The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-01-04

The bridal party stood in the long parlor
before a mass of palms during the mar
riage service The bride was gowned in a
handsome lace robe. with a veil, and car
ried white roses. Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
are now ar Nassau, n. p, and will later re-
side in Jacksonville
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Rauh entertained
Monday evening with dance
at the Columbia Club for their daughter
Hortense. The ballroom was trimmed with
the Christmas colors, carried out with a
profusion of holly and mistletoe. About
tertained, Mr.. and Mrs. Rauh being assist
ed by Miss Stella Rauh, Mrs. Edward Kali
ter, Mrs Henry Rauh. Miss Gene Sterne,
Miss Orrin Woollen, Miss Susan Thompson,
Smock Allen and Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel X.
Ruick. Among the guests were Miss Salle
and William Hall, of Brazil, WAYNE Big
wood, of Terre Haute, and Frederick De
Waugh, of Philadelphia.
Wednesday evening Miss Margaret C..
Jordan. of this city, and w. II. Nichols, of
Terre Haute, were married at the Hillside
avenue Christian Church by the pastor,
the Rev. S. j. Tomlinson. The attendants
We're Misses Felicia Adams and Lessee Jor-
dan and David Garriott and Robert Wells.
The ushers were Messrs. Howard Phillips
and Carl Drake. Miss Zoe Overman. of
Auburn, played the wedding music. The
bride wore light green gown OF aeolian
cloth trimmed with pearls, and carried pink
roses Miss Adams wore rose color, with
yellow flowers, and Miss Jordan blue. with
red roses. A large number of friends at
tended reception after the ceremony. Mr..
and Mrs. Nichols will live in Terre Haute.
Miss Ethel Dorsey was the hostess for a
delightful luncheon Wednesday at her home
on Central avenue. The long table was
adorned with electric lights hidden by holly
and clusters of scarlet tulips tied with scar
let bows. Miss Dorseys guests were Miss
Martha Foster, Miss Sallie Hall of Brazil,
Miss Lydia Wallace, Miss Anna Hersch,
Miss Enid Morris, Miss Margaret Ship,
Miss Ruth Ritter Miss Bruner, Miss Hazel
Osborne, Miss Helen Carson, Miss Louise
Emerson of Lafayette. Miss Helene Hibben,
Miss Virginia Pickens. Miss Corinne Mans
field, Miss Elizabeth Rawls, Miss Elizabeth
Caldwell, Miss Madelaine Fauvre, Miss
Nora Taggart. Miss Cordelia Hughes, Miss
Hazel Kinney. Miss Belle Dean and Miss
Dorothy Dorsey.
Mrs. George Fuiwen entertained with a
tea for young people Monday afternoon at
the Denison for her daughter, Miss Lento
Fulwell and her guest, Miss Mary Neal.
of Marion. The parlor was hung in Christ
mas greens and the dining room was in
scarlet. Mrs. Fulwells assistants were
and Alice Vail, Miss Lillian Fauvre, Miss
Potter of Detroit. Miss Adele McMasters,
Miss Helen McMurray, Miss Edna Randall.
Miss Lila Allison, Miss Ethel Duncan, Miss
Roma Fulwell and Miss Florence Patterson.
An orchestra played during the receiving
hours of until 5. Among the callers were
Miss Honeyman. of Portland, Ore, with
Miss Helen Ford, and Miss kirkpatrick,
with Miss Fletcher.
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Miss Gertrude Irene Kirshbaum and Mr..
Albert NJ. Rosenthal were married at $50
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the home of
the brides father, Mr.. r. Kirshbaum, on
cent death of the brides mother the APP
pointments of the wedding We're extremely
simple, only the immediate relatives being
present. Rabbi Messing pronounced the
marriage ceremony. The bride was hand
somely gowned in white crepe de chine,
trimmed with Duchesse lace. Later there
was bridal dinner at the Columbia Club,
with covers for twenty-SiX. Among the
out-of-town> guests present were the broth
ers of the bridegroom from New York, Chi
cago, Dayton and Columbus. Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosenthal went to Florida on their wedding
journey, and later will reside in Indianap-
oils.
