The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-01-12
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


to return to Philadelphia to-day.
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.
Mr.. George W. Julian is i'll at his home.
in Irvington
Miss Frances AIcElwee returned to school
at oxford yesterday.
Mrs. Charles II. Pierce. of Lafayette, is
visiting friends here for short time.
Mrs. Dahmen, of Berlin, Germany will
come in q few days to visit her sister, Mrs
ii. j. Eddy
few days from Europe and Persia, where she
has been since June
g. Mrs John W Hoffman and sister, Mrs;
the remainder of the week
Miss Margaret Carey has gone to Pittsburg
10 visit Mrs. William Maclay Hail. and later
she will go to Memphis. Tenn.
Two plays-"Six to One" and The Marble
Arch. will be given the last of the month
al Mrs. ID. NJ. Parry's for the benefit of
the Boys Club
Mrs. Henry Bliss entertained a few friends
at progressive eucher yesterday afternoon
Miss Young. of Louisville and Mrs Ovens,
OF Columbus. o., were among the guests.
Mrs Lean Z. Ramsey gave family dinner
last evening In honor of her granddaughter
MISS Margaret Malott, and Mr.. Paul H.
White. The Ramsey, Malott and Fletcher
FAMILIES were the guests. All of the APP
polhtments for the dinner were white, carna-
llons being used for the floral embellish-
ment of the table. The name cards were
water colOrS with a head on a medallion
In the center and a daisy crossing it. They
We're painted by Miss Leah Fletcher, who
also wrote clever lines on the reverse SIDE
the words beginning with one of the names
or Miss MalOtt or Mr.. White. a week from
to-day Mrs Seguin will entertain for Miss
Malott, and a week from tomorrow Mrs
Arthur Voorhees, Brown will give a COM
pany IN her honor.
LEVY-SOLOMON.
The Americas Club was the scene of a
large wedding last evening, the bride being
Miss Gertrude Louise Solomon daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Solomon, and the
groom Mr.. Louis ]. Levy, of ST. Louis. The
ceremony was performed at o'clock by
| Rabbi Messing. Mr.. Abraham Solomon,
| brother of the bride, was master of cere-
| monies and preceded the bridal party to
the palm-decorated parlor He was fol-
lowed by the ushers, Mr.. Henry Solomon
and Mr.. Jesse Solomon, brothers of the
| bride, Mr.. Samuel Levy, of St. Louis, a
brother of the groom, Mr.. Morris f. Cohn
| Mr.. Edward A. Kahn and Mr.. Lee L. ST.
mono, of Louisville. the groom, attended
by his best man, Mr.. Max Newsletter. of
ST Louis, and the bride with her maid of
honor Miss Lille Solomon. and Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Levy. of St Louis, parents of the bride and
groom. The bride wore a gown of ivory
satin with high corsage trimmed with point
lace and pearls, a tulle veil and carried
lilies OF the valley. The maid of honor
wore cream mousselaine de sole and satin
with tulle sleeves and she carried an arm
bouquet of Meteor roses. Mrs. Solomon
wore black lace over green. and Mrs. Levy
black silk and white satin. AS the cere-
mony proceeded the orchestra, which had
played the wedding march, gave the inter-
mezzo from ''Cavelleria Rusticana." A sup
per was served 125 being seated at once,
and toasts of congratulation and good
wishes were offered. The tables were dec
Grated with ferns and flowers. Mr. and
| Mrs. Levy will go to St. Louis, where they
| will be at home at No. 1888 Cook avenue
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Levy will give large
reception there for their son and his bride
| Guests from out of town were Misses
Esther and Anna Prince, of Marion.
COUGHLEN-ALLOWAY
The marriage of Miss Anna l.. Alloways
daughter Of Mr.. James M. Alloways, and Mr..
William f. Coughlen took place last even
ing at the family residence on st. Joseph
| street. Only the members of the two fam
lilies were present to witness the ceremony
pronounced by Rev. Joseph A. Milburn. The
bride wore a handsome gown of blue silk
crepOn, combined with white satin, and car
rted single American Beauty rose. The
rooms were prettily decorated with palms.
carnations and roses for the occasion. The
only guest from out of town was Mrs. Ed
ward LentZ of Louisville, a sister of the
bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Coughlen will go at
once to housekeeping at No. 1907 College
avenue, where they will be at home to their
friends after Feb. l.
CERAMIC CLUB ELECTION.
The annual election of the Ceramic Club
was held yesterday with Mrs. Welch, of
College avenue, and the following officers
were chosen: President, Mrs. w. S. Day;
vice presidents, Mrs. j. H. Orendorff, Mrs
Albert Henley and Mrs T. B. Adams, of
Shelbyville; recording. secretary Mrs
Charles Eichrodt: assistant, Mrs. Willis
Fugate; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Will
mer r. Christian; treasurer, Miss Alice
Brown; assistant, Mrs. Benjamin Booth
historian Miss Katherine Sickles. The re-
firing historian, Mrs. Charles Eichrodt, read
a resume of the years work The club will
become a member of the National Ceramic
Decorators Society and will participate in
the exhibit to be held in Chicago this year.
ALLEN-MAIN
Mr.. Arthur Ward Allen, of this city, and
Miss Amy Main, daughter of the late Judge
Main, of E.lkhart, were married at the home
of the brides mother in Elkhart, at o'clock
last evening. The wedding was quiet one,
only the families and close friends of the
pride and groom being present. Rev. Will
liam Galpin performed the ceremony. Mr.
| Allen has been connected with the Journals
| advertising department for SeVeralt years.
and is member of the German House and
Marion Club. Mr.. and Mrs. Allen have gone
on short bridal trip, end will be at home
after Feb. 1 at 1426 Central avenue
STANTON-RUDDELL
Mrs Mary II. Ruddell and Mr. Ambrose
p. Stanton were married yesterday after
noon at 2 o clock. at the home of the former,
on North Pennsylvania street The event
was marked by the utmost quiet and sim
plicity. Rev. j. A. Milburn officiated. The
wedding gown was a handsome travelling
dress of brown cloth. Mrs Rudde is the
daughter of the late Almus +. VintOn and
a sister of Mrs. Henry D. Pierce. Mr.. Stan
ton is a wenknown lawyer of this COM
munity. Mr.. and Mrs Stanton left at once
for an extended Southern trip. and they will
return to this city for residence.
SAMUELS-OTTO.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
AUBURN Ind, Jan. 11.-Miss Clara Otto,
of this city and Mr.. John NJ Samuels, of
Muncie, were married at noon to-day at the
First Presbyterian Church Misses Clara
Fry frankie Lehr and Flora Heller, Messrs.
Henry Rehling, Harry HarVOut and Homer
Carpenter We're present from Fort Wayne,
and Mrs. Herbert Scott, of Indianapolis, and
Miss Frances Otto, of Button. The bridal
party left for Muncie this afternoon.
CARMODY-SHEHAN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
ELWOOD, Ind, Jan. 1.-THE social event
of the season was the marriage this morn
ing of Joseph Carmody and Miss Nora She
han. The ceremony was performed at st.
Joseph's Church by Rev Father Begel.
Mr.. Carmody holds a prominent position in
the tn-plate works and Miss Shehan is one
of ElwoOd's most prominent society women.
They will so TO housekeeping in this city.