The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-27

Ky and Chicago. where they will spend sew
eral weeks. They will reside With Mr.. and
Mrs Reeves, parents of the bride. on their
return. They were the recipients of numer-
Gus presents. kilograms and letters OF con-
gratulation. They will be at home inform.
ally. after Sept. l. Among the guests at
the wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Land. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Land. Mr.. and Mrs; Edward
Crivel, Miss Amelia Crivel and Mr.. Albert
Crivel. of Richmond Mr.. and Mrs. Tt
Griffith, OF CINCINNATI; Mr.. Piper ana Mr..
p. F.. sutton. Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Good
rich. OF ShelbyviIle. Mr.. John Hill. of Dali
ton. Ga; Mrs. VI. j. Leffel and Mrs Annie
Z. Dietrichs. of Springfield, o.. and Miss
Yeamans, of Noblesville.
BRICELAND-TOCSEY.
One Of the pretty home weddings OF the
summer season was observed last evening
at the residence of Mrs. Eudora Tousey. on
North Illinois street. The bride was her
only daughter. Miss Hannah Tousey. and the
groom was Mr.. Howard NJ. Briceland. tele-
graph editor of the Sentinel. The ceremony
occurred at S o'clock and Rev. j. ii. Ranger,
rector of Christ Church, pronounced the
rite of the Episcopal Church. Mr.. Isaac H..
Kiersted. grand uncle of the bride. gave
for her mother when she was married. The
bride was attended by her cousin, Miss
brother. Mr.. Joseph Briceland. The rector
stood In front of the large mirror in the
parlor and received tie bridal party as the
"Lohengrin.' The bridal gown was of beau
tiful corded silk and was trimmed about the
corsage will duchesse lace. She wore a
tulle veil, which enveloped her figure, and
carried a loose bunch of Bride roses. Miss
stones gown was OF white organdie over
white silk. and she carried pink roses.
Only the relatives and a very few friends
were present. The mantel and mirror be-
fore which they stood and other parts OF
the room were t%astefully decorated with
l palms ferns and flowers The bridal Darty
sat at the brides table in the dining room.
In the center of the table were pink roses
dered with smilax. The presents, which
were from friends in many places. were
very handsome. Mr.. and Mrs Briceland
will spend two weeks, and on their return
they will reside with Mrs: Tousey. Among
the guests were MIR and Mrs. ID. j. Brice-
land, of Spencer. parents of the groom;
Mr.. and Mrs. Morland b. Binford. of Craw-
fordsville; Mr.. and Mrs Duthie, of chicago;
and Mr.. and Mrs. K. .. Bailey, of Louis
vile.
NOEI-HUMPHREY.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PATRIOT. Ind. June 26.--Last evening,
at the residence of Mrs. C. H. Humphrey,
took place the marriage of Cornelia Hum
phrey and James W. Noel, of indianapolis.
Intimate friends and the immediate rela-
tives of the parties were present. Mr.. Noel
ID a II III ID a lONClg lOAii
with a fortune in her own right. Among
the friends who remembered the couple with
handsome presents were III. NJ.
Bronson, assistant general passen-
President Smart, of Purdue University, and
Mrs. McRae, of the SAM institution, from
IS9 ~ Mr. IT, Noel graduate bna for The e0nple
where they will take the train TO Lake
Chautauqua. where they will spend a few
weeks, when they will return to Indian
4 aDOI1S. where Mr.. Noel Will resume his law
practice.
CHICAGO GIRL WEBS A BARON.
CHICAGO. June 26.-The wedding of Miss
Rose Marston, daughter Of Colonel and Mrs.
Henry c. Marston. and Baron Rudolph
Schutzbar-M icheling was celebrated to-day
at Grace Episcopal Church, Rev. Ernest NJ.
STEERS officiating. Miss Marston, who is a
young woman of great beauty and a pro
nounced blonde, met the groom first i'm
Madrid. Spain. where both were guests at
a diplomatic ball. To-day's wedding is the
elimination OF a courtship continuing dur
Ing the worlds fair in Chicago. Baron
misunderstanding is the only living rep
resentative of an old family having several
estates in Germany. The Baron and
Baroness will spend several months in
travel. visiting Yellowstone Park and points
OF interest in the West before they 90 10
Cassel. Germany, to reside.
THREE WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CON-NEftSN LILLE, Inu., june DIV lllldm
Gansert and Miss Ruth Meyer were quietly
married. at the brides home. north of this
city, at s o'clock this evening, Rev. Jesse v.
Miller being the officiating clergyman.
Louis Nicoli and Miss Carrie Schilling
were married, i'm the Catholic Church, this
morning at 1870 O'Clock. Rev. +. j. Rudolf
oficiated. A reception was held this even
ing.
Coyne were Joined in the bonds of wedlock.
in the Catholic Church. at RuShVille. this
morning. They came TO this city, which
will be their future home. and a reception
was rendered them by the groom's parents
tonight.
NASH-BERRYMAN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
Upton, Ind, June 26.-Last night Mayor
Leroy b. Nash and Miss Winona Berry
man were united in marriage at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. near this city,
the ceremony being performed by Rev. 7.
III. Kuhn, of the WeSt-street Christian
Church. Mr.. Nash is a young attorney and
a year ago was elects i Mayor OF this city
by an overwhelming iAajority, The bride is
Bergman. There were about sixty guests
present and a large number of valuable
presents were received. They will be at
home TO their friends after July 10.
HOLLAND-OLDHAM
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KNIGHTSTOWN, Ind, June ga very
pretty home wedding occurred this even
ing, at $50 o'clock. at the home of City
Councilman William st. Clair. at which
time and place his wife's daughter, Miss
were married, the Rev. Asher :. Preston.
Of the VI. Il Church, officiating. Miss Old
ham is one OF Knightstown's most promi-
nent young society ladies. while Mr.. Hol-
land is quite favorably known to business
men throughout the State.
HERIDER-TINKER.
special to the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind, June 26.-At noon today
w. Nj. Herider. a prominent young drug
gist OF this city, formerly OF indianapolis,
and Miss Juvia Tinker. a well-known young
woman in Wabash social circles. were
united in marriage by Rev. DIR. Charles
Little. About fifty guests and intimate
friends OF the bride and groom were pres
ent. AT 3 o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. HeriJef
left for a bridal tour TO Sault Ste. Marie.
and after July 1 they will be at home in
Detroit, Mich.
JONES-DIEHL.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind. June 26.-Last night
Mr.. Maurice u. Jones and Miss Catherine
Diehl, both of this city. were married. Miss
Dfehl is the daughter of u. II. Diehl. found
er of the Anderson forging works. and the
groom has been connected with the Chrys-
tai ice plant. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. Wilson. OF the Presbyterian
Church. The bridal party left for Chicago
and Will spend several weeks in Wisconsin
before taking up their residence in this city.
FREEMAN-ROBINSON.