The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-06


rated with flowers and palms. Miss Titus
IS a member Of the church and taught
Sunday school class OF ten young women,
who sang at the service. Miss May IrauD
played during the ceremony 20 Promise
Me- After the church service reception
was held at the home OF the brides par
ents The house was beautifully decorated
in pink and white. The brides cake was
cut and distributed by herself TO the numer-
Gus guests. several of whom were from
other cities I'm the State. Miss Olive Hiatt
accompanied by Mr.. +. L. Titus. The
ushers were Earl l.. Oldridge and L. d.
Mcqueen.
REDFIELD-COE.
The marriage of Mrs. Adelia Williams
Coe. daughter of Mrs. Mary l.. Williams.
and Mr.. Arson Pratt Redheld, of Chicago
took place Yesterday at noon at the resi-
dence of Mrs Williams, i'm Talbot place.
The Rev. William A. Hendrickson, Drotn-
er-in-law of Mrs Coe, pronounced the cere-
mony before a few relatives and friends.
The rooms were fragrant with June roses:
Following the ceremony there was bridal
luncheon, after which Mr.. and Mrs. Red
field left for an Eastern trip. The at nome
announcement is for after June 70, at NO.
| 626 Washington boulevard. Chicago
BIDDINGER-BEYER.
The marriage of Miss Anna Boyer, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Margaret Boyer, and Mr. James
H. Biddinger was quietly celebrated last
California street before the immediate rel
atlVeS. The Rev. Fred Rausch pronounced
the marriage service as harpist softly
played. The bride wore dainty gown of
white Organdie and carried a bouquet OF
| white roses. The rooms were attractively
decorated with palms and flowers. The at
home announcement is for after July /, at
No 132 North California street.
HAMMOND-MCLE
The marriage of Miss Beatrice Mcclellan,
IL nj
Clellan and Mr. Harry Hammond was
quietly celebrated last night at the home
of the bride COZ East Twenty-fifth street,
before the immediate relatives only. The
ceremony was pronounced by the Rev.
oliver w. McGaughey, pastor of the Sixth
gown or white silk null. trimmed with
v6lenciennes lace and ribbon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hammond will be at home after July
l at bOI East Twenty-fifth street.
HILL-CURTIS.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CINCINNATI, June 5.-Miss Anna NJ.
| Curtis, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Francis
! NJ. Curtis, of Norwood, and Mr.. Frank S.
Hill. of Indianapolis, were married at s
o'clock tonight at the home of the bride,
the Rev. Dr. Graham, of the Episcopal
Church, officiating. The bride was gowned
in an elaborate creation of ivory white
a shower bouquet of white sweet peas.
Miss Lillian Taylor, her cousin, of Lafay
| cite, Ind, the maid of honor, wearing
pink silk tissue. Mr.. Henry Huder, of In
guests present were: Mr.. and Mrs. D. S.
| Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Abbott, Mr..
! and Mrs. Henry Lawrence, Mr.. and Mrs.
| John Is. Cockrum, Miss Cockrum and Mr..
and Mrs. William H. Archdeacon. a buffet
| supper was served afterward in the dining
ROOM which was decorated in masses of
pink roses; The bride and groom left to-
| night for the East, and on the way Will
| take a lake trip. They will make their
! home at No. 50 East Eighteenth street. In
| dianapolis and Mrs. Hin will receive on
| Tuesdays after Sept |. Mr.. and Mrs Cur
| tbs and their family came from Indianapolis
| to Cincinnati a year ago.
OHARA-M NAUGHTON.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE, Ind, June 5.-The marriage of
Mr.. John Carl OHara and Miss Florence,
| only daughter of w. A McNaughton, took
| place last evening at the brides home, on
East Adams street. 1t was a quiet affair,
| the Rev. W. l.. Lamport, of the High-street
NJ. +. Church, performing the ceremony, in
the presence of only members of the two
families and the young women of the
| Eleven Club. associates of the bride. The
| ring ceremony was used. The bride was
| gowned in blue crepe de chine over blue
|
! velvet and point lace. Her going-away
| gown was of black broadcloth, a white
| shirtwast and black hat. The bride is a
| social favorite and there was considerable
| disappointment at the secusion of the we'd
| ding. The groom is the only son of w. a.
| OHara, and has been prominent in society.
! The young couple departed for Buffalo and
| New York on a honeymoon trip. Mesdames
| Ella Howell and w. Q. Daily, of Indianapo-
lis, sisters of the brides mother, were
present. There were no attendants.
WABASH HYMENEAL.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind. June 1.-Two weddings
took place to-day and this evening. The
first was the marriage of Mr.. Elijah Henby,
OF Greenfield, Ind, and Miss Elizabeth
Bogue. daughter of Benjamin Bogue, an
old resident of Wabash county. The cere-
mony was performed by the Rev. Oscar
| Moon Bridegroom and officiating minister
| were schoolmates at Earlham College,
| Richmond. from which they were gradu-
| ated.
This evening at o'clock, at st. Bernard 3
| Catholic Church, Mr.. Charles Bolte, of the
| Mexican Art Leather Company this city.
ard Miss Mary Cries, well-known society
| woman, were united by the Rev. Father
| Pratt in the presence of a large number
or guests.
MILLS-BOND.
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
DUBLIN, Ind, June 5.-Prof Joseph c.
Mills, of Fountain City and Miss Jessie B.
| Bond. of this place, were married at noon
| to-day, the Rev. w. II. Pierce, of the NJ f.
| Church. officiating. The wedding took place
| at the pretty country home of the bride S
| mother. Mrs. Anna e. Bond a mile north
| of town. Professor Mills has been a teacher
| in the public schools of Dublin for the past
| three years and was elected superintendent
| for the coming term. Mrs. Mills has been
| the pOstmistress of this place for the past
four years. She is the daughter of the late
| Capt Allen G. Bond. ex-sheriff of Wayne
| county. Both young people are very popular
| in society. They left. this evening for the
! Pan-American exposition on their honey
| moon.
HISSION-COMMONS.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
| UNION CITY, Ind, June 5.-The maria ge
of NJ. w. Mission. recently of Indianapolis
and Miss Elsie Commons took place at
! o'clock this afternoon, al the home of the
| brides parents, DR.. and Mrs. William Com
mons, the Rev. Father Byrne, of Lafayette
| officiating. Mr.. Mission was formerly a
well-knOwn travelling salesman, but he re-
| Gently bought interest in the Union
! City Carriage Manufacturing Company OF
| which he is now secretary. His bride is q
| society leader, prominent i'm the local
! Womans Club and highly accomplished
! They have gone East on their wedding
! trip.
TUCKER-SANDERS
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
LEBANON, Ind, June 5.-The marriage
! of Nr C.aorea T,,,cLar Nra.,-