The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-01-24

DIneT IOTfnS were ali gwen Will d ticdI HSSc
and understanding which made the music
take on a new interest for the listener. The
three forms were The Common Species,,,
mostly of the French SCHOOL, ana the
Modern Classical Species" The illustra-
tons were all excellent and among n. those Csc
who took part were Mrs Carroll carr and
Miss Amy Jacobs. beth new members OF
the society who per ormed for the Ilrst
species-Walzer, Heinrich HOFFMAN,. Mrs.
Kiser, Mrs. Lilley, Mrs. o. Boyle, Mrs, Leck-
ner; invitation to the Dance, Polka a,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Cox, Mrs. Carr. Mrs, How
land, Mrs, Morrison, Miss Robinson Robinson
Mrs s.p Carroll carr: Dance Song, Waltz Move
ment, Weinzierl, Mrs. CAROLYN Winter
Goetz, Mrs. Hewitt H. Rowland: Miss Jose
Moderne. Liebling Miss Norma Hollweg;
Clique, Sternberg, Miss Amy JACOBS, Mlnuet,
Modern Classical Species-Polonaise Car
acteristique, OPP. 8, Nicode. Mrs. ). n. Lii
ley.
The marriage of Miss Mary Hanson, only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Julius A. Hanson,
and Mr.. Samuel Cornell Carey, only SON of
Mr. and Mrs. Simeon Carey, took place yes
terday afternoon at O'Clock at the nome
of the brides parents. at the corner OF
Delaware and Second streets. only the
families and a. very few of the most init
mate friends were present. The priae anu
groom entered the drawing room as the
wedding march was played by the narpist
and he ceremony was performed ny NV
Mr. Milburn of the Second Presbyterian
Church. There We're no attendants. Inc
bride wore an elegant gown OF white saeih'
of walking length. The high waist was cos
Whita satin edged with pearls. Her veil
was caught with diamonds and hef pouq4et
was of lilies-of-the-valley with three Ia
From
rooms of the spacious home Were haiiu-
somely decorated for the occasion Win
palms, ferns and pink and white roses All
the floral embellishments was OF PINK ara
white. Miss Mary Marguerite Roner5s as
sisted the bride with her Ven ana ana M ME-
weGd ng r-ng. AT the CONCLUSION oi ,lie 49,
mony, and after the congratuiatloh Wers
offered. a supper was served: Inc prI Is,s,E
table was all in pink and white with pink
butterfly bows at each corner no Iq io sat
punches of white roses. MI. t anu .Ii weddng
trip South They will return IN fepruaiy
and on the 20 Mr.. and Mrs Hanson MI
gifts from friends, here, and elsewhere,
were many and very handsome. Inc Only
guest from out of town was a. t mrs eron ,ml''-
CRAWFORDSvILLE WEDDINGS.
Snecial to the indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE,' Ind, Jan. 25-The
marriage of Miss Laura Y. VIII
liams and Mr.. Benjamin F. Crabb, OF TINS
city. took place at the home of the bride
this evening. Rev. Joseph f. Iuttie' eN-
president of Wabash College, and Kew. n.
A. Tucker, pastor of the Methodist church'
officiated The wedding march was played
by Miss Josie Stilwell. The bride wore
white satin, trimmed with white CHIFFON
and pearls, and carried a bouquet OF BRIDE
roses There were about seventy guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crabb left to-hisht ior Nc"
Orleans. ,,.
Miss Louise G. Mclaughlin took place this
evening at the home of Ii NJ. p SlaIk rev;
F. Thomson Of the f rroom IS aon
Of Charles M. Harding and the bride has
made her home in Covington
CLAPPER GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSVILLE. Ind, Jan. 25.-Mr. and
Mrs George w. Clapper, OF this city, are
quietly enjoying their golden wedding an
niversary to-day, surrounded by their chill
dren and grandchildren. The sickness OF
Mrs Aquilla Jones. of Indianapolis, near
relative, prevented more general and
elaborate celebration. Mr.. and Mrs. Clap
per were married at High Rock, three
miles north of this city s IN c fS ey ana snce
Mrs w. A. Shireman, OF indianapolis, Is
their youngest daughter. There were four
other daughters. and all are living III 'iiis
'i'' CoNNERsvILLE WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CONNERSvILLE, Ind, Jan. 2s.-Mr.
Lawrence Hittle and Miss Anna Mason. a
wealthy and accomplished young woman
were married at the home of Ezra Bush
north of this city, this afternoon. After
q trim to DAYTON and other points they will
| go to Milton to take up their future resi-
dence.
| Mr.. Daniel ORourke. of Hamilton, and
Miss Anna Gillespie were married at st.
CabrieFs Catholic Church at 1880 o'clock
| this morning and reception was rendered
| them this evening. They will make their
home in Hamilton.
GIVENS-WILLIAMS.
SpeciaI to the Indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL, Ind, Jan. 23.-L. Q. Givens, OF
| Center Point son of Rev. Gvens, was mar
ried last night to Miss Maggie Williams,
/ of this city The ceremony was performed
at the NJ E. parsonage by Rev. G. w.
Swftzer The bride is a sster-in-law OF
| Representative f., G. OBrien, who came
| down from Indianapolis to attend the we'd
| ding.
| HUSTON-WRIGHT
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Jan. 23.-Mr.
| Samuel Huston, prosecuting attorney Of
! this county and Miss Cleone Wright Were
| married this noon at the residence OF the
| brides father, D. H. Wright, the veteran
| Dhotographer of the city.
|