The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-04-19

Ter and Mrs. c. b. Crawford The rooms
were prettily trimmed with Easter lilies.
The fourth section of the Hebrew wom-
ems benevolent Society gave a large card
party. yesterday afternoon. at the Auieri-
| Gus Club, entertaining guests for thirty
tables Mrs, J. Eekhouse and Mrs. Henry
kann are the heads OF the section and they
were assisted by the members. There were
eight handsome prizes given TO the
cessful contestants Among the guests
were Miss Bernstein, Of Urbana. Ill.,. Mrs.
Lang, of Ann Arbor. Mich: Mrs. Samuel
solomon, OF Cincinnati, and Mrs Meyer, Of
Richmond.
The last meeting OF the Up-to-date Cinch
CLUB Tor this season was held at the resi-
denee OF Mr. and Mrs. f. Z. Schooler. 1901
Hoyt avenue. Tuesday evening. Short talks
were made by the different ladies and gen.
tlemen OF the club First prizes were won
ISOLATION prizes by Mr. Bauer and Mrs.
Goldsberry. During the evening Mr..
Charles .. Harris and wife, members of the
club, presented invitations to the members
| to assist them in celebrating their fifteenth
wedding anniversary, which occurs on May
3. their home. 500 Sanders street.
Mrs. Harry Temperly and Mrs. Benjamin
| Howard were hostesses for a charming
euchre party yesterday afternoon at the
| residence OF Mrs. Temperly. 2063 Park av-
| enue. The hostesses were assisted in re-
| ceiving by Miss Young, Miss Bertha Bell,
| Miss Bessie Bosler. Mrs. Franklin McCray,
| ny. Among the guests was Miss Elizabeth
| Young, of Shelbyvlle, who is visiting Mrs.
| Howard. Catalano, the harpist. played a
varied programme of music during the aft
| ernoon. About seventy-fve guests were
entertained. The different rooms
adorned with spring flowers and potted
plants.
One Of the most delightful dances of the
season was that given by the leading dance
clubs of the city, at the German House,
last night. The clubs participating in the
dance were the Bezique, the Zenda Club.
the Debonair Club, the Parliament Club
and the Cleon Club. The leaders of the
double grand march were Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l.. Davis on one side and Mr.. j. =.
Mutually and Miss Mamie Matter on the
other. The leaders entered the ballroom
from the two side entrances and they were
| followed by the committee on arrange
ments, Mr.. Robert McDermott. DIR. Joseph
w Cain, DR.. A. f. Buchanan, Mr. John
Hess, Mr.. Guy Jones. Mr.. Charles Pease
and Mr.. Morris Cohen and their company.
Ruby Sheton's Orchestra of eight pieces
played during the evening. Among the
guests from out of town were the Misses
| Shields. Mr.. Fred Smith. Mr. Claude Dunn
and Mr.. Otto Wilson. of Cincinnati; Miss
Jessie. Hurst. of Lockport. n. Y: Miss
Fife, of Salem, o.. Miss Edith Vance. of
Washington. d. c.; Mr.. Earnest Carey and
Mr. Baldwin, of Noblesville: Mr. Henry
Epstein. of Aurora; Miss Patterson, of
Chicago, Ill; Mr.. Charles Kitzinger and
Mr.. w. J. Snyder. of Columbus, and Capt.
w. s. Bauber, of Cleveland, o.
KIEFER-MOXLEY.
Last night at 7:3O o'clock occurred the
| marriage of Miss Martha Theodore Kiefer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs Augustus Kiefer.
and Mr.. George Barrett Monkey. at the
family residence on North Meridian street.
| Rev. NJ. L. Haines oficiated. Miss Irving
Monkey, of Shelbyvile, KY. was the maid
of homer, and Mr.. s. B. Monkey, brother
of f7a Of -
acted as best man. Master Charles Mayer
| and Master Kiefer Mayer, both dressed in
black evening suits, were ribbon bearers,
and formed an aisle from the staircase
| to the north parlor where the ceremony
| was performed. Master Edward Mayer,
| dressed in a white flannel sailor suit, car
| ried a boat of flowers, and little Edna
| Schnull. wearing the gown that the bride
wore at the wedding of Mrs Charles
Mayer. of white lace over pink silk, with
pink silk stockings and slippers, carried a
basket of pink flowers, both strewing the
| flowers before the bride, who entered the
parlor on the arm of her father. The maid
| OF honor wore a pretty gown of pink or
candle over pink silk, with trimmings of
| lace and ribbon and she carried pink roses.
| The bride wore handsome costume of
French mousseline over white taffeta.
