The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-03-21

and the remainder were given by Miss
each part, the RaiIsback children. Miss
Eunice Jameson, Miss Margaret Spencer,
Mr.. Hansen. Mr.. Charles Lynn and Mr..
Oliver Isensee taking part with musical
numbers.
identified with W. G. T.. Z. and woman's
suffrage work. and who is one of the ma
tional organizers, will leave soon for New
York. She will remain several months, and
may make her home permanently there; a
New York, where Miss Hay will have Of
fees. Miss Hay has travelled in every
England and through the South and West,
and is one of the ~best-known women in the
work in the country.
Mrs. Jacauelin E. Holiday received her
friends yesterday at her new home on North
Delaware street. Mrs. Conrad Baker and
Mrs. w. J. Halliday assisted in the re-
Mrs. Henry w. Bennett and Miss Lucy
Holiday poured chocolate at the daintily
a aI;po table, hey p Mere a asies Rni y
penberg. Miss Colgan and Miss Hasselman.
Mr.. and Mrs Holiday We're at home in
tasteful modern furnishing, together with
the many handsome wedding. gifts,
made the various rooms most attractive.
'"The Development of the Oratorio' was
considered yesterday at the Matinee Mus
icale in an admirable paper read by Miss
d. L. Whittier. The growth from the pre-
sentation of sacred drama by men alone
through the period when Father Philip IN
troduced information, then the various de-
~velopments, to the time of Bach. who
formed certain musical laws, were brief
ly and interestingly sketched. Bach, Han
del, Haydn, Beethoven, Mendelssohn and
The paper was illustrated by selections
from the various oratorios sung by a chorus
choruses were Bach's ''st. Matthew Pas
sion," Beetheven's "Mount of Olives"
Costa's Eli" The sopranos, a double
l~sartet, sang sterndale Bennett,s Woman
of Samaria.' accompanied by Mr.. w. c.
Sterne, violin. Mrs. Carr, one of the new
Heart Ever Faithful from Baeh's Christ
mas oratorio, accompanied by Mr.. Schell-
schmidt on the cello. Miss Sweenie sang
prano solo was taken by Miss Annie Alb
rendition of M. Mohr's .Hendwerkerleben,"
played by Mrs. kiser, Mrs. Lilley,. Mrs.
Mss shra aae M air. Roster oasis and nd Mr. Mr' s sterne.
~violins; Mr.. Schellschmidt, cello, and Mr..
Wood, viol, and closed with the Hale
pianists and Miss Adelaide Carman, or
ganist. The whole programme was an in
structive and valuable one. Mrs. Whittier
will repeat the programme for the Fort
nightly Literary Club in a short time.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The marriage of Miss Eta Bruce Yeag-
er, of Danville, KY, ana Mr.. George w.
Marchand. of Monticello, Mo-, took place
yesterday morning AZ the home of Miss
Yeager's sister, Mrs. Frank G. Wood, on
Talbot avenue. The ceremony was per-
formed in the presence. of a small COM
pany of relatives and friends by Rev. Mr..
Wilson. The only attendants were Master
John and Miss Edith Wood. The little maid
wore a white Powered gown with pink vel
vet sleeves, and Master Wood was in full
dress suit. The bride wore a handsome
white silk trimmed With point d'applique
and crystal passen1egterie. Her bouquet
was of white carnations and a tulle veil fell
over her figure. At the conclusion of the
ceremony congratulations were offered.
Later a wedding breakfast was served.
The brides table was exquisite with white
Flies and cut glass and Silver. The house
was tastefully decorated with roses, lilies
and daisies; As the bride left the room
she threw her bouquet which was caught
Fugate. Mr.. and Mrs. Marchand left at
go to Canton. No.. where they will spend
a few days with the bride's sister, who
@lia g.se and e fefs ron, fbe IN t fber n M11I 90 1'l us
their home in Monticello. Manv handsome
gifts We're sent them from friends here
and elsewhere. Among the guests from OUT
Thomas Yeager. brothers of the bride, of
Of town We're Mr.. Jeffery 9eager and Mr..
Danville, Ky, and Miss Powell. of St.
Louis.
GIMER-BALLoU.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR. Ind. March 2o.-To-d1y. at
1915 o'clock, the wedding of Col. Thomas r.
elmer. Of Columbus, o.. ana Miss Anna Bal
lou, of GAINESVILLE. O., took place at the resi-
Ience of the BRIDES uncle, Mr.. B. F. Price,
in this city. The groom is superintendent
of ear service of the Hooking Valley rail-
Nay. While the bride is a society belle of
GAINESVILLE. After the which was
performed by Rev. J. L. Baird, of the Pres
byterian Church, the couple left in their
special coach for home.
SHARP-PARkER.
.;pe-isi TO the Indianapolis Journal.
pJCIJAInND Ind March, On -Thi. alton
noon, at the home of AIR. and Mrs. Daniel
Parker, took place the wedding of their
daughter. Miss Carrie Parker, and Mr..
Frank T. Sharp. of Portland, Ore. The cere-
money was performed by the Rev. J.. ".
Hughes. ofxtRcl First Presbyterian Church,
in the presence Of a large number of friends
and relatives. Mr.. and Mrs. Sharp will go
East for a wedding trip, and will make their
future home at Portland, Ore.
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