The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-13

the Mendelssohn wedding march. First
we're the flower bearers. Master Arthur
Nonnegut and Norma Won Hake, both
dressed IN white and carrying baskets OF
PINK roses and carnations. The maid OF
I'e,' Miss Alberta Won Hake' younger
a gown OF white Persian lawn and carried
pink PM roses The groom and best man;
the bride was with her father. They were
met by the minister. Rev. J. F. Williams.
OF Of Glen Cow KY formerly pastor 20. OF
city. who performed the ceremony. The
bride, a slender brunette. wore a beautiful
gown of white satin. en- train. trimmed
with ducheSse lace and Bride roses. Her
bouquet was also Of Bride. roses. The
veil OF white tulle was held by a hand
some pearl pin. the gift OF the groom.
The satin ribbon was lowered as soon as
the benediction was pronounced. The we'd
ding supper followed. The brides table was
In the dining room. The entire decoration
maiden-hair fern. For the former there
were three large cut glass bowls over
howing with the roses set in SOFT wreaths
we're almost hidden with the wealth OF
flowers. The favors presented as the last
course were MORE boxes tied with white
VI. In green letters. The boxes contained
piece of the brides cake. Mrs Won Hake
by Mrs. John Il. Elam Mrs. John Wocher,
negut jr and Miss KimbalI The orches-
ira played during the supper and through
the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Minesinger left
last night for Chicago and from there
will go further north to spend two weeks.
When they return they will go at once TO
housekeeping at No. 400 Ash street. Their
home will hold the many beautiful gifts
which were showered on them and which
were varied. The out-of-town guests were
Mr.. w. w. Richardson, grandfather OF the
bride, Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Richardson and
daughter and Mr.. and Mrs. William Nor.
fah OF 9 MISS MISS b na of
fordsville Mr. and Mrs Warren. OF Brook
field; Mr. Clarence Jackson; Mr.. victor
Charles lockwood, Of Peru.
SCHOOLTEACHERS Welded.
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CONNERSVILLE. Ind. June 12.-Mayor
William j. Rush. Of oxford, o., and Miss
Mary L. Manlove were united in marriage,
at the brides home, in Posey township,
this AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. Miss Manlove
is schoolteacher, and the daughter of
widely-known Stockman and farmer. The
ceremony was followed by an elaborate sup
ID. f. Van Pelt. schoolteacher. of Port
Williams. O.. was welded, at $3.50 o'clock
popular teacher in the Harrison township
schools. They will reside in Ohio.
ROCKPORT WEDDINGS.
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ROCKPORT, Ind. June l2.-Dr Charles
S. Hougland, of Milroy. and Miss Amelia
Jacobs, daughter of Mr.. William Jacobs
of the Farmers Bank, were married at the
home of the bride in this city this even
ing. Rev. Seybold, Of the Lutheran Church,
officiateG.
The marriage of Mr.. Charles Salm. a
young merchant of this city. and Miss Kate
ier of Of the Farmers Bank. took place aS at
the home of the bride this evening. Rev.
r. A. Kemp. of the M. f. Church, per-
formed the ceremony.
CAYLOR-vAUGHAN.
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RICHMOND. Ind. June 12.--At St. Pauls
Episcopal Church, this morning. Rev. j.
Everest Cathell officiating, took place the
marriage of Miss Katherine. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. John ID. Vaughan, and Mr..
Worth Caylor, of Chicago. The ceremony
was. witnessed by many of the city'S most
prominent people, Miss Vaughan having fig.
ured prominently In society here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Caylor left shortly after the cere-
mony for Chicago, where their future home
is 10 be: Many guests were present from
out of the city, a number being from In
dianapoliS.
HASTINGS-ESSINGTO
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NOBLESVILLE, Ind, June 12.-Miss
Margaret Essington, of this city. and Mr..
George Hastings. of Indianapolis. were
married at the home of the brides parents
on East Conner street at 4 o'clock this
afternoon, Rev. f. NJ. Stone, of the VI. e.
Church. officiating. The wedding was an
intimate friends present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hastings left for Indianapolis at $40 p. m,
where they will make their home. They
will spend their honeymoon at French Lick
Springs.
MUNCIE WEDDINGS.
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MUNCIE. Ind. June 12.-Walter Z. Scott
and Miss Lillian LeFeber were married at
Elton tonight. The groom is a Big Four
train dispatcher at Bellefontaine, o., but
formerly resided at Pendleton. and his
bride is the belle of the little town.
Milton sherry were married this evening
at the home of the brides stepfather.
Hon. l.. E. Starr
SPEAR-JOHNsON.
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PLAINFIELD. Ind, June 12.-At the home
of Elias Johnson, in this place. at 5 p. m.
to-day, in the presence of a few invited
guests. Rev. Bentley. of Greencastle, united
in marriage Miss Carrie w. Johnson, the
accomplished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elias Johnson, and Mr.. Joseph G.. Spear Of
Terre Haute. After receiving the congratu-
their departure for Terre Haute, their flu
ture home.
WllLS-ANTELL.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind June 19-Miss
Belle Axten daughter of DIR. A. j. Axtell,
and Mr.. George Willis, Of Nashville, Tenn.
were married here to-day. Mr.. Willis is
connected with the l.. e. n. railroad. 1t
was q quiet home wedding only the family
and a few intimate friends being present.
The couple left the evening train for
trip through the South. They will make
their home in Nashville, Tenn.
SAYLOR-M BRIDE.
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ELWOOD. Ind, lime Pat the resi-
dence of Prof T. F.. Fitzgibbon, this after
noon, DR.. +. l.. Saylor, a physician and
druggist, and Miss Anna Mcbride. a teacher
of music and drawing in the city schools.
we're married. the Rev. Philip Jameson, of
the First Presbyterian Church, officia ting
The couple left for a bridal tour, after
which they viii be at home to their friends
in this city.
JEFFERSONVILLE WEDDINGS.
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JEFFERSONVILLE. Ind. June L.
Charles White and Miss Emma Baker.
well-known young people of this city. were
married last night by Rev. Spell, of the
Baptist Church. They will reside here.
Jocob Woehrle, wealthy young farmer.
and Miss Lena Roederer were married by
Rev. j. q. Rees, of the ST. Lucas Evan
gelical Church.