The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-11-17

was changed to soft music as the ceremony
was spoken.
The wedding gown was one of the most
! beautiful ever worn in this city. The foun-
dalton was of white silk. and over it was
/ applique of white satin, threaded in gold
| and silver bow knots. The corsage was
high and the mousselaine was almost hidden
with the wealth of Duchesse lace. There
| were full caps over the sleeves, and the
latter were alternate stripes of full mousse
laine and lace insertion. Front and back
! there were falls of the lace held by vertical
white satin bows With the gown was worn
a long tulle veil, and the bride carried a
loose cluster of Bride roses and lilies of the
valley, set in maidenhair fern. The ap-
pointments for the wedding throughout
/ lations had been offered, a buffet supper
was served. The wedding table held low
/ fiat basket of white chrysanthemums, and
| the white candles in silver holders had
| green shades. Instead of a large brides
cake, there were bride cakes in miniature,
| and concealed in four of them We're the
| traditional ring. thimble, button or penny.
| Mr.. and Mrs Holiday, Mr. and Mrs. James
| NJ Hume, parents of the groom, Mrs. Han
nah Mansur and Mrs. Charles Mansur. with
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry w. Bennett assisted
in the entertainment of guests. Mr. and
| Mrs. Hume are favorites in society, and
| their marriage is one of the many OF the
| fall. Mr.. and Mrs. hume left last evening
side with Mr.. and Mrs. Holiday, No. AL
/ North Meridian street. Mrs Hume will re-
ceive Tuesdays after Jan. l. Among The
! guests from out of town at the wedding
! were Mr.. and Mrs. Harris, of Champaign,
| ILL.,; Mr.. and Mrs Melish, of Cincinnati:
! Mr.. and Mrs. Crepe, Misses Myra, Mary
and Mr. Oliver Wilson, of Evanston
FLEMING-HINTON.
The marriage Of Mrs. Mary E. Hinton and
Mr.. Harry Norman Fleming took place last
evening at the home of the bride, on West
Walnut street. Rev. c. E. Bacon, of Roberts
Park Church, officiating. The parlors were
decorated with palms, smiax and masses of
yellow and white chrysanthemums. A harp
list played the wedding march as they en-
tered the parlor. The wedding gown was
| of American Beauty silk, draped with flow
| cred organdie of the same color and 1t was
| trimmed with lace and velvet. She carried
| bouquet of Bride roses. After the cere-
! mony a wedding supper was served, and
later in the evening Mr. and Mrs. Fleming
left for Chicago and other cities They will
reside at No. 113 West Walnut street. where
they VIII be at home to their friends after
! Dec !. Among the guests from out OF town
were Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. MCGOWAN, Mrs
Martha Graffiin. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles JAY
| Mrs. Daniel Blouzer, Mr. and Mrs. George
! Bruner, Mr.. Amos Woods and Captain and
| Mrs. Kennedy of Kokomo, Mr.. Harry Tuck
Mrs. Frank Kistler and Mr.. c. G. Dodge of
Logansport Judge and Mrs Waugh, Mr.
and Mrs. Cole of Upton: Mr.; and Mrs. How
| of Jacksonville Miss Genevieve Fleming of
| Washington, d. c., and Miss Won Colin OF
| Louisville.
THE PERSIAN GARDEN.
THE Persian Garden" one OF the most
was given yesterday afternoon as one of
the artist entertainments of the Matinee
| Musicalc's season. There was q large audi
ence drawn by reason of the famed music.
1.-The Persian Garden" was preceded by a
varied programme. much too long for the
Persian Garden" is by Liza Lehman, and
is melodious and harmonious to such de-
| of solos and concerted parts that is uninter-
| estlns Inc quartet or singers was only or
Sn er a4 o fe2m Sd TO
| and sympathetic quality of tone. The quar-
tet of vocalists included Miss Clara Turpen.
Mrs. Maud Mcdonald, Mr. H. Alfred Pres
| ton and Mr. Harry Brown Turpln. The best
number of the miscellaneous programme
was the Chamindade "Nocturne," by Miss
| Turpen and Mr.. Turpin. Miss Weber, the
accompanied gave two piano selections by
'''''''' ELvINGTo
A quiet home wedding occurred yesterday
afternoon at the residence of Captain Chas.
| w. Lee, 326 Blackford street. The bride is
the niece of Captain and Mrs. Lee, Miss
Carrie Lee LAWYER, and the groom Mr..
| Thomas A. Evington. of Wabash. Rev. u.
| Der of relatives, among them Mr.. John b.
Lee and wife, of Chicago were in attend
| ance. Mr.. and Mrs. Ellington left at once
for the, home of the groom at Wabash,
| where they will reside.
GERAGHTY-TOOLIN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 1.-THE mar
riage in Anderson to-day Of James Geragh-
ty, of Spokane, private secretary to United
States Senator George Turner, and Miss
| Nora Toolin is the elimination of a pref
ty romance. Mr.. Geraghty left Rushvlle
seven years ago to seek his fortune in the
| great West. and landed in Spokane. They
had been schoomates and lovers in Rush
Vile before, Mr.; Geraghty left. AT the
Geraghty visited Rushviile to find his
sweetheart had moved to Anderson, whittier
e@hae9 S1 5 f mTsge to-day Sav fo
on an afternoon train for Washington
PFAU-SHRADER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| NEW ALBANY Ind. Nov. 16-Miss Viola
shrader. of this city, and Mr.. William c.
| Pfau, of Jacksonville were married to-
night at the home of the brides parents.
| Clokey, of the First Presbyterian Church,
| performing the ceremony. Miss May
of honor. and Alfred Pfau, brother of the
| groom, acted as best man. After the cere-
mony they left on an extended Eastern trip
and on their return will reside in Jefferson
| will. The bride is one of the leaders in the
younger society circles of the city.
BOOR-DAVIS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
NEW CASTLE, Ind, Nov. 1.-THE mar
riage Of Miss Ethel Davis, daughter of
Auditor~elect Mark Davis, and Mr. Howard
|
place this evening. The bride wore a travel
| ing costume and was unattended The ring
| ceremony was used by Rev. w. G. Smith,
| and Miss Rhea Rooms, of Muncie, was the
| ring bearer. Miss Nellie Bond played the
wedding march. Seventy guests were pres
| ent After a wedding supper Mr.. and Mrs.
| Roor departed for a short wedding trip,
| after which they will be at home in this
city.
| MUNCHOF-COX.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ANDERSON, Ind, Nov. 16-The marriage
of Mr.. Frank Munchof and Miss Emma Cox
took place at the home of the brides sister,
Mrs. c. w. Hoover. in this city, tonight.
witnessed by large number of relatives and
| friends. Gather Mulchaley solemnized the
| rites. Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover gave a recep-
| ton in honor of the couple, who left at
| midnight for Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Munchof are prominent in the social circles
| of this city.
PAYNE-WILSON.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
! WABASH, Ind, Nov. 16.-One hundred
guests tonight were present at the wedding
! of DR.. NJ. A. Payne. a dentist of this city,
and Miss Edith Wilson, daughter of Mr.
| and Mrs. S. Wilson. The wedding took place
at the home of the bride. Rev. H. N. Her