The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-29

were assisted during the evening Dy MIS-.
Townley and Mrs. Seguin. The guests were
Miss Ella Vonnegut. Miss Mary Wilson.
Miss Kate Ayers. Miss Stella Adams, MISS
Lucy Taggart. Miss Gertrude Wocher, Miss
Lena Brash, Miss Nell Bowman, Miss
Anna Jillson, Miss Anne Butler, Miss Theo.
Hadley. the Misses Jameson, Miss Erwin
Miss Mary Van Wrinkle, Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
rat Monkey, Miss Ethel Havens. Miss
Miss Ethel Failey. Miss Edith Smith. Miss
Ellen Sommers Baker, Miss Helen KIN
Miss Sarah Wilson, Miss Ruth Wilson,
Miss Mary Sayles, Miss Griffith. Miss Julia
Spades. Miss Cora Parry. Miss E. Dalton.
Miss Caroline Burford. Miss Mary Dean,
Miss Elma Woollen. Miss Florence Atkins,
Miss Julia Hollweg, Mr.. and Mrs. p. At
wood Kinds, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Il. Haw-
kins. Miss Van Camp, Miss Esther Haugh-
ey, the Misses ScholZ, Miss Anna l.. Beck,
Miss Name Beck. Miss Stella Rauh. Miss
Richards. Miss Adelaide GoetZ, Miss Helen
Swain. Miss Grace Armstrong OF Muncie,
Mr.. George Pattison, Mr.. Clarence Coff1h,
Mr.. Owen Mothershead, Mr.. William ray
Tor. Mr.. Percy Williams. Mr.. Ralph
Lemcke. Mr.. Oscar Schmidt, Mr.. wallace
Krag. Mr.. Fred WATSON. Mr.. j. Douglass.
Mr.. Parker Geddes. Mr.. Felix Geddes. Mr..
James Floyd. Mr.. Gall Van Wrinkle, Mr.. Al
bert Smith Mr.. Hollet, Mr.. Roy Bruenig,
Mr.. Arthur Smith Mr.. Frederick Ayers, Mr..
Stewart, Mr.. Adolf Schleicher. Mr.. PHI
Watson. Mr.. Charles lockwood, Mr.. Will
liam lockwood. Mr.. Louis Hasselman, Mr.
| Booth Harrington. Mr.. d. p. Erwin. Mr.. C.
Roemler. Mr.. Grafton Johnson. Mr.. Harry
Spann, Mr.. Don Hawkins, Mr.. Stuart
Dean. Mr.. Harry Van Hummel. Mr.. Hugh
Hanna. jr, Mr.. Frank Ruddel. Mr.. Regi-
nald Sullivan, Mr.. Ferdinand Hollweg. Mr..
Samuel Van Camp. Mr.. Frank Gutter. Mr..
James Gavin. Mr.. Frederick Gall. DR.. Paul
Martin, Mr.. Charles Kuhn. Mr.. Otto
Schmidt. Mr.. Edwin Forey, Mr.. Malcolm
Failey. Mr.. Samuel Johnston. Mr.. and Mrs.
John Candle Dean and Mr.. and Mrs. James
NJ. feathers.
SEIBERT-REID.
At the home Of the brides grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Elvin. ITO North Illinois
street. yesterday. occurred the marriage Of
Miss Mary Lyle Reid and Mr.. Charles Sci
bert, of Elkhart. Rev. A. j.. Graham
pronounced the ceremony. The brides at
tendant was her sister, Mrs. Frederick
Johnston, and Mr.. Johnston. both of
Springfield. III was best man. Miss Dorothy
Elvin was the ring bearer, carrying the
ring on a white satin pillow. The bride wore
a dainty gown of white organdie trimmed
with Valenciennes lace and carried a
prayer book. Mrs. Johnston wore a pink
organdie trimmed with lace and carried an
arm bouquet of marguerites. Dorothy Elvfn
was dressed in a dainty white organdie
gown. made with fluffy ruffies and lace.
Following the there was a buffet
luncheon. The wedding was a quiet one, no
invitations having been issued and no one
but the immediate relatives being present.
After a trip TO Lake Superior and northern
resorts Mr.. and Mrs. Seibert will be at
home to their friends in Elkhart.
