The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1904-01-17

vice president Mrs. @. Brown; secretary.
Mrs. j. NJ. Netherly, and Mrs. Allison, Mrs
Dickey, Mrs Frank Brown, Mrs. Belle &.
Calvert Miss May Allison, Miss Grace Ell
dred. Miss Grace Axtell, Miss Clara Shank,
Miss Anna Smith. Mrs. E. NJ. Goodwin,
Mrs Mary Helwig. Mrs. Coleman, Mrs. L.
Dunning. Mrs. o. II. Hahn, Mrs o. 5.
Huey, Mrs Leatherman and Mrs J. w.
Thompson.
The Monday afternoon Literary Club had
a delightful guest meeting Monday at the
home of Mrs. A. ]. Clark, North New
Jersey street About 100 guests were pres
ent TO enjoy the interesting programme.
which included original stories by the Rev.
Francis Gavisk and Mrs. Ollah Perkins
Toph; vocal solos by Mrs. Fremont Swain
and Mr. Charles Daugherty, and whist
ling solo by Miss Zella Spence During the
social hour following the programme Mrs.
Frank Aid and Miss Maude Essex sang.
Mrs. Clark was assisted In receiving by
Mr.. Charles Buby and Mr.. Z. G. Rumpler.
and the assistants in the dining-roOm were
Mrs. Percy Johnson, Mrs. Vanton Foulke,
Mrs. Ballenger. Mrs. Earl o. Matlock and
Mrs. ID. w. Tibbs. The out-of-town guests
present with the club members included
Mrs. Mamie Breedlove and Mrs. J. w. AL
mond, Of louisville.
The marriage of Miss Jessie Lincoln
Bobbs, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs John A.
Bobbs, and Lieut. Edwin Jewett Bracken,
Eighth United States Infantry, Governors
island, New York, took place Thursday
noon at the home of the brides parents
on North Delaware street The ceremony
was pronounced by the Rev T.. L. New
bert, of All Souls Unitarian Church. Only
the members OF the family were present
for the ceremony, which was followed by a
breakfast. The decorations for the house
were pink roses and ferns The bride was
prettily gowned in pale blue crepe de chine
with picture hat, and carried an arm
boquet of pink roses. Lieutenant and Mrs.
Bracken left for the East. Lieu
tenant Bracken is stationed at Governors
island, New York harbor, and the home
cards for after February, Governors
island. Mrs. Raymond, of Chicago, a sister
of the bride, attended the wedding.
A beautiful wedding solmenized Monday
night at $50 was that of Miss Jessie F.
Eckhouse, daughter of Mrs. Emma Eek
house, and Mr.. Alfons Vile, of New York
The ceremony was pronounced at the home
of the brides mother in Morton Place
which was effectively decorated. A harp
list played the Lohengrin wedding march as
the bridal couple came down the stairs. The
ushers, Mr.. Oscar, Mr.. lido and Mr.. Ed
win Vile, Of New York, and Mr. George
and Mr.. Herbert Eckhouse led the way,
and were followed by Mr. Vile with his
best man, his brother, Mr.. Irwin VILE Mrs.
father, Mr.. Julius Vile, of New York, and
Mrs. Vile followed with Mr. Charles d.
lays, OF Milwaukee, brother of Mrs.
Eckhouse. The bride, who was unattended,
came down with her eldest brother, Mr..
Edgar Eckhouse, who was the master of
ceremonies. The double-ring service was
pronounced by Rabbi Mayer Messing. The
bridal gown was an exquisite robe OF white
panne crepe with trimmings of rose point.
The tulle veil was fastened by clusters of
orange blossoms, the same worn by the
mother nd he
bridal boquet was an armful of lilies of the
valley.
About 100 guests were present at the
ceremony, and at it's conclusion they
We're entertained at dinner at the Columbia
Club and later with a dance. The tables
for the dinner were placed in the form of
double horseshoe, and effectively deco
rated with fiat baskets of pink roses and
pink-shaded lights The brides table was
daintily done in white, and the flowers were
white roses.
The ballroom, where the guests danced
| later, was decorated with clusters OF ferns
and vines for the balconies and palms for
| the corners and the stage. An orchestra
played during the evening. Later Mr.. and
and will be at home after March at The
| Willard, West SeVenty-sixth street and
| Broadway, New York. Guests from out of
| town included Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Kan
| tr0witz, or Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs julius
| Vile, of New York. parents of the bride
| groom, and Mr.. Walter WIFE, of New
York; Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Sidenburg, of
d MlIwaukeSi MI and Si Mrs sanberTy, of An
| Milwaukee, and Mr. and Mrs. May of An
| derson; Mr.. and Mrs. Frieburg. Mr. and
| Mrs Joseph Frieburg, Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar
| Frieburg, Miss Belle Frieburg and Miss
Blanche Beitman, of Cincinnati: Mr.. and
| Mrs. Norber Gunsberger, of Chicago: the
| Rev. M Feuerlicht and Miss Minnetta Ros-
enthal, Of Lafayette; Mr.. Herbert Stern, of
Philadelphia, and Mr.. Walter Rosenthal,
| OF New York.