The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-01-03


/ Harry Sloan Hicks will give several read
| ings. The committee for the evening in
ciudes Mrs. w. S. Wynn, Mrs. Thomas Tag
CART. Mrs X. Il. Butler, Mrs. f. II. Ed
ridge, Miss Annie Fraser Miss Josephine
Robinson, Miss OMalley and MIR. David
Coffin.
| Among the guests who will go from
Indianapolis to the Mahan wedding in
| Lebanon this evening are Mr.. and Mrs.
Roscoe o. Hawkins Mr.. and Mrs. z. j.
| Foster. Miss Sara Foster, Miss Margaret
| Foster. Mrs. Delano, Mr. and Mrs. Gro
well of Franklin Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Mrs. Charles E. Kregelo. DR.. and Mrs. Hus-
sey. Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Bradshaw and
Mr. Archibald Bradshaw. Miss Clara Haw-
kins and Mr.. Gaylord Hawkins left yes
| terday for Lebanon, and they were guests
| at a dinner given last night by Miss Mahan,
q sister Of the bride, for the bridal party.
| Mrs. Charles II. Albeit gave recep-
| ton yesterday afternoon, to Introduce her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Ernst Lawrence ADJ
+, bett nee Miss Rose Budd. Mrs. Albeit
wore her wedding gown of white lansdown.
| with chiffon and lace trimming. The
hostess was assisted during the afternoon
| by Mrs. A j. Mcintosh, Mrs. William III.
| Cooper Mrs. III. M. Bronson, Mrs. Robert
p. Craft Mrs William A. Budd. Mrs. John
| Budd, Mrs. Thaddeus Houston, Mrs. Thorn
as Potter, Mrs. w. r. Cooper, the Misses
| Cora and Flora Fletcher and the Misses
Mcintosh. The rooms were adorned with
palms grouped about and flowers In vases
| adorned the mantel In the dining room
yellow daffodils and narcissii were used on
the daintily appointed refreshment table:
| DR.. Rebecca Rogers George was the
| hostess for a reception yesterday after
noon. entertaining in honor Of DR.. Caro-
| lyn McElroy, of Delaware o., and Mrs.
Swain, wife of the president OF the State
| University The hostess was assisted by
| Mrs J. Cumming Smith, Mrs. James Nj.
| Winters, Mrs. Alfred +. Potts, Mrs. VIII
liam II. Hubbard, Mrs. W. G. Hall, Mrs
| c. T. Mrs.
| William Churchman,, Miss Eleanor Kirby,
Mrs Charles Garrard Miss Adelaide Car
man. Miss Brooke Griffin, Miss Sarah
| MAYO, Miss Henrietta Hill, Miss Julette
Brown, Miss Anna Mccoy and Miss Emily
| Winters. The first parlor was adorned
with deep crimson carnations, In the sec
| ond parlor bright scarlet carnations were
used and in the dining room the decora-
| ton was pink carnations. The lights in the
various rooms were of the same color as
| the flowers used.
| The officers and directors Of the Young
Women's Christian Association were host
esses for an informal public reception yes
| terday afternoon, when the new home was
thrown open for public inspection: The
| various rooms were decorated with gar
| lands of laurel and holly entwined and fes-
tooned on the walls, with large wreaths
| of the holly placed here and there and
suspended from the ropes or green POM
settia plants adorned the tables and man
tells, and altogether the rooms looked very
officers include Mrs f. F. McCrea. Mrs.
c. ]. Buchanan, Mrs. A. b. Mitchell Miss
Julia Ross Fish. Mrs. III. G. GAYLORD; MRS.
Bert Essex. Mrs. j.. c. Adams, Mrs. w. ID.
Pratt, Mrs. +. G. Cornelius. Mrs. Alice
Snider. Mrs. Joseph Allerdice. Mrs. r. w.
Furnas, Mrs. Jennie Bard Dugdale, Mrs
H. Fl. Gibbs, Mrs. ]. A. Furgason, Mrs.
Elnora Griffiths. Mrs. Allen b. Philputt.
Mrs c. L. Galloway, Miss Addie Wallace
| Miss Mary Dunler, Miss Bonnie Summet
Miss Estelle Glossbrenner, Miss Mullins
| L, Elizabeth
Mckenzie, Miss Leila Kern and Miss Clara
j. Anderson. Several hundred callers were
entertained during the receiving hours.
EFROYMSON-FEIBL
The marriage of Miss Celia Feibleman
and Mr.. Meyer Efroymson occurred yes
terday evening at $3.50 o'clock at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Isadore Efroymson, 800 East
North street Rabbi Messing performed
the ceremony before an audience composed
of relatives and friends of the families.
Mr.. Lewis Efr0ymson acted as best man.
The bride entered the parlor on the arm
of her brother, who gave her away. She
wore a gown OF white Paris muslin, fash
toned Of tucks and trimmed with liberty
satin and lace insersion. She wore a white
veil and carried Bride roses. harpist
played the wedding music from "Lohen-
grim" and during the ceremony rendered
| Call Me Thine own" Pink and white
carnations formed the decorations through
the different rooms Mr.. and Mrs. Efroym-
son have gone on wedding journey to
Washington. New York and Florida, and
on their return they Will be at home at
2107 North Delaware street
MDONALD-BELL.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| RICHMOND, Ind, Jan. 2.-St. Paurs
Episcopal Church was the scene at noon
to-day OF one of the most elaborate we'd
dings of the season. The principals were
Mr.. Malcolm Scott Mcdonald, of West
Lebanon Ind, and nephew Of Mr.. Frank
H. Scott, president of the Century Com
pany, New York, and Miss Hannah Chrys
" Bell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Edward
Bell. The bride has been one Of the most
popular young women of the city. The
ceremony was performed by the Rev. Fred
erick o. Granniss, rector of the church,
in the presence of an assemblage that en-
tirely filed the edifice. The vested choir
sang and the full Episcopal ceremony was
used The bride was gowned In white
and old lace trimming, wore large white
hat of tulle and carried lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor was Miss Jennie Rob
and carried violets. The bridesmaids were
the Misses Estella Roney, Jeanette Craig
head and Maud Kaufman, gowned in green
wore a large hat of green and white and
carried violets The best man was Mr..
EdIoe Morecock OF Newport News and the
Joseph Massie and Frank Mcdonald. all of
Newport News, and Paul Comstock, of this
| CITY The ceremony was followed by a
breakfast to a small company at the bride S
home and later the bridal couple left for
o trip East. Newport News will be their
future home Mr.. Mcdonald being in the
| employ of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad
at that point
SUTTON-JUDY.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
| WILLIAMSPORT, Ind, Jan. MIR. z.
Guy Sutton and Miss Blanche Judy both
! of this place, were quietly married at the
home of the brides mother yesterday after
noon, only immediate relatives and close
friends witnessing the ceremony. Mr.. SUIT
ton is the youngest son of Attorney John
W. Sutton. of this place. He was graduated
| from Purdue University last June, and is
| engaged in teaching in the county. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sutton are both graduates of the Will
| Transport High School. Mrs. Sutton has
also taught in the county and is a sister of
J. +. Judy, OF Judyville.
COOK-HORSEY.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
| BEDFORD, Ind. Jan. 1.-The wedding
| of Mr.. j. j. Cook and Miss Isabel A Hor-
sey took place this afternoon at the home
of the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. c. ].
Horsey Rev James Small officiating The
bride is q well-known newspaper woman
| and has held every position in a newspaper
| office, from compoSitor TO general manager
| The groom is a merchant of Drew N c.
They left at once for North Carolina.