The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-12-30

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friends and relatives. as it had not been
intended that ii should take place until
next fail. The maid of honor will be Miss
Marguerite Lilly and the bridesmaids MISS
Martha Foster, Miss Gladys Wynn, Miss
Edith Wilson. Miss Sophie Ruhl, Of Cal
weston, Tex, and Miss Sally Hall, OF Bra
zil Mr. and Mrs. John Ransom and Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Ransom, OF Nashville are
expected for the wedding. After wed
ding journey Mr.. Ransom will take his
bride TO Nashville for residence.
A beautiful dancing party was given at
Frank Fauvre for their daughter, Miss Lii
lian Fauvre. The hail was decorated very
effectively will Christmas green's Two
large bells of holly hung from the ceiling,
and the scarlet bells and scarlet wreaths
were hung around the hall The mantels
were b9 "a With palms and ferns s,n and IN IN
pOinsettas. A number of friends assisted
Mr.. and Mrs. Fauvre and Miss FauVre,
and Mrs. Charles Coffin, Mr.. and Mrs. Caleb
Denny, Mr. and Mrs Ray Scott. Miss Mad
cline Fauvre Mr.. Clarence Coffin and Mr..
Major Downing.
A DEBUTANTE TEA.
Mrs. Thomas Taggart and Miss Taggart
gave beautiful tea yesterday afternoon
to introduce Miss Nora Taggart. The
hours were to and during the afternoon
a large number of the friends of the host
esses called to meet the debutante. The
house decorations were carried out in holt
day effect with garlands of holly and cIus-
tiers of poinsettias Assisting in entertain
ing were Mrs. John Alfred Barnard, Mrs.
George Dwight Kahlo, Mrs. Newton Todd,
Miss Virginia Keep, Miss Day, Miss
Florence Dunning, Miss Hilda Fletcher.
Miss Eleanor Lemcke, Miss Helen Rock
wood, Miss Iris Wynn, Miss Elizabeth
briggs, Miss Elsie Appel Miss Nancy Wal
colt, Miss Elizabeth Ketcham, Miss Beach,
OF East Orange, n. j., and Miss Smith, Of
Chicago.
MRS. HORNE'S RECEPTION.
A delightful reception was given yester-
day afternoon by Mrs. William l.. Horne at
her home on North Pennsylvania street in
honor of her guests, her mother, Mrs Nc
Henry, and her sister. Mrs. Allen Fraysier,
of Owensboro, Ky: Mrs. Frederick Appel,
of Boston, and Mrs. Stieman, of Owens
boro. Assisting Mrs. Horne in ner hospi-
tality were Mrs. Benjamin Hitz. Mrs. John
w. Kern, Mrs. James Mckee, Mrs. Joseph
w. Beck, Mrs. Upton Hammond, Mrs. ..
G.. Pfaff, Mrs. I. E. Griffith, Mrs. Walter
Go9dall, Mrs p NJ Parry: Mrs; II; II.
Edward Treat, Mrs. Warren Damon Cakes,
Mrs. j. j. Appel, Mrs. Lynn b. Millikan,
Mrs; Frank G. Wood, Miss Anna Louise
Beck and Miss Julia Kern. The reception
room and library had frieZe of Southern
smilaX and the vases and wall pockets
were filled with white carnations. In the
dining room there were clusters or Amer
lean Beauty roses for the table and buffet
and the walls were hung with a frieze of
holly.
CONCENTRATIONS
Special to the indianapolis Journal
VINCENNES, Ind, Dec. 29.-This even
ing at the brides home, on Hart street,
occurred the wedding of Miss Sadie Oes-
treicher and Mr.. Daniel Lohenhaupt, a
wealthy young merchant of Mount Vernon
Ill. Rabbi Klein. of Evansville, officiating
1t was one of the most brilliant weddings
| which has ever occurred here in the best
Hebrew society. The bride is the pretty
and accomplished daughter of Mr.. Daniel
| OeStreicher, OF the firm or ;. az /. Lyons,
wealthy merchants of this city. The bride
| and groom left this evening for the South
on their bridal tour.
JAMES-BREGA.
CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-AIiss Louise Brega,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w.
Brega, of this city, was to-day united in
marriage with Capt. Ralph Haweis James,
of the Royal North Lancashire Regiment
Episcopal Church. Mrs. John Crera was
| matrOn of honor. The Rev. Robert Ellis
/ Jones, of New York, a cousin of the bride,
! read the marriage lines.
ON-HENDRICKSON.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
/ llIl1I1, 1luy OtC. EJs-hT
Landy Clayton, a prominent and wealthy
farmer of Moral township, and Miss Mary
! Hendrickson, of this city, were united in
marriage this afternoon by the Rev James,
a Baptist minister They will reside in
! Moral township.
! CRUM-HOUSE.
/ Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
! SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Dec. 29.-The mar
riage of Miss Alice, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles House. to Mr.. Charles Crum
! occurred this evening at the home of the
| brides parents in London, large number
/ Of the relatives and friends of the young
people being present. Rev. James Blu
! chanan performed the marriage ceremony.
SILVER WEDDING.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
! SHELBYVILLE, Ind, Dec. 29-Mr. and
! Mrs Thomas Walker celebrated the twenty
| fifth anniversary of their wedding last
night, over fifty people being in attendance
| at the large supper which was given in
/ honor of the event.