The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-11-22

of Woodbury.. N. j.. Mrs Edison Wood.
| Mrs. Herbert Wood. Mrs. Edward Taylor,
Mrs. Newton Todd. Mrs. George Kahlo.
| Mrs. Francis T. Hord, Mrs. Walter Mar
mon, jr., Mrs. Preston Kelsey, Mrs Henry
H. Hornbrooks Mrs. samuel Fletcher, Mrs.
| j. p Dunn, Mrs. George Haerle, Mrs
| Gordon Varney. Mrs. William Coburn. Mrs
| Augustus Coburn, Mrs. John " Dittemore
! and Mrs. Harvey Blanton. The children
played with blocks and games and enjoyed
| a general good time.
WINTER-CAREY.
The marriage of Miss Margaret Carey,
daughter of Mrs. Ada NJ. Carey. and Mr..
Clarence Winter occurred last night at
| the home of the bride, on North Delaware
street The ceremony, which was per-
| formed at 8 o'clock. by the Rev. Mr.. Tai
| bot, of Evansville. was witnessed by the
| immediate relatives of both families, and
| was followed by a reception at $50 o'clock
| The bride was attended by her cousin. Miss
! May Serviss, of Marion, and Miss Rather
| Inc Winter, sister of the bridegroom. Mr..
Keyes Winter was the best man, and Mr..
William Winter acted as usher during the
| evening. Both are brothers of the BRIDE
groom. The bridal gown of white
| satin, and Miss Serviss and Miss Winter
| both wore pink gowns. The ceremony was
| performed In the first parlor. the back
| ground being an altar Of palms. The floors
were covered with white canvas, and
| Southern smilax outlined the walls and
| doorways. The chandeliers were draped
with smilax and flowers were placed about
| the different rooms in profusion. Mrs
! Carey assisted during the receiving
| hours by Mrs. Hervey Bates, Mrs. II. P.
| WATSON, Mrs. William Scott Mrs. Winter
| and Mrs. Harry Atkins. Among the guests
| from out OF town who attended the we'd
| ding wer DR.. and Mrs. NJ T. Carey, Mr.
| and Mrs. W. l.. Davis, Mr.. and Mrs David
| Williams, Of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Varney. of Chicago; Mrs. Edward
| w. M. Serviss and Mr.. Harold Serviss of
| Marion; Miss Avery, of Buffalo, n. Y:
and Miss Alice Fenton, of Chicago. MI
| journey. and their return they will re
| side with Mrs. Carey 1918 North Delaware
] street.
BECKHAM-FUQUA.
GREENSBORO. KY, Nov. 21.-Gov. ]. C.
w. Beckham, of Kentucky. and Miss Jean
| Raphael F'uqua, OF this city, were married
tonight at the First Presbyterian Church.
| The wedding was attended by nearly all
the State officials and a large number of
guests from other parts of the State A
reception followed at the Rudd House,
which was q notable social function. The
| Governor and his bride left at midnight on
the private car of w. B. Kniskern. gen.
| eral passenger agent of the Chicago G.
| Northwestern Railroad. a brother-in-law
| of Governor Beckham, for a trip to Chi
cago. Governor Beckham was elected re-
! Gently to fill out the term of the late Gov
| ernor Goebel, he having been acting Gov
ernor since the latter was aSsassinated last
February. His bride Is the daughter of j.
A. Fuqua, a prominent tobacconist, and is
a beautiful young woman.
| The occasion was one that thrilled the
entire city, because of the popularity of
the bride and of the high official position
| or the bridegroom. At exactly Sis the
bridal party in carriages left the Fuqua
mansion for the church. All along the
way faces were peerfng into the carriages
to get a glimpse of the occupants and ev-
erywhere they were given hearty god
| ty, it's decoration being heightened by a
flood of electric lights 1t was literally
packed with a distinguished assemblage.
Beautiful women In enhancing costumes
were present The Governors staff. re-
| SPLENDID in gorgeous uniforms glittering
with gold lace formed a brilliant contrast
to the dignifed justices of the Appellate
from all parts OF the State added dignity
| to the scene. The doors and windows were
| filled with eager faces of women and chill
| dren hoping to see the Governor wed his
bride. Every detail of the wedding cere-
mony was carried out without the slightest
hitch upon which the most superstitious
could build an ill omen. and the happy
bride left the church with the hearty good
wishes of the throng. The same good for
tune followed at the reception, and the
| Governor of Kentucky began his married
| life under the happiest possible auspices.
] HAYS-OVERSTREET
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| GREENCASTLE, Ind, Nov. 22-This
afternoon at 4:SO o'clock the marriage of
Miss Elizabeth Overstreet, of this city,
and Mr.. Frank J. Hays. of Indianapolis.
took place. The ceremony was performed
| I,xyE Z he &c he
brides father, DIR. w. G. Overstreet, on
East Washington street in the presence
| of friends and relatives. The residence
was beautifully decorated with flowers.
| Miss Edna Kinnick presided at the piano.
| The bride wore pale tan silk crepe made
| over pink silk, demi-train. trimmed in
| Russian lace and white satin. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hays left on the evening train for
Indianapolis. and will go to housekeeping
at once in Irvington. The bride is one of
| Greencastle's esteemable young women.
| The groom is a son of Mr.. and Mrs. James
| Med. Hays, of this city, and is manager of
| the Monarch Gas Engine works at Indian
| apolis. Among those from abroad attend
| ing the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. ]. X
| Buskirk. OF bloomington; Mrs. Jodie
Hays, OF Worthington; Mrs. A. A Daggy,
| of Cloverdale; Miss Alice Potter, of Bed
| ford; Miss Ida Orrell, of st. Louis; Miss
Edna Kinnick, Of Franklin; Miss Patrick.
| of Carmi, ILL.,: Mr.: Fred Roster. Miss
Stone and Miss Haxton. of indianapolis.
| FORT WAYNE WEDDINGS.
1 Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| FORT WAYNE, Ind, Nov. H.-Miss
| Georgia Hubbard, daughter of the late
Sidney c. Hubbard, and Mr.. Eugene Henry
| Olds were married at noon, to-day, by
| the Rev. DIR. Moffat. of the First Presby-
| terrain Church. The nuptials were celebrat-
| ed at the brides home, in the presence
| of many guests. The bride was given away
| sister, Mrs. Robert H Garnahan, was ma
iron of honor. The couple left on the after
| noon train for New York.
| Miss Maud B. Keplinger and Mr.. Charles
| T. Pidgeon, vice president of the j. A
| Armstrong Millinery Company, were united
| in marriage at the same hour, the Rev.
]. Webster Bailey, of Plymouth Church, Of
| Chicago.
LINDSTROM-HENRY
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| ANDERSON. Ind, Nov. 21-The mar
riage of Miss Edith Henry, daughter of ex-
| Representative and Mrs. c. l.. Henry and
| Carl Oscar Gustaf Lindstrom took place at
Z o'clock last evening at the home of the
! brides parents, on Jackson street The
| ceremony was performed by the Rev. w.
| III. Bennett of the First Methodist
| Church, in the presence of the immediate
| relatives and a few of the young friends
| of the bride, who was attended by her sis
| ter, Miss Leah Henry. A reception fol-
which there were more than $50 guests.
| The young couple will live here.
! SMITH-HUDSON.
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