The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-07

! of Mrs. jameson in New York
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur c. White have re-
| turned from the Atlantic coast, where they
! spent two weeks.
Mrs. Emma Frank Hugg, of Tacoma,
| Wash, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
! Mrs. Henry Frank.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hugh McLane have
| returned from their wedding trip and are at
| the Hotel English.
Miss Susan Todd has returned from Ala
} oama and Kentucky. where she has been
visiting since June.
Miss r. Katherine Beeson has returned to
| Lafayette. where she holds the principalship
| at the Centennial School.
Rev. and Mrs. a. ]. Graham have re-
| turned from Kennebunkport Me- where
| they have been for two months.
| Miss Elizabeth Koerner who has been
visiting in Chicago and Petoskey, is now
| spending few days in Detroit.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John n. Hurry have gone
| to Putin Bay for fortnight. Mr. Gilbert
| Hurry Will return to college Monday.
Mrs. Hervey Bates has returned from La
fayette, where she has been spending three
! weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Perrin
| Mrs. Alfred Lauter will observe her first
| reception informally this afternoon. Mrs
Lauter formerly Miss Seidensticker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel d. Murphy and son.
Week RI @ Dr. Aa mr are eIpe Todd this
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk and niece,
| Miss Farrell. of Baltimore, have returned
| from Cincinnati. Miss Farrell will return
| home Monday.
| Mrs. T. A. Wagner and son Herbert have
| returned from their trip to California. Mr..
| Fletcher Wagner remained at Leland STAN
| ford University. which he will attend this
| year.
Miss Bright Armstrong will return to this
| city from her home in Camden in few
| days. She will be the principal at the
| Arabella c. Peele Kindergarten on Pearl
street this year.
Misses Catherine and Nina Merrill have
| returned from a visit to their brother, Mr..
Samuel Merrill. and family m California
| They were accompanied home by MISS Ethel
| Dorsey and Richard Barbee.
Mrs. Emma Bergener, DR.. Gustav Der.
| gener and Miss Laura +. Bergener will sail
Whemg er rose for en sns Mhsre
| they will remain for a year.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A Bell will receive in
| formally this evening at their home, No.
| 12l1 Broadway, previous to going TO Yellow
| Springs. o.. where Mr.. Bell has accepted
the presidency of Antioch College.
| Miss Nellie Courtney, of Lexington ave-
| nue., left Wednesday for Santa Fe, N. NJ,
where she will remain year or more in the
| hope of regaining her health. She will visit
friends in st. Louis and Kansas City en-
| route.
| The first of the autumn weddings, and
one of unusual interest. that OF Miss
| Margaret Ellen Smith. daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Charles w. Smith, and Mr.. Wilbu.
Cortez Abbott, which took place last even
| ing at the family residence, on East Pratt
street. The ceremony was at o'clock. and
| only the relatives and a very few of the
most intimate friends were present. AS
| a harpist played the wedding march,
Faithful and True" the bridal party en-
| tered the parlors and passed through an
| aisle OF smilax to the library, which opens
into the parlor and sitting room. The smi-
lax was held by Miss Mary Harrison, a
young cousin OF the bride The minister.
| street Church, was followed by the groom
and Mr.: Albert P, Smith. brother of the
ori ts Inc e., maid OF honor MISS Kate smith tn
| bride entered with her father. Mr.. Quayle
pronounced the ceremony of the Methodist
played the intermezzo from ''Cavelleria
Rusticana." The background for the bridal
party. as well as the decorations for all
of the rooms, was of palms, at either side
Of the mantels, which were hidden by
naiden-hair ferns, and the chandeliers were
festooned with smilax and feathery aspara-
gus. The bridal gown was of white organ
die, daintily fashioned and trimmed with
| hlmy lace. The gown was made demi-train.
held by pearl pins. The bouquet was of
white roses. Miss Smiths gown was of
lace, and her flowers were pink roses. A
| small reception followed the ceremony, to
which only a few friends were invited. Mr..
Mrs. Z. f. Abbott, of Ann Arbor, mother
of the groom, received with the bridal
party. Assisting at the reception were Mr.;
and Mrs. Henry H. Hornbrook, Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Piatt Dunn. Miss Mary Brown
ing Butler Misses Elizabeth and Lucia Ray
and Miss Miss Eleanor Dilks; In the dining ming room nl
basket of white asters, and silver and crys-
tai. Mr. and Mrs. Abbott left last evening
before locating. Mr.. Abbott has been a
member of the faculty of the University of
Michigan since his graduation from Ok
ford (Nn1f ET,0 md rh Wi n n
time become professor of history at Dart
mouth College, Hanover, N. H. Miss Smith
woman of high literary attachments. She
has taken an active interest in church,
club and social affairs since her graduation.
and has been prominently Identified among
the young people of the city.
i GOULD-CARLTON.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BEDFORD, Ind. Sept. 6.-Mr. Gordon
Ross Gould, of Indianapolis, and Miss Min
ME Carlton, the youngest daughter OF Mr..
]. G. Carlton, were married last night at the
Presbyterian Church. which was crowded.
The bridal party was preceded by the ush-
ers Messrs. John Williams and Jesse Ray.
Miss Eddie Thornton acted flower girl.
preceded by the maid of honor, Miss Anna
Carlton. The bride entered with her father.
The bridegroom awaited the bride at the
altar and Rev. A Nj. Irvine performed the
ceremony. using the ring service. The bride
is one or BedfordS best known young
women. A reception was given the couple
at the home of the bride. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gould left on the night train for Chicago
and northern points. They will be at home
TO their friends at Indianapolis after Sept.
Is. Among the guests present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Goodlett, of Evansville: Mr.. and Mrs.
Babcock of Indianapolis: Miss Anna Carl
ton, of Terre Haute; Miss AIDA Malott Mr..
George Scott and Mr.. Charles Malott, of In
dianapols.
HIEME-THURSTON.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 6.-Prof Hugo
! Theme a member of the faculty of Ann
Arbor University. formerly of Earlham Col
lege, and Miss Eva Thurston daughter of
Mr., and Mrs. j. NJ Thurston, were married
at noon to-day. The Thurston home was
beautifully decorated and the bride wore
white organdie. The Rev. Warrington, of
Hagerstown, performed the ceremony being
assisted by the Rev. Isaac NJ. Hughes of
the First Presbyterian Church. Dinner was
served and this afternoon Professor and
Mrs. Theme left for Detroit and from there
will go to their future home at Ann Arbor
Among the guests were the following from
outside the city: Mr. and Mrs. r. N FL
lott. Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Cooper. Mechanics
burg: Miss Florence Thurston, Hagerstown
Mrs. E. l.. Elliott. Mddletown; Mr. and Mrs.
John Theme Fred Theme, Mrs j F.
Theme. Theodore Theme and Miss l..
one of the prominent young women of Rich
mond.
FRANKLIN WEDDINGS.
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