The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-10

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OF Clay City. Eugene and Shelby Strother.
Of Louisville. and Mr.. Gaspar. Of Fond du
Lac. Tomorrow Mrs. Boggs and Miss
Boggs. OF Lafayette and James Strother,
of Louisville, will come.
DIR. Albert E. Sterne gave brake ride
last night and a supper at Millersville Tor
Miss Cora Stubbins and Layton Chambers
Walker, whose marriage will take place to-
morrow. The other guests were the mem
bers Of the bridal party, and included Miss
Lucy Matter OF Marion, Miss Percy Walk
er, Miss Maria oster Buchanan, Miss
Susan Thompson, Harry Hammond and
Blake Stone.
Miss Grace Hensley gave shower and
hearts party yesterday afternoon at her
home on Park avenue for Miss Strother.
one OF the June brides. Red and white car
nations adorned the several rooms and the
tally cards. bonbOns and ices were in
shapes symbolic Of the game. With Miss
strother, Miss Hensleys guests were Miss Miss
Haute; Miss Graham. of Chattanooga; Miss
Bryce, OF Columbus; Miss Talley, OF Terre
Haute: Miss Catherine Strother. OF Louis
Vile: Miss Mclaughlin, of Terre Haute;
Miss Mary Van Wrinkle Miss Mabel Nor
ris Mrs. j. Richard Francis, Mrs. Hugh
Richards Miss Anna Wheeler and Mrs. E.
+. Britney, of st. Louis.
Mr. and Mrs. n. A Gladding gave a must
Gale last night for Miss Emma Atkins and
Miss Ola Smith, both of whom have recent
ly returned from the study of music abroad.
A very delightful musicale programme was
rendered. Miss Smith played some piano
numbers; Miss Atkins sang "Se tn n
Anne" and "Qui la VOce; Mrs. Hugh Nc
Gibeny gave a musical monologue and two
songs by Mr.. A. d. Gates. The Golden
Calf" and THE Horn, closed the first
part of the programme. Solos on the violin
were then rendered by Miss Schellschmidt;
THE Three Gypsies:" Miss Smith played
again and Miss Atkins sang 'Connaistu lie
Pays" and Mon Couer SQUIRE ia Voix. ="
The marriage of Miss Helen Mckay,
NrC To-
Kay, and Brandt Theodore Steele, son of
Theodore c. Steele. will be solemnized this
morning at the Mckay home on Broadway.
The Rev. Frederick Dewhurst, of Chicago,
will pronounce the ceremony at o'clock,
using his own marriage service. Noble
Kreider. of Goshen, will play the wedding
music and will play the "Liebes-Lied, from
the "Valkerie." for the entrance music.
The attendants will be Miss Lucy Howe.
Miss Bessie Hendricks, Miss Margaret
Steele and the brides sister, Miss Mary
Louise Mckay. A wedding breakfast will
be served after the ceremony. The bride
and groom will leave to-day for a short
trip and on their return reception will be
given in their honor on the evening or July
by Mr.. and Mrs. Mckay. Among those
who will be here for the wedding are MIR
and Mrs. Edwin l. Allen. of CINCINNATI,
Mrs Catherine Allen, of Waynesville, o.,
and Mrs Frederick Dewhurst, of Chicago.
At s o'clock this morning, in IS. Peter
and Paurs Cathedral. will occur the mar
riage Of Miss Isabel Palmer and Charles "A.
nuptial high mass. Miss Palmer will wear
a gown OF white Paris muslin. embellished
with lace She will wear a picture nat OF
white rose petals and will carry a shower
bouquet of Bride roses. Her sister, Miss
Lucy Palmer, will attend her and she Will
/ be gowned In white organdie, with sash and
! bows of green satin ribbon. Her bouquet
will be of marguerites Mr.. Korbly
will be attended by his brother,
Bernard Korbly. The ushers will be
! Gilbert Hurry and Sherman Steele. After
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served at the home of the brides parents,
Dr. and Mrs. John F. Johnston, on North
| Illinois street. At the brides table with
! the bride and groom will be seated MISS
Lucy Palmer. Mr.. Bernard Korbly, Miss
Anne Hurry, Gilbert Hurry. Mr.. Steele, Mr..
! Vinton, Father Chartrand and Mr.. and
! Mrs. Harry Churchman. Green and white
will prevail in the decorations throughout
| the wedding Among those who have come
! for the occasion is Mrs. Harriet NJ john
| son, of Muncie. The young couple Will take
a short wedding trip and will live at No 60
/ the Lexington, where they will be at home
! after July Is.
CURRY-CLARK.
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
! BLOOMINGTON, Ind. June 9.-Bloom-
/ ington was the scene of a beautiful home
wedding last night in the marriage of Miss
! Nellie Clark, of this city, and Henry c.
| Curry. of Braidentown, Fla. The ceremony
was at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b
| friends being present. The Rev. NJ. q. ALI
son officiated. The young couple left this
morning for their future home in Florida
and were accompanied by Mrs. Curry's
sister Miss Josephine Clark. who will De
married at Tampa within few days, the
prospective groom being Charles Stewart.
CUE-RIFFE.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal
WINDFALL, Ind. June 9-The marriage
of Mr.. Lewis Cue and Miss Maye Rife took
place at the home of the brides parents
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Rife. at O'Clock
this evening, the Rev E. B. Westhafer
pastor of the Methodist Church, officiating
| About forty guests were present. The bride
| has been a teacher in the Windfall public
schools for several terms and resigned only
a short time ago. Mr.. Cue also has been q
teacher in the local schools, but is now
! with the Ober * Mann Company.
BECKETT-WOLFEN
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SULLIVAN. Ind, June 9.-The marriage
of Miss Tressa Wolfenberger and Mr.. Otto
Beckett was announced to-day to take place
at Chickasha, l. T., next Tuesday. Mr.
Beckett formerly lived here but is now en-
/ gagged in business In Oklahoma Miss
| Wolfenberger is one of this citys popular
young women, the daughter of Mr.. and
| Mrs. w. G. Wolfenberger. She is a gradu
ate of the State Normal and has been
teacher in the city schools for the past -four
years.
CHURCH-DAUGHERTY
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
| ELWOOD. Ind, June 9.-Chares Free
man Church, of Chicago, and Miss Anna
Daugherty. principal of the free kinder
| garten al Muncie. were married at th'
| Methodist Church in this city Sunday after
| noon, the Rev. j. A. Beatty. an uncle o
the groom officiating Mr.. and Mrs. Church
went TO Muncie this morning. and after
weeks visit there will go to their new
! home in Chicago.
| KOERNER-SWEENEY
| Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
| JASPER, Ind, June 9.-Louis +. Koernel
and Miss Mayme Sweeney were married to
day. Mr.. Koerner is deputy auditor. Miss
| Sweeney is the only child of ex-senator
| Sweeney.