The Indianapolis journal., 1902-09-24

and Mr.. and Mrs. Warren OaAes will leave
this week for Detroit 10 attend the car
riage mems national convention
Cards have been issued by Mrs. Edwin
F. Folsom. Mrs Edison +. Folsom and Miss
Folsom for a reception on the afternoon
OF Tuesday, Sept. CO. In honor OF Mrs. Clar-
enee NJ. Zener and Mrs. Edward Hereth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland and Rev. and
Mrs. +. 5. Riley will receive informally at
l4a Pleasant street Saturday afternoon. Ii
will be the sixty-third anniversary of the
marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mcfarland.
Hours from 10 and from to 10.
Mr.. Evans WooIlen left Sunday for New
York TO meet Mrs. w. W. Woollen and
Miss Maria WOollen. who have been spend
ing the summer in Europe. They will ar
who accompanied them, will visit in the
East before returning home.
Mrs. Herman Munk gave a small COM
pany yesterday afternoon in honor Of Mrs.
Newton Claypool. who will go abroad soon.
and sister, Mrs La Toilette OF Evansville,
who will be her guest for several weeks.
About twenty-five guests were entertained
and among them was Mrs Francis 7.
Roots, of Connersville, who Is Mrs. Munks
visitor.
TRAXLER-SOLOMON
A pretty home wedding last night took
place at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Solomon on East Ohio street. The
bride was their daughter Rose and the
New York. The ceremony was pronounced
at o'clock. Rabbi Feuerlicht of Lafayette.
officiating. Attending the bride was the
matron of honor. Mrs. Louis j. Levy, and
Mr.. Samuel Baum was the best man. An
orchestra played the wedding music and
the bridal party entered TO the wedding
march by Mendelssohn, the bride enter
ing the ceremony room on the arm of her
father. The music changed to "Oh. Thou
Sublime. Sweet Evening Star" during the
ceremony, after which the wedding bell of
pink and white roses, beneath which the
bridal couple stood. fell in shower on
sowned in a low-neck frock of embroidered
French lawn, pulled the ribbon with which
the bell was fastened. The bride wore a
gown Of white mOusseline de sole, made
over satin, embellished with a bertha of
duchesse lace. Her veil was fastened with
orange blossoms and she carried arm
bouquet OF Bride roses. Mrs. Levy's gown
was of white null, fashioned with lace in
sertions. with a sash of pink moire silk.
She carried shower of pink roses. The
several rooms were decorated with palms
and pink and white flowers The mantels
were banked with green foliage and the
chandeliers and doorways were hung with
per was served. Only the two families
were present at the ceremony and supper.
The long tables at which the guests were
seated held pink-shaded candles and pink
and white roses. Favors Of wedding cake
tied with satin ribbon and wedding bells
were given the guests. Among those pres
eht were MRS. y. n Hersny, MISS Sarah
and Miss Rose Traxler, of Dayton, o. Mr..
and Mrs. Traxler left last night for New
York, where they will make their home.
CONRAD-CHARLES
Special to the Indiana polls Journal.
KOKOMO, Ind, Sept 5.-There was an
unexpected wedding here to-day, the bride
being Miss Edna Charles. daughter of f. A.
Charles. president OF the Kokomo Steel and
Nall Company. The groom is Mr.. Rulo A.
Conrad, of Warsaw. The ceremony was
performed by the Rev. w. d. Parr at the
home of the BRIDES parents. The groom
Is travelling salesman for a Chicago jew
elry house.