The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-11
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

fE6oUNAI AMI SUClE1x.
The Kate wheelock Whist Club will meet
Friday morning with Mrs. David Swain
Miss Byers, who is the guest of Miss
Reeves. will return TO her home. in Louis
vile. Monday.
Mrs Cowan, OF Louisville. who has been
visiting Mrs. Lydia c. Millard, Will return
home Saturday.
Mrs Kirchbaum, OF North Meridian
street, will entertain for a number OF visi-
| tors In town this week
| Mrs. Harry s. New entertained twelve
guests last night I'm honor OF Mrs. George
T. Jarvis, OF Louisville.
| Mrs Henry Lane Wallace will give a re-
ception for her guest, Miss Wheeler, OF
| New York, Saturday evening
Mrs. Abner Lewis has issued invitations
| for card party Saturday afternoon at
her home, on Central avenue
Mrs. May Wright Sewall resumed her
Wednesdays at home yesterday. the guest
of honor being Mrs. Francis Davis Baker,
OF Buffalo.
Mr. and MRS. Edward Gates have re-
turned from their wedding trip and are at
home at $40 East Fifteenth street, with Mr..
and Mrs. Dornan n. Davidson.
Miss Katherine Wilson has gone TO Chi
cago to act maid of honor at the mar
riage of her cousin, Miss Grace Wileon, and
Mr.. Henry F. Spelman. Of Spokane. Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben +. Lafayette are spend
Mrs, s. X. Selig. They will go to St. Louis
for a week, then continue their travels in
the South, and will be at home in Chicota,
/. T., after Feb. l.
A change has been made in The Rather
inc Merrill Club programme ior this week
Mrs Caroline II. Griffiths will give THE
Man With Country" instead of Miss
Harriet Noble. and the conversation vol
W. Donnan instead of Mrs Van Buren,
THE Transplanted American" will be given
by Mrs. Helen +. Ccburn as announced.
The Indiana Creamic Association held a
business meeting yesterday afternoon in its
clubroom at the Bates House and elected
officers for the year. They are as follows:
President. Mrs Walter S. Day: first vice
president, Mrs. Amelia l.. Orndorff; second
vice president, Mrs. Alice Ross Hadley;
third vice president. Mrs. T. b. Adams,
Shelbyville; recording secretary, Mrs Mary
Woodsmall; corresponding secretary, Mrs.
" Ws,ch WILCOX; tre M mrs saran sti r.
The programme for the year was made
out and after revision will be published.
LEVEY-LIvINGSTON
One of the handsomest weddings OF the
season was that of Miss Daisy Levey,
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leopold Levey,
and Mr.. Joseph Livingston, of South Bend.
Ind. The ceremony was performed by
Rabbi Messing at the new temple on
North Delaware street at $50 o'clock yes
| terday before a large and brilliant audi
ence. This was the first marriage ceremony
performed at the new temple and it was
| both impressive and beautiful. Mr..
Joseph Joiner played the "Lohengrin'
wedding march as the bridal party
| entered the temple. and during the
| ceremony he played Because and
as the party was leaving Mendelsshons
wedding march was rendered The matron
of honor was Mrs. Aaron Livingston, of
Bloomington, Ill. The bridesmaids were
Miss Sadie Livingston, Of Detroit, wearing
dainty dress of white organdie with trim
mings of yellow lace; Miss Laura Lehman,
OF Cincinnati, wearing green silk with an
overdress of white spangled net and lace;
| Miss Rilla Herff, of Wabash. wearing a
pretty gown of white silk and chiffon; Miss
Minnie Blunthal, Of Marion. wearing a
gown of white silk with spangled net. Little
Master David Livingston, a nephew of the
BRIDE dressed in a full dress suit of white
| broadcloth, carried the ring on pillow of
| daisies, the brides favorite flower. The
| bridesmaids also carried arm boquets of
| daisies. The best man Mr.. Henry
| Levey, brother of the bride. The ushers
were Mr.. Henry New. of Wabash; Mr.. Ben
| jamin Herff, of Wabash; Mr. Max Adler of
| South Bend, and Mr.. Milton Livingston. of
| Bloomington. Ill. Mr. Henry Levey acted
as master of ceremonies.
