The Indianapolis leader. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1879-1890, 1881-10-22

slon. VINO, after few preliminary remarks
handed his grafton to Captain Deuel. to
read, himself being too inHrm for the task
The Judges remarks were inaudible except
TO those very close TO the stage The oration
was an excellent production and was read in
a manner pleasing and intelligible to all
and at its close both reader aud author re-
celved hearty applause. The glee club tb en-
sang the ''Star Spangled Banner" and at its
conclusion the Judge proceeded to hoist the
beautiful ensign OF the Republic amid the
shouts of the people and the music of the
band in medley of National airs This
formally closed the exercises and the re-
mainder of TIE day was employed by
Young America in roaming over the exte n
sive suilding and grounds, boating. fishing,
roller skating and tripping the light fant.s-
tic to the sOul-entrancing music of the in
vincible Big Six Orchestra. SELwoB.
Springfield, Ohio.
Last Thursday evening, as bad been pre-
viously announced, Miss Lizzie Guinea was
united in marriage to Mr.. Jno. Bayless, at
the residence eff the brides parents, IO3
Boiler street. Rev. j. w. Gazzaway ofici-
ating. The bride was dressed exouistehy.
having on stone colored Japanese silk
trimmed with profusion Of lace, and hair
dotted with tube roses. The groom was
dressed in conventional black, and looked
as usual, quite pleasing. After ths cele-
mony was complete, the usual routine of
hand-shakine and congratulations was in
dulged in, after which the guests we're in
vited to the dining room where was spread
a table loaded to its greatest capa city wi lii
the delicacies of the season. MANY har d.
some and valuable presents wore given,
among which were: A mahogany oedroo Ia
set, by the brides parents; complete set of
china, uncle of the bride, Mr.. Oliver Gune q:
extension table and wall bracket. Mr. aid |
Mrs. VIM. Dickson; pitcher, Mr.. d. Stewart;
napkin ring, NJ. II Vaughn; pair boquet |
holders, Miss L. Hale; mustard stand NJ I'd |
wine set, Miss M. K'emer; fruit stand Mrs.
4. u Elliott and daughter; f uit stand ard |
poon holder, Mr. and Mrs. Rsnix; pickle
md butter dish. Mr. and Mrs. Phillips;
oilet set. Mrs. NJ. johnson and daughter;
pickle dish. Miss f. Smith; cruet castor,
Mr.. and Mrs. Barnet; cake stand and pair
vases, Mrs. Woodley; fruit stsnd, Mr. and
Mrs. j. Buford; waiter, Miss Rebecca Cur
iis; fruit stand, Miss Annie Beard; set nap
kins, Miss III. l.. Yater. The number of
guests present were those named above, and
Mr. ID. +. Smith, E. Beard, Miss Steward P.
Vansice, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Edmonson
ard wife, q. d Cissel, s. L. Dickson. Miss
Dennis James Kice. At late hour the
company parted, with wishes Of long life
and much joy and prosperity for the newly
welded pair.
Mr.. Jno. Bayless-my wife
Mr.. q. 81. Cissel was in Urbana last Sun.
day. ibr
That hen that lays the golden eggs lays
very slow.
The Southerns showed last Tuesday eve
% good audience in the Grand.
Rumor has it that some more of the boys
intend to do as John Bsyless, soon.
Mr.. d A. Rudd is now in the employ of
he city as Sanitary Marshal of the East
End.
Mrs. James Corner, of Gallagher St., is
lowly recovering from long and serious
illness. ,fs.
Mrs. Thomas Hamilton had her ankle
iislocated by falling at the Alpine skating
ink last Saturday eve.
MIR. John Bayless can turn more horse
hoes now since = than ever Give him
/ call at his place of business on Race st.
Mrs. P. d. Smith has returned home
rom pleasant visit of three weeks with
Ter sister, Mrs. Maggie Frey. of Louisville,
Persons in search of literary entertain
nent can find such at the Sumner Society,
which meets every Friday evening in the
Pleasant st. building.
One colored man is out in card denying
hat he voted for Pocket-book Walter. l
xpect it is so, but then it is mistake; book
hasn't had his election yet.
Messrs. Jackson and Land have shown
themselves equal to the demand by opening
4 new skating rink where all may enjoy
themselves irrespective of color. No pains
ire spared to make the rink first class in |
every particular, and we recommend all
who are in search of such enjoyment to give |
hem call, 'or they have shown them
selves worty of patronage. The rink is on
south Center street. JARIUs.