The entire gown was fashioned of lace in
| sorting and French tucks. An accordion
plated fiounce of the mousseline. edged
with a ruching, was around the bottom
Of the skirt finished with ruching of
the lace. Her veil was draped with
wreath Of orange blossoms and she carried
a bouquet of orange blossoms and draped
| lace. Harris orchestra, screened in the
| front entrance with a lattice of Southern
smlax, with green background, played
| the "I.ohengrin'' wedding march. and dur
| ing the ceremony, the chorus of Because
Love YOU" The marriage ceremony was
performed in the north parlor before
large mirror, canopied with snilax. The
v.ttl or Of fhns 90 and hn nnf
studded with Bride roses and at the top
of the canopy on the interior a of
| incandescent lights with green shades,
which reflected in the mirror. From the
middle arch of the canopy suspended
a bell, made of Bride roses, and at the
conclusion of the ceremony Master Fred
Mayer pulled ribbon and ball inside the
bell opened showering the bride and BRIDE
groom with orange blossoms. In the door
way of the north parlor hung a heart of
white roses, with the bride and BRIDE
grooms initials. In the opposite doorway
was lovers knot of pink roses. The
south parlor adorned with Meteor and
| American Beauty roses and in the library
yellow was the color used. The dining
room was In pink. The table was entirely
| hidden by a large mirror top in the center
| of which rested a rosebush with about
| three hundred pink roses. The mantel in
| this room was mass OF pink roses and
the buffet was also trimmed with the
| flower. In each doorway arches were
| formed of Southern smilax studded with
| lights with pink shades to represent roses.
| The staircase was hidden by Southern
smilax and intertwined with pink-shaded
| lights Wall pockets trimmed the cOrri-
doris and different rooms and palms were
| grouped i'm the corners and inches. Fol-
lowing the ceremony was a reception at
| $50 o'clock. Assisting Mr. and Mrs Kiefer
| in receiving were MIR. and Mrs. Charles
| Mayer, Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Mayer, Mr.. and
| Mrs. s. Il. Monkey, parents of the bride
groom; Mr.. and Mrs. George Armstrong.
| Miss Bertha Monkey, Mr.. and Mrs. jackson
| Landers. Mr. and Mrs. John f. Wallick.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson, Rev. and
| Mrs. NJ. L. Haines Mr.. and Mrs Evan
4 Lilly, Mr.. and Mrs. George A Schnull,
| Shipp Miss Ship, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Evans and the bridal party During the
| evening there was dancing in the ballroom
| on the third floor. Mr.. and Mrs. Monkey
| left last night on an eastern trip, and on
their return, will be at home with the
| brides parents at 934 North Meridian
| street. Among the guests from out of town
| were Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Monkey. Mr.. and
| Mrs George Armstrong. Miss Martha Mox-
| ley and Miss Irving Monkey, of Shelby
| vile. Ky; Mr.. S. B. Monkey. jr.. of Pough-
| York city; Mr. John Barrett, Miss Susan
| Rankin. of Henderson. Ky: Miss Pauline
| Monkey, of Chicago; Mr. William Hall and
| Miss Hall, of Shelbyville, Ky. Mrs. Kiefer
will give a large reception May is in honor
/ of her daughter Mrs. Monkey, and on the
| same evening Mr.. and Mrs. Kiefer will
| give reception for Mr. and Mrs. Monkey
| BARNARD-FLETCHE
| At noon yesterday occurred the marriage
of Miss Julia Billiard Fletcher. eldest
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