The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-04-06
PERSONAL

W. W. Carter, of Brazil, is at the Bates House.
L. Marvin, of Frankfort, is at the Grand Hotel
j. NJ. Timer, of Morrstown, is at the Grand
Hotel.
}. a. Leonard, of Anderson, is at the Grand
Hotel
George Thomas, of Rushville, is at the Grand
Hotel
R. H. Cole and wife, of Peru, are at the Grand
Hotel.
O. E, Walker, of Madison. is at the Grand
Hotel.
F.M Charlton, Of Lebanon, is at the Bates
House.
F. NJ. Scott, of Terre Haute, is at the Bates
House.
Grand Hotel.
Grand Hotel.
Hon. Robert Graham, of Noblesville, is at the
Hon j. N. Huston, of Connersville, Is at the
Bates House.
Robert Craig. of the United States army, is at
the Bates House.
B. C:Keeler, formerly a resident of Indianapo-
lis, and late assistant city editor of the Chicago
Times. Is in the city.
Hon. F, E. ID. mckinley, mayor of Lafayette,
and Congressman Ward were in the city yester.
d ay en- route TO New York
8. T, Powell, of New Castle, and we'll known in
this city, was quietly married on Wednesday to
Miss Conway, of Henry county.
]. A. McGregor. Columbus; I. E. Lewis, Madi-
son; 8. McCaughey, Huntington; Mrs. L. Lowry
Rockville; A. H. Moore Richmond; j. F. Seyner
Burlington, are among the late arrivals at the
Grand.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Charles o. Redmond and Fannie A. May, Chris
tian II. Boesse and Anna Niemeyer, Rudolph
Jasper and Elizabeth Anding. William c. Win
chester and Alice Purcell, Henry Eldrdge and
Hester Boon.
F. ]. Wallace, Toledo; Mrs. A. Winchester,
Morgantown; Mrs. Matte Kalam, Martinsvile;
Reid Northrop, ST. Louis: e. s. Forgy, New Car
isle; J. c. Woodnan, F. A. Ware and A. c.
Heald Boston; Mrs. Hinson and Miss Flora
Manlove, Cisco, ILL.,; J. s. Duret, Peru; J. R.
Rupe, Richmond; James H. Cotuer and C. H.
Bellows. of New York, are registered at the
Bates House.
THE MYERs-PREBLE WEDDING.
The Fort Wayne Sentinel says: Last satur-
day, at the residence of the BRIDES parents, in
indianapolis, the marriage of Miss Essie Preble
and DR.. W. H. Myers, popular physician of this
city, was solemnized, the Rev. o. q. McCulloch
CONGRATULATIONS of friends and an elegant we'd
ding breakfast, DR.. and Mrs. Myers leaving in
the evening for few days in Chicago arriving
| here Tuesday. The BRIDE a handsome brunette
| wore short costume OF crushed strawberry
| ottoman silk and point lace. Mrs. Myers is well
remembered in the city as a chakning conversa-
tionalst and accomplished musician, ana will
| be warmly welcomed in musical as well as social
| circles Upon arriving in the city, the Doctor
carriage was sent to convey them Immediately
TO their hume on West Wayne street,
where they were met by the members
of the family only not party
| of friends as enormously stated by
| the city papers IL was simple homecoming,
but very pleasant one to the happy couple W no
| found their home brilliantly illuminated and
ready for their reception, while awaited
| them most brilliant and happy surprise.
Among the many handsome presents none were
| perhaps more appreciated than the three elegant
| carpets made aud laid during HE absence from
| a few of his numerous friends with whom the
Doctor isjustly popular and held in high regard.
| The following note accompanied this handsome
| gift:
| ITO DR.. W. H. Myers and Wife.
"Please accept with hearty congratulations
| the carpets, wedding gift from your sincere
| frends-M asdanes ID. Falls L. Ellison, r. @.
| Bell, yelling, John Evans, J. b. White g. O.
| Hubbard, Beach, o. P. Morgan, q. Bash, @. L.
| Smith, MIR. and Mrs. A. u. Cressler the Misses
Lou and Joe Strong, Messrs. A. q. Huests, ]. H.
| Bass, o. A. Simons Charles Huestis, Charles
| Muller, G. H.. Aldrich, j. M. Barrett, William
| Myers @. Hettler, j. l.. Williams, s. b. Sweet
and Mr.. Hattersley."
| fEDON'T wear dingy or faded things when