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

Chaplin. OF Cincinnati; Mrs. Frank H.
Boggs. OF Urbana, ILL.,; Mr.. Louis Dunlap
of Franklin, and Mrs. Fairbanks, or ONO.
No invitations have been issued.
Capt. William Z. English and wife left
yesterday for ten days of recreation and
squirrel shooting at Captain English farm
rear New Lexington. Scott county, Indiana
Mrs Finley b. Pugh will leave next week
for New York where she will spend the
summer with her sister. Mrs. Charles Fin
ney. Mrs j. \. Sutcliffe will go 10 New
York later.
Mr.. William Cooper entertained party
OF six friends. at his home. No. 500 East
South street, last night. with stag party.
Cards were played i'm Mr.. Coopers den
until 1850. Afterwards a Dutch lunch was
served In the dining room.
The programme for the nineteenth COM
mencement exercises OF the lndiana-Boston
School of Expression and Dramatic Art
this evening is an especially interesting
abeth Millspaugh. soprano: Mr.. Charles r.
Hansen, organist; Mr.. Joseph H JOINER
accompanies: Governor Mount, Rev. NJ.
l.. Haines and Rev. j. b. Long.
The senior hop of the Girls Classical
School was given last night at the Propy-
iaeum and was enjoyed by members OF the
school and their friends. The guests were
Sewall and the members of the
SIbeqta e 5ans cs heh mss
Scoval Butler. Miss Lillian Belle Goodlet,
Miss Constance Lewis, Miss Clara Haw-
kins, Miss Clara McMurray Lewis. Miss
Ruby Elizabeth Runyon, Miss Ethel Madge
Spring and Miss Gertrude Twineham. The
stage where the musicians were stationed
was screened with palms.
.LINCOLN-EDGAR.
Yesterday afternoon occurred the mar
Rage of Miss Emma Edgar, daughter OF
Mrs. Caroline l.. Edgar. and Mr.. Delmar
B. Lincoln at the Chalfant, Rev. Lewis
Brown, of ST. Pauls Church, officiating.
Only the relatives and intimate friends OF
the families witnessed the ceremony, which
was pronounced before an altar OF palms
and white carnations. The bride wore a
travelling gown and was given away by her
uncle, Mr.. Charles ID. Bidleman, of Day
ton. o. Following the ceremony a luncheon
was served. The guests were seated at a
long table, which was adorned with white
carnations and asparagus vines. Mr.. and
Mrs Lincoln left yesterday short
trip and on their return they will be al
home after June 20 at the Chalfant Among
the guests from out of town were Miss
Mrs. Ashley Brown and Mrs. Iddlings. OF
Dayton. 0.
BOwMAN-MARCUS.
Yesterday evening at 6 o'clock the mar
riage of Miss Pauline Marcus. daughter OF
Rev. Morris Marcus, rabbi of the Congre-
cation Kenesseth Israel. and Mr.. Abe Bow
man, at the German House. the father OF
the bride officiating. The maid of honor
Miss Laura Michealson, wore a pretty
gown of pink silk. with trimmings of lace
and ribbon, and carried pink roses. Miss
Mae Lavihn. of Chicago, was the brides
maid and wore a gown of white organdie
trimmed with lace and accordion plated
f1ounces. The bridal gown was of white
satin, with pearl trimming and duchesse
lace. The long veil was fastened with a
diamond star. the gift of the bridegroom
and she carried white roses. Mr.. Louis
Bowman and Mr.. Bertrand Goldberg acted
as groomsmen. After the ceremony. which
was pronounced before on altar of palms
supper was served in the large dining room
for $50 guests. The brides table was placed
in the center of the room and decorated
with smiiax and white carnations At the
bridal table were seated the bridal party
and the parents of the bride and bride
groom Following the supper was recep-
ton. Among the guests entertained were
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rubin, of Chicago; Miss
Bertha Geisenfeld, of Milwaukee,; Miss
Jennie Barrett. of Chicago: Miss Lipshitz
OF Chicago. and Mr.. Bacher. of Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowman left last night on q
trip and on their return they will be al
home after June 3, at 800 South Delaware
street.