| The bride walked alone, wearing a hand
| some gown OF ivory satin, made princess,
with skeleton yoke and sleeves OF duch-
| eSse lace. The long veil was fastened with
pearl pins and she carried white morie
| bible. The temple was beautifully decor
ated with daisies and palms and the pews
of the relatives were tied with white satin
ribbon. Following the ceremony was din
ner and dance at the Americas Club. on
North Alabama street to which about $50
1 relatives and very intimate friends were
invited. The tables for the guests were
garnished in smilax and baskets of yellow
and white flowers decorated the center The
brides table was trimmed with daisies. The
| centerpiece was large basket Of daisies,
the handle tied with white satin ribbon.
Seated at this table were the bride and
groom with Mr.. and Mrs. Levey. the brides
parents; Mr., and Mrs. Livingston, parents
of the bridegroom: Rabbi and Mrs. Messing
and Mrs. s. Redelshimer, grandmother of
the bride. After dinner there was dancing.
Mr. and Mrs. Livingston have gone on an
eastern trip and on their return they will
be at lne Hotel Oliver, South Bend, after
Feb. j. Among the guests from out of
town who came to attend the wedding were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Redelsheimer of De-
troit Mr. and Mrs. III. II. Seinsheimer, of
Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Adler. of
Soutn Bend; Mrs. Carrie Adler and son, of
South Bend; Mrs. Blanche Seinsheimer, of
South Bend: Miss Laura Lehman of Gin
cinnatf: Mrs Benjamin Lehman, of Cincin-
| natl; Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Rothschild, Of
Fort Wayne: Mrs. Samuel Redlesheimer, of
Fort Wayne; Mr.. and Mrs. Max Livingston,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Livingston. of South
Bend; Mr.. and Mrs Aaron Livingston of
Bloomington ILL.,. Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Joel.
OF Charlottesville; Mr. Morris Livingston,
OF Bloomington; Mr.. Julius Redelsheimer
OF Seattle; Mr. Sig kircheimer of Chicago;
Mr. George Herff, of Wabash; Mrs Ben
| lamin Levey, of Moberly, Mo-; Mr.. Jesse
| Livingston. of Huntington, Ind; Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Beck. of Huntingdon Mr..
Henry Leyey, of Moberly. Mo-; Mr.. Samuel
chord OF South Bend; Mr.. and Mrs. Duna-
hoo. OF South Bend; Miss Jeanette New of
wabash; Miss Rosetta New, OF Wabash;
Miss Cora Griesheimer of Bloomington
H.; Mr.. Julius Griesheimer of Blooming
ton. ILL.,; Miss Lillian Frendenstein. of
South Bend; Mr.. Charles Nathan of Fort
Wayne; Mrs. Fishel, of Rochester n ".
Miss Rosenthal, OF Fort Wayne: Miss
| Guida Livingston. of Bloomington, ILL.,
BYERS-HARRELL
At > o'clock yesterday afternoon occurred
| the marriage of Miss Clara Gertrude Har-
rell. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Harrell.
and Mr.. Albert Thatcher Byers, of Shelby
vile. at the family residence. ESQ North
| Pennsylvania street. Rev. ]. w. Duncan, of
| Shelbyville. officiating. Only the relatives
and Intimate friends of the families wit
messed the ceremony. which was performed
in the front parlor before an altar OF palms
| and flowers. AS the party entered the
| room the 'Lohengrin'' wedding march was
played by an orchestra, and during the
ceremony the intermezzo from "Cavallerfa
Rusticana" was softly rendered. Miss Cora
Harris acted as bridesmaid and MIR. John