The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-06-22


tastefully decorated with palms. ferns and
flowers, which against the green hanging
made vertiable bower The bride wore a
dainty white organdie over lace which was
with white satin ribbon. Her sash was of
white satin and her jewel was the groom $
gift pearl and. diamond pendant. She
carried large bouquet of white sweet
peas and maidenhair ferns. Miss Holiday
wore a gown of white organdie over yellow
SIX, and her flowers were yellow roses. The
brides gift to her bridesmaid was pin set
with an amethyset and pearls and the gift
10 the groomsman was a scarf pin. The
ceremony was pronounced by Rev. NJ. l..
Haines, of the First Presbyterian Church,
and as the words were spoken, the or
chestra played the intermezzo from 'tCavel-
leria Rusticana." After congratulations had
served. The brides table was set in the
second room. and it was decorated with pink
groom were Miss Holiday. Miss Alice Long.
Mr.. Haines and Mr.. Earl Walker. OF Oxford.
q. The third room was decorated with
scarlet flowers and ferns. Mr.. and Mrs
Long will take an extended Eastern trip
down the ST. Lawrence. to Montreal and
Quebec, Boston and New York and will visit
friends in Cleveland before coming home.
They will go to housekeeping at No 1924
Bellefontaine street, where they will receive
their friends after Aug. / Among the
guests from out of town who were at the
wedding were Mr. and Mrs. Bassett. of
Cleveland; Mrs. C. c. Wood and Miss May
Wood. of Chicago; Mrs. Baxter and Miss
Baxter, of Springfield H.: Mr. and Mrs
Neer and Miss Neer, of Springfield.
MOLL-CARNES.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENWOOD, Ind, June 21.-The leading
social event of the season in this city oc-
CURED last evening, the occasion being the
marriage of Miss Floy NJ. Carnes of Green
wood. and Mr.. Theo. ]. Mol of Evansville
The wedding was celebrated at the Method
list Episcopal Church. at o'clock, the Rev.
DR.. Chas. E. Bacon, pastor of Roberts Park
M. e. Church, of indianapolis, officiating
The bride is the only daughter of DIR. and
Mrs l.. Carnes. and Mr. Mol is an attorney
OF evansville, partner of Peter Maier for
merry Judge of the Superior Court The
maid of honor was Miss Susanna Polk Will
son, cousin of the bride. Little Miss Floy
Sarnes Lake of Anderson, assisted pill
low bearer, The grooms best man was John
Jewell Hoppin. of Newark, N j., his class
mate and fraternity brother at Cornell The
usners were Prof. George A. Abbott, of Ev-
ansVllIe. Prof Aaron l. Dotey and DR.. Ros-
coe II. Ritter. of Indianapolis, and DR..
Henry G. Carnes. of Atlanta. Ga, brother
Of the bride. The bride was handsomely at
tired in white taffeta gown, with rich and
proIuse lace trimmings and. demi-train.
Her only ornament was a diamond set
brooch. the gift of the groom. The maid of
honor had on q pink organdie over white
silk; and the little pillow bearer wore a
white organdie over blue silk After the
ceremony at the church the party was ten
dered reception at the residence of the
brlde's parents, lasting until midnight, when
Mr. ana Mrs. Moll left for the north on their
Wedding Journey. They will be at home in
evansville after July Is. Among those pres
fnt M Ir9m an aPrSad ds were we're M and Mrs John
ents and sister of the groom: Mrs George
Champe.. Of Bloomington; Mrs w. l.. Lake,
OF anderson; Mrs. Lawrence George, of In
WAITE-WILEY.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, June N.-Miss
Katherine Wiley and Mr.. William A. Waite
were married to-day by the Rev John E.
Sulger of st. Stephens Episcopal Church,
assisted by the Rev. Mr. Wilmer. of the
Christian Church. The maid of honor was
Miss Roberta Krout, cousin of the bride. of
Srawfordsvilie. and the best man was Mr..
Guy Harrison McFall, of Detroit. Miss
Wiley is daughter of w. H. Wiley, super
intendent of the city schools Mr. Waite is
from Toledo, where he is mechanical en-
gineer he graduated from Rose Polytech-
/ mic IN 1893: He is granddaughter of the
late Chief Justice Waite. Among the guests
from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs Rich
Waite, of Toledo; Mr.. and Mrs. F. N. John
son, OF Waveland: Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Scarce, Of Noblesville. and Miss Mary H
Krout. of Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs Waite will
be at home in Toledo after July 81.
JAMIESON-ARMITA
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
HARTFORD CITY, Ind, June 21.-John
c. Jameson, manager of the Oil Wells Sup
ply Company interests in this city, was mar
ried at high noon to-day at Peru to Miss
Pearl Armitage of that city. The bride is a
daughter of one of the leading attorneys OF
Peru and highly accomplished. They will
reside in this city.
IrvinEtOn.
Mr. John T. Lister of Eureka. Ill. is Wis
iting college friends.
Miss Anna williams, of Wabash. Ind. is
guest of Miss Effie Blount.
The class of 80 will hold a reunion in the
campus tomorrow afternoon.
Mr. Emmett w. Cans of Mansfield o.
has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Kautz
The class of 81 held it's tenth annual re-
union in the college campus yesterday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Conner, of Mobiles
vile, are spending the week with Mr.. and
Mrs. B., M. Blount
Last night the annual reception to college
students and friends was given by President
| and Mrs. Scot Butler.
Miss Augusta Stevenson will entertain q
few friends informally on Friday afternoon
| from to in honor of Miss Minnie Diener
This morning the sophomores will read
their essays in the college chapel at II
o'clock. AT p. m. there will be a Bible
scnool rally, consisting of addresses by Allen
3, Philput, S. T. D., and John E. Pounds
| evening the alumnae banquet will be held in
the gymnasium at o'clock Thursday morn
Ing, at 10 o clock Hon. John l.. Griffiths will
deliver the commencement grafton
Yesterday morning in the college chapel
the preparatory contest in essays occurred
The contestants were Miss Verna Meade
Richey white Lies" Miss Sara Charlotte
Powell, Modern Chivalry;" Miss Ethel
Goaner, Business Women" Mr. Myron G,
Settle, The Obligations of Wealth. Mr.
Stripes Miss Mary G. Mcconnell, "Our
Antagonist; Our Helper The programme
was interspersed with music by members of
the preparatory school; Miss Ethel Wright
PLAYED piano solo, Miss Belle Layman
sang, Miss Estelle Hunter played and
Messrs. Settle, Waters Carl Loop and Ma
rion Loop formed quartet. The prize a
years college tuition, was awarded to Mr..
Myron Settle; Miss Ethel Conner won Sec
ond and Miss Charlotte Powell third place.
The judges were Mrs Lois G. Hufford Mrs
Mary II. Wilson, Professor Thrasher and
Mr.. Otis Stanton.
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