The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-01-04
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Miss Mary W. Wells has returned from
visit to relatives in Greenfield.
Mr. and Mrs. James S. Cruise and Ms.
Jones, who have been visiting III ST. LOUIS,
arc home again.
Miss Dorothy Jungclaus will return to
Cincinnati to-day TO continue her studies
in the College of Music. :.
Mrs. Blanche Caldwell of Chicago, is vs.
iting her son. Mr.. William Caldwell and
family, on North Capitol avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. George l.. Bradbury will
for Florida. Mr. ID. p. Erwin and Miss Err
win will accompany them.
Brownson Council, Young Mems Insti-
tute. will give dancing party for the new
officers on Friday evening, Jan. S, at its
hall. 615 East North street.
Miss Ella Wallenstein. of Paducah. Ky.
will visit Mrs. Michael Bamberger. 10l5
North Alabama street, for some time. Mrs.
Bamberger will entertain for her guest
Monday.
terday for a progressive hearts party In
honor Of Mrs. Bowan, of Louisville. Among
the guests were Mrs. William Maclay Hall,
of Pittsburg, and Mrs Paul, of Chicago.
Mrs. B. B. Minor, 2o1o North Meridian
street, will entertain Section ''Y' of the
Ladies' Social Circle Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Sewing, music and recitations
will complete the afternoons programme.
Miss Lena T.. Brash gave a matinee party
yesterday afternoon for Miss wocher AMI
her guests. Miss Durand, of Chicago, and
Miss Hayward, of Pana, Ill. The other
guests were Miss Ethel Failey and Miss
Eudora Landers.
Mrs. NJ. Selig. OF sos North Capitol ave-
nue., will be at home en- familie Sunday aft
ernoon for Mrs. Fran eastman. of Kansas
City, No.; Mrs. Leon Selig, of st. Louis,
Mo-; Miss Sophia Halls. of Allegheny. Pa,
and Miss Gertrude Selig, Of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Willard III. Coburn. 1910 North Del
aware street. will receive informally Fri
day afternoon for Mrs. John w. Riley
before her departure for the East. She
will be assisted by the Wimadausis Club.
of which she is a member.
Miss nellie O'Day and DR.. William Gar
yer were quitely married Tuesday at the
parsonage of Roberts Park Church, Rev.
c. Z. Bacon officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Carver left Immediately after the cere-
mony for Cincinnati. They will reside in
Connersville.
Mrs. Harry Temperly was the hostess for
an informal card party yesterday after
noon. Assisting here were Mrs. ID. L.
Shields. Mrs. Frank Fuller, Mrs. p. A.
Haverlick Mrs. Il. Skies, Mrs. r. Rathfen,
Mrs. Benjamin Howard. Mrs. Samuel jack
son. Mrs. w. r. Lowry. Mrs. Samuel Ty-
nike and Mrs. Robert j. Elliott.
SELIG-LAFAYETTE
pretty home wedding was that of Miss
Estelle Selig, eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. K. Selig and Mr.: Benjamin Frank
lin Lafayette, of Checotah, I. T., at o'clock
last night at the family residence, 2406
College avenue. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rabbi Messing In the north
parlor. beneath bower of white roses
and palms and overhanging smilax. Mr..
Samuel Hahn and Mr.. Samuei Selig. Of
Philadelphia, acted as masters of cere-
mony. At the first strains of Lohengrin's
wedding march the ring bearer, Miss Gun
delfnger, carrying the ring q white
satin cushion and wearing dainty gown
of white silk. trimmed with accordion
plated ruffies of mousseline came down the
stairs, followed by the maid of honor,
a sister of the bride. Miss Florence Sc
| lig, who wore q gown OF white organdie
over silk, with trimmings of lace and in
sertion and carrying an arm bouquet Of
American Beauty roses. she was followed
| by the bride who entered on the arm of
| her father She wore a handsome gown
lace and hounceS of accordion plated
| mousseline. The long veil was caught
with a diamond sunburst, the gift of the
groom and the veil was draped with orange
| blossoms, sent to the bride from the South.
| She carried white satin Bible --ie bridal
party was met by the groom and his at
tendant. Mr. Max Kaufman. of Dardan-
| elle Ark, in the north parlor. curing
+! the ceremony iounod's ave Maria" was
| rendered by harp and violin. After the
| ceremony dinner was served to about sixty
guests, the relatives and most intimate
| friends OF the family. The brides table
was trimmed with pink and white roses
| and ferns the silver candaIabra held
| at the brides tables. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schaffer. of ST.
/ Louis Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Oliver. of ST.
| Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Selig, of ST.
Louis: Mr.. Samuel Selig, of Philadelphia;
Miss Gertrude Selig. of Philadelphia; Mr.
| and Mrs. Max kaufman. of Dardanelle,
/ Ark; Mr.. and Mrs Barnard Goldsmith
/ of Dallas, Tex. MIR. and Mrs. Felix Half
and Miss Sophia Half. of Allegheny. Pa. ;
/ Mr.. John A. Sullivan, of Denison, Tex.
Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette left last night for
a trip TO Chicago and st. Louis. and they
will visit several Southern cities before
going TO Checotah. i. Il, where they will
| reside. They will be at home at the Hotel
| Gentry. after Feb. ]. Miss Selig has peen
| an active member of the Matinee .ausicale
for several years and was one of the char
| ter members of MIR. Max Leckner's musical
| society Mr.. Lafayette IL prominent in
Western politics and kilograms OF congrat-
| ulation were received yesterday from Mr.
| " .iliam j. Bryan, Ex-Governor Stone. of
| Missouri Mr.. j. c. Wetmore, of ST. Louis
Senator Vest, of Missouri.
| DAVIDSON-GATES
| Last night at s o'clock occurred the mar
riage OF Miss Helen Davidson, youngest
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dorman n. Da-
| wilson and Mr.. Edward Gates, at the
| Second Presbyterian Church before large
and fashionable audience. Rev. Joseph A.
| Milburn performed the two ring ceremony
| assisted by Rev. Allen Philputt. of the
| Central Christian Church. The brides
attendant was her sister, Miss Lavalette
Davidson, OF Buffalo, n. Y. the best
man was Mr.. Robert III. Carnahan, of Fort
Wayne. The ushers were Mr.. William
Garrard Comfy, Mr.. Henry y. cohurn. Mr..