The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-06-24

were forty in the party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spades gave a break ride
and supper at Broad Ripple last evening
for Mrs. A. s. white of New York, who
is here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Clarine voolfolk and daughter Eu-
genia have returned from Buffalo where
they have been since September, and VIII
spend the summer with Mrs. s. L. Bowen
DR.. and Mrs. Wilmer Christian gave a
dinner last evening to the members OF their
bridal party. The date was the birthday an
niversary of Mr.. Edward Fletcher and each
member OF the party took some gift for
him. rNs a.s4reF
The engagement OF Mrs. Annie Buchan-
an, for six years police matron of this city
and Mr.. A W. Logan, of Akron, @, has
been announced. Mrs. Buchanan will soon
tender her resignation and the couple will
make their home in Akron. Mr.. Logan is
an engineer on the Lake Erie & Western
Railroad.
The marriage of Miss Helen Hickey and
Mr.. Edward Dubois took place yesterday
afternoon at No S2S North Alabama street.
A civil ceremony was performed. pr.
Rachel Hickey Carr. Of Chicago; a sister I
of the bride, came for the wedding. Miss
Hickey has been a teacher in the public
schools for number of years and Mr.. Du-
bois is a professor of languages. They Will
reside at new No. SIS North Alabama
street.
Miss Adelaide Lecklider entertained about
fifty of her classmates of the High School
in the west parlor Of the Propylaeum Miss
Lecklider was assisted by her mother in
the reception and entertainment OF the
guests The mantel was tastefuly decorated
with green, and lamps with colored ballet
shades made a soft light. The lemonade was
served in the broad hall and later in the
evening ices. An orchestra furnished music
for the dance.
Mr. and Mrs r. B. Smith, OF New Castle,
are in the city, having come to attend the
funeral of Mr. Frank Taylor, formerly of
this city. Mrs. Smith is a sister Of Mrs. E.
3. Martindale. Mr.. and Mrs. George o.
Taylor, formerly of the Denisoni now OF
arln cfA "a ND q
Taylor and Miss Anna Taylor are guests of
Mr. and Mrs. E, b. Martindale. also having
come to attend the funeral of Mr.. Taylor:
Mrs. Allen A. Wilkinson will give break
fast tomorrow in honor of Mrs. Henry Nln-
ton, of Lafayette, and Miss Carolyn Smith,
of Cincinnati, who are Miss Collins guests.
The Misses Atkins gave a house and gar
den party last evening from to o'clock
for their visitor Miss Mary Howard, of
Richmond, Va. The handsome parlors and
the spacious grounds We're arranged for the
evening with fragrant June flowers, sweet
peas in all colors predominating. The young
ladies were assisted in entertaining by Mr..
and Mrs. John l.. Griff1ths, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry c. Atkins, Mr.. and Mrs. John n
Carey, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur d. Gates, Mr..
Coburn, Miss Duncan and her visitor Miss
Hawthorne, Miss Fairbanks and her yis-
itor, Miss. Warnock, Miss Beatty, Miss
Shipp, Miss Winter, Miss Coburn, Miss
Noble, Mr.. G. T.. Hume Mr., ". c. Bobbs,
Mr.. Arthur Smith. The assisting party re-
manned for supper in the evening.
FRISCH--SELIG.
The Americas Club was the scene of a
brilliant wedding last evening, when Rabbi
Messing performed the marriage ceremony
for Miss Hannah Selig, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Leopold Selig, and Mr.. Abraham Lin
coin Frisch, of Milwaukee. There was
large company of relatives and friends
present in the palm decorated parlors. Mr..
Sylvan Kahn was master of ceremonies and
fIa n
Cincinnati; Rudolph Half, of Allegheny,
Pa; Sig A. Selig, brother of the bride, and
Isadore Feibleman. The attendants were
Miss Augusta Selig, sister Of the bride, as
maid of honor, and Mr.. Alexander Blade, of
Milwaukee, as best man, and Miss Agatha
Selig, cousin of the bride, as flower girl.
