The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-18

eral. of folks song in particular. AMI he IS
singer Of graceful and most winning
accomplishments. He comes before an au-
dience enriched with the fruits of his pa
thence and talents, and only the limita-
tions of time and opportunity can conffne
his happy and instructive comments and
his enhancing vocal illusions. As desul-
tory talker Mr.. Elson has few equals, and
he held the interest of the audience yester-
day unbroken while ne glided from oiie
topic to another with q conversational ease
and self-forgetfulness that was very re-
freshing.
LANGHORNE-HOwI
The marriage OF Miss Lucille Langhorne.
daughter OF Mrs. Barbara E. Langhorne.
and DR.. W. P. HOWE occurred last night
at $3.50 o'clock, Rev. r. r. Roberts ofhciat-
ing. The only attendant was the brides
sister, Miss Barbara Alberta Langhorne,
who wore a pretty gown Of light blue silk
organdie with trimmings of satin ribbon.
The corsage was cut low and the skirt
was plated one. She carried the brides
bouquet Of American Beauty roses until
after the ceremony. The bride wore white
silk organdie with trimmings of lace and
accordion plating. The yoke and sleeves
were of lace. As the bridal party entered
the front parlor where the ceremony was
performed, Marone, the harpist, played the
ceremony the intermezzo from "Cavalleria
Rusticana" was softly rendered. The par
lors were decorated with palms. pink and
white carnations and roses. In the dining
room the colors were also pink and white
with ferns and smilax. About one hundred
friends and relatives of the bride and
bridegroom witnessed the ceremony, after
which there was an informal reception.
Assisting Mrs. Langhorne in receiving and
entertaining were Mrs. Anna Lintner, Mrs.
w. w. HOWE, Mrs. c. c. Worrell, Mrs
George Keakley. Mrs. William Craig,
Among the guests were Mrs. Allen
Achey, of Connersville, and Mrs. Jennie
Forrest, of Idaville.
Mr.. and Mrs. HOWE will be at home after
March at the home of the brides mother,
l012 Cornell avenue.
SELIG-HAHN.
The marriage of Miss Gertrude Selig.
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Selig,
and Mr.. S. l.. Hahn, occurred last night
at $50 o'clock, at the Americas Club, Rabbi
| Messing officiating. Mr.. Edgar Kiser acted
| as master of ceremonies, and the ushers
| were Mr.. Rudolph l.. Half, Of Allegheny.
Pa, Mr.. Edgar Eckhouse, Mr.. Jules Selig.
Mr.. Sidney Selig. The maid of honor was
a sister of the bride, Miss Estelle Selig.
| She wore a handsome gown of nile green
liberty satin made decolette. with
trimmings of lace and applique of white
and green velvet and she carried an arm
bouquet of American Beauty roses. Miss
| Rhea eastman, of Kansas City, niece
| of the bride, carried the ring on a silver
| tray. She wore a dainty gown OF white
| batiste trimmed with ribbon and lace. The
| best man was the brides uncle, Mr.. Leon
| Selig, of ST. Louis. The bride wore a
| handsome gown of white liberty satin over
| white silk, the corsage had a skeleton
yoke and sleeves of duchesse lace and the
| long veil was caught with tiara of pearls
| She carried a white Bible and bouquet OF
lilies of the valley. The ceremony was per
formed in the front parlor of the club
| before an altar of palms and flowers
| Mendelssohn's wedding march was played
by an orchestra as the bridal party entered
and during the ceremony the intermezzc
from "Cavailaria Rusticana" was softly
| rendered. During the congratulations 6
| varied programme was played. The club
house was decorated throughout with rec
carnations and palms and southern smila1
| trimmed the chandeliers and doorways
The brides table was placed at the head
of two long tables in the dining room
In the center was renaissance lace DOYLE
over red satin on which rested baske
Of red carnations and ferns. At the table
with the bride and bridegroom were the
| brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Selig
Mr.: Ely K. Selig, Of Philadelphia, uncle OF
sister of the bridegroom, Rabbi and Mrs
Messing and Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Seig
of st. Louis. The other guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Isaac Half, Mr.. and Mrs. Felix
of Allegheny; Miss Gertrude Selig, G
Philadelphia; Mr.. Solomon >Kingbaker, Of
| Chicago; Mr.. Benjamin Herff, of Buffalo
| N. Y; Miss Blanche Beitman and Miss
Blanche Bockman, of Wabash; Mr. Isadort
| Cowan, of New York; Mr.. and Mrs. r
| Kfrschbaum, Mr.. and Mrs. M. p. Fisher
DR.. and Mrs. Ostroff, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben
tamin Gundelfnger. Mr. and Mrs. s. K
Selig, Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Selig, Mis-.
Gertrude and Miss Minnie Kirschbaum
| Miss Jessie Eckhouse, Miss Augusta Selig
| Miss Sarah Messing, Miss Helen Crum
Miss Lillian Olsen, Miss Birdie Cohen, Mis-.
Miss Florence and Miss Edith Selig. Mis-.
Agatha Selig, Mr.. Albert Rosenthal, Mr.
Abe Cohen, Mr.. Edward Kahn, Mr.. Jess,
Solomon, Mr.. Edgar Kiser, Mr.. Edgar Eek
| house, Mr.. Sylvan Kahn, Mr.. Ralph BAN
berger. Mr.. Ralph Marer, Mr.. Victor Selig
Mr.. Herbert Selig. Mr.. and Mrs. Hair
left last night for an Eastern trip and or
their return they will be at home to thei
friends after Feb. /, with the brides par
ents, 9O5 North Capitol avenue.
| BRADLEY-SMITH.
BOSTON. Jan. 7.-Miss Genevieve With
row Smith, niece Of Rev. DR.. John Lindsay
Withrow, pastor of Park-street Church
and Clinton Sumner Bradley, Of Chicago
were married at the Park-street Church to
night by DIR. Withrow. A short weddins
trip will be taken and Mr.. and Mrs. Brad
ley Will make their home in Chicago.