw At the west
end the mantel was filed with plants, and
at the east end there was a double raised
platform covered with rugs. coy seats and
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the table, where beverages were served.
The supper was served in the east parlor.
Chapman. Mrs. Colt. Mrs. ]. A. Lemcke,
Mrs. H. T.. Bennett. Mrs. Sayles. Mrs. ].
P. Dunn, Mrs. Hollweg and the Misses
we're reeig IN s seM , white 4 lilies span and FERNS
were used, and the two tables from which
e eHazy 9staii. were Tbs pa Ississ were Sso complete gaRs TIN In
| west parlor it's attractive dress were Mrs.
Fanny w. Morrison, Mrs. Bement Lyman.
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Mrs. G. R. Sullivan, Mrs. w. j. Brown,
Mrs. Charles f. Robbins. Mrs. u. c. At
a Comfortable attendance. F.. the men q
smoking room was arranged on the under
floor.
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ELwOOD, Ind, Nov. ga society we'd
ding was solemnized in this city, at IL
o'clock to-day, the parties being Mr.. Will
| liam Stoneman and Miss Minnie Over
| sinner. The was performed at
the home OF the brides uncle, j. NJ. Over
sinner. the Rev. T. NJ. Guild, pastor of the
First NJ. E. Church. officiating. The groom
is a leading dry-goods merchant of this
city, and the bride a young woman of
many accomplishments. A number OF the
Intimate friends of the parties were pres
pressive; The couple left on the 1925 train
for a short wedding tour through the
Two prominent Catholics were married
in this city today. the wedding. being sol
Joseph's Church. The parties were Mr..
Katie Langenbaker. formerly of that city,
but now OF this city, her father being the
works. The. wedding was at 8 O'Clock this
%b er 4 Of friends en- iae F Rhese couple Sf viii a iar reside hum at
Pittsburg. They leave for their new home
Friday.
neutrality-suspicious.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
FRANKFORT, Ind, Nov. 2S.-It was
learned here at noon to-day that Miss Belle
Sheridan, city librarian, and Mr.. Edward
Shenkinberger, editor of the Oxford Trib-
une. had been married last Saturday even
ing In Chicago. The couple had been en-
gagged for two years. but the brothers Of
the young woman opposed the match and
forbid the newspaper mans visit to the
] Sheridan home. It was supposed by them
that the matter had been broken up, and
when Miss Sheridan left Saturday, ostensi-
bly, to visit relatives at Lafayette, the
brothers thought nothing of the matter.
| The lovers met at the Star City and took
a train for chicago, where they were met
at the train by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wylie,
at whose home the marriage took place.
To-day the brothers were surprised to re-
ceive a letter from Mrs. Shenkinberger,
asking them to come and make her a visit
at Oxford.
CREBS-ASHLEY.
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CRAWFORDSVILLE. Ind. Nov. 2S.-Dr.
Berry Stewart Crebs. of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and Miss Harriet E.. Ashley were
married this evening at the home Of the
brides parents by DR.. j. NJ. Green. The
bride wore a gown of white crepe de chene
over silk and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS. Guests from abroad were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Jay, Kokomo; Mr.. and Mrs.
A. H.. Blair. indianapolis; Mr.. and Mrs.
George w. Martin. Indianapolis; Mr.. and
Mrs. J: NJ. Crebs. jr:.. Carmi, H.: Mr.. and
win Crebs, Fairfield. Ill. The couple left
for Carmi, where a reception will be given
them by the groom's mother Friday even
ing. Mr.. Crebs graduated In the class of
'SS at Wabash College.
MILLER-KING.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, Nov. 2S.-This after
noon. at A o'clock, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lackey. took place the
marriage of Miss Nellie King and Mr.. Rush
ID. Miller. a son OF Col. John F. Miller. gen.
eral superintendent Of the Pennsylvania
lines west of Pittsburg. The bride is one
of the prominent society women in Rich
mond and is the daughter Of Mr.. Richard
King, ex-city clerk. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. j. Everest Cathell,
of St. Paurs Episcopal Church. in the
presence of a select party of relatives and
on a trip TO New York and other Eastern
points, returning to reside here.
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