The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-02

Alice Christian Miss Bessie Browning and
Miss Ethel Roberts. All of the rooms were
tastefully decorated with lilies, ferns and
palms. the white and green being used ex-
clusively. Among the other guests from out
of town were Mr.. and Mrs. James Collins,
of Frankfort; Miss Laura CulbeTsOn, of
Shelbyville, ana Miss Nora Alexander, Of
RuShville Mr and Mrs, Brown left last
evening for New York and Saturday they
Will sail for Europe by the Pennsylvania,
to be absent until the holidays. On their
return Professor Brown will resume his
position at the college and they will reside
on Downey avenue, lrvington. Mrs. Brown
is graduate of Butler College and is pos
sesSed of unusual literary ability, while
Professor Brown ranks high in his profess
sion and has Travelled extensively.
MAHONEY-CARSON
Miss Nellie G. Carson, daughter of Mrs
Mary Carson, and Mr.. Michael NJ. Ma
honey were married yesterday morning at
9 o'clock at ST. Johns Church by Father
Francis H. Gavish. The wedding march
from "Lohengrin' was played by Professor
George Hebble. The bridal party included
the ushers. Mr.. Andrew Sweeny and Mr.
Charles Burns, the bridesmaid, Miss
Katherine Mahoney, a niece of the groom
and Mr. Edward Lyons and the bride and
groom. AS the ceremony proceeded Mil
lard's nuptial mass was sung, Miss Mary
Carey being the soprano soloist The church
was decorated with palms for the wedding
The bride wore a handsome gown of white
organdie over taffeta, trimmed with valen-
ciennes lace. She wore roses in her hair
and carried a cluster of Bride roses. Miss
Mahoney's gown was of pink organdie over
pink taffeta and her flowers were pink
roses. After the ceremony at the church an
informal reception and breakfast was given
at the Occidental Hotel by Mr.. p. H. Nc
Nelis, the brides guardian. Thirty guests
sat down at the table and there were in
formal toasts of cOngratulation by the best
man and others. The parlor and dining
ers. Last evening a reception was given
at the home of Mrs. Carson, on South Capt.
toll avenue. Mrs. Carson and the bridal
party were assisted by Misses Sadie and
Eta O'Neil and Misses Annie and Marie
Murphy. There was dancing under large
tent on the lawn, which was Illuminated
will reside at new No SIC Buchanan
street, where they will be at home to their
friends after Sept. 10
BEESON-AILISON.
The marriage of Miss Emma A. Allison,
daughter of Mr.. j. B. Allison and Judge
| Jesse E. Beeson, of Alexandria, took place
yesterday at the family residence, No. 1906
East Eleventh street. The ceremony was
pronounced by Rev. c. C. Lasby, of the
| Central-avenue Church. in the presence of
| the relatives and number of friends The
bride wore handsome travelling costume
| Of blue cloth, trimmed with Persian lamb
| fully arranged with flowers for the event
Judge and Mrs Beeson left in the after
noon for their home in Alexandria and last
| evening they We're given large reception
We're Mrs. W. w Miller Of al Aiexa upiis
Mrs Lydia I Eld4r5idge Of Missouri Mrs. os-
| Charles Allison of Cleveland.
SMITH-HAYES.
FREMONT, o., Sept. 1.-To-night's event
was notable wedding. Ensign Harry Ea-
ton Smith and Miss Fannie Hayes were
married at 7:30 and at 9:35 took the train
| for the East by way of Toledo. The BRIDE
groom is an officer of the United States
navy, the bride the daughter of the late ex-
| President r. B. Hayes. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. J. w. Bashford, presi-
| dent of the Ohio Wesleyan University, as
| First congregational Church of Toledo.
Richard A. Hayes, her brother, gave away
the bride, LIEUT.; L. J; McGiL , and assist to
| United States navy, served as ushers Miss
Fullerton and Miss Dorothy Fullerton. of
| Columbus, were the bridesmaids and Miss
| Gene Andrews Mitchell was the maid of
| honor. The bride followed the maid of hon
or unattended to the altar. Immediately
| after the ceremony was the dinner in the
| large hall, with 300 guests. Among the
| guests were President Mckinley and wife,
phis, Secretary of War r. B. Alger, Gen
| w. H. Gibson, Gen. M. Z. Force, ex-Gov.
| Charles Foster, Albert A. Pierce of Mime
apolis, Maj. Gen: John. r. Brooks of Chica--
go, Myron Z. Herrick of Cleveland and
many other Ootables.
RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indianapolis journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 1.-At $3.50 o'clock
this evening. at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. e. G. Hill, among the most prominent
Quaker people of the city, took place the
marriage of Mr.. Fred H. Lemon son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Orange V. Lemon, and Miss
Flora HILL The ceremony was performed
by the Rev, M. M. Binford. The ceremony
was followed by wedding supper. After a
wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs, Lemon will re-
turn here to reside. The following were
present from outside the city, The Misses
McKibben, of Augusta. Ky; Miss Mary
Teys, of Irvington; Miss Anna Woods, of
Knightstown; Mrs. Anderson Stewart, of
Los Angeles Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney
Woods, of Knightstown; Mr.. and Mrs Ed
ward Teys, of Irvington and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Bundy. of Dunreith.
Mr.. Charles Q. Williams, principal of the
Economy schools, and Miss Florence f.
Clinehens, of Webster. were married this
evening at the home of the bride, Rev. G.
H. De Voc pastor of the Christian Church.
OF this city, officiating.
MILLER-THOMAS
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PENDLETON. Ind, Sept. 1.-The we'd
ding of Miss Emma Thomas, a popular
young woman and only daughter of John
L. Thomas, secretary of the Madison Coun-
ty Insurance Association and Mr. Frank
Miller, of Springfield, Ill, was solemnized
here this afternoon. The ceremony was
performed according to the customs Of the
a member. Among those present were
President and Mrs. Joseph Swain, of the
State University; Prof. and Mrs. Charles
L. Thomas. of Bloomington, and Professor
and Mrs. Louis Jones and Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Johnston, of Cleveland. This even
ing Mr. and Mrs. Miller left for months
trip to the South. Miss Mary Roger of
this city, was bridesmaid. and Mr.. George
Drake, of Springfield, ILL.,, was best man.
STORMS-COLE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MONTPETJ TER Ind Sent limits morn
ing Mr.. Elmer C. Storms and Miss Laura
Cole, both of Dundee, were united in mar
riage at the residence of Prof. Ira P Nell
son in this city, Mr. Storms is a we'll
known oil producer, while the bride is we'll
known throughout this section.
BALL-EADES.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Sept. 1.-Joseph Ball and
Miss Lillian Fades were quietly married to-
night by Rev. Starr, of the First Christian
Church. The groom is brother of Senator
Ball.