The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-06-20

the National Park Seminary. which is
holding its annual meeting here held
/ business meeting yesterday morning ana
i later assembled at luncheon at the Hotel
/ English. The luncheon was served In
/ private dining room and the table was. at
I tractively arranged in the seminary colors
+ and flowers, green and white ana carna-
tons The final meeting viii be held to-mor-
/ row morning at the Canoe Club. Those
7 present at the luncheon yesterday were
+ Miss Lucy r. Bearss, Of Peru. Miss Muriel
Hit Miss Kareen Gronert and Miss Ger
\ aldine GrOnert. OF ElkhaTt, Miss Florence
/ Russell Miss Florence Kittle. Miss Kath-
Z crime J.. Andrew of Lafayette, Miss kath-
arine Steele Paddock Of Terre Haute. Mrs.
Gertrude Miller Brennan, Miss Laura NJ.
/ Buehler Miss E.rma Blstain Of Lafayette.
+ Miss Grace Rebel, Miss Nellie Richards OF
Marion. Ia. Miss Ethel Adams of Shelby
I vile, Mrs. Rebie Thompson Cutsinger or
! Edinburg. Miss Maude Moore of Prince
/ ton. Miss Florence Smith. Miss Beulah j.
! Wallace of Frankfort. Miss Edith May
Kumler OF Lafayette and Miss Florence
Jones.
A very delightful musicale was given yes
/ terday afternoon by Mrs. George Philip
/ Nicholson, of Ithaca. y. Y. The programme
/ rendered was follows: Legende by
Wienianski Miss Edith Brown, songs
/ Alone" by Beall. May Morning., by
/ Mss Nicholson. Piano solo, Mrs. l.. ]. Mar
| tiI. Thou Art Like Unto Flower, by
| Wilson, Miss Ella Bruner. "KnOwest Thou
the Land?" by List, and The Iorelie
| Miss Nicholson. Reading. Mrs. +. W. Elan
ner. Life and Death, by Neldnnger,
/ "Daybreak." by Reed, and Tine Red, Red
| Rose" by Reed. Miss Nicholson. THE
Shepherds Dance by Edward German,
Miss Brown. Jewel Song" from Faust.
and Goodbye Summer, by TOst, Miss
/ Nicholson. The accompanies were Mrs.
/ {. c. Brown and Mrs +. r. Ragan. As
| friends, including Mrs. F. w. Flanner, Mrs.
H A. Bonner, of Lafayette, Mrs. c. d.
Lasher. Mrs. A l. Thompson Mrs
Charles Q. Brown and Mrs. Max Leckner.
|
! which were given the guests as favors. The
guests were Mrs. William Charles White,
/ Miss White, of Toronto Mrs. Charles Car
roi Brown. Miss Edith Brown, Mrs f. w.
/ Flanner, Mrs Max Leckner, Mrs. L. j.
Martin, OF Cincinnati, Mrs. Colver, Mrs.
| II. 9. Martin. Miss Jeanette OrlOpp, Miss
| es Schellschmidt. Miss Billhardt, of Upper
| Sandusky. o., Mrs. NJ c. Mckenzie, Miss
Anna Mckenzie, Mrs. Charles Comstock,
Mrs. Charles L. Holstein. Miss Evadne
| Hayward, Mrs. A. Thompson, Mrs. r. l.
/ Brakeman, Mrs. c. d. Lasher, Mrs. ]. r.
Cooper. Mrs. G. c. Cleveland, Mrs. James
T. Eaglesfiel6. Mrs. II. II. Fay, Misses Bird
and Reba Rooms, Of Muncie, Miss Sue
Smith. of Muncie, Miss Ella Bruner, Of
Charlottesville. Mrs. Robert r. Raglan.
Mrs. j. Richard Francis. and Mrs. A. S.
Reed, Of Charlottesville.
SCHOEN-NI5ISON.
