The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-15

The brides table carried out the idea of
lavender and white, which entered into all
same time appropriate to St. Valentines
day. In the center was a candelabrum,
and at each side was a huge heart of vio-
let's. bordered with a dainty row Of maiden
hair fern. Across the table a band of
lavender satin. In the brides cake was
the table included the bride and groom and
attendants, Mr.. and Mrs. Dye and Mr..
Wilmer Duff, of Lafayette Mr. Charles
liams. The house decoration was i'm haven
der and white, except the library, which
Mr. and Mrs Cushing left for a bridal
trip South. When they return they will
go at once to, housekeeping at the corner
of Lincoln and Central avenues. They will
have their reception there the 18th. They
were the recipients of magnificent gifts
from friends in all parts of the United
from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. j. H.
Ford, of Wabash; Mr.. and Mrs J. B. Hol-
Miss Pickett, of Chicago, and Mr.. Charles
S. Wiley, of Charleston. After the de-
of young people, friends of Miss Annie
Dye. were entertained at a dancing party.
THE MATINEE MUSICALE.
A programme of Benjamin Godard's
compositions was given yesterday afternoon
at the meeting of the Matinee Musicale by
the members of the first division. In honor
of the day a valentine" verse was at the
head of the programme. Numbers were
given by Mrs. Jenckes and Miss Meigs
who played Dams lie Bois'' and "Au Viii
lage;" Miss Messing sang Flower of the
Valley" and Contemplation Miss Beck
played ''Pan and His Pipes" and the Third
Mazurka;" Miss Schrader sang 1.-The Blue
Ribbon" Mrs. ]. w. Lilly and Miss Meigs
gave duo for. two pianos. Introduction
and Allegro Moderate, Op 49,; Miss Schra-
der and Miss May Johnson sang "A Sum-
Song Miss Bessie Tayior gave nr '01 Violin
solo and played for the first time before
played the Second Mazurka;" Miss Johnson
sang the "Jocelyn Lullaby" and the final
number was a duet. Tales of an Old
Miss Josephine Robinson and Mrs Littel
We're made members of the society and
will be additions to the vocal section At
the close of the programme tea was served
by Mrs. Henry Schurmann and Mrs. Dill.
The tea table was adorned with a Dresden
lamp, set on center embroidered with vio-
let's. 1t was announced that any of the
associate members of the society may join
the Musicale chorus by appearing before
the membership committee at the Institu-
ton for the Blind Monday afternoon, at 2:30
o'clock, and passing the required examina-
ciety will also take part i'm the recitals to
he given at the annual meeting of the State
Music Teachers Association, which will be
held in Fort Wayne in June.
MINERVA CIRCLE SOCIAL DAY
. day instead of yesterday, as at first in
tended. on account of the meeting of the
Matinee Musicale, TO which some OF the
members Of the circle belong. The members
were invited TO meet with Mrs Norris at
the corner of Broadway and Lincoln
avenue. During the afternoon Mrs Nor
ris. who is an accomplished pianist, having
studied in Europe, played several selec-
tons
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
SPECIAL to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind, Feb. 14-This evening at
$50 O'Clock took place the marriage of Mr.
Isaac Oppenheim. Of North Manchester, and
Miss Eta Herrf, of this city. over one
hundred guests were in attendance at the
ceremony, performed by DR.. Messing of
Indianapolis, at the Lutz Hotel. After the
rite there was a banquet, and an elaborate
reception was given at the City Hail.
Among those present from abroad were
Mrs. Alex. Lippman. Miss Clara Iippman,
Miss Allie Livingston, Mrs. Felix LIVINGSTON
and Abe Livingston. OF South Bend; Mr.
and Mrs. Jerome Herrf and Miss Dora
Kraus, of Peru: Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold
Levy, Of Huntington; Mrs. Rosenthal of
Fort Wayne; Isaac Strauss, OF Ligonier;
Isaac Bauer, Of Logansport; Miss Grace
Heineman of Brooklyn. y. Y; Mr. and
Mrs. f.. Moses, of Chicago: Mrs. Graves
OF Toledo.
BROADSTREET-HE
Special to the indianapolis Journal
AAIO, Ind, Feb l4.-Mlss Lizzie Henley
daughter of W. F. Henley. of Indianapolis
and Charles Broadstreet. OF Greencastle
were married at the home OF j. A. Owen
in the presence OF a number of relatives