The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-02

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Mr.. Paul Hendricks left for Chicago last night.
The Mannerchor win give one of their delightful
entertainments tonight
Mr.. and Mrs. Wulschner have just returned from a
pleasant visit to Glen Flora.
Senator and Mrs Harrison left last night, with the
senatorial party for Washington.
Miss Maggie Smith, daughter of Mrs. NJ. M. Wilson,
viii be married this evening to Mr.. VIM. E. Wilson.
at her home on Broadway.
The Mikado dancing club viii give their first enter
tainment at the residence of Miss Kate Muhl, on
North Tennessee street, tonight
Mrs. Ed Howard, Mrs. Ebert Tyner and Mr.. and
Mrs e. P. Thayer, of Greenfield, were in the city yes
terday attending the obsequies OF the Vicepresident
;, Mrs. Hugh Bond, Of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Frank
Hogue, OF Columbus, o. and Mr.. w. n. Hendricks,
Of Abilene, Kan, were guests Of Mrs. Francis Hen
bricks yesterday.
Hon. James g. Frazer in his speech at the bar meet
ing, did not say that Mr. Hendricks his junior,
but exactly the contrary Mr. Hendricks was born in
1919, and Judge Frazier in 1924.
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Second
Church will meet in the reception this afternoon
at o'clock paper on the Grace Of Giving" and
one on the Wadenses" will be read and discussed.
Mrs. Cornelia s. Porter wife of ex-Gov Albert G.
Porter, continues in very critical condition and last
night DR.. P. H Jameson, the attending physician
said she was gradually sinking and might not survive
THE BEALLLANDERs WEDDING
Miss Mary Landers the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Franklin Landers united in marriage last night
to Mr. john g. Beall, of Washington D. G. The Ger
emony performed At the Tabernacle
Presbyterian Church The interior of the
edihce was beautifully decorated with
tra ng vines and potted plants the arrangement Of
flowers at the altar being particularly beautiful Rev
Rondthaer presided. Mr. Schumacher played the wed.
ding march There were three ushers in each aisle
one preceding the other two who carried the ribbons
In the first aisle Mr. H. J. Landers Mr.. Goth and
Mr. NJ larry Harry Gordon; in the second were Mr. Mckee
the bridesmaids followed by tho bride, who walked
alone preceding her father and mother As the bride
proceeded down the aisle the groom and groomsman
BY Nj. Ruff and Mr.. Bailey, all of washington Mr.
Darwin, Of Springfield H. and Messrs: Will and Ell
Anna Bags, first bridesmaid; Miss Anna
day. Mis-: Moie Clark, mss Miss Ann1 kash a4
Lewis, and Miss Mcmillan, of Detroit Mich.
were attired in pink frosted tulle Miss Holiday and
Miss Clark wore blue tulle, and Miss Lewis and Miss
Mcmillan yellow tulie. Each bridesmaid carried
The bride was mo dressed in Inc an e elegant
robe of white satin, trimmed with ostrich tips made
en- train square neck and no sleeves Between each
Her lair dressed high, which fell the conven.
sssring. i the git Of the ''' hrides a~ona
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per was served from to O'clock, followed by a re-
eeeption from 8 to IL o'clock, at which time the
i happy Yin couple left for Chicago, whence
church was large and prised many of the leading
society people Of the CITY, while the reception was
notice able for its brliancy and elegance of toilets