The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-03


was brilliant. An orchestra furnished music
for programme of popular dances. Among
the guests were Miss Pollock. Of Chicago;
Miss kirZah Nichols and Miss Mary Con-
verse of Philadelphia; Miss Shirley Pad
dock. of Kankakee, ILL.,, and Mr.. Johnson,
OF TeTre Haute.
BREwER-MORGAN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE Ind. Sept. 2.-The
marriage of Francis E. Brewer. of Gilbers-
vile. n. Y. and Miss Mary G. Morgan.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. w Morgan,
took place last evening at Center NJ. E.
Church. Miss Olive Van Camp. Of Indian
apois, presided at the pipe organ. The ush-
ers were c. NJ. Title. of Gfbersville, N Y;
s. L. White. of Bloomington; f. p. Ham
mond, of Lafayette. and F. H. Jobbins, of
Aurora, Ill. Miss Bess Nicholson sang "Oh,
Star of My Heart" and on the entrance
of the bridal couple the Lohengrin wedding
march was played. The bridesmaids were
Miss Alice Patton, of Remington; Miss
Fannie Jones, of Bloomington; Miss Anna
Lane, of Greencastle, and Anna Robinson,
Of Owensville, The maid of honor was
line Then came the bride. leaning on her
fathers arm, and the groom with II. l..
clergyman was Rev. E. B. Thomson. At
the home of the brides parents
q reception was held. The bride
and groom left on the. night train
for trip in the East. and after Oct. 4,
Will be at home at No. 17S West Seventy
third street, New York. where the groom
is connected with a school for young men.
The guests from other places were j. r.
Brewer and wife, Gilbersville, N. Y; Miss
Hawkins, of Bloomington; Miss Georgetta
Bowman, of Greencastle; Miss Alice Rel
seeker, of Peru; Miss Monte Allen, of
Greencastle; Ora Bordner, of Bloomington:
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morgan, of Greencas-
tie; Mr.. and Mrs. Henry and Mr.. and Mrs.
IA. S. Moffett, of Indianapolis; Fl. L. Gill
bert of Columbus, O., 5. L. White, of
Bloomington; l.. +. Hammond, jr., of La
fayette; F. H. Jobbins. of Aurora, ILL.,; Miss
Alice Patton of Remington; Miss Fannie
Jones, of Bloomington; Miss Anna Robin
son, of Owensville; Miss Anna Lane, of
Greencastle; Misses Monte and Madeline
Irelso of Nevada, Mo. Miss Kate Lucas,
of Frankfort, and Miss Retta Barnhill. of
Irylngton.,
RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind. Sept MIR Pearl
Saur and Miss Addie j. Peel, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peel. were married
this morning at the home of Rev. I. NJ.
Hughes, pastor of the First Presbyterian
Church. They left on a short wedding trip
and will go to Terre Haute to reside.
Mr.. John NJ. Weibel and Miss Mary g.
Gardner were married this morning by the
Rev. A. G.. Neal pastor of the Fifth-street
M. f. Church, at his home. They will re-
SWOPE-RICHARDSO
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
BROOKLYN, Ind. Sept. 2.-John Swope,
an enterprising young farmer, and Miss Joy
Richardson, most estimable young wom-
an of this place, were married at the NJ
e. Church last night W. j. Knox officiat-
Ing. Many invited guests were present,
among whom were d. A. feathers and
wife Mrs. Carl Vonhake and daughters of
Indianapolis, J. NJ. Julian and wife of
Martinsville Carlos Minton and wife of
Fort Branch.
GRIFFITH-WOODS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WORTHINGTON, Ind, Sept. 2-Mr Will
liam Griffith prominent business man Of
this place, and Miss Kate Woods were mar
ried here last night Rev. ]. w. Baker
pastor of the M. f. Church, officiating