The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-12-27

Harrington, Miss Fannie Vajen, Miss Carrie
Hendricks, Miss Walker. Miss Mckinney. the
Misses Knight. Miss Farquhar, Miss Mar
Miss syfers, Miss Agnes Fletcher. Miss Anna
Baggs. Miss Murray. of Richmond, Miss Wright,
Miss Lemonde, the Misses Bingham, Miss Annie
Mckenzie. Miss johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
johnson, Dr.. and Mrs. A. j. Thomas. Mr.. and
Vinton. Mr.. and Mrs. Tanner, Mr.. Harvey.
Mr.. John Holcombe. Mr.. Allen Fletcher. Mr..
John Walker, Mr.. Fletcher Noe, Mr.. Moses G.
McLain, Mr.. Louis Rowland, Mr.. Merrill
Moores, Mr.. Charles Moores. Mr.. W. G. F. Colt.
Mr.. William B. Hord, Mr.. R. c.. Hord, Mr.. Frank
Hord. Mr.. Elliott Hord, Mr.. Robert Martindale,
Mr.. Lynn Martindale, Mr.. F. Fl. Blackledge,
MIR. Hanckle, Mr.. Thompson, Mr.. Harry Fletcher,
Mr.. Charles Seaton, Mr.. 0. t. Morton, Mr.. Ed
Holloway, Mr.; Fred Woodburn, Mr.: Harry Tay-
and many others. Harris band, stationed in
the main hall, rendered the music in
excellent style. The rooms were profusely
banked with ported plants, while a delicious
course of dainty refreshments was served during
the entire time Of the reception. In all respects
the evening was enjoyable.
The Logansport Journal contains the following
notice of the Kern-Cooper wedding in that city
on Wednesday evening: "Hon. John W. Kern,
Reporter of the Supreme Court, and Miss Minta
Cooper, sister of Mrs. J. B. Shultz, of this city,
were married at the residence of DR.. J. b. Shultz,
on Fourth street. last The wedding was
a notable one, and was attended by a large num-
Der Of guests from Indianapolis, Kokomo,
Chicago and this city. The house was beautiful
ly decorated with flowers, the floral designs be-
ing sent from Indianapolis. A few minutes after
s o'clock the bride and groom entered the room.
unattended, and took a position under a large
floral bell. suspended from the ceiling be-
tween the double p%arlors. Rev.. c. g.
c cunedn' at k RadsOn then 'a Stepped I'i forward
and pronounced tn words that made the couple
man and wife. Congratulations followed, after
which the guests sat down to a sumptuous wed
ding feast. Among the guests present from a
distance were Gov. Isaac P. Gray. Hon. James
mother of the bride; Mrs. Kate Robson,
Master Fred Kern, and Mrs. Hinton, of Indi-
annapolis, Miss Lackey. of Cambridge City; Mr..
and Mrs C. A. Hurst. of Chicago; Mr.. and Mrs.
Hon. James O'Brian and wife, Hon. Milton Bell
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schofeld
Mr.. and Mrs. George MCGOWAN, Mayor
j. Mclean Moulder and wife, Rev.
G. G.: Hudson ,; and wife Postmaster w:
Emma Swisher, Miss Mary Achey. Mrs. Lizzie
Bouser, j. Oscar Henderson, Master Rolla
Cooper. B. +. Harness, William Purdam. and D..
G. Speaker, of Kokomo. Mr.. and Mrs. Kern
left on the midnight train for st. Louis, on a
short wedding trip, after which they will return
and take up their residence at No. 572 North
Meridian street, Indianapolis.
To the Editor Of the indianapolis Journal:
Please inform us through your paper what is a
Newmarke party" and oblige A READER.
HUNTINGDON, Dec. 2z,
In reply to the above, we would state that a
Newmarket party" is an evening or afternoon
devoted to the game of Newmarket" which is
round game, and an improvement on the old
game Pope Joan. 1t is played with a pack of
ffty-two cards from which the eight of dia-
monds has been removed) and a board, upon
n,hiol, tho oil v pl;,o onuIa hau1 hoao
fastened: Ace of spades. king Of hearts, queen
of clubs and knave of diamonds. Any number
may play. A book on games, called "The Amer
lean Hoyle," will furnish all particulars.