STOWELL-SANDS.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND. Ind., June 2s.-There was an
elaborate wedding last evening at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Sands, just east
of this city. The contracting parties were
Reuben Giles Stowell. of Chicago. and their
daughter. Miss Blanche Sands. The home
was beautifully decorated and many guests
attended. The ceremony was performed
| by the Rev. Leslie ]. Naftzger. of the High
| street NJ. E. Church, Muncie. formerly of
Grace Church of this city. edwin Stowell,
| of Chicago. was best man; Miss Grace
| Stowell and Miss Gould. both of Chicago.
| were ribbon bearers: Misses Florence My
| rick and Elizabeth Williams, of this city,
and Miss Susan Hardy, of Union City. were
bridesmaids, and Miss Elizabeth Sands, Sis
bride was gowned in white crepe de chine
over taffeta. trimmed in point lace and
/ pearls. A diamond sunburst, the gift Of the
| groom. was her only ornament. Dinner
was served and at midnight Mr.. and Mrs.
| Stowell left for an extensive trip through
the Northwest. They will reside in Chi
cago. where the bride has for some time
been organist at the Church of the Cow
enant, and Mr.. Stowell is a civil engineer
in the employ of the Chicago. Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railroad. The following guests
/ We're present from outside the city: Mr..
ana Mrs. G. G. Stowell, Miss Grace Stowell,
Arthur Stowell. Edwin Stowell. Miss Edna
Gould. Miss sylvia Mount and Mrs. William
Ratbray and daughter. Chicago: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. Nj. Jones, Mr.. and Mrs. E. P. Jones,
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Galloway. Miss Eliza
beth Morris and Charles Galloway, Milton,
Mr.. and Mrs. David Bowman, Miss Emma
Kerlin. James Chenowith and Willard Dit
man. Greenville, o.; Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Hardy and Miss Susan Hardy. Union City;
George Sands. Kokomo; Fred Jones, Mum
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ALLMAN-HERFF.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind. June 2s.-Miss Rills
Herff, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. jacob
Herf. of this city. and Solomon Altman
a well-to-do business man of Marion. took
place tonight at the Wabash Hebrew Tenn.
pie. The was performed by Rabb
Messing. of indianapolis. and was wit,
messed by two hundred guests. most oil
whom were from out of town. The bride
was attired in white taffeta silk, chiffon
and cream lace overdress, and carried g
white silk Bible, bearing her monogram
The bridesmaids were Miss Gertrude Herff
sister of the bride; Miss Rheda Herff. o.
Peru; Miss Bessie Altman, of Plymouth
Ind, and Miss Settle New, of this city
Mrs. Isaac Oppenheim. of North Manches
LCA was L1I1 ~ "a AOAACA 49, ~
Altman, of Marion, brother of the groom
was best man, and Master Herbert Herf
was the ring bearer. The ushers were Rem
jamin and George Herf, brothers of th'
bride. and Jesse and Bert Altman, brother:
of the groom. Immediately after the cere
mony the bridal party and guests, Were
driven to the Maccabees' Hall. where thi
wedding dinner was served. The Soldiers
Home Orchestra was brought over from
Marion. and played during the supper. an,
later there was dancing. Mr.. and Mrs. All
man will leave tomorrow for a bridal tou
TO Buffalo, Niagara Falls. New York anS
Atlantic City, and after Aug. / will be a
home in Marion.
NUSSBAUM-BARNARD.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION. Ind. June S-Miss Josephin
Ruess Barnard. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
]. NJ. Barnard, and Percy l.. Nussbaum. o
Marion. were married at the home of tn
bride last night, the Rev. Madison Swa
dener, of the First Methodist Church. of
fciating. The brides attendants were Mis-
Beulah Payne. of Fostoria, o.. and Mis-
Alice Koontz. of Marion. The groom wa
and Bertram Payne. of Warsaw. Tn
bride was gowned i'm white silk taffeta an
carried American Beauty roses. Miss Payn
wore pink organdie and Miss Koontz wa
gowned in white organdie over pink silk
A reception followed the ceremony and tn
young couple left last night for a trip [
Niagara Falls and the ST. Lawrence river
Among the out-of-town guests were tn
Misses Strauss, Ripley, o.; Mr.. and Mrs
Fell. Miss Addie jenkins. Mrs. ID. G. Jenk
ms and Addison Jenkins GreenfoWu. Mis-