The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-11

II. +. Hodges. Mr.. Carl Lieber and Mr.. Q.
Z. Coffin, the latter as chairman. The
committee has made arrangements for the
appearance here OF the Howe-Layin con-
cert company. and the. concert VIII be
given the last Of march The company
includes, besides Mr. and Mrs. LAWN. Miss
Leonora Won Stosch the famous violinist.
Mr.. Giuseppe Campanari, baritone. and Mr..
Isadore Luekstone The two latter We're ere
the Flower Mission fair, and they We're
both liked immensely. Mr.. and Mrs. LAWN
are also great favorites I'm this city and
the concert will be a great treat.
COREY-PHILLIPS
charming wedding occurred yesterday,
at o'clock, at the handsome new residence
of Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Harper North
Delaware street. The bride was Miss Budd
Elise Phillips. friend of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harper, and the groom was Mr.. Henry
Corey. Of Shelbyville. The house. with its
lovely furnishings and its decorations OF
smilax and roses and palms. made an at
tractive surrounding for the bridal party.
At the appointed hour they entered the
drawing room and stood beneath canopy
or smilax, which reached from the corner
OF the room to the central chandelier. Fast
ened to the chandelier was q large bunch
of pink roses tied with white satin ribbon.
The filmy curtains were festooned with
smilax and studded with roses. The cere-
mony was pronounced by Rev. q. l.. Mac
Intosh, of the Fourth PRESBYTERIAN Church,
in the presence of the friends OF the bride
and groom only. The bridesmaid was Miss
Louise Fflbeek, head of the elocution de-
groomsman was Mr. William Wray. OF
Shelbyvile. The bride wore an exquisite
gown of white MORE, simply fashioned and
flowers were Bride roses and she carried
them suspended from her arm like a
basket. with white satin ribbon. Miss FIJI
beclSs gown a beautiful yellow bro
caded China silk combined with light
green silk and trimmed with jeweled passe-
were Marechal Mel roses After the cere-
mony and congratulations had been ex-
tended luncheon was served. The table
in the dining room was oramented with
candelabrum with pink candles and
shades and pink roses. The decorations
throughout the house were pink and white,
Harper, were assisted in extending the
Randall of Richmond. In one room
we're we're served sy Mrs: + rom c5s9t . and and
Scholl and Miss Nellie Hewitt. In the re-
ception hall was a table prettily arranged
in pink and white, and there Misses Ida
Kistner, Helen King and Freda Scholl
served lemonade. The ladies were hand
somely costumed. Mrs. Harper wore a
with lace and pearled net. Many presents
from friends here and away were sent.
and they were of treat variety and value.
In the afternoon Mr.. and Mrs. Corey left
for Shelbyvilla. where a large reception
was given them last evening by the
groom's mother Mrs. Loretta Corey. To-
day Mr.. and Mrs. Corey will go on short
Southern trip, and they will return TO their
home, No. rs North Harrison street, where
they will receive their friends after the
22d. There were guests present at the wed
ding from Shelbyville. 1erre Haute and
other places.
FULLER-TRUSLER.
Miss Rose Lillian Trusler, daughter of
Mrs. Sarah E. Truser. and Mr.. Charles
Hestor Fuller. of the News staff. were mar
ried last evening at the home of the brides
mother, No. 129 North Illinois street. Only a
few OF the relatives and nearest friends
were present at the ceremony. which took
place at o'clock. and was performed by
Rev J. A. Rondthaler, of the Tabernacle
Church. The bride was attired in cream
veil enveloped her figure and her bouquet
was of Bride roses. The attendants were
the brides niece. little Miss Marguerite
Brundage, and her cousin. little Marguerite
Simpson, who wore dainty gowns and car
ried flowers. The parlors were tastefuly
event and Gi their Sweet emu orG Hs ed the
rooms with fragrance. Mr.. and Mrs Fuller
left last night for Chicago to spend a few
days and when they return, they will re
side with Mrs Fuller's mother The only
guests from abroad were Misses Anna and
Daisy Sinks, of Connersvile
BARR-SHANK.
Miss Emma Shank and Mr.. William Barr
were married last evening at the home of
Miss Shanks sister, Mrs. A. B. Howe, on
North New Jersey street, in the presence
of about fifty of the friends of the families.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. ID. r.
Lucas, pastor of the Central Christian
Church. Just as the bridal party entered
the parlor which was adorned with palms
and white carnations, Mrs. Jennie S. Judah
played the wedding March" The bride
was attended by Miss Flora Hipp and the
groom by Mr. S. l.. Giants The bride wore
a dainty costume of cream crepe trimmed
with cream chiffon, and carried large
bunch of Bride roses. Miss Hips gown was
OF tan crepe and her bouquet was of Cath
crime Mermet roses. After the service had
been pronounced, a collation. was served
and late in the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Barr
went TO their own new home, No 1867 North
Meridian street, where they will be at home
to their friends after Feb. /.
NEW MUSICAL SOCIETY.
A new musical society was formed last
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fer1
Mayer, No. 500 North Delaware street, to be
known as the "Kammermusik," which is the
German OF chamber music. The new or
ganization will endeavor to give eight con-
certs year, but will endeavor to furnish
four concerts before the first of May. Vocal
music, combined with stringed quartets, sex
tets and quintets will be adopted by the
society Plans were discussed by the fol-
lowing gentlemen and ladies': Mr.. and Mrs
| Eli Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Lilley, Mr.. and
Mrs. u. &. Miller, MT. ana MIS-. Clemens
Vonnegut, jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Won
negut Mr. and Mrs. Louis Hollweg, Mr..
| and Mrs. Il. b. +. PIERCE, Mr.. and Mrs
| William Scott, Mr.. and Mrs. f. G.. Darling
| ton, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sherman, Mr. and
Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson, Mr.. and Mrs. +. Y.
Ahrens, Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Snow and
others.
FOR MRS. BAUM.
Mrs. Charles S. Comstock entertained a
| few Of the friends of Mrs. Baum, of
Brooklyn, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
| James NJ. Winters. The gathering was a
| tea at $3.50 o'clock and the guests were
| seated in the dining room and served to a
| dainty luncheon. In the center Of the room
was a prettiy arranged table, with pink
| and white roses and fairy lights. Among
the friends were Mrs. Baum and Mrs. Win
ters, Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson and guest, Mrs.
Luke Wilson of Kansas City, Mrs G. G.
Foster, Mrs. Benjamin Walcott Mrs.
Bement Lyman, Mrs. u. A. Hacker, Mrs.
Merrick Vinton. Miss Newcomer, Mrs.
| Thomas l.. Sullivan, Mrs. George Tanner,
| Mrs. j. A. Holman and Mrs. III. b. Smith.
CHRISTIE-GROSCH.
| A very quiet wedding was observed yes
| terday afternoon at the residence of Mr..
| and Mrs. John Grosch, on East New York
street. The bride was their daughter, Miss
| Minnie Grosch, and the groom Mr.. George
| w. Christie, OF Danville. The ceremony
| took place at o'clock, and was performed
| by Rev. Peters of lions Church. ONLY a