The Indianapolis journal., 1894-01-18

IdI Ise IecsPllon was neid. me guests were
Welcomed by the bridal party and Mr. ana
Mrs. Bristor and Judge and Mrs. Field.
Mrs Bristor wore pearl gray faille; com
gown was an elegant black satin.
The ladies assisting in dispensing the hos
Qualities We're Mrs. John A Craig Mrs
Mrs Thomas Dean and Mrs j. A. Arm
strong. There were many beautiful gowns
worn, and with the decorations and lights
a brilliant assemblage was the result Mr..
and Mrs. Field left at midnight for a South
ern eardp Trip dhey VIII go as far S0ntn as as
Chicago, where they will reside at Auburn
Park. Mrs. Field will come to this city for
for which were sent out with the invita-
tions to the wedding. Among the guests
from out of town We're Judge and Mrs. f.
Sloan, Mr.. Carl DePue, Mr.. w. s. Kinnan
and Mr.. Van Ness Crosby, of Chicago.
BAUER-SHEPHERD.
Last evening, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. V. Shepherd. was celebrated the
marriage of their elder daughter, Miss
Maud Virginia Shepherd, and Mr. Harry
Christian Bauer. The event was witnessed
by a company of relatives and friends
from this and other cities, and was a very
pleasant and attractive gathering. The
ceremony, which took place at half-past I,
was performed by Father Aldering, of st.
Joseph's Church. The only attendant tt
.Ilohengrin wedding march was played
by Miss Stella Wells as the bridal party
entered the parlor. and stood between the
and vines. Above them was suspended
wedding bell of flowers. The bride wore
trimmed with pearl passementerie. and she
carried a large bunch Of white roses. MISS
Shepherds gown was OF white SIX anu
lace, and her bouquet was also Bride roses.
All the rooms were adorned with palms,
smilax and flowers and the brides table
was decorated with fragrant blossoms.
c+ri while
reception were in progress. Mr.. and Mrs
Bauer left last night for st. Louis to make
will spend a few months with Mr.. and
Mrs. Shepherd at No. 549 East Market
street, where they will receive their @ TRENDS
of town were Mrs. Il: ;. Shepherd ana
daughter, Mr. II. v. Dunn, OF Chicago;
Mr.. John Herman, of Muncie; Mrs Charles
swain Miss Swain and Mr.. Howard Swain,
of Pendleton, and others.
MATINEE MUSICALE.
A programme of Anton Rubinsteins COM
positions was given yesterday afternoon et
the Matinee Musicale by the members OF
the second division. The programme In
cluded two piano quartets, played by Mrs.
]. p. Lilley, Mrs. S. l.. Kiser, Mrs. Max
J,eckner and Miss Dietrichs "Introduc-
tion aus Bal Costume, Op. 900 1os h,nb anb
''Toreador ct Andalouse, Op; 10S, whlch
were the best numbers OF the AFTERNOON.
played for the first time before the society,
and chose the first movement of sonata
in minor Of aRd aRe otRer @
bers were presented by Mrs. Raschlg, MISS
Ray and Mrs. Kiser, Miss Sweeme anu anu
Mrs Morrison. In the reading from the
Musical Courier very complimentary no.
tice of Miss Daisy Lemon. was given: II
sweetness and purity This notice of
Matinee Musicale member was gratlfylng;
The next meeting, will be an open zen day, a0, ana p
Ortengren of the Chicago College or Mu-
Sic assisted by Miss Carmen man and mamSess Nsss
who did not get their invitations yesterday
may have them of Mrs. Lynn or Mrs. Rop-
ertson next week.
BRYSON-GORDON.
Miss Georgia E. Gordon, youngest daush-
ter of Mrs. Mary Gordon. and Mr. John G.
Bryson, of Brazil, were married last even
ing at the home of the brides sister, Mrs
David F.. Swain, on North Pennsylvania
street. Only the relatives were invited to
the wedding, and the ceremony, Which was
nerformed by Rev. Joseph A. Milburn. OF
the Second Presbyterian @ ChurGn' ni ttendsnt MAS m
was Miss Helen SWAIN, niece. Inc "gu-
ding gown was of white satin, ana tne
brnoch Her bouGuet was of Roman hya-
cinths Her veil enVeloped her ngure ana
fell to the hem of the gown; Miss Helen
during the ceremony she held the Driue
bouquet The house was tastefully deco
rated with palms, ferns and flowers for the
event Among the relatives were Mr. and
Mrs. George Andrews. Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
RraziI Mr.. and Mrs. Bryson left last
night for an extended trip through the
South, and when they return they VIII re-
side in Brazil.
MADAMS-wHITE.
The marriage of Mr. Arthur c. White
citv editor of the Sentinel, and Miss
Mayme McAdams was celebrated yesterday
at noon at the residence No. 1906 Eleventh
street. N W., in Washington ID. c. Mr..
White came to this city four years ago
and entered newspaper work. lie mas
rapidly risen in the profession till he is
known throughout the State as one or the
brightest and most intelligent newspaper
with the Journal and Sentinel since com
ing here, and is a great fayorite with MS
fellows of the press. Miss McAdams spent
she n as been connected with the Agricul-
tural Department in Washington After
short trip, Mr.. and Mrs. White will re-
turn to this city to reside.
ALBERTSTADT-GE
The marriage of Miss Lille Gehring.
daughter of Mrs. Lena Gehring, and Mr..
John Albertstadt took place last evening at
the home of the brides mother, East
Market street. The ceremony, at s o'clock,
was attended by the families and few
fyendS Wsmbsganss nRa TRe BRIDES gown was Of
white silk. and she carried a bouquet CT
roses. Palms and flowers added to the at
tractiveness of the home After the cere-
mony and congratulations supper was
served The ushers for the evening were
Mr. Gustav Kevers and Mr.. George Schad.
Mr. and Mrs. Albertstadt went last night
to their own home on North Liberty street,
where they will receive their friends after
BANNARD-STOCKTO
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Jan. H-Henry c.
Barnard, vice president of the n. X. Fair
bank Company, of Chicago, and Mrs.
Alice Yeakel Stockton, of this city, were
married at noon to-day. Bishop Knicker-
ana, officiated. Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard left
on the afternoon train for Chicago, from
which city they go to New York, sailing
on Saturday on the Majestic for an ex-
tended trip through the old country. The
bride is one of the most widely known of
Lafayettes society women.
UCHANAN-HANCOCK.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind, Jan. 17.-This afternoon,
at o'clock, at the residence of the brides
parents, Mr. Virgil Buchanan, of Idaho
and Miss Mamie Hancock, of this city,
We're united in marriage, Rev. J. H. DOd-
ridge, Of the NJ. +. Church. officiating. The
through the South, after which they will
go TO Bedford, which place they will make
their future home
MPIKE-HENDRICKS
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind. Jan H.-Francis
NJ. McPike, of Schampauk Ia, and Mrs.