The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-16

York street: Rev. Frank o. Ballard. of
memorial Church, pronounced the simple
ana impressive ceremony. There were no
attendants harpist played when the
nour for the ceremony. Z o'clock, arrived
The bride wore a dainty gown of white or
candle trimmed with white satin ribbons
and she carried single white rose. Palms
ana flowers decorated the mantel before
which they stood. Mr.. and Mrs. Davis will
not take a wedding journey and will be at
home with Mrs. Helfer. No. Ais East New
York street, where they will receive their
friends.
CREELMAN-BLUME.
st. Paul's Church was the scene of we'd
ding yesterday morning, when Miss Grace
Melville Blume was made the wife OF Mr..
George Percy Creelman. Archdeacon Yard
ley officiated, and the full vested choir sang
the marriage service At the chancel steps
the troth plighted and the marriage
was solemnized at the altar rail- The white
| hangings of the church were in place, and
| the simple decoration was two large vases
OF daisies The ushers were Messrs Lafay-
| Hcenig presided at the organ and played
| the Mendelssohn wedding march. The
Fitzpatrick, Miss Sarah shields Miss se CARA
Wales and Miss Ida Goddard. Each wore
dainty gown of white organdie and car
| rled large cluster of daisies. The bride
| wore white organde trimmed with Valen-
| ciennes lace, and also carried daisies. Mr..
r. n; Blume, father of the bride, gave his
| daughter away. Only the relatives and a
few girl friends We're entertained at the
house after the ceremony. Mr.; and Mrs:
in the family residence, No SIS North west
Logansport to live Miss Ida Goddard will
| entertain for Mr.. and Mrs. Creelman
! June %.
STIEGMANN-NOTT
| Miss Alice Nottmeyer and Mr.. George
Stiegmann were married last evening at the
/ Of he ri a.
| Christian Nottmeyer, on East Ohio street,
by the Rev. Mr.. Peters, of lions Church.
| Quite number of friends gathered for the
| ceremony, at o'clock. The only attend
| ants were Misses Elsa and Marie Ploch,
nieees of the bride. They wore gowns. of
roses and walked before the bride and
| groom. The bride wore white Swiss
| trimmed with ValencienneS lace and carried
| Bride roses. The music was furnished by
| piano, violin and cornet. After the cere-
| Mrs. Sitegmann have gone to their own
| home, at No. 1211 East New York street,
where they will be at home to their friends
| after June %. Among the guests Miss
| McGratch, of Cincinnati.
MURPHY-DOYLE.
| Miss Mary Doyle and Mr.. Timothy Muir
ply were married yesterday morning at
St Patrcks Church, solemn nuptial mass
being said by Father O'Donoghue, assisted
| by several priests. Miss Florence Wagner
| sang u promise Me during the ceremony
and Miss Mary Carey sang an AVE Maria"
| The ushers were Mr.. William Beck and Mr..
M. Clifford The bridesmaid was Miss Mar
garet Doyle, sister of the bride, and the
groomsman was Mr.. Murphy, brother of the
groom The bride wore cream silk, trimmed
with mousselaine de sole. and carried Bride
roses, and Miss Doyle wore pink silk and
white organdie and carried pink roses.
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Doyle Mr.. and
Mrs. Murphy have gone to Toronto on
wedding trip.
WOLDT-HARTMAN.
Miss Caroline Elizabeth Hartman and Mr..
Charles Woldt were married last evening at
the family residence, No. 931 East Georgia
street, by Rev. R. B. Warman Only the
immediate family was present for the cere-
| mony. The bride wore white Swiss over
| silk and carried flowers. The rooms were
occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. Woldt have gone
| East for wedding trip, and they will be
| at home at No. 1923 Broadway after July J..
FOR MR. AND MRS. b. F. FAILEY.
Mr. and Mrs. James F. Failey gave a
large and elegant reception last evening at
| their home, on North Delaware street, in
honor of their son, Mr.. Bruce Franklin
| Failey, and his bride, formerly Miss Sadie
Fairbanks, of Terre Haute. Mr. and Mrs.
Faiey received in the drawing room and
presented Mr. and Mrs. Failey, jr., to
eral hundred friends. The bride wore her
exquisite wedding gown of white satin. The
drawing room was bower OF pink roses
Grated with crimson roses, while the dining
room was adorned with quantities of
pansies in the rich yellow tints. On the
spacious north lawn was dancing plat
form gorgeously illuminated with hundreds
for the young people to dance Many sought
the cool air of out doors after being in the
house. Mr.. and Mrs. Failey We're assisted
her friends, Miss Mary Wilson. Miss May
Henly Misses Florence and Lucy Taggart
Miss Alexandria Hale, Miss Katherine
Dye. The reception was one of the most
notable social events of the summer season,
and it was attended by representative So
c.ety people.
GREEN-SHANE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, Ind. June 15.-Mr. Edward
Green and Miss Daisy Belle Shane, daugh-
ter of DIR. T. A. Shane, were married at
the home of the brides parents this evening
at o'clock, the Rev F. C. Hood officiating.
Mr.. Green formerly lived in Indianapolis,
where he is we'll known, and Miss Shane is
one of the leading young women of this city.
The couple will reside in this city. Among
those present were: Mr. and Mrs. A. F.
Herzesch and family, Miss Julia Walk, Mr..
and MIS-. William Green (parents of the
groom, Mr. and Mrs. George w. Coonse,
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. f. Remy. Dr. and Mrs.
]. E. Hoover of indianapolis; Mr. and Mrs
Gordon Davis, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick
WORTH of Louisville; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Carvin and Miss Julia Quick, of Edinburg.
CARTER-DAUNT; ADAMS-LUTZ.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLE, Ind, June 15.-Capt.
w. B. Garter. seventy years old, and Miss
Dora Daunt, aged eighteen, of this city,
went to New Albany last night and were
married by Judge Richards. The announce
ment of the wedding caused a sensation
here Captain Carter is one of the best
known river men between Pittsburg and
New Orleans.
Mr.. AL Adams, prominent young COM
mission merchant of this city. and Miss
Viola L.utZ, of Louisville, were married this
evening at the home of the bride. They
will reside on farm near here.
WOLFF--COOPER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, June 15-Invita-
tons have been received in this city an
nouncing the coming marriage of Miss Eda
Rommerts Cooper and Mr.. Wallace Bruce
Wolff at the Wellington, Chicago, on
Wednesday evening June 90. Miss Cooper
is daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank H.
Cooper, of the firm of Seigel, Cooper &
Co., and attended De PAW for a number
of terms. Mr. Wolff is a graduate of the
class of 81 of De Paw and both are well
known to De Paw students over the State.