The Indianapolis journal., 1904-04-15

ranged in dainty tissue paper covers and
placed on a table for the bride-elect TO
open.
Mrs Otto Kipp observed her second in
formal afternoon ar home yesterday at her
apartments in the Arlington. The parlors
were prettily decorated with spring flowers
mother. Mrs. Rusch. Mrs. Edward Horst,
Mrs. Charles Rusch. Mrs. Albrecht and
Miss Freda Kipp. Mr. and Mrs. Kipp re-
ceived last evening, and were assisted by
the same friends.
The fourth annual play by the Junior
Auxiliary of st. PauIs Church was given
last night at the parish house. The play
chosen was the charming story, Barbara,
by Jerome X. Jerome
The play is in one act and was given by
Miss Lento Fulwell Barbara; Lillian.
Barbara S sister, Miss Carlotta Brown; Ce-
eli, the lover, Mr.. Wood Noel, jr. and Dr.
F1nnicum, the foster brother, Mr.. Ralph
Hassall. The scene was laid in England
Miss Fulwell Barbara wore a pretty
gray skirt and a white shirtwaist with a
little lace apron, and Miss Carlotta Brown
as Lillian wore a dainty shirtwaist dress
OF pink with large hat of roppies
plays given at hfs the Teeh parish IN house a and d
is quite a capable actress The char
acters were all well taken and the
young people acquitted themselves credit
ably. After the play, which lasted an hour
and half, dance was given. The candy
booth and punch table were presided over
by Miss Emily Byrn and Miss Genevieve
BURKET-MARKLEY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RICHMOND, Ind, April IA very pref
ty wedding took place this afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John a Markley
The principals were George c. Burket. Of
Indianapolis, and their daughter. Miss Ruth
Markley. The ceremony was pronounced
by the Rev j. C. Burket, of Dayton, O.,
father of the groom. There were no at
tendants. Following the ceremony dinner
was served to fifty guests. Mr.. and Mrs.
Burket Will take a several weeks trip and
Will then return TO Richmond to live The
out-of-town guests were the Rev. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. j. Burkett. Miss Boughner and
MISS Gebhart of Dayton; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
{. Copeland Mr.. and Mrs Park Florea,
Lewis Morgan and Leslie Cope, Indian
! apolis; Mrs. L. S. Richardson. Newark. N.
J;:;;, Mr.. and Mrs. William Burket, Evans
vile; Mr.. and Mrs. Korah Davis, James
Slpe, Miss Sipe, Miss Davis and Miss Null
len, Winchester; Miss Barefoot and Miss
rails, Cambridge City; DR.. and Mrs. Ehle,
East Germantown.
GIZYCKI-PATTERSON
! WASHINGTON, April 14.-Miss Eleanor
Patterson, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
| w. Patterson, of Chicago and Washington,
and Count Joseph Gizycki, of Russia, were
married at the Patterson family residence
! mere al noon to-day. The Rev. Thomas Lee.
| oe. MATHEW OdlnOnc Onurcn,
| Inc bride was escorted to the improvised
| altar by her father and had no other at
tendant. Count Zichy, of the Austrian en-
bassy. was best man. The guests included
the Russian ambassador and Countess Cas-
| SIM, the Austrian ambassador and Baron
ess Hengelmuller, the Swiss minister, Miss
/ Roosevelt Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Medll Pat
| terson, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Medill McCor-
| mick, rutherford Mccormick Mr.. and Mrs.
raymond Patterson and the attaches OF the
| Russian and Austrian embassies. The
| couple later left for New York where they
| will sail ON Saturday for Paris, and after
! GlZyckls estate, near Staroconstantinove,
Russia.
SUTTON-SNELL.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal
! MUNCIE, Ind. April IA marriage of
! interest to-day was that of Miss Allie E
/ Smell, the only daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
| T. B. Snell and Mr. Wilbur E. Sutton.
| vice president of the Times Publishing Com
| pany and city editor of the Evening Times
! The marriage was solemnized at 2:30 o'clock
| this afternoon at the brides home by the
! Rev. II. N Wilson. pastor of the First
! Presbyterian Church, in the presence OF
only the immediate members of the family
WARNER-BERNSTE
/ Special to the Indianapolis Journal
! URBANA, ILL.,, April 14.-Maurice Warner
of Summitville, Ind, and Miss Theresa
Bernstein, of this city, were married here
| this evening. Rabbi Messing, of Indanap-
oils, officiating. The bride is member OF
| one of the oldest and wealthiest Jewish
families here. Mr.. Warner is a banker.