The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-09-24

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| been guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Cooper
/ have returned home.
The marriage of Miss Clara Schnable
and Mr.. Homer d. Hopkins took place last
| evening at the home of the brides uncle
/ No. 50 Johnson avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs George Harris Williamson
| formerly Miss Katherine Davidson, arrived
| last evening and will be guests OF Mr.. and
| Mrs. Dorman N. Davidson until Sunday.
The Century Club will open its season
with meeting next Tuesday evening at
and there will be appropriate literary ex-
/ ercises
Mr.. James A. Cotter. OF this city. and a
| member of the graduate department of
| Harvard University, was admitted at Bos-
| ton on the 18th inst. to practice in the
| United States courts.
| been spending several months with Miss
Agnes Duncan, will go, TO New York the
last of October to join her mother. accom-
| panied by Miss Duncan, who will spend the
winter there with them.
Miss Johanna Katherina Frantz, dauggh-
George snder Msrs married last
| at the home Of Mrs. Frantz. on Clinton
! German M. E. Church, officiated.
reception recital introducing Mr. Will
| liam Bellack will be given this evening at
| the, Metropolitan School of Music: Mr.. Bel
| schrader. Mr. Oliver Willard Pierce and
Miss Frances McElwee. Mr.. Bellack is the
new principal of the violin department of
the school
Prof: and Mrs. Paul Shorey, of the Chi
eago University, are guests of Mrs. May
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Sewall enter
tanned for them, receiving the graduates
ana pupils OF the Girls Classical School,
dinner. Professor Shorey addressed the
Contemporary Club last evening at the first
meeting of the season. He spoke on Ten
nysons Philosophy" The reception COM
m mites was Mr. and Mrs; John L Grf fl
and Mr.. Harrington.
BECKER-GREISTOW
pretty home wedding celebrated
last evening at the home of Mr.. and Ms.
Frederick Greistow, on Windsor street. The
bride was their daughter, Miss Anna May
Greistow and the groom Mr.. Ernest Robert
Becker. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. Henry r. Bornemann, of the. Nippert
Memorial M E. Church. in the presence of
the relatives and friends. The bridesmaids
were Miss Lille Bertlesmann and Miss
Freida Greistow, sister of the bride. The
bride, who is a blonde, wore pretty gown
of white organdie over silk, trimmed with
point d'appique and taffeta ribbon. Her
bouquet of Bride roses was tied with long
white ribbons, which fell to the hem of
silk null and carried white dahlias
Miss Grestow white silk null
and her flowers were American
Beauty roses. A harpist and violinist furn-
fshed the music. playing the Mendelssohn
wedding march for the procession and Call
Me Thine Own during the ceremony. An
elaborate supper was served, and the table
was decorated with flowers and fruits. The
and Mr and N Mrs resow Mdp
assisted by Miss Marie Harris, Miss Minnie
Mason, Miss Sarah Payne, Miss Mary
Strfby and Mrs. Charles Ostermeyer in
tertaining. After the supper there was a
dance to the music of harp and violin. Mr.
ing at No Stoughton street They were
the recipients of numerous handsome gifts
seebe a rn M ece Of RaeT
Ind, sister and brother of the groom, and
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Greistow and son
PLUMMER-HUPP.
The marriage of Miss Clara Arilla Hupp
and Mr. John Thomas Plummer took place
last evening at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w. Hupp, on
North Pine street. There was an assem-
blage of one hundred or more friends pres
ent to witness the ceremony, which
pronounced by Rev. Henry A. Butchtel, D.
D. The wedding march was played by a
harpist Miss Jess e. Carnahan, of Cincin-
natl, was maid of honor and Miss Ida
Eichholtz bridesmaid. The groom's best
man was Mr. Henry Plummer his brother
The bride entered with her brother. Mr..
q: w Hupp. Jr. The parlor was a bower
wore a handsome gown of white taffeta.
with a bertha of lace and mousselaine de
sole and carried a bouquet of Bride roses.
Miss Canadians gown was of cream crys-
tai silk with garnture of lace and her
flowers were white carnations. Miss Eich-
holtz wore a white organdie with trim
mngs of turquoise blue velvet and carried
a loose bunch of American Beauty roses.
After the ceremony ZEN the Wedding supper
rated with ferns and roses. The open stair
case was wound with Southern srnlax and
vines over the doors and mantels and
autumn flowers everywhere Mr.. and Mrs.
Plummer left last evening for a trip north.
Among the guests ut the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. o. h. Hupp. CT Cincinnati.
FOR REV. AND MRS. BUCHTEL.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. d. Cooper gave a recep-
ton last evening to Rev. and Mrs. Henry
A. Buchtel, inviting all of the Methodist
ministers and their wives and the members
of the Central-avenue M. E. Church, where
DR.. Buchtel has been the pastor for the
last five and a half years The company
was received by Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper and
Mr.. and Mrs. Buchtel. A number of the
intimate friends of both assisted in enter
tanning. The house was made attractive
with many flowers pink and white roses
in the parlor, asterS in the second parlor
and palms in both. In the library, where
the simple refreshments were served by
Mrs. Lew Cooper Mrs. George Chandler
and Miss Elizabeth Cooper. the decoration
was red sage effectively arranged. The
hundred invitations having been issued.
The many friends are taking every op-
portunlty OF seeing Mr.. and Mrs. Buchtel.
who are to sever their church and
social relations here This afternoon Mrs.
Buchtel will be given a reception by Mrs.
L. H. Dunning at her home, North
Alabama street
PRESIDENTS DAY.
The first meeting Of the Inter Nos Club
was held yesterday with Mrs. o. B. Hen
derson at her home, Hoyt avenue. 1t
was presidents day and the gathering of
the members was for informal social
time The hostess, Mrs. Henderson, was
assisted by Mrs. c. w. Gorsuch and the
members were received by the president,
arranged with lavender flowers. lavender
there was music by Miss Alta Roberts and
An amusement provided was drawing OBJ
Souvenirs of the day were lavender flower
stick pins presented by the hostess.
RUDY-VAN VOORHEES,.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PARIS, ILL.,. Sept. 23.-Mr. Frank Rudy
and Miss Dollie Van Voorhees, We're mar
ried at o'clock this evening. at the resi-
dence of Mr. and Mrs. f. w Dundas. Mrs.
Dundas is sister of the bride. Rev. A. E.
Dubber. of the Christian Church. officiated
and used the ring ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rudy departed on a late train for st. Louis,
and will return here to reside.