The Indianapolis journal., 1896-09-09

city the, last few weeks. Mr., Maurer re
/ Monday.
Miss Jessie Nelson has returned from
| Chicago and next week she VIII GO to
at the marriage of a friend.
The young people of the Colege-avenue
Baptist Church will give social go at ola the
home Of Miss Fanny Murry, No 3Is Belle
/ fontaine street, this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius F. Reinecke and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. George Lamb and
| son, Miss Pearl Howard and Mr.. Reinie A.
| Miller have returned after a weeks fishing
| at Kankakee, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Burgess, of Cairo.
mother on North Capitol avenue. Mrs.
| Burgess is route from visit to her
former home in the East.
Miss Ernestine Schmidt will sail from
| New York to-day for Germany, where she
will spend year with relatives. On her
| friends in England and Scotland.
The Central-avenue Epworth League will
| give reception in honor of Rev. Henry
A. Buchtel, D. D., Friday evening. from
| s to II O'Clock. at the home of the Misses
| Metzner No. 146 Central avenue.
Mrs. Edward H. Dean gave a children's
party for her children at the family resi-
! dence, on North Meridian street, yester-
day. Games and dancing were the amuse-
ments provided for the young people
Mr.. A. J. Halford has returned to Wash
and Mrs. w T. Richards. will leave this
| evening for Pittsburg to visit before going
| home.
Mrs. Charles L. Wilson, Miss Virginia
| Keep. Miss Lauter and Miss Julia G..
! Sharpe expect to go to New York this win
| ter to study in the Art League. Miss Keen
| will leave early in October and the others
| later.
Miss Myrtle Parks was in the city yes
/ terday en- route to Plymouth where she
| will be one of the bridesmaids to-day at
| the marriage of Miss Angie Thayer and
| Mr.. William Fl. Young which will occur
/ at noon.
| Prof. and Mrs George Reisner are ex-
| pected to arrive to-day to visit Mr. and
/ Mrs. II. NJ Bronson. Thew have just re-
| turned from a trip to Europe and stopped
| a few days at Washington d. c., to visit
| relatives, en- route here.
Mrs. Potter and Mrs. O'Kane, of Chi
cago. were the guests of honor at a theater
party last evening. They are guests of Mrs.
| Russell Seeds and are receiving numerous
] social attentions This evening Mr. and
| Mrs. Arthur B. Grover viii give company
! given by Mrs Charles Robinson and Fri
| day evening Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Layman
| will give a dance.
The Vacation Pleasure Club was enter
tanned last night by Miss Estella Fox and
| Mr.. Frank Fox. The chief event of the
| evening was the presentation to Mr.. George
| Kearns of n silver cake basket in approcia-
tor, of his services in behalf of the club
| in the past. Among those present were
| Misses Name Hastings, Josie Reaume
Blanche s,,n Greenan, CIR Name Reaume, Clara
/ sehu ~sLCsoi . oo1t7llli
! Greenan, Martin McDermot, Frank Noll.
Edward Pohlrnan and George Kearns.
| Mrs Frank Nichols Lewis. of Philadel-
phia. was the guest of honor at a luncheon
| given yesterday by Mrs. Perley B. Ray
mond. at her home at Woodruff Place.
| Delft blue and white predominated in the
| table decorations. The embroderies Were
/ in corresponding colors and in the center
/ of the table was a round basket of white
| and Mrs. OKane, of Chicago Mrs. Russe
Seeds. Mrs. George F: Adams: Mrs. John
| Charles Layman and Miss Elizabeth Hord
/ WILLIAMSON-DAVID
One of the notable weddings of the early
| autumn was celebrated last evening at ST
Paufs Church. The auditorium filled
| with relatives and friends to witness the
marriage of Miss Katharine LeMonde Da-
| wilson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dorman
Noble Davidson. and Mr.. George Harris
| Williamson. of Cincinnati. The ushers for
the event were Mr.. Horace Williamson @
! Cincinnati; Mr.. Horace Anderson. of New
York, formerly of this city; Mr.. Laz Noble.
| DR.. Harry Van Hummell Mr.. Henry c.
Van Anda and Mr.. William H. Price
! Seats for the relatives were divided from
the. others by white satin ribbons. Mr..
| William P. KapDes, particular friend CT
the brides family, presided at the organ
| ana played a varied programme tn
guests arrived. At the appointed hour for
| the ceremony the choir of boys and girls
| the altar singing the wedding march,
| Faithful and True, from '-Lohengrin.
The ushers followed. then the bridesmaids
| Miss Helen Davidson. sister of the bride,
| Miss Katharine Lavalette Miller cousin
and then the maid Of honor, Miss Lavalette
| Davidson another sister of the bride The
bride was with her father and at the
chancel she was met by the groom and his
| best man. Mr.. Charles Thompson of Gin
| cinnati. The lectern and pulpit were sur
rounded with palms and golden rod and
the altar was adorned with great bouquets
ahn r AaIf,,
We're palms and ferns Rt. Rev. John
Hazen White, bishop of Indiana. pro
nounced the marriage service. eadinE
from the white bound prayer book which
was carried by the bride.
As the ceremony proceeded the choir
softly sang hymn. The bride wore an
elegant gown of white mousselaine de sole
over white taffeta silk. The skirt was
made long and the corsage high The lat
ter was trimmed with exquisite silk en-
| broldered mousselaine and rose point lace.
| wore no gloves Her long tulIe veil was
| held by pendant of diamonds. one of the
gs nad of of bneo 5ne wor Miss DaTdson @ lids the
| satin covered with yellow mousseaine de
sole made very full and with mousquetaire
| white roses tied with yellow satin ribbons.
| and wore the brides gift, wreath pin of
| Of white organdie, daintily fashioned with
| Vaienciennes lace, and carried bouquets of
yellow roses. They wore the. brides gift
| of pearl lace pins. The bride is one of the
| beauties of the Hoosier capital and is a
| granddaughter of Governor Noble For the
| bridal party as it passed from the church.
| the choir. in their surplices and black
| gowns, sang again. Following the cere-
| mony at the church there was a reception
| to which only the relatives were invited
| held at the family residence on Broadway
Mr.. and Mrs. Davidson and the bridal
| party received the guests. The house was
| gracefully decorated with palms and vel
] low and white flowers. Mr. and Mrs Will
| hanson left last evening for trip West
| going first to St. Louis. They will reside
| at Avondale. where they will go to house
| keeping and will be at home after Nov
Among the guests from out of town at the
| wedding were Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson
parents of the groom; Mr. and Mrs Albert
| Williamson. and Mr.. and Mrs. DonnelIy, All
| of Cincinnati.
| FORKNER-WATSON
/ Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON Ind, Sept. sc. E. Forkner
| and Miss Rosa Watson, the former from
| Logansport, were married Mt he nome of
| the bride in this city last evening. The
wedding was of the prattieSt EttIa