The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1903-10-11

West Fifteenth street and Mr.. Frederick
Rompke took place Tuesday night. Miss
Birdie Berry was the maid of honor. and
Mr.. Clarence Mackelmann, of Chicago, best
man. Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Welshaur, of MonteZuma, Mr.. and
Mrs Lynn Harold and Mrs. Rebecca Har-
old, of Carmel.
Mrs. May Wright Sewall gave the first of
her series of at-hOmes Wednesday afternoon,
and her callers had the pleasure of meeting
her guests, Mrs. Constance Owen Fauntle-
roy Runcie and Miss Eleanor Runcie, of st.
Joseph, Mo. Mrs. Runcie is the niece OF
first woman's club in her city. Mrs. Sewall
received during the afternoon and in the
evening from to 10.
Miss Mary Searle was the guest of hon.
or at a luncheon given Wednesday at the
Claypool by Miss Alice Benton Scott, who
will be one of the members of the wedding
party. The luncheon was informal and the
appointments and decorations simple. The
guests included Miss Searle, Miss COrnelia
Searle Miss Louise Reese, Miss Frances
Pangborn, Miss Frances Adams and Miss
Ethel Reeves. of Chicago.
The marriage of Mrs. Ella NJ. Armstrong
and Mr.. William Z. Pray took place
Wednesday night at the First Baptist
Church before the members of the two fami-
lies and few intimate friends. The Rev. It.
j. N1llerS. pastor of the church. officiated.
Inc bride wore plum-cOored tailored
gown, with coat and hat of the same shade
Mr.: and Mrs. Pray left for a wedding trip
and will be at home after Nov. l at 1882
Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Eilhard gave
prettily appointed dinner Thursday night in
honor of Miss Grace SiddaIl and Mr. Theo-
dore Ethbert Myers, whose marriage occurs
next Thursday evening. The table was laid
American Beauties. With Miss Siddall and
Mr.. Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Eilhard enter
t TAN Mr.; and Mrs: II. L; orlopp. Mr.. and
dali and Mr.. Fletcher Medaris.
The marriage of Miss Marie Dux and Mr.
Max NJ. Ziegler took place Wednesday
night at o'clock at the home OF the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Dux, on Harri-
son street. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Anthony Scheideler. The attend
ants were Miss Frances Dux, maid of honor
sister of the bride; Edwin Fry, best man.
and Misses Anna and Josephine Wolfe, cous-
ms OF the bride, as ribbon bearers. A large
reception was held after the ceremony
Those assisting in the Inequalities were
Mrs George Wolfe, Mrs. Frank Ittenbach,
Mrs. John Ittenbach, Mrs. Edward F. Dux.
Miss Henrietta Dux and Miss Minnie Waer-
er. Mr.. and Mrs. Zeigler left for a wedding
trip East, and will be home after Dec at
~ East Georgia street.
The marriage of Miss Anna r. Lyons and
Mr.. Albert Bouvy took place Wednesday
morning at st. Patrick's Church The out
of-town guests were: Mr.. and Mrs p. A.
McGrath and Mrs. a. McGrath, of Column
bus. o.; Mrs. It. B. Lyons, OF Bellefontaine,
o.; Miss Mary Twigg, OF Union City; Miss
Lillian O'Keefe. of Delaware, o.; Mr. Ed
ward Weisse, of Muncie, and Mrs. w. T.
Hill, OF Middletown, o.
Mrs Edward II. Dean and daughter, Miss
Annie Dean. were the hostesses for q de-
lightful reception Wednesday afternoon at
their home on North Meridian street The
company was given to enable the friends of