An orchestra played the "Lohengrin' we'd
ding march and the intermezzo from Cav
alleria Rusticana' for the ceremony The
bride wore rich costume OF ivory satin,
with a yoke of mousselaine de sole and
duchesse lace. Her only ornament was
pearl pendant, a gift from the groom
mother. She wore a long filmy veil and car
ried a. bouquet of Bride roses Miss Selig
wore white accordion-pleated organdie,
with a white satin sash, and carried Amert-
can Beauty roses. Miss Agatha wore white
organdie and carried a French basket of
flowers. The parents of the bride and groom
and the members of the immediate families
formed half circle around the bridal party
during the ceremony. A dinner in the ban
ouet hall followed, with toasts and good
wishes. White and green formed the color
scheme, ferns, asparagus vine and movers
being used, and late in the evening there
was a dance. Mr.. and Mrs. Frisch will
make an extended tour of the Eastern cities
before returning to Milwaukee, where they
will be at home at No. 173 Farwell avenue.
Among the guests from abroad at the we'd
ding were Mrs i r ErSc9 Mr. m9 anS Mrs Gr the
Fl. Newman, Miss Blanche Newman and
Master Herbert Newman. OF Mllwaukee;
Mrs l. Epstein and Miss Epstein m ana Mrs Mrs
and Miss Sophie Half, of Allegheny: Pa.
Mrs. Joseph Meyer and Miss Meyer, OF Fort
Worth, Tex; Miss Josephine Graumann, OF
Louisville; Miss Stella Riddell,. of Brazil,
and Miss Carolyn Dryfus, of Lafayette.
SPOHR-HALE g
A beautiful wedding was celebrated yes
terday morning at IL o'clock at the resi-
dence of DIR. and Mrs. o. G. Pfaff, on North
Pennsylvania street, The bride was Miss
Rolene Hale, eldest daughter of Mrs. Au-
relia r. Hale, and the groom Mr. Herman
Gustavus Spohr, of Cincinnati harpist
played the wedding march from "Midsum-
mer Nights Dream" as the party descend
ed the stairs and passed through an aisle of
white satin ribbons where they were met
by Rev. A. j. Graham, rector Of Christ
Church. The full Episcopal service was
used, Mr.. e. r. Root, of Coldwater, Mich,
an uncle of the bride, giving her away. The
ribbons were held by Miss Allie Hale, Sis
ter of the bride, and Miss Ethel Failey.
The bride and groom stood beneath a cam
opy of smiiax adorned with clusters of
white sweet peas, with the corners of the
room filed with pyramidal palms, and they
knelt on a white satin cushion having smi-
lax and sweet peas for q border. The arches
were festooned with smilax, white satin rib
bons and the same kind of flowers. The
bride wore dainty gown OF white organ
die made with frills edged with valen-
cienneS lace, and wore a sash OF white
taffeta. Her bouquet was huge bunch of
marguerites. They stood on a cashmere
rug which was one of their wedding gifts
Following the ceremony q buftet luncheon
was served. The polished mahogany table
held a large oval basket of pink sweet peas
in the center and q stan stem vase of pink
carnations on one corner. Maidenhair ferns,
margueriteS and sweet peas adorned the
several rooms, and the newell post was or
nate with satin streamers and flowers. Mr.
and Mrs. Spohr left in the afternoon for a
They will reside in Cincinnati. Mr.. Spohr
is a grandson of Spohf, the composer
Among the guests who came for the we'd
ding were Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Noonan, MI
and Mrs. j. NJ. Chesbrough, of Cincinnati;
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry S. Atterbury, of St.
Louis; Mrs Roland Root and Mr.. e. A.
Root. of Coldwater, Mich, and Mr.. and
Mrs c. A Nimocks, of Minneapolis.
MILLER-REINECKE
The marriage of Miss Minnie d. Reinecke,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs ]. F. Reinecke
and Mr.. Reinhold A. Miller took place last
evening at the home of the brides parents
on Fletcher avenue In the presence of
about 1875 friends, Rev. r. V. Hunter, of
the Seventh Presbyterian Church. per-
formed the impressive ceremony The at