The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-06-28

er. and Mr.. Oscar Boecher were married
before large number of friends and rela-
tives. The Rev. Mr.. Nestle, OF Zion Evan
gelical Church, pronounced the ceremony
as an orchestra played the intermezzo from
'Cavalleria Rustcana. For the entrance
| OF the bridal party the wedding march
| from Mendelssohn was played. The bride
vas attended by Miss Alma Ungericht
| Miss Alma Hermany and Miss Pearl
| Howard. Mr.. Edward Rauch was best
man. The ribbon bearers were little Hazel
Ungericht and Emma Lahman. VINO formed
an aisle with white satin ribbons from the
stairway 10 the mantel In the frst parlor
where the ceremony was pronounced. The
! little girls wore dainty white dresses
trimmed with laces and ribbon The man.
| tel was very pretty with garlands OF smilax
and palms arranged about the base. As
paragus vines were entwined from the
mantel 20 the walls and formed frleze
| about the rooms. The bride wore a pretty
gown of white point d'esprit over SILK. The
corsage was trimmed with orange blossoms
and orange blossoms held the veil In place
She carried an arm bouquet OF Bride roses
Miss Cngericht wore yellow SILK organize
over yellow silk and carried yellow roses
| Miss Hermany and Miss Howard wore
| gowns fashioned alike of pink Paris muslin
over pink silk and carried pink roses. The
mantels In the different rooms were pretty
| with a mass OF foliage. In the music room
the flowers used were yellow daisies. and in
| the dining room the scheme was pink and
| green. For the center of tho table was
| basket of pink roses. and extending from
| the chandeliers were garlands of smilax TO
| the four corners, there caught with large
butterfly bow OF pink satin ribbon. The
| sideboard was adorned with pink roses and
ferns. During the evening the young peo-
| pie danced on platform arranged beneath
a canopy on the lawn. Among the guests
Mr. and Mrs. Boecher have gone on a
| wedding trip. and their return will be at
| home 10 their friends after Sept. at No
sos West New York street
STARR-AIMAN.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PENDLETON, Ind. June 27.-The mar
riage OF James NJ. Starr, of Anderson, and
! Miss Maud Aiman of this city, took place
| at the residence of the brides mother. on
| Fast State street last evening the Rev.
J. A. Suner officiating. Only immediate
relatives of both were present, including
| the parents Of the groom, ex-Sheriff John
of the bride Mrs. Elmer futile, and her
| husband. Of Indianapolis. The bride Is
a daughter of the late b. F. Aim 1d,,a and Is
| ciety women Of Pendleton. The young
| couple will live In Anderson
VAN FLEET-PHILLIBER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| ELKHART, Ind, June 27.-Just as the
Rev A. u. Ogllvie, of the Congregational
! Church. began the ceremony to unite Mr..
George Van Fleet and Miss Grace Philliber
in marriage a canary, whose cage hung
near. burst out in such rapturous song that
| the minister was compelled to pause untii
| the songster finished its melody. the thirty
| guests in the meantime becoming nervous
| lest the interruption would cause serious
| embarrassment on the part or the prln-
| cipals Mr.. Van Fleet Is the youngest son
OF j. NJ. Van Fleet, ex-judge of the Elkhart
| Circuit Court.
DUNHAM-LINK.
| Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
JEFFERsoNvILLE. Ind. June 2.-Har-
| - I, T,OI 4 k.
Louisville deaf mutes. were married at
| the home of the groom's mother. Mrs.
Lewis Durham. this evening at $50 o'clock.
| The young people are members of promi-
| nent families and extensive preparations
| were made for the event. The Rev. FRED,
erick Chapman, of this city. said the run
| Episcopal ceremony, which was interpreted
| by the Rev. NJ. Johnson, mute minister.
| of Louisville. Quite a number OF dear
mutes were present at the ceremony.
| SIMPSON-SPURLIN.
| Special TO the indianapolis Journal
| KOKOMO, Ind. June 27.-Ernest L.
Simpson. son of Grin Simpson. of Center,
Howard county and Miss Maude Spurlin.
| daughter of Henderson Spurlin, living two
miles south of this city, were married last
evening. the ceremony being by the Rev;
| John kob, or Center. The groom Is
/ graduate of the electrical department OF
| the General Electrical Company at
Schenectady, n. Y, where the newly
welded couple will reside after the wedding
sLICK-TRoXELL
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
! WABASH, Ind June G.-The marriage
of Elmer (. Slick. a prominent young at
| torney and politician and a nephew of the
| late Judge Slick. OF this city. ard Miss
| Lena Troxell. daughter OF wealthy resi-
dent of Lagro, was solemniZed at noon TO-
wedding breakfast was served and imme-
| diately afterward Mr.. and Mrs. Slick left
| for the East on a short tour. They VIII be
| at home in this city on Aug. 10
Welded AN AUSTRIAN COUNT.
BUFFALO. June 27.-The wedding of
| Count Franz Josef Won Larisch Moenich.
| of Austria. a nephew of the Emperor Of
| Austria, and Miss Marie Satterheld. daugh-
ter Of the late John Satterfeld. the
Standard oil magnate, took place this
afternoon at the brides home in Delaware
avenue. There were two ceremonies. jus
tice Haight. of the Court of Appeals, first
united the couple and the Rev. Cameron j.
Davis afterward read the Episcopal mar
riage service.
STIEGLITZ-
Special to the indianapolis Journal
FORT WAYNE, Ind, June 27.-The nup-
tails of Miss Margaret Hogan. daughter of
a prominent local official OF the Pennsyl-
vania Company. and Mr.. Gustave Stieg-
litz of Chicago. were celebrated this morn
ing at the Cathedral by the Rev. Father
Roche Miss Genevieve Hogan and Mr.
Harry Hogan were the attendants The
bridal couple left In the evening for visit
TO Indianapolis
SIMMS-GREGG.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL. Ind, June 27-Miss Lillian
Gregg eldest daughter OF Professor and
Mrs. j. c. Gregg. and Charles Simms were
w
Of the brides parents. on North Meridian
street. The Rev. H.. {. Bently, of the
Methodist Church, ofncated. After the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Simms left over
the Vandalia for trip through the East.
MCAIN-BELL.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
PORTLAND. Ind, June 27.-Mr Alfred c.
Mccain and Miss Mary Bell both promi-
nent young people of Dunkrk were mar
ried last evening at the Methodist Eps-
/ copal parsonage In this city, the Rev. NJ.
a. Harlan officiating