The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-27


Mr. and Mrs. James Mcintosh observed
I the first anniversary of their marriage with
a small company last night at their home
\ on North New Jersey street. Receiving
I with them were Mrs. Judsons parents Mr..
and Mrs. John Carl Ingram, whose twenty
\ fourth wedding anniversary il was. Car
} nations and sweet peas arranged IN bowls
\ ana vases added note or brightness 10
\ the rooms. The dining room was especially
/ dainty with a great fat basket OF pansies
\ for the centerpiece OF the table Assist
ing were the members of Mr.. and Mrs. Jud-
sons bridal party. who are now in town,
/ which included Miss Mary Kahlo, Miss
/ Beatrice Byers, Miss Mary Searle. Miss Le-
/ ma Brash, Mr.. and Mrs. William j. kars-
! lake. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Elliott Perkins. jr..
Miss Helen Swain. Archibald Ferguson
/ Frederick JudsOn. Orrison Hayes. Harry
/ Wilson and Carl and Horace Ingram.
Mrs. J. a Houser and Miss Houser were
| the hOsteSses for a large reception yes
! terday afternoon. TO which their friends
E. Hess. OF Plymouth. and Miss Hazel shef-
/ field, of Chicago. Their home was beauu-
fully decorated with palms and June flow
4 ers and an orchestra played during the re-
cefving hours. Assisting in the hospita1-
ties were Mrs. W. T. Brown. Mrs Thomas
Stuckey. Mrs. f. A. Crossman. Mrs. Gil
bert Brown, Mrs. Emil Dickey, Miss Ida
/ Foudray. Miss Helen Case, Miss Nancy
| Bowman, Miss Edith Scudder. Miss Ella
/ Johnson. Miss Clara Hargreaves and Miss
! Gray Davis. Among the guests were Miss
| Triplett, of Bloomington Mrs. r. l.. VIII
son and Mrs. George Richards, Of Mobiles
/ small company, having the assisting young
! women Of the afternoon with her. The even
ing was spent in playing ping pong. Among
the guests was Schuyler Eddy. Of Detroit.
GOODRICH-WOOD.
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HAMMOND, Ind, June 26.-Willis II.
Goodrich. of Grand Rapids Mich. and Miss
Allie Maude Wood. daughter of the Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. A. w Wood. formerly of In
/
Methodist Church in this city The decora-
tions were palms and smilax. Miss Adah
Conner. of Indianapolis. cousin of the bride.
sang Aylward's Beloved, 1t Is Morn" as
a prelude 10 the ceremony. The ushers
were Grant Goodrich. brother of the groom,
and Harry Voight, of Hammond. The best
man was Bernice Sherwood, of Grand
Rapids. The maid Of honor was Miss Min
ME Goodlet, of indianapolis, and the brides
maids were Miss Maude Willard, OF Anna
Ill. and Miss Blanche Gregg, indianapolis.
The father of the bride otticiated About
forty guests attended a reception at the
parsonage. after the ceremony. The bride
was gowned in white organdie over taffeta,
trimmed in point lace She a white
chiffon hat. trimmed in point lace, with
ostrich pOmpon and aigrette, and carried
Bride roses The young couple left at once
for Grand Rapids.
HARTFORDSCITY HYMENEAL
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HARTFORD CITY, Ind, June 26.-Miss
Frances Osenbaugh and Mr.. S. B. Cole, jr.,
were married at the home of the brides
parents on West Franklin street Wednes-
day evening, the Rev. f. E. Neal officiat-
ing. The groom until recently was in bust
ness here, but is now cashier in the Mat
thews Ind bank. They have a home fur
nished at Matthews and went there i'm
mediately.
A pretty wedding took place last evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Jones
Wabash avenue, when Mr.. William Nj.
Henry, of Fostoria, O.. and Miss Mabel A.
Clouser, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
A. Clouser and sister of Mrs. Z. p. Jones,
were married. The Rev. S. w. Mautz per-
Of the churcs
from out of town were Mrs l.. G. Daven-
port and Mrs George c. Arnold, Miss An
gel. Mr.. VIII Angel and Miss lila Scott, of
Bluffton. The young couple Will live at
Marion.
BLOOMINGTON WEDDINGS.
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind, June 26.-Four
weddings of well-known young people were
solemnized in and about the city last night.
Miss Clara E. Hunter. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. M. Hunter. ana Prof. Albert l..
Wilson. of Covington. IND, were married
at the home of the bride
Miss Craig Mathers, daughter of Capt.
and Mrs n. f. Mathers, and Mr. Clark, Of
Lebanon, a graduate of Indiana, and also
brides home
The marriage of F. Dallas Tanner. deputy
auditor. and Miss Jessie Ritter was solemn
lied at the brides home near Spencer.
Miss Mabel Rogers and Commodore La
mum were united in marriage at the home
of George Rogers, father of the bride, east
of the city.
HENLEY-MERGY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind, June Pa brilliant So
cial function was the marriage of Frank,
son of Captain and Mrs. William NJ. Hen
ley, and Miss Marie, daughter of Mrs Mar
garet Mercy. performed at the home of the
bride, on East Hill street, this evening
Thg(interiOr of the dwelling was beautifully
decorated. The Rev. DR.. Charles Little Of
| the Presbyterian Church, officiated Mr.
| Henley is connected with the forestry bu-
reau of the Interior Department and has
for several seasons has been favorite in
Wabash society circles. One hundred and
fifty guests were present. including nearly
fifty from out Of town.
BEWLEY-HOSKINS.
Special 70 the indianapolis Journal
PARAMOUNT, Ind. June 26.-The elite Of
this city and a large number OF promi-
nent Quakers from all over the State wit
messed the marriage of Charles Arthur
Bewley, Of Cincinnati, and Miss Isabelle
Hoskins last evening at 8 o'clock in the
large Friends Church in this city. The
! young people married themselves according
TO the discipline of the church. there being
no minister. A wedding supper al $50 and
| a reception at s o'clock followed at the
home of Nixon Winsow, president of the
Citizens Exchange Bank of this city. Mr.
and Mrs. Bewley left to-day for Cincinnati,
where they Will reside.
ASHE-ELIASON
| Special 10 the Indiana polls Journal
RICHMOND. Ind, June 26-Robert S.
Ashe and Mrs. Gertrude Eliason, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin Bond, were married
last night at the home of the bride in
West Richmond. The ceremony was per-
formed by the Rev. L. NJ. Hughes pastor
of the First Presbyterian Church Mr.. and
Mrs. Ashe left for Chicago and other points
ia the Northwest trip of several
weeks. They Will reside in this city The
groom was until recently of Indianapolis
CRAWFORD-S
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MUNCIE. Ind. June 26.-The marriage of
Miss Maude Shelter and George Crawford,
of Wellsburg. ". Va. was solemnized at
o O'Clock this evening at the brides home
by the Rev. T. A. Reynolds. pastor of the
First Christian Church. The bride was
prominent in Muncie society
HAMMOCK-BOND.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
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