The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-11-28

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of Minneapolis: Among the guests were
Mr. and Mrs. II. III. Fulton, Of Elmira, N.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Gates entertained
Ine washington Club last night at their
apartments at the Savoy in honor of Mr..
ana Mrs. George Whitley, of Ohio who
were formerly residents of this city and
members of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bowling. who were
married Wednesday afternoon at the brides
nome in Holton, Kan, will be with Mrs.
Dowling's aunts. Misses Nettie and Mary
Stewart, until their new home on Park
avenue is completed.
The Weewoka Cinch Club gave Thanks
giving dinner and dance at the home of
Miss Stella Burton. The members of the
cluD are Misses Anna Whittenmyer, Lena
knech, Rose Luesche, May Obergfell,
Lorena Beck and Stella Bruton and Messrs.
Charles Lauck, Frank Gantner, Will Rem
ner, Herman Smith, Charles Fritz and
Oliver Vanier
Mr. and Mrs. Robert s. Hall entertained
az dinner yesterday at their home on
North Capitol avenue in honor of their
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles G. Richard
SON. OF Chicago. and Mrs. z. H. Simpkins,
meet them were Mrs John Nc Hall. Mrs
Elizabeth Westfall, Miss Helen Westfan,
Mr.. Oliver Parry and Mrs. Charles G.
Richardson. jr., of Chicago.
Mr.. j. Ward Walker, of Greenfield.
brought party over from that city last
night TO attend the performance of Ben
ID arr; nd The hS party used a special interurban
car ana were guests of Mr.. Walker from the
time they left Greenfield until they returned.
Those in the party were: Mr.. ]. Ward
Walker y, u IT,, Miss Sarah Walker. Mr.. and Mrs.
r. +. Wilson' Mr.: and Mrs. j. A. Whitesell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Wood l.. Walker. Mary
White. w: a Black, Miss Eta Barrett,
Miss Ora Bragg, Mr.. Lee Barrett, Mayor
and - Mrs sc G. a A1,u Carr and Daughter. Mr.;
Mrs. w. w. Cook, Col. and Mrs E. p
Thayer, Miss Myrtle Ridpath of Green
castle. Frank Lord. Miss Jessie Lloyd of
columbus, IEd., Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Nc
Cole, Miss Laura Mckee, Mrs. A ]. New,
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Pilkerton and daugil-
, M MISS sadie Patterson Chester Robb.
amer. Mr.: and Mrs. A. P. Strickland, Mr..
Clarence Thomas. Miss Margaret Tobin and
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Cooper.
HALL-HOWE.
pretty wedding yesterday afternoon
was that of Miss Lucy Howe, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Wait Howe, and Mr..
Archibald II. Hall, Of Springfield, Ill,
which was soemnized at the family home
stead on New Jersey street In the pres
ence of the immediate relatives and few
friends of the two families. The decora-
tons for the several rooms were chrysan-
themums and the light fell from shaded
candles. The Rev. r. s. Osgood of the
Mayfiower Church, officiated. The attend
ants were Mr.. and Mrs. Brandt Steele
Miss Susan Howe and Miss Grace Arm
strong. A harpist played the wedding
music. The bride was beautifully gowned
In a white louisine robe, fashioned with
embroidered grapes and spangled gauge
She wore a veil and carried bouquet of
Bride roses. Mrs. Steele wore her we'd
ding gown of embroidered mousseline Miss
Howe wore a gown of pale pink and cream
silk and Miss Armstrong was in white
ergandie; The guests from away were Dr.
| Mrs. Robert Hamilton, of Greenfield; Mr.
and Mrs. Edward White, of Muncie; Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Miller and Miss Lambert,
| of Greensburg; Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hall,
| of Rensselaer,; Professor Fox. of Chicago,
| and Mrs. Avery, of Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hall left yesterday afternoon for Chicago,
| and will be at home in Springfield, ILL.,,
| after jan /.
SHEPPARD-BENNETT
| At noon yesterday occurred the marriage
| of Mr.. Clifford Sheppard. of Indianapolis,
and Miss Rowena Bennett, of Broad Rip
| pie, at the NJ. r. Church at Broad Ripple.
The Rev. Frank Lewis pronounced the
service in the presence of about three hun
| d-ed of the friends and relatives of the two
| families. The bride wore a gown of pearl
| grey and blue silk and carried a cluster of
! chrysanthen:ums and roses. Her hat was
| of white ermine. Miss Stella Hessony
! Mr.. Chester White and Mr.. William Hea
| ton of Nora, o. After the service at the
| church 1dln2 breakfast was served al
the home of the brides parents. Among
| those present were Mrs. Ralph Pattison, of
| Chicago; Mrs. Edith Newlin, of Plainfield
Mrs. Dr. Thompson, of Irvington; Mr.. and
/ Mrs. w B. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
| Whitesell. Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. Bennett
and Miss Leila Hartman, Clyde Sheppard
and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sheppard. OF In
! dianapolis Mr.. and Mrs. Sheppard will
| reside at ITO Beville avenue.
SEDAM-ZOLLNER.
| The marriage of Miss Emma Zollner
and Mr. Charles Sedan was solemnized
at noon yesterday in the Blackford-street
NJ E. Church by the Rev. ]. T. Jones. The
church was beautifully decorated with
palms and chrysanthemums. The bride
wore white batiste trimmed with lace. Mrs
| Lawrence Cobler. sister of the bride acted
| as matron of honor, and Miss Hazel Zoll-
ner, another sister, was bridesmaid. Mr.
| Ed f. Krentler was best man to Mr.. Sc
dam and Mr. Silas Taylor and Mr.. H. A.
| Thurston were ushers. Visitors from out
! of town were: Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Sc
dam. louisville; Mr.. and Mrs. Picketts
| Whiteland: Mr.. and Mrs Robinson, Waiver
| ley; Mr.. and Mrs. g. y. Bevel. Miss Agnes
| Bevel and Miss Hazel Bevel, of Alexandria
Mr. and Mrs Sedan will be at home al
$50 North West street after Dec ], 1903
HISER-GRAHAM
Miss Nellie May Graham, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Graham, and Mr.. Al
fred c. Hiser were married at O'Clock
last night at the home of the brides
parents on North Capitol avenue. The
Rev DIR. Lucas pronounced the service
There were no attendants. The bride was
daintily gowned in white swiss and carried
| chrysanthemums. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiser will
be at home after Dec. 10 at 201 North
Capitol avenue.
RENO-BRANN.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
GREENWOOD. Ind. Nov. 27.-Last night
at the beautiful country home OF Mr.. anC
Mrs. voris Brann. the marriage of theil
youngest daughter, Miss Gale. and Mr.
Georce Reno. OF Indianapolis. took place