The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-04

card. An elaborate dinner was served. After
illustrated popular plays. In one room were
different articles representing plays The
the most successful ones We're awarded with
prizes. The guests at dinner were Misses
Emma Emma and rs Anna Lex Of Perry; Miss L BE
II. Gunzberger. Of New York; Mr. Walker,
Miss Bertha Eckhouse, Miss Lille Bamber
ger. Miss May Kirshbaum, Miss Celia Grau-
enthal, Miss Rosa Well, Mr.. Nathan Nor
ris. Mr.. Louis Newberger, Mr.. Ralph Bam-
berger, MT Sol Hays Mr. Harry Wen, MI.
Mayer.
Mr.. and Mrs Enrique C. Miller gave an
electric ball last evening at the ,Propylaeum
to their younger friends Nearly two hum
dred young people and young married PEG,
pie accepted the Invitation Of the hest and
ceived The hall was tastefully arranged
for the occasion, and green and white pre-
ean ne ws5 h"n andes We're
set amid the plants, and on the tables,
where the buffet supper was spread, the
muda lilies, with ferns. White and green
candles were set in Dresden eandelabra and
candlesticks. Banquet and extension lamps
were used, but the chief light was cleo
tricity. On the north wall was frame
of colored electric lights, and the names
the lights were turned off except those IN
the frame and those of the name for the
u
were the only ones danced and the orches-
ira provided new music for the ball. Mr..
ing BY Mrs. John NJ. shaw Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles F. Robbins, Mrs. Franklin W.
r. Sullivan, Mrs. Charles lockwood Miss
Henrietta Kitchell, Miss Dye Miss Mary
Marguerite Roberts, Miss Josephinea Robin on
A. Butler. Mr.. Ray Van Camp, DR.. l.. F.
Page and DR.. Brakeman. The men assisted
in directing the dances. There were many
beautiful gowns worn. Nearly all of the
assisting ladies wore green or white in
harmony with the decorations. Among the
guests from out of town were Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c.. Cushing, of Pittsburg: Mrs.
Oliver Brumbach. of Toledo; Mrs. Walter
Miss McDermott, of Cincinnati; Miss Maud
his. of Boston, and Mr. Luther Connah
Brown, of New York.
HERON-CALDWELL.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE, Jan. 3.-To-night, at
o'clock. took place the marriage of Miss
Jessie Caldwell, daughter of Rev. c. c.
Caldwell, of the Presbyterian Church. of
this city, and Mr.. Leroy Heron of Spring
field, 0. The ceremony was prepared lately
by DIR. Herrick Johnson, of Chicago, and is
new modification of the ring service. The
BRIDES father officiated and his blessing
was the benediction to the large audience
assembled in the church. Miss Mary Cald.
well, sister of the bride was the maid of
honor, while the other maids We're Misses
Genevieve Parker. Frances Winger, Kath-
Hamilton and Florence Morris. The best
man was Robert Cochran, of Springfield.
swain Frederick i pansingbarg Of Ypsiiant
Mich, James Jarrett, John Day DePrez
and Robert MeGregor The bride wore ore
de sole trimmed in pearls. She carried
bouquet oos of of Bride roses Promptly at
on the organ and the maids marching up
the west aisle took position near the east
door. Soon the bridal party joined them be-
fore the altar and the service was per-
formed. Mrs. w. E. Blakely presided at
1ne s e and n party WITH ths
was a handsome pendant of diamonds and
pearls. The other presents were. numerous
and valuable. An elegant wedding supper
was served in the parsonage, after which
the party left for Springfield. o., where
they will make their future home.
GULLEY-TILFORD.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, JAM 3.-Miss Mary
Tilford. a popular young woman of this
city, and Mr. Otis E. Guey, prosecuting
attorney of the Hendricks Circuit Court,
We're married last night at the home of
Wore dress of g garnet colored whipcord,
trimmed with velvet and cut steel. The
house was decorated with holly. Mrs. Gull
ley was a daughter of the late DR.. Salem
A. Tilford. They go at once to their home
in Danville.
GILBERT-GoAR.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. Sat l O'Clock
this afternoon took place the marriage of
Mr.. Harry w. Gilbert and Miss Indiana
Goar, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fielding
Goar. The ceremony was performed by DR..
/. NJ. Hughes, of the First Presbyterian
Church, and witnessed by one hum
bred guests. A wedding dinner was served
and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert left this after
noon for a trip of several days South. They
| will be at home to friends after Feb. r.
SHAUER-HUNTER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART, Ind, Jan. 3.-Norman Z.
Shauer and Miss Grace Hunter, well-known
| young people of this city, We're united in
marriage at the home of the brides mother
| last evening, Rev. J. H. Jackson, of Trim
ity NJ. E. Church, officiating.
GEORGE ELIOT AND DIR. CHAPMAN.