A simple home wedding Wednesday even
ing occurred at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs James Nelson in North Indianapolis
The bride was their daughter Miss
Thorena, and the bridegroom Edward
Schoen, Of this city. The ceremony hour
was O'Clock and the Rev. c. Travis. of the
St Paul M E. Church. officiated The serv-
ice was witnessed by the immediate families
only. The bride attended by her sis
ter. Miss Clara Nelson, and the best man
was Malcolm G. Porter. The brides gown
was OF white silk organdie fashioned
with trimming of old point lace. She car
ried Bride roses The bridesmaid was also
peas The several rooms were handsomely
decorated with pink and white sweet peas
arranged among ferns and smilax. a din
ner was served after the ceremony. Among
the guests Mr.. and Mrs. Gustave
Kevers, Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Nelson and
Mrs. John Rauch.
COLLINS-MILES
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| ELKHART. Ind, June 19.-Elkhart So
ciety circles surprised this morning
TO hear of the marriage of Miss Marian
Miles. daughter of DR.. Franklin Miles. head
of the Miles Medical Company. and Mr..
John L. Collins. secretary and treasurer of
the Buescher Manufacturing Company, of
this city The ceremony was performed at
the home of DR.. Miles at IL o clock Wednes-
day night, after the principals had made a
sudden decision that the wedding should
take place at once. When their betrothal
was announced at dinner party last Feb
ruary the impression was given that the
marriage would not take place until fall,
though they had in mind the contamination
tant reIattye was ADVISED thai il womid
take place privately to-day, and he indis-
creetly wrote to an Elkhart relative VINO
| had not been informed. Yesterday the Sc
cret was thus innOcently disclosed and
friends began telephOning their congratula-
tions. The disclosure was discussed
| Wednesday evening and the groom sug-
gested that a good way to circumvent the
| expectant friends would be TO have the
ceremony al once. This was agreed on,
and messenger was sent for the Rev.
William Galpin, rector of ST Johns Episco-
| pal Church, who left his bed, and the cere-
mony was performed in the presence of a
small party of immediate relatives. The
bridal couple left on the o'clock train this
morning for Chicago, there TO decide on
| their wedding trip, which is expected to in
clude a lake voyage.
STOECKLEY-HINKLE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
SOUTH BEND. Ind, June 19.-Dr. John
A. Stoeckley and Miss Emelyn May Hinkle,
two of the best-known young people OF
this city, were married yesterday, the GER
emony being performed by the Rev. John
F. De Groote, c. S. c., at st. Patrick S
Church. The groom was attended by DIR.
]. Pendergast. of Chicago, and the bride
by her sister Miss Mary Hinkle The
other attendants were Messrs. c.. H. Sulli-
van, William A. McInerny, Patrick j.
Houlihan and Leo j. Wills The church
| was DtdulllullN uctuIdltu III palms, roses
and other cut flowers. Nearly three hum
dred guests attended the wedding. which
was followed by reception and breakfast
at the Hotel Oliver After tour of the
great lakes DR.. and Mrs. Stoeckley will re-
turn to South Bend and will be at home
after Aug. l at No. 400 West jefferson
. | street.
VOGEL-PASZ
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SHELBYV'LLE, Ind. June 19.-Miss
Emma, daughter of Mrs. Christina Pasz.
and Mr.. Fred Vogel. of Henderson. Ky.
were married tonight in the German
Evangelical Protestant Church. in the pres
ence of large gathering of friends DR..
G.. G.. Winters, pastor of the church, Off
ciated. The bride was attended by Miss
Lucille Degelo. Miss Mayme VOgel was the
maid of honor. The groom was attended
by his cousin, Mr. John Vogel After the
ceremony a reception given at the
home of the brides mother The young
couple left on the late train for Terre
Haute and Evansville. en- route to their
home in Kentucky. The QUITO town guests
were Mrs. Anna Sellers. mother of the
groom; Miss Mayme NOgel and Mr. John
Nosel of Henderson, Ky: Miss Christina
Pasz and Miss Martin. of Indianapolis
SCATTERGOOD-ALLEN
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. June 19-Ots Scatter
good. of Chicago. and Miss Eva Allen of
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