The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-03-16

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flowers in all of the rooms. The second and
last formal reception will be March z
An interesting social gathering OF the
membership was he last evening az the
| Association 1t was meeting TO stimulate
| the association spirit. Only the hrst 10
members who accepted the invitation could
! be accommodated. and they were seated
| at long tables in three rooms. There were
| simple decorations of plants and mowers for
| the table. Three courses were served. an
oyster, salad and ice course, and this
was followed by number OF toasts; Rev
r v Hunter spoke of The Need Zee, for the
MitcSe for a. The II 'R Esprit Gi'yd de corps; Miss
Clara Anderson for 1.-THE Old Building"
Mrs w d. Pratt, editor Of on Meridian,
Knepper, junior secretary Of the Y. NJ: c.
A. for Athletics" and Miss Eva FItz-
gerald for THE Lay Member"
Mrs. Clarence A. Kenyon entertained
visitor Mrs. Schuyler Colfax, OF South
Bend. The Flemish decoration Of the din
en Taf 6y Of dao
dis at either end and silver branching
cardestck with yellow shades for the cam
yellow and white At each plate was the
name card, bearing a miniature in water
color and tied with purple ribbon and a cor
sage bouquet of English violetS. The guests
to meet Mrs. Coifax were Mrs. A. j.; Bev-
eerldge, Mrs. George Brown. Mrs S. f.
Frederick A. Joss and Mrs. Harry NJ. Ohr
This afternoon Mrs. Kenyon will entertain
about forty ladies with tea for Mrs. Coll
fax, at which she will be assisted by Mrs
Beveridge. Mrs. Ohr and Mrs. Bennett.
The marriage of Miss Frieda Fern Greis-
Sw dausat tel Of Mr. and Mrs Freder rick
place last evening at the family residence
on Windsor street About fifty relatives
pronounced by Rev. Mr.. Borneman, of the
Nippert Memorial Church. The wedding
march was PLAYED by Miss Mary Raueh:
as the words Of the ceremony were spoken.
The bride wore gown of white organize
over silk, trimmed with white satin rib.
bons. In her hair she wore coronet Of
pink roses and an aigrette, and she carried
pale pink carnations. a wedding supper
followed. The rooms were decorated with
palms and flowers and the tables with car
nations and ferns. Mr. and Mrs Schad Will
so at once TO housekeeping at No. 1872 East
Tenth street and Will be at home after April
l. Guests from away were Mr. Charles
Greistow, of Terre Haute and Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence RAIDER, of Sanborn. Ind.
A unique and interesting programme was
given at the Matinee Musicale yesterday
afternoon by the members of the two divi-
sions. The subject Of the programme was
each If tee perods 3f
with an instrumental and vocal number.
in the following:
Infancy" Cradle Song, OPP. 7.........Nevin
Miss Estelle Selig
''' Mrs Raschig. ii'''' Nm
Childhood, i!ansel and Gretel' ...........
Miss NiblacK. Miss swain I'''pef0i"A
''The Train for Poppyland" ...............
.vor,h va,so.. Mrs. Carr. TOOL.
49, Mrs. j. ". Lilly, Miss Bessie Beck.
sprung TIME Miss Rooms
Romantic Age" Ballads, OPP. AZ, No. g..
Miss Wagner
Mrs
Middle Age, Marche Militaire". ..... Shubert
.. Miss Reaume.
Mr.. Dochiez.
odd Age Sonata for two violins and
Mss p Ben oR N Smith Miss sickies Mrs
1.-THE Journey is Long ........... Coombe
death. rraue MGa Rasc9 Getterdammer-
Mrs Kiser. Miss jenkins, Mrs. o'Boyle.
Miss Reaume.
SNEWIND-WINEMAN
One of the handsomest and most elabo-
rate weddings that has taken place in this
city for a long time was the one of last
evening for which the entire Propylaeum
was used The bride was Miss Florence
Wineman, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Wineman. and the groom was Mr.. Joseph
l.. Snewind. The rainbow effect was car
was at o'clock in the west parlor Here
the relatives and friends to the number of
one hundred gathered and at the appointed
hour the orchestra announced the arrival
of the bridal party. This included the
ushers. Messrs. Nathan Nathan of Toledo.
Edward Kahn, Abram Cohn and Samuel
Strauss, of this city. with Mr.. Leopold
wineman, of Detroit, as master of cere-
monies and Mr.. Isaac Snewind, Of Kokomo,
as best man. The bride was. attended by
Nathan, Of Toledo Miss Gertrude Kirsh-
baum and Miss Augusta Selig. with her
sister. Miss Sadie W1neman. maid of
honor: The bride entered with her father,
and the brides mother with the parents of
the groom. They passed the length of the
room and met under a canopy of smilax
thickly studded with spring flowers of all
Rabbi Messing, who pronounced the cere-
mony as the orchestra softly played ''Trau-
palms and the mantel was filled with flow
ers of many colors, which were reflected by
the mirror. The bride wore a rich gown of
white bride satin trimmed with duchesse
point lace and pearl ornaments. Her veil
was caught with brooch of diamonds and
pearls one of the wedding gifts, and she
carried bouquet of orange blossoms and
Bride roses. The maid Of honor, Miss Wine
man. wore a gown of cream embroidered
crepe trimmed with crystal and having a
girdle of black velvet and touch of velvet
on the corsage. Her flowers were Brides
maid roses. The bridesmaids wore gowns
or silk organdie. all fashioned alike. Miss
Regina Wineman wore pink, Miss Nathan
yellow, Miss Kirschbaum green and Miss
Selig blue, and each carried an arm bouquet
OF American Beauty roses Mrs Wineman
wore pearl gray satin with duchesse lace
and Mrs. Snewind black satin. After con-
gratulations had been offered the orchestra
played the Mendelssohn march and the
guests went TO the east parlor, where an
elaborate supper was served. The bridal
party was seated at a round table in the
center and the others at tables radiating
from 1t. The round table held the brides
cake, which was masterpiece of the con-
fectionerS art. From a ring above the table
satin ribbons of the rainbow colors fell and
an end reached to the plate of each guest,
forming a canopy over the table. Each of
the other tables held pretty designs of diff
ferent colors made of sugar, emblematic of
the wedding. There were candelabra with
and the various courses of the feast were
served decorated in colors. There were
flower favors for the guests. Following the
supper there was a ball In the assembly
Mr.. and Mrs. Snewind will take an extended
Eastern trip and on their return they will
reside at the English Hotel. Among the
guests who were here for the wedding We're
Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Wineman and Mr..
Henry Wineman of Detroit Mr. and Mrs
Solomon Snewind Mr.. Isaac and Miss Elsie
Snewind Mr. and Mrs. julius Strauss and
Miss Florence Strauss of Kokomo Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Trounstein, Mrs. Esther Kahn
and Mr.. Samuel Kahn of Cincinnati Mr.
and Mrs. August Pollock of Chicago Miss
Nettie Epstein Of Fort Wayne, Mrs Henry
Wolff, Mr.. Henry and Mrs ouis Wolff of
Wabash, Mr.. and Mrs. Sigmund Frieberg
and Mr.. Edgar Frieberg of Cincinnati. Mr..
Mildred Meters Miss Esther E1evpar OH