The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-06-27

nave Deen issued
Mrs. ]. r. Cavanagh and children. of
Morton Place, will leave Monday for Alder
son. w. Va. 10 spend the summer months
in the mountains. They will be home after
Oct. I.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison F. Folsom will re-
turn from their wedding Journey the latter
part OF the week. and have taken the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. r. X. Buchanan on
East Sixteenth street.
Miss Viva Eaton, OF Lima, o., who is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles F.. DAILY,
will return from Martinsville to-day, where
she has been the guest of Miss Corrine
| Mansfield.
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk has. discon-
tinued her Mondays at home for the sea-
SON Mrs. Prunk will leave for Martins
vile to-day. where she will spend a week,
later going East for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carl Ingram cele-
brated their twenty-second wedding ami
yersary yesterday afternoon and gave a
garden party, inviting relatives and most
intimate friends. The garden is in bloom
with sweet peas and other flowers, and
coy corners were arranged for the guests
comfort. The daintiiy appointed tea table
was placed on the lawn. Mr.. and Mrs: In
gram gave an informal reception last night.
and a large number Of their friends called
during the receiving hours.
One Of the first garden parties of the sea-
son was that given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. r.
Monroe at their home in Morton Place in
4 nODOT Oh their uduEDtGf CORA > SlAteentu
birthday Monday night. Miss Cora was as
sisted in extending the hospitalities by
Miss Grace Cavanaugh. The house and
lawn was prettily decorated with palms.
| roses and lanterns. An orchestra furnished
music, and dancing was enjoyed on the
lawn. Small tables were arranged under
a canopy, where the guests were served a
buffet supper. Each guest received as a
son Girls" Toasts were responded to by
Messrs. F.. NJ. Simmonds, jr., and Ferd
| Landgraf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frankli E. Brown. who re-
| Gently returned from. their wedding trip.
were agreeably surprised Monday evening
at their new home. on Ruckle street, with
an old-fashioned serenade. The deacons of
Memorial Presbyterian Church and their
wives, all OF whom were provided with tin
| pans, tin cans and other like musical in
| struments, quietly entered the dwelling of
the unsuspecting bride and groom by a
rear door. and after playing a number OF
| edifying tunes took possession of the par
| Tors and spent the remainder Of the even
| ing In games and other social a~musements.
Light refreshments were served; Those
| present were Mr.. and Mrs. John Lyle
| Clugh, Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph +. Prahm.
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilbert Stilz. Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Durham. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
bas. Miss Hixon, Mr.. Roy Hixon, Miss
Carr of Rushville. Miss Clara Brown, Mrs.
Case of Muncie, and Mrs. Lot Lee.
BORGERT-HOENIG.
A pretty wedding occurred yesterday
morning at 9 o'clock at the Sacred Heart
Church. when Miss Margaret Hoenig.
daughter of Mrs. Margaretha Hoenig. and
Mr.. Henry Anthony Borgert were married.
The ceremony was pronounced during a
nuptial mass by Rev. Father Francis
Haase. assisted by two of the Franciscan
fathers. The organist, Mr.. Frank vollmer,
played the bridal march from "Lohengrin''
as the bridal party entered the church, and
during the ceremony he played Hearts
and Flowers" The bride was attended by
her sister. Miss Flora Hoenig. as maid OF
honor. who wore a lovely gown of white
organdie trimmed with lace insertion and
tucks. She carried white roses. The brides
maids. Miss Minnie Buehler. wore a yellow
silk-dotted organdie trimmed with lace,
The skirt had an accordian plated Aounce
around the bottom and clusters of tucks
and insertion ran parallel from the waist
to the head of the ~f1ounce. The lace yoke
was finished with a .fchu edged with lace
She carried yellow roses. Miss Laura
Kraut wore a dainty gown of pink silk or.
candle with trimmings of lace and tucks,
and she carried pink roses. The brides
maids wore picture hats to match their
gowns. TIL little flower girl. Mary Hoenig
youngest sister of the bride wore a dainty
dress of white. organdie and carried a
basket of sweet, peas. Mr.. Edward Borgert
brother of the bridegroom, acted as best
man. The bridal gown- was OF white Re-
naissance lace over silk. The bodice had
a shirred yoke of mousseline de sol. finished
with a fchu caught with the bridegroom's
gift. a diamond and pearl brooch. The
skirt had six fiounces of mousseline edged
with satin ribbon with an overdress of the
lace. She wore a long veil draped with
lilies of the valley and carried white roses
The ushers who escorted the guests to their
seats were Mr.. Frank Fable and Mr.. VIII
liam Becker. Mr.. Herman Hoenig, brother
II nf the bride on Wa hpr a uaV FnInufnO fhe
ceremony there was a wedding breakfast
served at the home of the bride. 94 South
Meridian street at which about fifty guests
were entertained, the relatives and intimate
friends of both families. The table was
adorned with a centerpiece of white and
pink roses and garlands of smilax. The
other rooms were trimmed with summer
blossoms and palms and the mantels were
banke will ferns. Mr.. and Mrs. Borgeri
left yesterday for a trip to Chicago and
Milwaukee. Mrs. Borgert wore a pretty
travelling gown of gray cloth with a tuscan
hat.
HOLLETT-SULLIvAN.
A simple home wedding was solemnize6
last night when Miss Katharine Sullivan
and Mr.. John f. Hollett were quietly mar.
ried at the home of the brides parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas L. Sullivan. on North
Capitol avenue, in the presence of the i'm.
mediate friends and relatives. Rev. Lewis
Brown, pastor of st. Paul's Church, pro.
nounced the marriage eremon and an or
chestra played the bridal march from
"Lohengrin." During the ceremony Sc.
lections from Samson and Deliah" were
rendered. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Mary Sullivan, and Mr.
Reginald Sullivan acted as best man
The bride wore her mothers wedding
gown, which Mrs. Sullivan was married IL
about twenty-five years ago. The brida
bouquet was of lilies of the valley. Mis-.
Mary Sullivan wore a dainty gown OF pin
organdie and carried pink sweet peas. Mr.
and Mrs. Hollett have gone on a wedding
journey, and on their return they will be al
home after Aug. / at lie West Twelfth
street. Among the guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron T. Hollett, OF Arcadia; the
Misses Miriam and Louise Moore. of Ev.
anston, ILL.,: Mr.. Joseph Sweeney, of Co
lumbus; Mr.. Shirley Walton, of Atlanta
Mrs. Ebert Shirk. Of Peru, and DR.. William
Judkins, of Cincinnati.
EDwARDS-STIvERS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LIBERTY, Ind, June 26.-The wedding o.
Miss Florence Estella Stivers. only daugh
ter Of c. W.. Stivers. editor Of the Libert,
Herald, and Frederick G. Clark, of Anr
Arbor, Mich, took place this morning. DR.
C. C. Edwards. of Connersville. officiating
A wedding breakfast was served at IN,
New Corrington Hotel. the bridal partyleav
ing for Toronto. Canada, on the noon trair
for a four weeks wedding trip. aftel
which they will be at home at Ann Arbor
About forty guests witnessed the cere
mony. Several social events were giver