The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-10-26

is quite able to talk or lecture on socialism.
suffrage or almost anything else. She is
now en- route from Boston TO California on
tonne AND and 6 c6d 0s5Ss T
and What Ais Them" Public Ethics"
Things As They. Are, America Place
and Body and Soul She is described by
critic as being both brilliant and helpful.
sne Is t fasSinang as speaker and rs Sief
son comes honestly by her ability, for she
is great granddaughter of Lyman Beech
Ward Beecher and is descended from the
New England family Of Perkins. Last sum-
mer Mrs. Stetson lectured before the Inter-
national Congress of Women in London
and attracted favorable notice. Mrs. Stet-
son was Mrs. Sewalls guest, received with
Mrs. Sewall yesterday and met a number or
friends Informally at dinner last evening.
CLUNE-LANGSENKA
Yesterday morning. at a nuptial high
mass, at o'clock, at St. Mary's Church,
occurred the marriage of Miss Clara Lang
senkamp, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs William
Langsenkamp, and Mr.. William Clune The
Very Rev. Anthony Scheideler performed
the ceremony, assisted by Rev. Daniel Kern,
Rev. Father BROKER and Monseigneur Bes-
sonies. AS Mendelssohn's wedding march
was played, the ushers, Mr.. Charles L. Stef-
fen Mr.. William O'Connor Mr.. Bernard
OConnor, Mr.. Herbert Fieber and Mr.. Ber-
! nard Fitzgerald followed by the maid of
honor, Miss Bertha Langsenkamp and the
bridesmaid, Miss Cecil Clune, preceded the
they were met by the = groom and his Mis at
/ tendant, Mr.. William Langsenkamp, IT.,
brother Of the bride. The bride was attired
| en- train, with trimmings of point lace Ii
was made in princess style and laced up the
back - and the long veil was fastened with
orange blossoms. The only ornament worn
was diamond brooch, the gift of the
g fa9eIa mhe maid OF hphor wore yellow
deep founces of accordion plated taffeta
with white lace overdress, and she carried
pink roses. The bridesmaid was attired in
pink taffeta, made similar to that OF the
After the ceremony a wedding breakfast
was served at the home of the brides
99ia ata on Virginia on avenue to the impe
ing Rev. Father Scheideler. pastor of st.
Mary's, and the assisting priests. The
center piece being large basket of pink
| and white roses Mr.. and Mrs. Clune left
In INT the so afternoon for trip East and they
Alabama street, Morton Place.
COOPER-HORUFF.
Miss Clara Horuff, daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Horuff, and Mr.. William r.
Cooper were quietly married yesterday
morning at o'clock at the home of the
brides parents, No. 555 East South street,
only the immediate families witnessing the
ceremony which was performed in the east
drawing room, beore an altar of palms and
chrysanthemums. Rev. Anthony Scheideler
pastor of ST. Marys, officiated The bride
entered with her father while Mendelssohn' S
| wedding march was played by an orches-
ira. There were no attendants. Miss Horuff
| wore gown of white duchess satin, en-
train nd with trimmings 3 of ehantlly lace,
mony a. wedding breakfast was served.
The brides table was placed in the library,
brides mother and father. Mr.. and and Mrs tns
w. H. Cooper, the groom's parents, and
Mrs. K. Richards. the groom's grandmother.
center piece for the table, and at each
plate there was single rose The guests
were seated at small tables in the dining
room, each table having vase of pink
roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Cooper left on the
home after after Nov Is with the brides parents
Of Madison, was guest at the wedding.
BURRIS-MCOY.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| CLOVERDALE, Ind, Oct. 25.-Mr.- j. r.
Burris and Miss Harriet Mccoy We're mar
ried tonight by Elder j. W. Perkins, of
Indianapolis, before a large concourse of
friends from here and elsewhere. The bride
is a De Paw graduate, prominent in Greek
letter fraternity circles, and the groom is
an alumnus of Purdue, who has spent most
of the past ten years abroad. They will
spend the winter in Mexico and the West
Indies.
| SMITH-WINSLOW.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Oct. 25.-George w
Smith, merchant and postmaster at Plevna
this county, and Miss Belle winslow OF
Kansas City, Mo-, were married yesterday
at the residence of the brides brother, al
| Columbus, o., the ceremony being per.
formed by Rev. DIR. King, at the Llewellyu
Hotel. They will reside at Plevna.