The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-07-19
Mrs. K. H Patterson. AS East North

Mrs K. H. Patterson 4lo East North
street.
Mrs. ]. w. Greenen and Miss Blanche
Greenen will leave tomorrow for Buffalo,
Niagara Falls and Toronto.
Mrs. Anna Drake Robertson, of Hunts
nan, 6I6 North Meridian street.
Mrs Burton Parrot will leave for Yer
mont 10 spend the summer. She will be
accompanied By Mrs. Baker OF Chicago.
Miss Margaret Donnan and Mr. Hugh
quetonsing. Mich, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs Leonidas r Mauzy entertained a
few friends last night for Mr.. and Mrs. j.
r Sherman, who will leave next week for
Michigan TO spend the summer.
The ladies' of Grace VI. f. Church will
give their lawn fete this evening at the
residence Of Mrs. w. Fl. Casweh 100 High
land avenue. II was postponed from
Wednesday evening on account of the rain.
DR.. ]. o. Stllson has returned from mis-
trip TO Buffalo. Niagara Falls and Toronto
Mrs. Sttlson and daughter Blanche VIII re-
main at their summer cottage at Crystal
Beach, Ontario. during the remainder Of the
heated season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lieber will give fam
ily dinner this evening az their summer
home at Meridian Heights. in honor OF
Mrs. Philip Rappaport. Mrs Richard Leio-
er and Mrs. Hugo o. Painter, who VIII sail
next week for Germany to spend the sum
mer.
Invitations have been issued by Mr. and
Mrs. Henry w. MetcaIf for the marriage of
their daughter Marie Louise ana Nj.
Franklin Landers Bridges, 10 take place
Thursday evening. Aug l. at Grace Satne-
dral The ceremony Will be foloWed py
large reception a the home OF Mr.. and MIS-.
Charles Bridges. $50 North pennsylvania
street, after Sept. l.
KOELLING-PIEL.
A pretty summer wedding took place last
night ~ the German Lutheran Church,
when Miss Laura z. Piel. daughter of Mr..
Henry W. Piel, and Mr.. Charles T. Keel
| ling were married before a large gathering
| of friends and relatives. many being from
| out of the city. The ceremony was pro-
nounced by Rev. Peter Seuel The attend
ants were Mr.. Frederick Koelling. Mr..
| Theodore Meyer Mr.. Frederick Ostermeyer,
| Mr. Carl Piel Mr.. Theodore Reinking and
Miss Lille Pie Miss Gertrude Piel. Miss
| Emma koelling and Miss Hulda Seuel, OF
| St. Louis There were two little pages
| Walter Noth. Of Cleveland. and Irwin Rein
king. The bridal march from 'Lohengrin
was played BY Mr.. Theodore Baumgart, OF
Chicago: The bride was given away by
her father. She wore a dainty dress OF
| white liberty satin and lace and carried
| Bride roses. Her veil was fastened with
| orange blossoms. Miss Piel. the maid of
| honor wore white organdie and carried
a bouquet of pink sweet peas. The brides
maids were dressed alike in pink silk or
candle and carried shower bouquets of pink
| sweet peas. The two pages wore white
suits with black patent leather slippers.
| The little flower girl-Hulda Seuel--was
dressed in a fluffy white dress and carried
a basket of sweet peas. Following the
church ceremony there was a large recep-
| ton at the home of the bride, 1902 East
| Washington street. The lawn was bril-
| liantly illuminated and the house thrown
open for the guests. Refreshments were
served In large tent on the lawn. There
was also orchestra for the evening. Mr..
and Mrs. koelling have gone wedding
| trip East and on their return will be at
| home after Sept. Is at 91S East Washington
PRossER-sPELMAN
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SCOTTSBURG, Ind, July 1s-The mar
riage of Miss Sylvia Spelman and Mr.. Clay
| Prosser took place last night at the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church before about 800
friends and relatives The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. Edward L. La Rue.
pastor of the Methodist Church The
| bride wore dress of crepe de chine. made
| over white silk, trimmed in white duchesse
| satin ribbon and with vandyke points of
| the crepe de chine Mrs. Goldie Jurgens
| was matrOn of honor and wore white or
candle. The bridesmaids were Misses Daisy
\ and Jewel Spelpan. Ida Prosser Mae john
| son, Mabel Harrison and Coral Hamacher.
| They were gowned in French organdie,
| trimmed in white satin ribbon and lace and
made over yellow silk. Mr.. Everett Pros
ser of Indianapolis, was the best man. The
| little ribbon girls were Grace Wells. Jessie
Barkley. Pearl Traylor and Anna Richard
son. MISS Edna Price played the wedding
march. The front part of the church was
mass of flowers and foliage. Mr.. and Mrs.
Prosser left this evening for Cincinnati.
Cleveland. Buffalo and other points East.
JEwETT-DUNGAN.
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. July 1s.-The marriage of
/ Miss LaRhue DUNCAN daughter of County
Recorder George DUNCAN, and Fred Jew
EFT. superintendent of one of Ball Bros.
fruit jar factories, took place this after
noon at the First Baptist Church. the Rev
! c. NJ. Carter officiating in the presence of
more than three hundred invited guests
! The maid of honor was Miss Eva DUNCAN
/ sister of the bride. the bridesmaids being
| Misses Nellie Jewett. Inez Koerner, Ethel
| Ian was best man, and the ushers were
! Fred Metz, Frank Dean, Arthur DUNCAN
and Arthur Meeks. Emily Shirk was flower
| girl. They left, this evening, for the Thou
sand islands. after a reception in the
! church parlors.
SwAIN-KELLY.
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
| RICHMOND. Ind. July 1s-william
Swain, son of Charles G. Swain. ex-county
clerk. and Miss Myrtle Kelly were married
last Saturday but the affair was kept quiet
until to-day. They will leave shortly for
| trip the lakes and will then go 10
Madison. Wis, to reside. that being Mr..
SWANS Headquarters as rural route in
| spector. Miss Kelly has been teaching in
| the Dayton. o., schools.
GITHENS-HODSON.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
| WILKINSON. Ind. July 1S-Arthur
Citizens of New Castle. and Miss Ethel
Hodson. of this place. were married last
evening at o'clock. the Rev. Mr.. Leigh.
of Shirley officiating. After a short we'd
ding TIP they will return here TO live.