The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-02

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Harold Pattison, of the Baptist Theologi-
cal Seminary The. attendants were Miss
A. May Williams, sister of the bride. Miss
Jane Williams and Miss Louise Babcock.
cousins Of the bride. each wearing white
organdie and pink ribbons and CARRYING
pink sweet peas. Mr.. w. f. Elliott. of this
city, best man. and Messrs. Charles s.
and Walter Williams. brothers OF the bride,
were ushers. The white ribbons which
formed the aisle were carried by Master
Edward Babcock and Mary A. Williams.
As the words OF the ceremony We're said
was played. The wedding supper was
served to the bridal party in the din
ing room and the other guests at small
! tables in the parlor and library. Miss VIII
hams is q charming young woman, who has
made many friends during her short resi-
dence in this city, and Mr.. Banton is one
of the leading young business men. After a
wedding trip to northern Wisconsin, where
they will spend a few weeks they will re-
turn to this city and will be at home after
Sept. at the corner of North Pennsylvania
and Eleventh streets Among the out-of-
Emma NJ Blanton, Miss Elizabeth Dye,
Mr.. Charles r. Williams, Mr. Bertrand I.
W Ians W Of shs a GtGy M Misses ETaSSh
of Corning, n. Y; Miss Leach. of Elmira;
Mrs. Emma Babcock. Miss Louise and Mr.
John Rabcock. of Naples, n. Y; Mr. w X
Watson. of Jersey City; Mr.. and Mrs. judi
son Babcock, OF Cambridge, Neh.. and Mr..
and Mrs. w. w. Babcock, of Prattsburg,
HUGHES-FOULKE.
srecial to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind. June 1.-The Rev.
Stanley c. Hughes and Miss Lydia H.
Foulke, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
William Dudley Foulke were married at
noon to-day. The wedding was simple and
witnessed only by a few guests. The cere-
mony used was that of the Friends Church
and Dr. Isaac NJ Hughes, pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church, and father of
the groom, was the assisting clergyman.
The bride was attended by her sister Miss
Carrie, and the groom by his brother
Roland. The ceremony was followed by a
wedding breakfast, and this afternoon Mr..
and Mrs. Hughes lett toT New YORK 9r ana an.
rope, going first to Scotland and then to
Iceland. They will be gone for three months,
at the end OF which time they Will return
here to reside Mr.. Hughes is pastor of the
Second Presbyterian Church. Guests pres
ent from outside the city were: Mrs. Sarah
McAIillen and daughter of Cincinnati, Rev.
James B. Hughes and Miss Lizzie Hughes
of Dayton, Mr. and Mrs. Briggs Cunning
| ham of Cincinnati, Miss Jones of Nevada,
daughter of Senator Jones. Miss Cilly OF
Massachusetts. and Miss Hosford of Louis
ALTENBACH-MAAG
At o'clock this morning at ST. Andrews
Catholic Church occurred the marriage Of
Mr. Edward j. Altenbach, of Sidney, o.,
and Miss Christine Mag, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs B. H. Mag. The bride was at
tended by Miss Louis Altenbach, of Sidney,
sister Of the groom, and the groom was
of Chicago The ceremony was perIorned
by Father Quratman, of Sidney, assisted
by Father J, H; seiberts OF TINS city. Nr:
and Mrs. Altenbach went to Indianapolis
and from there will go to Sidney to reside.
INGHANI--NIACBETH.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
HAMILTON, o., June miss Anna Mac
BETH daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Edgar Macbeth, and Mr.. John r. Cunning
ham, of Terre Haute, were married this
evening. The ceremony was performed in
the First Presbyterian Church by the. pas
Terre Haute, assisted by the Rev. J. u:
Stanley. of Walnut Hills, also formerly or
Terre Haute. After the church ceremony
there was a largely-attended reception az
the home of the brides parents. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Cunningham left tonight Ior AShe-
at home in Terre Haute. where MI. Gun,
ningham is connected with the National
State Bank in which he is q large STOCK
holder. Mr.. George Buntin and Mr.. ]. D.
Early, of Terre Haute, were Two OF the
ushers. Among the guests IRON n1 ouS MI u
Alice McGrew, Mrs. NJ. G. Hamill and Mr.
Louis Leveque, of Terre Haute.
KENNEDY-HAY.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE Ind, June Miss
Jennie Hay. of Charlestown, and Mr. 0. 0.
Kennedy, of Logansport We're married TINS
morning at the Christian Church, Rev.
the daughter of the late George Hay, one
of the most prominent citizens OF the ccun-
~, and the groom Is the proprietor OF d
wholesale grocery establishment at Logans-
port Immediately after the ceremony the
couple left for an extended tour through
SEYMOUR WEDDINGS,
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind, June L. Mr.. Ted Me-
Camnlet and Miss Nora Sweeney. of this
city, were united in marriage Sunday at
the residence of the brides parents, Elder
A. F. Beare, of the Christian Church OIL
' Mr.. George Harlow and Miss Emma AL
herring were also married Sunday at tne
German Lutheran Church, Rev. PhiliI
Schmidt officiating. The event was cele
barted by an all-day feast at the home
the brides father. John Alberring.
SHAW-CUMMINS.
special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, June lat the residence
of the brides parents last night Mr. VIII
Shaw, of Chicago, and Miss Carrie Cum
minis were married. The ceremony was
performed by Rev T. II. Kuhn, OF tfs
Christian Church. The couple will reside n
Chicago.
Irvington.
Mrs. Ira Chase of Wabash, Ind, is visit
ing Mrs. p c. Jacobs.
Mr. George Garrison, of the State Uii-
yersity visited Mr.. Jesse Wflhite last week.
Mrs. Benton's tea for the young ladieso1I
the senior class has been postponed uleh
| Thursday week.
Miss Dickey, who has been teaching In
| the public school, has returned to her none
| in South Bend, Ind.
Mrs. Z. r. Sweeny and daughter Elsiere-
| turned to their home in Columbus, 10,
! after a few days visit with MISS JehhNte
! Sweeny.
MISS Helen Brouse has returned fpm
Bloomington, Ind, where she mas Deer, been as
! sisting her sister Miss Louise Brouse, IN
! KINDERGARTEN work.
Prof o. F. Hay, of Chicago, IS speno-
| ing few days with friends In lrylngtol.
| Mr.. Hay and family will move 10 WashlnF
| ton D. c., in the fall.
Mr. Edgar Forsythe is visiting MIS- Jet
| fries on his way from Connersville, when
| he has been teaching for the past yea1
TO his home in Trafalgar
! the Ladies' Aid Society of the Downey
! avenue Church will give tea to all IN
| iadies of the church tomorrow Afternoon
| az the home of Mrs. r. E. Moore, on Cen
| trail avenue.
The Marion County Cottage.
,rhe County Commissioners have received