The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-18
Social Events Of the Week in indianapolis

ney East and will be at home after Dec.
at l4l3 North New Jersey street.
XXX
Mrs. Keziah Loftin was the hostess Mon
day form Holmes breakfast given by MEM
bers of the Monday Afternoon Literary
Club in observance Of presidents day. Mrs.
| f. ]. Robson was the toastmistress and
the list of responses included Holiness
| Boyhood," by Mrs. Loftin; Holmes and
! His Friends Mrs w r. Galpin: Holmes
as a Humorist." Mrs. Rowland Evans, and
Holmes as Poet" Mrs. A j. Clark The
| entertainment was in charge of the execu-
was Mrs. Robert II. Strong, and the MEM
| bers Mrs. T.. G. Rumpler. Mrs. Rowland
Evans and Mrs. c. a. Paquette. Guests
| with the club included Mrs. Eckert, Mrs.
French and Mrs. Rariden.
The Maennerchor Ladies Society observed
its annual guest day Friday afternoon with
a large and handsomely appointed card
party at Maennerchor Hall. The card tables
were arranged in the assembly hall and be-
side euchre there was a lotto game under
the direction of Mrs Otto n. Frenzel. About
| four hundred guests were entertained and
twenty-five handsome prizes were given. A
supper was served following the game in the
| large dining room, which was decorated
| with scarlet and green The hOstesses Tor
the afternoon were Mrs. Adolph scherrer.
Mr M Jsn T5snze Mrs } Mls Kesey
Rhodehamel. Mrs c. H. Adam. Mrs. Paul
II. Krauss, Mrs. Louis MUIR and Miss A
Schaefer.
XXX
A pretty wedding occurred Wednesday
night at the home Of the Rev Mr.. and Mrs.
Christian wisner. on East Ohio street, the
bridge being their daughter, Miss Clara r.
| WiSnpr hrid Mr
Korn. The attendants were Miss Mae Wis
| ner, of Chicago, a sister of the bride. as
| maid Of honor, and Miss Ida Killer, OF
Cincinnati, as bridesmaid Mr.. Albert Killer,
or Cincinnati, was best man, and the bride
| was given away by her uncle, Mr.. John
| @. Killer. Of New York Out-of-town guests
for the wedding included Mr.. L. A. Wisner.
of Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Killer,
and Miss Frances Killer, of Cincinnati, and
Mrs. Emma Kirchofer, Of St. James. Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Korn did not go for a we'd
ding journey. They will receive after Nov.
ID at 62l East Ohio street.
"A pretty wedding occurred Thursday
night at the home of Mr. and Mrs William
Hubbard Siddall, the bride being their
daughter Grace and the bridegroom Mr..
Theodore Ethbert Myers. The ceremony
was pronounced at $50 o'clock by the Rev.
E. B. Rawls in the presence of the rela-
tives and few friends. The only attend
ant was maid OF honor, Miss Bertha Sid
dali, sister Of the bride. The bride wore
dainty gown of white silk null with trim
mings OF point lace. The maid Of honor
wore pretty frock of pale yellow crepe de
chine with deep collar of lace. Assisting
I'm the reception and entertainment of the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Myers, of Rich
mond, parents of the bridegroom, and Mr..
Fletcher Medearis. Out-of-town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Medearis of
Richmond; Mrs. II. E. Henderson and Miss
Bessie DALEY, OF Kokomo; Mr.. and Mrs.
f. f. Bowden, of Cambridge City. and Mrs.
Herbert Cockerton, of Danville, H.
A wedding of unusual beauty Of appoint
ment took place Tuesday night at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Rauh, on North
Illinois street, when their daughter Gene
and Mr.. Berne B. Cohen were married.
The wedding ceremony was pronounced at
$50 by Rabbi Mayer Messing in the pres
ence of the immediate relatives only. An
orchestra played the 'Lohengrin" wedding
march as the wedding party came down
the stairs. Mr.. Cohen and his best man,
his brother, Mr.. Abraham Cohen, walked
first, followed by the maid OF honor, Miss
| Marie Rauh. The bride came down with
her father, who gave her away. She wore
an exquisite gown OF white chiffon cloth
over white satin. The veil was caught by a
diamond heart, e gift Of the bridegroom s
parents. The bride carried q large white
Bible and a shower bouquet of lilies of the
valley. Miss Marie Rauh wore dainty
frock of white lawn and valenciennes in
sertion and carried a cluster of pink roses
tied with pink ribbons. Following the cere-
mony wedding supper was served and
ding journey West. They will be at the
Denison for two months after their return
to the city.
Mrs. Benjamin Hetherington gave a large
reception Monday in honor of her house
guests. Mrs. Wendell Hetherington of Beld-
ing, Mich, and Mrs. George Cooper, OF
Greenfield. The decorations and appoint
ments for the reception were unusually
handsome and artistic. The lower rooms
were done in pink and green, and in the
upper rooms the decorations were of yellow
and green. Assisting Mrs. Hetherington ir
extending her hospitality TO her callers
Paul Fable, Mrs. Charles Elmer Sloan, Mrs
Herbert E. Fisher, Mrs. William Rhode.
hamel, Mrs. John Ittenbach Mrs. Herbert
MaIpas Mrs Samuel p, Kger' Mrs George
. | Gavitt, Mrs. Thomas Darmody Miss Elsi,
Langdon, Miss Florence Bright, Miss Jose
phine jackson, Miss Ida Turrell, Miss Heller
Pierson. Miss Frances Smith. and Mrs
Willard Bottome, of New York. Out-of
town guests included Mrs. Frank Daily, o.
: Lebanon; Mrs. Edwin Plum, of Milwaukee
Kreider, Of Omaha, with Mrs. Herbert Fie
: Der: Mrs. Parker. of Wisconsin. with Mrs
Mrs Pierson; Miss Elizabeth Moore, o.
Philadelphia, and a party from Greenfield
which included Mrs. Jerome Black, Mrs
{ William Cooper. Mrs. H Thayer, Mrs. Ed
ward Howard, Mrs. King, Mrs. w. o
Bragg, Mrs. w. p. Botsford, Mrs William
Moore, Mrs. John Mitchell Mrs. Franz
,, Hammell, Mrs. Rayder Boyd and Miss Ora
! Bragg.
|, One of the pretty church weddings O.
: Wednesday night was that Of Miss Caro-
line Louise Buskng, daughter of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Henry F. Busking. and Mr.. Charle
1 Brookins Hauk. The marriage took place
at o'clock in the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, and the Rev. George L. Mackin
tosh, pastor of the church, was the officiat
: : ing Clergyman. The ushers were Mr.. VIII
liam Coughlin, Mr.. Walter Twiname, Mr.
e Hills Hackerdorn and Mr.. Edward Mes
. | sick. They were followed by the brides
!. | maids Miss Barbara Langhorne and Mis-
| Bessie Engle. The maid of honor, Mis-
Mabel Hauk. came next The little flowe
| girl, Dora Smith, preceded the bride, VIII
: entered with her father. The bridal cow
:, was of white panne crepe The veil wa
: | caught by a diamond and pearl brooch an
| the bridal bOuuuet was q shower of Rrid