The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-10-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. John NJ. Shaw sailed yesterday from
Europe for home.
Miss Stella Walcott will go to st. Louis
next week to make a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. F. X. Arens have taken the
residence, No. e7S North Capitol avenue.
Mrs. Bells. Of st. Louis, is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. N. r. Ruckle, on North Illinois
street.
Mrs. Earl NJ. Ogle will go to Richmond
to-day to visit Mrs. George Needham and
family for a week.
Mrs. George w. Toms, of st. Louis, will
come to-day to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Alexander NJ. Stewart.
Mrs. Quincy Myers. of Logansport, who
came to attend the Coburn-Erwin wedding,
will return home to-day.
Mrs. j. w. Hadley and daughter Theo-
dosia are located at No. 232 President street,
Brooklyn, for the winter.
Mrs. Charles S. Willard, son and daugh-
ter, have returned from Europe, where
they have been since June.
Mrs. Morris R. Eddy. of Chicago. will
come to-day to SPEND a few days with Mrs.
Charles Lilly, No. 1858 North Illinois street.
Mrs. w. b. Allen, who is to be here a few
days only. will receive informally this aft
ernoon with her mother, Mrs. Henry Co.
burn.
Mrs. Edward Dean and daughters re-
turned yesterday from Charlottesville,
where they went TO attend the Crane
Campbell wedding.
Miss Willien, of Terre Haute, is the guest
of Miss Reaume. Miss Reaume and Miss
Willien will go to Cincinnati Saturday to
spend a fortnight with friends.
Rabbi and Mrs. Messing are in Chicago,
where they went to attend the marriage of
their niece; Miss Julia Messing. and Mr..
Mitchell, which took place last evening.
Miss Ethel Hall will give a linen shower
Oct. 30 for Miss Bessie Power, who is to be
married Nov. 4 to Mr.. Ferdinand Wingate.
Miss Grace McCune will give a dinner next
week for Miss Power and Mr.. Wingate.
Miss Emma Lewis left for her home in
hfn6iGnn ~ ~ 49, ,y;-;S
with MRS. William l.. Baker, on Park ave-
hue. Miss Lewis is a vocalist of ability,
of companies during her visit.
A testimonial concert was given last
night for Mr.. Samuel Blight Johns at the
Central Christian Church. Those aking
Mr.. Byram Overstreet, Mr.. Hugh McGin-
eny. violinist, Miss Minnie Diener and Mr..
Charles Hansen; organists. a large and
apprec1ative audience was presen-.
The first regular programme of the Matt
nee, Musicale for the season was given yes
terday afternoon. Participants in the ex-
CraeInv pr MET mnK Were Mis- Miss Beck Mrs.
Charles Divine, Mrs. Rowland, Miss
Waugh. who played for the first time be
Mooney and Mr.. Karl Schneider. The lat
ter SANG the prologue from "Pagliacci,''
ana III response to well-merited applause a
number OF new active members were elect
ed to membership.
KEEVERS-RAUCH.
A wedding of unusual interest in German
circles was that of last evening. when Miss
Emma Theresa Rauch, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Rauch, and Mr.. Gustav
Keevers were married at the home of the
brides parents, on North Capitol avenue.
The ceremony took place at o'clock and
there was a large company of rela tives and
friends present. The rooms were beautiful
with fhair dprora4 ;o,, Of Yalno. q ,o;l.-
ferns and flowers. The bridal party stood
white chrysanthemurns. The two colors,
yellow and white. were carried out
the Roman Catholic Church was pro-
nounced by Father Chartrand, of SIS. Peter
and Paul. The bride wore a rich costume
of white satin and embroidered mousse
laine de sole, rimmed with pearl passe-
menterie. 1t was made with high neck and
butterfly sleeves and the skirt of walking
length. Her veil WAS held with diamond
pins, the gift of the maid of honor. and
her flowers We're Bride roses. The attend
ants We're Miss Laura Hauss, maid of hon
or, who wore white satin and mousSelaine
de sole, and Miss Henrietta Pape and Miss
yellow satin brocade, with chiffon and yell
low ribons, and carried white chrysanthe-
NUNS, The best man was Mr.. Edward
Rauch and the groomsmen Mr.. Edward
Schoen and Mr.. George Schad. The rib
bons TO form the aisle were carried by
John Rauch, ir., and Eugene lime
The double ring was used, the
bride and groom presenting rings to each
other; The orchestra played the wedding
of South Bend. sang the Ave
Maria. After the ceremony the guests,
to the number of one hundred. went to the
banquet room of Brenneke's Academy,
where an eight-course dinner was served.
The room was handsomely decorated. The
guests We're seated at two long tables and
the bridal party at a smaller table in the
center. The brides table was canopied
with ribbons and smilaN, and in the center
xvn= a J. rOa ann hos L n< n11n aA1
white chrysanthemums. An orchestra
played during supper and later for the
several hundred invitations having been is
sued for the reception and dance, at S
o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Rauch and the bril-
Dial party We're assisted in entertaining by
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Hauss, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Dollmetch, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Richards, Mr.. and Miss Lena Fertig, Mr..
Charles Bake, Mrs. Louis Bake, Miss Mil
lie Dewenter, Miss Katherine Pfau, Miss
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wentch, Mr. and
Mrs. John Schoen (of St. Louis). Miss Anna
Berger, Misses Emily and Florence Pape,
Miss Julia Kreimer and Mrs. Kate Hauss.
Among the guests from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick OPP. Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Henry Pape. Mr.. and Mrs. Krei-
mer. Mr.. George Berger, Mr.. Robert Bauer.
Mr.. Anthony Metz. Mr.; William Bauer, Mr..
%cinnati: Mr.. Milton Robertson, of Chicago;
Mr.. Edward Milton. of Louisville; Mr.. S.
ItOSenWaId, MT Henry hOsenWald ana Mr..
Isaac Rosenwald. of New York: MIR. Philip
Esenback. of Cedar Grove; Mr.. and Mrs.
George Smith, of Martinsville; Mrs. Rob
ert Fertig, of Detroit; the Misses Wag-
ner. of Lafayette. and Mr.. Wagner and
family, Of Adrian. Mich. Mr.. and Mrs.
Keevers will go to housekeeping at No.
Us West Pratt street, where they will be
at home after Dec. /. They received nu-
merous handsome gifts.
TUTEWILER-GOODHART.
A notable wedding occurred last night at
Plymouth Congregational Church, which
united two old and w~ell-known families of
this city. Miss Julia Belle Goodhart, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin F. Good
hart, and Mr.. Harry Dunn Tutewiler, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. T%utewiler. We're
united. The ceremony was performed by