The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1901-09-19

lean Financial Trust Company, of this city.
Miss Stein and Mr.. Bailey were known to
be engaged. Miss Stein visited at Vineyard
Haven during the summer Mr. and Mrs.
George A. Bacon, Mr.. Bacon being presi-
dent Of the American Financial Trust Com
pany.
Mrs. Bacon during August. He was called
TO the City of Mexico, and ii was decided
that the wedding should take place at once.
The ceremony was performed at the Bacon
home, only a few friends being present.
Mrs. Bailey is living at " East Eighty
second street. After Mr.. Baileys return
this week they will live at the Hotel Ma
jestic.
Miss STEMS fine contralto voice has
been heard in public in New York and
other large cities. She was born in Albany.
In 1891 she appeared in leading roles with
the Emma Juch Grand Opera Company,
one of her successes being in Lucia" She
afterward sung with Fursch. Madi. Galassi
and others. In 1898 she sang with the Han
del and Haydn Society and the Apollo So
ciety at Boston. She has on six occasions
been the soloist at the Worcester CMass)
musical festival.
Miss Stein has also been heard with the
Thomas Orchestra at Chicago the Pitts
burg Orchestral Society and the st. Louis
Choral Society. She is to appear as Judith
in the oratOrio of that name, to be given
at the Worcester festival Sept. 25 the ora
torio having been written by George w.
Chadwick, with the view that Miss Stein
should sing the title role. She will not re-
tire entirely from the concert stage"
RAPP-GOUGH.
The marriage of Miss Elizabeth Isabel
Cough, only daughter of Mrs. Hannah l..
Cough, and Mr.. Alfred Theodore Rapp took
place yesterday morning at o'clock at St.
Joseph's Church, the high nuptial mass be-
ing celebrated by Father Francis Dowd.
Miss Stella Vondersaar played the organ,
and the choir was assisted by Mrs. Frank
O'Brien: The bride was gowned in white
swiss, the skirt being made with numerous
narrow ruffieS and insertions of Valen-
ciennes lace, the high corsage having also
insertions and edges of lace. The bride
wore her first communion veil and carried
single Bride rose was clasped. The only
attendants were Miss Katherine Reynolds
and Mr.. John, Reynolds. Miss Reynolds
wore white Persian lawn and lace trim
med with white ribbon, carrying a pink
shower bouquet of roses. After the cere-
mony a wedding breakfast was served at
street Mr.. and Mrs. Rapp left at noon for
wedding trip, and on their return will be
at home with Mrs. Cough.
STOKER-ANTLE.
Miss Jennie Antle, of Elwood. and Mr..
Oliver Stoker, of Frankton, were quietly
married at the home OF the brides sister,
Mrs. James e Nelson, 5s5 North California
street, Tuesday evening. Only the immedi@
ate family were present The bride wore a
Slnple gown OF white OrBandy, trimmed
with white satin and Valenciennes lace.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev.
9. Croan. Mr.. and Mrs. Stokes will leave
saturday for their farm near Frankton,
where they Will live.
MISUNDERSTANDING
CHICAGO, Sept 1S.-The marriage of
Miss Birdice Blye and DR.. William b. S.
Richardson was solemnized to-day at the
home of the bride in this city by Rt. Rev.
RI Of q
Church. Miss Blye has a reputation as a
pianist and is well known to the members
of the Western Association of Writers,
having conducted the musical part of its
programmes at several of it's annual meet
ings. She is n member of a well-known
family Of northern Indiana. She wore an
imported white silk gown trimmed with
lace and diamond ornaments, the gift of
the groom. The groom is a son of DIR. John
Richardson, prominent I'm Chicago medical
circles for many years, and is himself a
well-knOwn physician.
GORMAN-HILL.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CENTERVILLE, Ind, Sept. S.-The mar
riage of Clarence w. German, train dis
patcher Of Evansville and Miss Adah Hill.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd X. Hill.
was solemnized at s o'clock on Wednes-
day evening at the home OF the bride the
Rev. l.. r. Retts. of the Methodist Church.
officiating in the rites. After tour
a
the St. George, Evansville.
CASTOR WEDDINGS.
Special to the Indiana polls Journal
CASTOR, Ind, Sept 1S.-F. NJ Rector
and Miss Jessie Wooding, both Of this
place, were married this morning. Mr..
Rector is a popular young school teacher
of Delaware county. and is principal OF the
Selma High School.
DR.. j. r. futile and Miss Ina BenOy OF
Wheeling, were married this evening.