The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-11-16

ent. The guests from out OF the city were
mother of the groom, and Mr. Fred White,
Miss Lucretia White and Mr.. ole c. Baker.
OF Noblesville.
night at the residence of Rev. Daniel Nc
Cabe. Oriental street, for the benefit
of Holy Cross Church The ladies in charge
of the entertainment were Mrs. Thomas
Charles Kirkhon, Mrs. Hugh Reynolds
|. Mrs. Samuel PARROT; Mrs James Landers,
Gable and Mrs. Gehring. The club was
divided into five sections and each section
gave two prizes TO the successful contest
ants. During the evening supper was
served.
At 2:9O yesterday afternoon. at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Van VIE, No. ODDS
Dewey avenue. occurred the marriage of
| their daughter Miss Clara Van VIE and
Mr.. Charles Z. Lewis. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. George Smith, of Hall
| acted as best man and Miss Minnie Fergu-
| son, of Henryville, was the bridesmaid The
| parlors were beautifully decorated with
| ferns chrysanthemums and cut flowers
| Mr.. and Mrs Lewis left, last evening, for
| Anderson. where they will make their flu
| ture home.
| Last night at o'clock occurred the mar
riage of Miss Esther Sherfrey, daughter of
Mr.: and Mrs T. r; Sherfrey, and Mr.. Will
liam K 81 ley S of dn s Sa yd Rs
street. Rev. Mr.. Hamp performed the cere-
mony which was Witnessed only by the
| had no attendants and was attired in her
| travelling dress of gray cloth, with hat to
match, and carried an arm bouquet of
| white chrysanthemums. Mr. and Mrs. KitZ-
| ley left last night for Chicago on a we'd
| ding trip and will go from there to Bur
| lngton, Ia, where they will reside.
PRAHM-DAVIS.
Memorial Presbyterian Church was the
scene of pretty church wedding last night,
when Miss Addie Prahm, daughter of Mr.
| nd Dop
| Davis. of Centralia. H.. were married be-
| fore large number of friends The pastor,
Rev. Frank o. Ballard. performed the cere-
mony. The church was handsomely deco
| rated in palms and ferns. Miss Ada Sine
was the brides attendant and Mr. Roy p.
Davis. brother of the groom, was best man.
! AS the bridal party entered the church
| Men0elssohn's wedding march was played
| During the ceremony a programme of Sc
| lected music was rendered and as the bridal
party left the church ',Lohengrin" was
| Mr.. Harry McCleland. Mr. Fred Hicks Mr.
Howell Risk. Mr.. Alfred Heser and Mr..
gowned in dotted white silk G organdie made made
| over white swiss, with trimmings of lace
and ribbon. and carried an arm bouquet of
white chrysanthemUms. Miss Sine wore
| white organdie made with numerous ruff
| fes and lace trimmings and carried pink
chrysanthemums. After the ceremony a re-
parents. 1917 Ash street Assisting Mr.. and
Mrs. Prahm in receiving besides the bridal
party party, were Mrs F. F; McCrea,. Mrs. w. D.
Ballard. Miss Mary McHaffie of Greencastle.
Miss Lulu lockwood. Miss Ada Hamilton,
Miss Grace Bickell, Miss May Ballard Miss
Laura Kimman. Miss Elizabeth Taggart,
| Miss Elizabeth McCrea, Miss Fanny Minor
Miss Maud Cunningham, Miss Grace Cum
bingham. Miss Lillian Schall. Miss Bernice
Irwin, Miss Gertrude Ryan The parIor was
decorated In white chrysanthemums In the
library green was the distinctive color. ferns
and smilax being used in the decoration.
Inc Hnlng room was adorned with yellow
chrysanthemums. Crystal candelabra with
cand for n, and shades formed the
doilles were over yellow Mr.. and Mrs.
Davis will remain in the city until the latter
nome In Centralia, ILL., Among the guests
from out OF town were Mr.. and Mrs. j. L.
Davis Mr.: and Mrs Charles Pulcipher Mr..
tralia, Ill, and Mr.. Arthur II. Davis, of
Chicago.
JOHNSON-JAMESON.
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock occurred
the marriage of Miss earle E. Johnson and
Mr.. Frank Jameson. of Spencer at the
home Of the bride on North Illinois street.
Miss Johnson is niece of Mr. Hugh Mason.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr..
Grover in the front parlor, where the couple
stood before an altar Of palms and chrys-
anthemums. There were no attendants and
the bride wore her travelling gown After
the ceremony. which was witnessed by the
immediate relatives luncheon was served
after which Mr.. and Mrs. jameson left on
an extended Southern trip. On their return
tney Will reside at Spencer.
WILDER-RIVERS
NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-The marriage OF
oscar Wilder and Miss Morita SEYMOUR
Rivers took place to-day in the private
apartments Of Col r. E. Rivers father OF
| tha hriI
The best man was d. c. Satterwhite. q,
Louisville. The bridesmaids were Miss
Ethel Wilder sister of the groom and Miss
Edith Libbey, Of New Orleans. The bride is
Wen known in New Orleans, and the groom
Is IRON from Louisville, KY The couple left for
a prief trip to Washington; They will then
go 10 Their future home. in Louisville.
ARR1sON-THoMAS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SElELBYVILLE. Ind, Nov. 15.-This
morning occurred the marriage of Miss
leila Thomas and Charles W. Harrison. son
of DR.. Robert N. Harrison, at the home OF
me brides parents. in this city The cere-
mony was performed by Rev Thomas Har.
rlson, grandfather of the groom.
Irvington.
Miss Ethel Park of Martinsville. is the
guest of Miss Madge Layman.
Miss Maude Hacker returned Tuesday
from visit to her home, in Columbus, Ind
meta fraternity gave a dance last even
Ing at Brenneke's.
The Butler football team will leave to-
morrow for Bridgeville, where they will
play football Friday.
There will be a game of basket ball be-
tween two teams of young ladies in the But
Ter gymnasium this evening
The young men of the Sigma Chi frater
NIFTY entertained informally with a dane,
In their hall Tuesday evening.
Rev. f. z. Wise and family will leave thi.
week for Somerset, Pa, where Mr. wis,
VIII have charge of the Christian Church
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Smith and dauehte
Josephine will leave soon for the South
where they will spend the winter travelling
The Woman's Club met Monday after
noon with Mrs. j. f. Baker, on DoWne,
avenue. Mrs. James Norris read an Original
\ story. $50
Miss Helen Barnes, secretary of the Youn,
Womens Christian Association of Ohio ant
Michigan, addressed the students at chape
yesterday morning.
The young ladies of the Pi Beta Phi fra
ternlty will give a dance Monday evenin,
at the home of Mrs. Hilton u. Brown on
washington street.
1 The young ladies of the V w C. A As
, ISOLATION gave a basket social in the gym
nasium Tuesday evening for the benefit o
the y. w. c. A. delegates.
The young people OF the Downey-avenu
Christian Church will give a reception to
night in the church parlors for Mr. AM
| Mrs. f. p. WISE who leave soon for Penn
sylvania.