Miss Martha Sering Marshall, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert M. Marshall, and
Mr.. Jesse Townsend johnson were married
Wednesday morning at 1920 O'Clock in St
families and few friends witnessed the
ceremony, which was pronounced by the
rector, the Rev. Lewis Brown. Mr.. Clar-
ence Carson presided at the organ and
played the wedding march from 'Lohen-
grim for the entrance of the bridal couple
to the church, and during the service the
music was changed to the "Traumerie' -
and later the Mendelssohn wedding march
was played. The bride was handsomely
gowned in brown zibeline, with coat
trimmed with white broadcloth and a hat
x.t1 1x,1 TAt,N 1nft
for West Baden for short trip. They will
live at the Willard apartment, on st. Jo-
seph street.
A large reception was given last Friday
evening by Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Rudy in
honor of their son, Maj. W. Otto Rudy,
and Mrs. Rudy, of Portland, Ore. Their
home on Park avenue was prettily deco
rated for the affair." red carnations being
used in the parlors. lilies in the music
room and chrysanthemums in the dining
room. harpist played during the even
ing. Mr.. and Mrs. Rudy were assisted by
a group of friends, which included Mrs.
William c. Bowman. Rev. and Mrs. Hiram
Kellogg, Mrs. j. Richard Francis, Miss
Maude Prier, the Misses Fern, Miss Lucia
Dickington, Miss Marie Katzenbach, Miss
Leona Rudy. A number of guests were
present from out of town, a number COM
ing from Shelbyville and Knightstown.
Also Mr. Charles B. Veach, of Mount Sum-
init, was among the guests.
The Misses Harriet and Louise Tutewiler
were the hostesses for tea Monday after
noon for their visitors, Miss Grace Taylor,
of Wabash; Miss Bernice Smith, of Dan
vile; Miss Jessie Heffner, of Kokomo, and
Miss Bertha Wood, of Greencastle. The
several rooms were prettily decorated with
flowers. The assistants for the afternoon
were Mrs. Henry w. Tutewiler, Mrs. Harry
d. Tutewiler, Mrs. Fred Evans. Miss Cath
crime Dunn, Miss Julia Brown, Miss Ruth
Alerdice, Miss Helen Swain, Miss Ruth Rit-
ter. Miss Irene Berryhill, Miss Helen Loe-
per, Miss Edna Wallace, Miss Emma v.
Pearson, Miss Caroline Goodhart Miss
Mary Walker of Gosport, Miss Alma John
and Miss Ethel McWhirter of Greencastle.
Among the callers were Mrs. Hardcastle
and Miss Romano Hardcastle of Evans
ton: Miss Jean Ross, of Brazil; Miss Jessie
Spann, of Rushvile, and Miss Mayme
Town, of Greencastle.
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The Sigma Delta Rho girls gave a pretty
dance last Friday evening at the home OF
Miss Ethel Duncan in Morton Place, en-
pertaining about fifty of their friends. The
guests were received by Miss Duncan,
gowned in white, and Miss Mary Pinnell
in pale blue dress, and Messrs. Joseph
@. Duncan, jr., and Joseph Burke Knott
of Evansville. The several rooms were
adorned with holly, combined with the club
colorS of green, yellow and black The
club members who assisted in the hos
pitalities of the evening included Misses
Stella Alig, Joy Brown, Charlotte Dilman
Nettie Owen, Roe Roberts, Edith Field
kamp and Agatha Selig. Among the
guests were Misses Jessica Young and Miss
Mary Davenport, of Sheridan, with Miss
Joy Brown; Miss Edith Taylor, of Muncie
with Miss Ellen Person; Miss Mary Neal
of Marion, with Miss Lento Fulwell and
Alfred Kelly, of Muncie