The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-26

street Baptist Church and congregation on Fri
day evening next, July 81, at which time Mr..
W. III. Mcdowell, the new pastor, and his wife,
will be glad to meet all the members and their
friends.
Society was considerably shaken up by the
announcement of the marriage. In Chicago, or
Mr.. Frank Percy Weadon and Miss May Afford
Nevertheless. congratulations are pouring In
from all quarters to the happy couple. who took
their own way of being Joined in the holy BONDS
of wedlock.
Miss Grace Warnock. of Chicago, is the guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Will Ogan on North Meridian
street. She is bright young lady or remark
ably fine presence, and. moreover IS musician
of considerable skill, playing the piano and banjo
She was the recipient of charming euchre party
given in her honor, last evening, by Miss Berthe
Cobb.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Stout gave progressive
euchre party last evening in honor of their
brother n-law. Mr.. Fred Hanson, the occasion
being in celebration of his birthday. Among
those present were Mr. and Mrs. Ballard. Mrs
Howell. Mrs. Pfaff, Mrs E. P. Thayer OF Green
field, Mr.. Jno. Hamilton. Mrs. and Mrs. Brown
ing, Mr.. aud Mrs Leon Bailey and others.
Miss Matte HAWKE, of Chicago, and Miss
Emma Bailey, of Harrisburg Pa, who
visiting in the city, were complimented by
party. given for them, on Wednesday evening
by Miss Katie Malott. A delightful tea was
served, and dancing was enjoyed in the evening
Among the guests were Misses Belle and Daisy
Baldwin, Katie Wack, Bette New, Olive Ras-
ton, Jessie DALEY, Julia Landers, Arlina Ian
ders, Helen Erwin, Aston and others.
The romantic marriage of Mr. Feibleman and
Miss Michell of Prussia has stirred the vein of
sentiment in many a heart. Although they had
never met before heart must have spoken to
heart when they mutually recognized each
other in the harbor of New York. where the
bridegroom elect was anxiously awaiting the
previously freghted steamer. May they have
long life of happiness. They probably as
we'll suited to each other though they had
passed through the conventional courtship-for
after all the only true test of persons lies in that
old saying, quantity quoted by wise grand
mothers, to the effect that the best way to
know person is to live with them"
Master John Bradshaw gave a picnic for his
cousin Miss Emma Bailey, at a pleasantly
lected spot north of the city. on Tuesday, under
Harris, Miss Garmony, Miss Mary Landers and
Messrs John Lands, Lynn Martindae and
Walter Bradshaw. Plenty of amusement was
offered the misses and masters for whose pleas
participated were Misses Mary and Emma Mar
tindale, Katie Malott, Belle Baldwin, Julia
Landers, Bette New, Jessie Daley, Arlina
Landers. Helen Erwin. G. Atkins Byrnss, and
Masters Rick and Horace Hord. Harry Atkins,
Harry Woollen, Frank Murphy and others
A most pleasant occasion last week was the
reunion of five young married men, with their
wives and children. In days iangsyne, before
the chains of benedicts had firmly bound
them. they had formed congenial coterie, but
as their ranks had become invaded and one by
one they had been meekly led to the matrimonial
altar, their walks in life had drfted apart. The
meeting was most pleasant one, and was held
at the residence of MIR and Mrs. Elliott.
Ninth street, the other four being Mr.. Carey E.
Morgan of Irvington Mr.. Lewis Morgan, of
Stratford. and Mr.. Bradford and Mr.. Ashley j.
Elliott, of this city With the happy acquisi-
ton of wives and babies. the gentlemen enjoyed
one of their old-time meetings until late hour.