The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-11-11

wedding.
Mrs. William R. McKeen, jr.. who has
been visiting. Mr.. and Mrs. John c. New
returned to Terre Haute yesterday.
Mrs. Eliza A. Baker, superintendent of
the hndergartens, has gone to Evansville
to attend the conference of charities.
Mr.. Quincy Mount, of Connersville, is
spending few DAYS at the Denison. He
came to attend the Flower Mission fair.
Mrs. McCarty, of Cincinnati, will come
to-day to visit her sister, Mrs Alfred E.
Potts. and attend the Flower Mission fair.
Mrs. Frances Morrell, of Red Oak, Ia,
Will come this week TO visit her son, MI
L. II. Morrell, and family, on Park avenue
Mrs. Moray, of Canon City, Col, has
come to make an extended visit to her sis
ter, Mrs. Thomas Dean, on North Capitol
avenue.
Miss Lucia Holiday of Woodruff Place,
has issued invitations for a reception Tues
day afternoon in honor of her guest, Miss
Sherman.
returned from Cincinnati, where she went
to attend the funeral of her sister, Miss
Martha Weidman.
Invitations have been issued by Mrs. John
Leland Mothershead and Miss Mothershead
for a reception Thursday, Nov. is, at their
home on North Meridian street.
Miss Helen Matthews, of Clinton, is the
guest of Miss Nellie Carnahan. She will be
the guest of Miss Daisy Wilson next week
and will remain until after the Burford-
Carnahan wedding.
Miss Winifred Fahey and Mr.. Thomas
Mullen We're united in marriage at St
the evening a reception was held at their
new home No. 1856 North street.
A conundrum social will be given in the
rooms of the Young Womens Christian AS
ISOLATION tomorrow evening. Gentlemen
are invited to attend with ladies' The adj
mission is one written conundrum.
Mr. Charles F. Hansen gave an organ
recital yesterday afternoon before an APP
n SxTn a. 1T1-CfT
Church, playing varied programme. An
informal talk on appropriate music for
church services preceded the recital
At the gospel service at the Young
afternoon at o'clock Mrs. V. K. Hendricks
will give a talk on How to Worship in
Song" and Mrs. Enrique c. Miller will sing.
The Thanksgiving service Nov. Il will be
led by Mrs. f. w. Douglas
The marriage of Miss Mollie G. Moriarty
and Mr. Charles c. Schneider occurred yes
terday morning at St. Patrick's Church,
Miss Alice Mack acting as. bridesmaid and
Mr. Edward Schneider, brother of the
groom as best man. A reception was held
at o. P. Morton Hall in the evening.
Mr.. Gilbert Hubbard editor Of the Philis-
tine, will address the Contemporary Club
Wednesday evening. The reception commit
tee, will be Mr.. and Mrs. ". L; Elder MI.
SON Moore - and Mr.. ffaz Noble. Mr.. Hub
bard will be the guest of Mrs. Sewall.
Among the companies to be given to Miss
Nellie Canadian and Mr.; Miles William
Burford will be a dinner Nov. 10, given by
Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. feathers, a dinner
Saturday evening of next week, given by
Miss Daisy Wilson and a. a dinner the FOL FOL
liam Burford
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Mesel
and Mr.. Michael Seyfreid, jr., occurred yes
terday morning at ST. Mary's Church. The
attendants were Miss Margaret Hahn and
Mr.. Nicholas Staab Misses Margaret Fern
kas and Margaret s. Bennett acted as
flower girls. reception was held at the
home of the bride, after which the couple
left for Lafayette, their future home.
Mrs. Benjamin d. Walcott and Miss
Nancy Newcomer gave small and de-
lightful reception yesterday afternoon at
Mrs. Walcott's home in honor of Mrs.
Hitchscock, of Philadelphia, and Mrs Dix
on, of Trenton, n. j. The four ladies re-
ceived in the parlor and were assisted by a
Chrysanthemums and roses formed a grace
full decoration for the rooms
Bishop and Mrs. John Hazen White gave
their first reception in their new home on
duced DR.. John Hayward Mckenzie, the
new dean of Grace Cathedral. The guests
a number of friends of the other Episcopal
churches and other denominations The
spacious rooms were thrown Hospitality
open and were adorned with flowers. Mrs.
White was assisted by the Misses Yerkes,
Mrs. w. A. Van Buren,, Miss Caroline How
land Mrs. Piatt and Mrs. Leach and the
of the Daughters of the King. The recep-
ton was informal and delightful gather
ing of church people within the walls of
the new edifice.
ton last evening at her home on North
Pennsylvania street, in honor of her son.
Mr.. Marshall T. Levey and his bride. for
merly Miss Bessie Marie Parry. Mrs. Lee
vey and Mr.. and Mrs. M. T. Levey, with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Parry, parents of Mrs.
Levey, jr., welcomed the guests in the re-
and palms were prettily arranged. The
bride wore her wedding gown and carried
flowers Chrysanthemums were the flowers
used throughout the house. In the library
the color was red, in the sitting room
orange and in the dining room pink. In the
latter room all of the appointments and
pink and green. Mrs. Levey was assisted in
her generous Inequalities by Mrs. L. II.
Levey. Mrs. Wallace Donnan, Mrs. e. II.
Dean, Mrs. Ward H. Dean, Mrs. A. M.
Ogle, Mrs. ]. W. Power, Mrs. George w.
Pangborn. Mrs. c. B. Holmes, Mrs. II. H.
Fletcher, Mrs. c. J. Buchanan, Miss Stella
Berryhill, Miss Eyla Coburn Miss Mary
Foster, Miss Elizabeth Ray Miss Margaret
Smith, Miss Mary Noble, Miss Fannie Carl
ton, Miss Frances Siddall Miss Edith Bing-
ham, Miss Daniels of Dayton, Miss Frances
Pangborn and Miss Elsa Wocher. An or
chestra furnished music during the recep-
ton hours
COULTER-KENNEDY.
One of the pretty church weddings of the
Church Wednesday morning, in which Miss
Gertrude Rose Kennedy became the wife
of Mr.. David A. Coulter. The church was
filled with relatives and friends. The bride
wore organdie over white silk and carried
Bride roses. Her veil was fastened by a
wreath of orange blossoms Miss Bertha A
Coulter, the bridesmaid, wore organdie over
pink silk and carried a cluster of American
Beauty roses. Mr.. Joseph H. Spillman
acted as groomsman. The bridal party was
met at the church door by the ushers, Mr..
Charles L. Steffen and DR.. Joseph D. CAIN
and conducted to the altar, where Rev
Father LanEert OBLIGATED The wedding
march from "Lohergrin" was played by
Prof. George Hebble A quartet, including
Mrs. Andrew Smith, Mrs. L. w. Louis Mr.
Fremont Frey and Mr.. Christ. O'Connor
sang Millard'S MASS in 3 Flat" During
the offertory Mrs. Andrew Smith sang an
AVE Maria" arranged to the music OF the
intermezzo from "Cavalleria Rusticana."
The march from ''TannhauSer'' was played
as the bridal party left the church. After
the ceremony a wedding breakfast was
officiating priest, only the immediate rela-
tiveS were present. A reception was held
last evening from to II at their own new
home, No. 2514 Central avenue, during which
time over two hundred guests were enter
tanned. The music was stationed in the re-
ception hall. The guests were received by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Coulter, Miss Elizabeth
Coulter. Mr. and Mrs. p J. Wiese, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Connolly, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Kennedy and Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Blottman.
Dec /.
DEACON-BABCOCK.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Babcock,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Edward e Rah