The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-06-08

Smith. Miss Ellen sommers Baker Miss
Lille Reese. Miss Hasselman and Misses
Mary Browning. Annie and Demia Butler.
Mrs. Daniel A Chenoweth and Master
Robert Chenoweth have gone TO Sheloyviiie;
Tenn. where they will visit Mrs. Richard
L Sandusky and Miss Christine Cooper Tor
several days.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Hurry, OF st. Paul,
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. John N Hurty.
Miss Anne Hurry viii visit friends at F f6I,
school near Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Doris HarIg, Of Chi
cago, who have been at the Charlemont the
spend a short time at Mrs. w II. Fry's
summer home, Willow Lawn, before return
ing home.
The marriage of Miss Christine wehking
and Mr.. Otto Schulz, of Milwaukee, will
take place Sunday at p. m. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs
sew street G The Rev. Frederick c. G.
Wambsganss, pastor Of St. PauPs German
Evangelical Lutheran Church, will perform
the ceremony.
friends with the parents of her piano pupils
last evening with Recital by the pupils
at her home The programme was interest
ing and included quartets, duets and solos,
in which Misses Pauline Stein. Edna Ran
dali, Rosbrough Roberts, Marie Miller
Mary and ,I Mon,ea shesrin and Mater
played with taste and expression and their
efforts were received with applause. Mrs.
O'Boyle was assisted in her programme by
Miss Sadie Sheerin. who recited, and Mr.
John L. Geiger, who sang. The assistants
for the social hour after the programme
was given by Mrs. A. E. Deitrichs and Mrs
W. G. Mcguire.
Mrs. Edgar H. Evans observed her first
reception since her marriage yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. George T. Evans on
North Meridian street Mrs Evans and Mrs.
". III
Evans. The parlors were fragrant with
flowers. pink predominating in the roses.
carnations, peonies and sweet pease which
were used. The assisting ladies were Mrs.
j. f. Ramsey. grandmother OF Mrs. Evans,
jr,. Mrs. v; 7. Malott. Mrs. 4; NJ: Robert
Mrs. T. A. Hendricks. Mrs: W. j. Richards.
Mrs. Cortland Van Camp, Mrs. b. +. Riley,
s Mrs MRS E. Dark Mrs
vile, Mrs. George f. Hume. Miss Mary
Fletcher. Misses Adele and Ka at Wal
| Smith and Miss Demia Butler The table
| in the dining room was beautiful with its
vase of pink roses and the many articles of
| gifts. In the evening Mr.. and Mrs. Evans
received and We're assisted in welcoming
their friends by Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Helb
both wore their wedding gowns. and Mr..
| and Mrs. G. T. Evans, Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
lott, Mr.. and Mrs: Macy Malott, Mrs.
| Malott Mr.. and Mrs. Morss. Mr.. and Mrs.
! Lippincott of Cincinnati, Rev. and Mrs. j.
1 c. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond p. Van
| Camp, Miss Hasselman. the Misses Holman,
| the Misses Moore, the Misses Atkins and
| Mr.. James L. Mitchell. Mr.. Grafton John
at the wedding. The broad porch was hung
| with lanterns and harpist and violinist
| played throughout the evening. Mr.: and
Mrs. Evans will observe their second and
| last formal reception next Wednesday after
noon and evening, and they will then take
| possession of their home at No. 132 East
| Sixteenth street.
M'MILLAN-ANDERS
| WASHINGTON. June Phillip Hamilton
| Mcmillan. the second son of Senator and
| Mrs. Mcmillan. of Michigan. was married
at noon to-day to Miss Elizabeth Kilgour
| Anderson, daughter of the late Col. Nicholas
| Anderson, of Ohio. The ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. DIR. Mackay- Smith. at st.
| Johns Church. Among those present were
/ President Mckinley. Secretary of State and
| the French ambassador: the Belgian minis
/ ter and Countess Lichertervelt, Adjutant
4 General Corbin and others A reception and
| wedding breakfast followed al the home OF
| the brides mother. Mr.. and Mrs. Mcmillan
will spend the summer abroad. Mr.: McMil-
Ian is a member of a law firm in New
| York
AKIN-CURTNER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| SULLIVAN. Ind. June William B.
| Akin and Miss Ada Curtner were married
at the home of the brides parents. in Car
| Isle. last night. The groom is the son of
| John Akin: of Carlisle and is editor of the
sullivan Times. The bride Is the accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ].
| Curtner. Mr. and Mrs. Akin left last night
| for trip TO Chicago, Milwaukee and De-
| troit and will be at home at the Hotel Davis
| after July ].
| RISWOLD-MITCHELL
/ Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
| PERU. Ind. June 1.-The wedding OF
| Harry Hughes Griswold, freight agent OF
the Lake Erie & Western, and Miss Mary
| Foote Mitchell. youngest daughter of Judge
John Mitchell, took place tonight at the
| Mitchell home with Rev. Edward Averill
rector of Trinity Episcopal Church. officiat-
ing There were only few relatives and
| friends present. owing to the recent death
/ OF Mrs. Mitchell. The couple will reside a,
| the Mitchell home.
AYRES-HARRIS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINSvILLE, Ind. June MIR.
Charles d. Ayres, of Louisville, KY, and
Miss Ella Frances Harris were married at
/ the home of the brides brother, in this
/ city Rev. George H. Murphy, OF the Metho-
dist Church, officiated. Mr.. Ayres is train
master of the Indiana & Kentucky Bridge
| Company. Mr. and Mrs. -Ayres will reside
/ at No. 271S High avenue, Louisville.
DENNIS-CABLE.
NORTHAMPTON. Mass, June Miss
| Mary Boardman Cable, daughter of George
w. Cable, the author, and Alfred l.. T
| Dennis of New York, were married at the
| Edwards Congregational Church here to-
| day.