The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-24

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W. Fairbanks
Mr.. and Mrs v. Fl. Lockwood enter
tanned at dinner last evening for Mrs u.
E. Griffith, Of BlooInington' VINO Is the
Miss Gertrude Brown viii give birthday
party Saturday In the inte-Ast or the four
teenth anniversary of the .lior Y. L. ). {.
E., at her home, on NORTH Aiabama street
The marriage of Miss Van Vaikenburg, of
this city, and Mr.. Har ton, of London,
England will take plec Faster Monday,
April IL. at noon. in ST. Thomas's Church,
in New York city.
The winona Reading Circle will meet
Monday evening and through April with
Miss Clara Brown. of Ruckle street. Mr..
Henry state librarian, will lead the CONVEX
sation on English literature.
Miss Mile Dillon and Mr.. H. j. Thistle
waite, of Sheridan, were married yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. X.
r. Roberts, on Forest avenue Rev; A. -:
Berry. of the Woodruff Place Baptist-
Church. officiated. Mr.. and Mrs, Thistle
waite have gone to their home, in sheridan.
HAYES-SALTER.
The marriage of Miss Bessie J. Saiter,
daughter of Mrs. Mary l.. Salter, and Mr..
Walter Hays, of Rochester, N. Y, took
place last evening at the residence of the
brides mother, on West Tenth street. Only
the relatives and a few friends were pres
ent for the ceremony which was pro-
nounced by Rev.A. j. Graham, rector of
Christ Church. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Emma NJ. Salter, and the
groom by Mr. Frank w. Lewis. A pianist
played the wedding march as they entered
the parior, which was decorated with PAINS,
Bermuda lilies and pink roses, me pride
wore dainty white organdie over white
silk and carried a bouquet OF lilies or the
valley. Miss Marsh wore white organdie and
carried Bridesmaid roses. In the dining
room, the colors of green, white and pink
formed the decorations. Mrs. Salter was
SISTED by Mrs. Paul G. Graft and members
Of the family in entertaining. Mr. and Mrs.
Hays will take a short wedding trip before
going to Rochester, where they Will be at
home at No. 2 Savannah street. Among the
Paul c. Graff. of Richmond; Mr.. and Mrs.
T. M. Neuberger. of Chicago. and MRS. Mar
Gus Strauss. of Rochester, N. I.
BAILEY-JACOBS.
The German House was the scene of
wedding last evening when Rabbi Messing
united Miss Lillian Jacobs, niece of Mr.. and
Mrs B. Barnett, and Mr.. Samuel Bailey.
About $50 guests were present. An orchestra
played the Mendelssohn wedding march for
the entrance and 20, Promise Me- during
the ceremony. Mr.. Eli Kaufman was mas
ter of ceremonies and the ushers were
Messrs. j. Kaufman l. Bretzfelder, L.
Baumann A. Goldstein and J. Budd. The
groom was attended by Mr.. William Balley,
as best man, and the brides attendants
Rose
and Misses May Garrett of Frankfort, and
Flora King as bridesmaids. The bride wore
a gown of canary-colored MORE trimmed
with pearl passamenterie and lilies OF the
valley She wore a veil and carried Bride
roses. Miss Sector wore white brocade with
gold passamenterie, Miss Garrett PINK OF
carried arie ' roses. After the congratula tons
there was a banquet followed by dance
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey Will make tnelr wen
ding journey to the South. Among the
guests were Miss Dresowitz and Mr.. n:
Ievey. Of chicago; Mrs l. w Ion Bach an OF
Pueblo, Col; Mr. NJ kn me, % Yo HeiiVei' anu
LYONS-JOSLYN.
special to the indianapolis Journal.
GEENCASTLE, Ind, March 2S-The
marriage of Miss Eleanor Joslyn, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs Noah Samuel Joslyn, and
Mr.. Robert Edward Lyons, of Bloomington,
took place this evening at the residence OF
the brides parents Rev. w. H. Wise, of
College-avenue NJ. E. Church, oficiated. A
few intimate friends and relatives Wit
messed the event. The decorations were IN
green and white. The wedding party con-
sisted of Dorsey Mead Anderson and
Harold Priest ribbon bearers; Lillian Hays,
flower girl; Ralph Overstreet, ring bearer
the ring being carried in the center or
handsome Easter lily; Prof Charles Meek,
of Terre Haute, best man; Miss Myrtle
Lucille Parks of Martinsville, maid OF
honor. The bride met the groom at the al
tar on the arm of her father. The bride
wore ivory white satin, corsage garniture
of point applique, made en- train, and wore
veil fastened with lilies OF the valley and
pearls and carried a prayer book Miss
Parks wore green taffeta, with overdress of
green muslin de sole. carrying American
Beauty roses. The musical selections were
by Mrs. II. NJ. Smith and were the 'Lohen-
grin wedding march, call Me Thlne
own" by De Koven, and the Mendelssohn
wedding march. After the ceremony re-
ception was given, which was attended by
about one hundred guests. The bride is
one of Greencastles most accomplished
young women. In addition to being social
leader. she is a violinist OF marked talent;
and has frequently appeared in this and
other cities at musicales and concerts. Mr..
LYONS is professor of chemistry at Indiana
University, of which institution he was a
Ph. D. degree from Heidelberg University.
"a and since 1895 has been at the head of
University. DR.. and Mrs. Lyons left at
midnight for a short tour, after which they
will return to this city Saturday. thence to
will be at home Thursdays after April Is.
Those from out of the city attending the
wedding were: Mrs. Ida Landers and Frank
Parks of Martinsville; Miss Julia Landers,
j. w. Fessler and James Mitchell, of In
dianapolis; John Beall, of Washington, ID.
c.; Mrs. A. L. GreeveS, II. w. Irook ana
f. B. Ruby. of Bloomington; Prof. o. B.
Perry of Vincennes; Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. +.
Nicholson, and MIR. and Mrs d. NJ. Nor
gan, of Crawfordsvile.
CLARK GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind, March 2S.-After a
happy life of fifty years together DR.. and
Mrs T. s. Clark celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary Tuesday night Mr..
and Mrs Clark We're married in Bradford,
Pa. in 1S4S. Her maiden name was Almira
f. Robinson. Mr.. Clark. who has been a
prominent physician in Bartholomew county
for thirty-five years, was born Nov. is, 1926,
In Candor, n. Y. He was volunteer sol
der in the ne-huadred- and-forty-f first Reg
ment of New York. At the close of the
war they moved to Walesbora. Bartholo-
NEW county. For fifteen years they have
lived In Columbus. Two of their three chill
dren are living. There were many guests
at the wedding celebration this evening
Those from out of the city were: AIRS Min
ME NJ Clark and sons. Tracy and Harmon:
Mrs W. T. Stott, Of Franklin; Mr. and
Mrs Isaac Beatty, of Pttsburg: Mr.. George
Beatty of Hemlock, Pa: Rev Joseph Nc
Kay Barnes, of Wakefield. Kan.