The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-29

| Mrs. A. V. De Way entertained a party of
| young people at hearts last evening for her
| son Newton. There were pretty prizes of
china and crystal for the winners. Among
| the young people present were Misses Ell
! eanor Lemcke, Helen Bennett, Lois and
! Ruth Pratt, Nora and Irene Taggart, Char
| lotte Scott. Emily Winters, Martha Foster
Enid Morris, Clara Hawkins Edith Beck
| Helen Day and Masters Freeman Hbben,
Kennard WATSON, Frederick Day, William
| Winter, Henry Winter, Cortland Van Camp,
| jr., Lee Mothershead, Sylvester johnson, No
BILE Dean, Blaine Miller, Edward and Fred
erick Wallick. William Craig and Frederick
Krag.
wYLIE-NEwBY.
Miss Ada Newly, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. c. Newly, and DR.. Bruce Mcdonald
Wyle were married last evening at the fam
lily residence on North Capitol avenue. Fifty
friends were present for the ceremony at
$50 o'clock, which was pronounced by Rev.
Gil Macintosh, OF the Fourth Presbyterian
Church. The parlors, where the ceremony
took place, were decorated with palms and
white roses and the second parlor with
holly and scarlet carnations The groom,
with his best man, DR.. William S. Tomin,
and the minister entered from the front hall
and the bride with her maid of honor, Miss
Emma Henry, passed the length of the
parlors and met them in front of a mass
or plans and f1owerS. The wedding march
from Lohengrin" was played by harpist
and vlolinist and soft music was heard as
the words of the ceremony were said. The
and the low corsage was filed in with a
yoke Of shrred chiffon and a point lace
bertha. Her brooch of rubies and pearls
was the gift of the groom. She carried an
arm bouquet of Bride roses. Miss Henry
wore gown of white organdie over pink
SILK, made decollete, and carried an arm
bouquet of bridesmaid roses. After congratu-
| lations had been offered the buffet supper
was served A brides table was adorned
With pink and white roses and strands of
smiaX from the chandelier to the corners
were caught with white satin bows. Pink
candles filled the crystal candleholders. DR..
| and MrH. Wylie left last night for Chicago.
| They will be with Mr.. and Mrs Newly at
| No 1910 North Capitol avenue until their
own new home, all furnished, the gift of the
| brides brother. is ready for them. Among
| the guests from out of town were Mrs. Weir,
! Of Bloomington; DR.. Sharte. Mr.. Klein, DR.;
| Lolita r. APwine, Mr.. John Suverkrup and
| Miss Lillian Bonner, of Columbus.
RAUB-DRAPIER.
| The marriage of Miss Martha DRAPER,
| daughter of Mr.. William H. DRAPER and
Mr. Edward b. Raub took place yesterday
| noon at tie Central Christian Church, Rev.
A. B. Philputt officiating. On account of the
recent death of the brides mother only the
members Of the two families were present.
| The bride wore handsome gown Of black
| and brown check trimmed with braid, and
| the yoke of white tucked silk had simple
| garniture of lavender velvet, Her hat was
| of lavender velvet to correspond. She car
ried a garland of lilies of the valley and
violetS The pulpit was decorated with
| flowers vines and Southern moss, sent by
the brides brother from Savannah, where
he is connected with the United States army.
M and Mrs Raub have gone to Chicago
for a few days and on their return they will
be at home at No. 211S North Delaware
street after March /. The only guests from
out of town were Mrs. Frank G. Slower, of
Rockford, ILL.,. sister of the bride, and Mr..
| Raub and son, father and brother of the
| groom, from Chalmers, Ind.
RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
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RICHMOND, Ind, Dec 2S.-Mr. Harry
Gennett, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cen
| nett, and Miss Grace Robinson were mar
ried tonight at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
| Henry 2. Robinson The families are among
| the most prominent and wealthy of the city
| The Rev. DR.. f. o. Grannss, rector of ST.
Paurs Episcopal Church, officiated Among
the guests We're Jesse F. Houck Memphis
| Tenn; Misses Nell and Jeanette Pride,
Nashville, Tenn. Miss Nettie Murray. In
dianapols; Mrs. Jesse French. Jesse
French .jr John L. French. Howard E.
| cetta Field and Mr.. o. A. Field, jr., all Of
st. Louis. Mr.. and Mrs. Gennett are to re-
side here.
Mr.. Charles Denver Brown and Miss Eva
| Davis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. George
| w. Davis, were married at noon to-day at
port officiated- Relatives and friends wit
| messed the ceremony and afterward had din
| ner at the brides nome. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Brown will reside near Chester.
| Mr.. Roscoe c. Stevens and Miss Ida Hold
| gin. daughter of Mrs. Minerva Hodgin, were
married this evening at the home of the
| bride. Rev. A. w. Lamport, of the First
Methodist Church. officiated, in the pres
ence of about seventy guests. Mr. and Mrs.
| Stevens will reside in Spring Grove, SUBJ
urb of this city.
OLIVER-NOBLE.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| FRANKLIN, Ind, Dec 2S.--Miss Eliza
| beth Noble, of Greenwood, and Mr.. John V.
| Oliver, of this city, were married tonight
at the home of the brides father by Rev. l..
| p. Marshall, of the Franklin Presbyterian
| Church There was a large number of
| guests. among whom were DIR. Wishard
and David Praigg and wife, of Indianapo-
S ms Fev ed Z M carter ter ana N.Y. VIE OF MWnce
ard. of Ogden, Utah. The wedding march
was played by Miss Wishard. After the
ceremony refreshments were served. Mr..
and Mrs. oliver go to housekeeping in this
city at once. He is a member of the law
| firm of Overstreetl & Oliver. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Oliver are former students of Franklin Col
| lege.
KOKoMO WEDDINGS.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| KOKOMO, Ind, Dec 2S.-At the home of
the BRIDE Tuesday evening, Mr.. Thomas ].
| Cooper, of Chicago, and Miss Nora Egbert,
| of this city, were married, Rev. e. L. Fra
| zier, or Marion, officiating. The groom is
member of Chicago publishing concern.
| The bride is a daughter of Mrs. Capt. M.
w. Barnes of this city
at o'clock this afternoon, at the resi-
| dence of Rev. l.. T. Gregg, that clergyman
| officiating. Mr.. Albert j. Fromer and Miss
| Della McCollum were married. The groom
was first sergeant of Company l.. One-hun-
| dred-and- fifty-eighth Indiana. Second Ser
| geant Clyde Sailors officiated as best man
and Miss Grace McElwee was bridesmaid
CARR-MOORE.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| x. Carr and Miss Harriet Moore were mar
ried this evening by the grooms father,
] Rev. N. Carr secretary of Franklin Col
| lege. The bride is daughter of Thomas
| Moore After trip to Chicago Mr. and
! Mrs. Carr will be at home in this city Mr.
| and Mrs Ed Clark and Mr. and Mrs Chas
| Davis, of Shelbyville; Mr.; and Mrs; J. w:
| Dooley, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Butler and
| Miss Ida Ceilings, of Indianapolis and Mrs.
| Lillian Green, of Goodland, We're among
| those in attendance at the wedding.
SELLERS GOLDEN WEDDING.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| FRANKLIN, Ind, Dec. 2S.-Mr. and Mrs
Nelson Sellers of this city, to-day ceie-
brated their golden wedding. The ami
versary was made the event of family re-
| union. All of their children and twenty
| grandchildren were present. Mr.. Sellers is
| native of Indiana, is seventy-four years old
| and one of Johnson county's best-known
! citizens.
DELGER-MEYER.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.