The Indianapolis journal., 1895-12-13

Mrs John L. Grifiths, Captain and Mrs.
Ralph W. Hoyt, Miss Garrard, Mrs.
| Charles e. Brooks. The table adornment
| service.
Miss Helen Matthews, daughter of the
| Governor. who is i'll at Terre Haute, where
she is attending Coates College. is inn
Haute to be with her. She will return to-
| day she has found that the Illness is
| slight and not likely to be serious
anea M ana tRe embens n Henry o the P German
which had been taking the five. weeks
course with Prof. w. Irving Colby. last
street The class has been having weekly
| reunions at tho Propylaeum- This was the
| last and Mr.. Pierce, who has been a mein-
| ber Of the class. became host There were
songs, recitations and anecdotes. all in the
| German language. Many Of the class knew
nothing whatever of German five weeks
able conversation. Mr. Colby Will leave
to-day for Peoria, ILL.,, where he VIII con-
duct another class for similar length
| Of time.
| The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette has
the following about the Reaume-Lau
lin wedding: The marriage of Miss
Laura dssS a. Mercy Laushin. daughter G OF IN MT Z,
c. Reaume. of Indianapolis. occurred
Wednesday evening at half after o'clock
at the home Of the brides parents. West
Seventh Presbyterian Church, officiating.
only the members of the immediate families
been said In the afternoon at st. Francis
de Sales Church by Rev. Father Quatman.
The bride was unattended, and wore a
handsome gown of ivory satin with veil
caught by a diamond sunburst. the grooms
gift. A reception followed from to IL
o'clock, hundred and fifty guests being
Indianapolis, among them Mrs. Reaume
and the Misses Reaume, mother and sisters
Of the opn Nr E sSn S
and will take his bride to that city TO
live, after honeymoon journey through
the East. At home cards announce Jan.
8 and 16, 97l North Illinois street, Indian
MALPIN-ROCKEFELL
TARRYTOWN. N. ". Dec. 12.-Rockwood
Hall, the elegant residence OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rockefeller, near this village. was the scene
at noon to-day Of the wedding Of Miss
Emma Rockefeller. their daughter. and DR..
D. Hunter McAlpin. jr.. Of New York city.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. DR..
Thomas Armitage, rector Of st. Bartholo-
news Church. Of New York. assisted by
the Rev. DR.. Harris. The maid Of honor
was Miss Edith Rockefeller. sister of the
Alpin, brother of the groom. and the ushers
were Messrs. James G. Gardiner, William
sanderson Brown, BENJAMIN b. McAlpin.
Dennis, p. Avery Rockefeller. ]. NJ. Jen-
ming and John d. Rockefeller. jr. There
were no bridesmaids, but the little Misses
Tolman Pyle, nieces OF the groom acted IN
the capacity OF flower girls: The BRIDE 8
dress was of white satin, trimmed with
Venetian lace, and she wore a Venetian
lace veil caught up with diamond tiara.
She carried a bouquet OF white rosebuds
In the music room. the bridal couple stood
under canopy of Bride roses, lilies OF the
valley, asparagus vines and ferns. The
square, resting on a dais forming a pulpit
in front OF a magnificent onyx mantel The
|. back ground was flied in with palms and
and contained one thousand roses and one
thousand sprays of ..ies OF the valley. On
either side of the room hung portieres OF rose
buds, ferns. and other mowers. with aspara-
gus vines for ropes. An elaborate musical
programme was rendered by an orchestra
and the choir Of st. Bartholomew's Church.
The guests arrived at lockwood Hall from
New York in two special trains. After an
hours reception in the music room the
bridal couple and guests adjourned TO the
breakfast room. where a buffet breakfast
was served. The room was decorated with
lavender orchids and palms. There were
about five hundred guests present at the
wedding.
SHERAfAN-BARTLETT
BALTIMORE. Nd. Dec 12-Miss Bertha
Bartlett, OF Baltimore. daughter OF the late
army. and Mr.. Charles VI. Sherman, of
Chicago, son of Mr. Hoyt Sherman. of Des
Moines, Ia. and nephew of Senator Sher-
man. were married to-day. The ceremony
was performed at the country home of Mr..
and Mrs. Columbus 'o'D. Lee. near Mel
vale. by the Rev. Father whelan OF the
cathedral, the Cardinal giving the blessing.
The drawing room. In which the marriage
took place, was beautifully decorated and
lighted; Miss Bartlett was attired in sim
pie but artistic gown OF white silk, with
trimming Of white chiffon. She wore no
Jewels and carried white prayer book.
VIM a Bartlett of Washnson sr The ine maid ReE
or honor was Miss Annie Lathrop. who
wore a gown of pink silk under white or
candle, with white ribbons and carried
bouquet of pink roses Mr.. Tecumseh Sher-
man. cousin of the groom. was best man.
After the wedding breakfast was served,
Mr.: and Mrs. Sherman leaving later for
wedding journey. Their future home will be
In Chicago, where Mr.. Sherman is engaged
IN the practice of law. and where he is one
the guests, who were limited 10 few inti-
mate friends and relatives. were Gen. and
Mrs. Nelson A; Miles, Senator and Mrs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wiborg, of Cincinnati:
Mr. and Mrs. Thakara. OF Philadelphia:
S. B. Shoemaker. Of Pnilauelphia. anu mrs
MARQUIS DU CHAMBRUN-NTcHoI
CINCINNATI. Dec. 12.-At noon to-day,
at the Church Of the Holy Angels. on East
Walnut Hills. was solemnized, according to
the rites Of the Roman Catholic Church.
the marriage of Miss Margaret Rives Mich
OILS. daughter Of the late George Ward
Nichols and his wife. nee Marie Longworth,
now the wife of the Hon. Bellamy storer,
late member or Congress Of the First Ohio
district, and Louis Charles Antoine Guilbert
Pierre Pinton, Marquis Du cnambrun, a
prominent attache OF the French legation
at Washington. The attendants were the
VI. De Shoenen. a cousin OF the groom. Mr.
Joseph Nichols. the brides brother; Mr..
erick Coudert. of New York; Mr.. Horace
Wiley, OF Washington, ID. c.. and Mr.. Har-
OLD Binney, OF Philadelphia, were the ush-
ers. Father ORourke offciatei, assisted
by Bishop keane. of Washington. ID. c.,
Archbishop Elder and Father Ault. The bril-