The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1894-04-25
Weddings.

MUNCIE, April 1S.-Special.-Thi
evening at o'clock at the brides beau
tiful home on ". Charles-st. Mr.. L. NJ.
Klein and Miss Rosa Silverburg were
married. Dr. NJ. Messing. a Hebrew
minister OF Indianapolis, performed the
beautiful ceremony. Jewish families
from indianapolis, Cincinnati Lima, o..
and other places were present. The
happy couple left for Cincinnati to spend
a short honeymoon. Mr. Klein is a Well
known Muncie merchant and his bride
popular young lady, the sister of
A toio stlterbqrg s,,, well known a.;
prietor of the star drug store. Mr.. Klein
has an elegantly prepared home in read
mess.
This morning at St. Lawrence catholic
church Miss Aggie Unison and Christine
Zeller were married by the Rev. Father
Schmidt Both are we'll known Muncie
people.
Charles Waldo of Anderson and Miss
Ida Pittenger were married yesterday at
the brides home, near Muncie. They
will reside in Anderson.
Last week at Sidney, O., Mrs. Jennie
Evans and Frank Boomer We're secretly
married and the fact was not generally
known here until yesterday. Both are
well connected.
ANDERSON, April 19-Special.-A
most peculiar and mysterious marriage
took place i'm this city today. The con-
tracing parties give their names as A.
i. Daily of Detroit, Mich, and Miss
Tunice Baddow of Paducah, KY. They
arrived in the city from opposite direc-
tions on the early morning trains. They
met at one Of the hotels, procured the
necessary license and were married by
Squire Fleming. Immediately after the
wedding ceremony they made round of
the saloons, calling up all loafers and
throwing off schooner after schooner UNI
til at noon they were full as ticks"
They were headed for the Big -Four
depot, where they took the noon train
to Muncie They are dressed we'll and
are supposed to be members Of some
theatrical troupe. While in this city
they literally threw money at the birds.
WABASH. April 1S-Special.-Miss
Lille Beitman, daughter of a prominent
business man of this city, and Ben
jamin A. Hirsch of Louisville, KY,
where he is engaged in the manufacture
of vinegar. were united in marriage here
tonight, Rabbi Moses of Louisville Of
ficiating. Three hundred guests were in
attendance, over half of them from out
of town superb banquet was served
and the wedding party danced till quite
late in the dining room of the new
fremont hotel. The bride is a belle in
local society.
GREENSBURG, April 1S.-Special.-At
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married to Miss Rose Hendricks at the
presbyterian church. the Rev. DR.. Ros-
camp officiating. a large company was
present and everything went off nicely.
A reception was afterward given by Mrs.
Minear, an aunt of the bride. The groom
and bride both belong to prominent fam
lilies in this city.
BRAZIL, April -Special.-Married
in this city last night, David McGill and
Miss Mary Massey, who will reside here.
Married at Cloverdale, Miss Laura l..
Bowles and Curtis l.. Carter, whose nup-
tials were the event of the season at
that place, the bride and groom repre-
senting the best families in the neigh
borhood.
SHELBYVILLE, April 1S.-Special.-
Charles Speer Of Greensburg and Miss
Anna Worland of this city were married
here tonight by the Rev. n. r. Stark,
pastor of the First baptist church.
RICHMOND. April 1S.-Special.-Mi
Eunic Poiterheld of this city, teacher
in the public schools, and Frank Martin,
a young attorney Of Mechinsburg, o.,
were married here this evening.
SPRINGFIELD, O., April Especial.
oliver Cooper, a young railroader of
Logansport, Ind, and Miss Harriet Yea
zeli of this city We're married here today.
Baptist Missionary Meeting.
COLUMBUS. April 1s.-Special.-The
state semi-annual missionary meeting
of the Christian churches of Indiana. in
session here recently, had a special dis
cussion in probate between the bust
ness program concerning the teachings
of Prof. Garvin, who occupies the chair
of theology in Butler university which
resulted in the framing of request or a
demand that he resign this charge and
accept another chair in the institution.
The statement alleges that his teach
ings as to repentance before faith in
the salvation of sinners" did not fitly
represent the teachings and doctrines
Of the faith of the Butler university or
of the churches of the disciples Of
Christ.
This document was signed by twenty
eight of the ministers present, inciud-
ing .ex-Consul-Gen. z. T. Sweeney, ex-