The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-11-25
Society.

Mrs Charles Judson entertained number of
young friends. last night, for Miss Berkenmayer,
of Hartford who is spending the winter here
The marriage of Miss Anna Barbour to Mr.
James A Morrison, of the Star Union line, will
| take place next Wednesday evening at Miss Bar
bours home on North West street.
The marriage of Henry e. Hodges of Morgan
county, to Miss Laura Van Buskirk, daughter of
Rev. d. r. Van Buskirk, will take place this
evening at o'clock, at the residence Of the
brides parents
Mrs E. V. Thomas gave the first of this sea-
sons dancing soclaIs, in connecting with her
academy, last night 1t brilliant affair." in
which her pupils, from child to adult, found the
keenest enjoyment
| Mr.. George W. Hayler, chief clerk in the office
| OF the general passenger agent of the l., b q w.
railway. was married yesterday afternoon to Miss
| Lillian e. Bishop The ceremony was performed
| by Rev. r. V. Hunter Mr.. and Mrs. Hayler
will be at home to their friends at No 164
| Fletcher avenue
Last evening Miss Coffman, a well-known
teacher in the public Schools was married to
| Mr.. VIM. P. Waldo, of Denver. The ceremony
was performed by DR.. Gilbert, at his residence
| on East New York street. small company of
| relatives and intimate friends being present
The welded pair left on q late train for their
| new home
The Ladies' Missionary Society of the Fifth
Presbyterian Churchl met yesterday afternoon
:, at the residence of Mrs. Charles NJ Tyler No.
2l6 Douglass street There was a large attend
| ance, and considerable interest manifested in
| the work mapped out for this church. A num-
| Der of well-written articles on mission work
were read, after which lunch was served and an
adjournment for two weeks, the place to be an.
nounced hereafter.
The Fourth Presbyterian Church was crowded
last night by friends to witness the
marriage of Mr.. Charles Evans to Miss
| Lenta Duene Aloways, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs James Alloways. The room is
very nicely arranged for an occasion like this,
| the several smaller rooms being connected with
| folding doors. In thesedoors were hanging bas-
kets, and the pulpit was banked high with ver-
nal plants and white flowers Mr.. Charles
Moores. Mr. Charles Merrill, Mr.. Will Somer-
/ vile and Mr.. Frank Dorsey, acted as ushers.
| The bride and groom were preceded by Mr.
| Sickles and Miss May Clarke. dressedin dainty
/ costume Of pink surah and lace, Mr..
Ferguson and Miss Anna Alloways a
| sister of the bride. dressed in light
| blue silk. Both bridesmaids carried bouquets of
roses The bride looked very pretty 10 her robe
| or white brocade satin train, and carrying n
boquet Of Niphetus buds. Rev. g. L. McNutt,
! pastor OF the church. performed the impressive,
/ ceremony. After the wedding large reception
! was given at the family residence on East ST.
Joseph street, where friends and relatives gath
cred to tender their congratulations. The house
| was tastefully decorated with plants and flowers
| The gifts bestowed upon the young couple were
very handsome and numerous. Mr.. and Mrs
Evans have gone az once to housekeeping in
! their own new home No. 954 North Delaware
street. which Mr. Evans designed, architectural
| ly ana lt IS most completely furnished They
Will be at home to their friends after Dee. /.
| WEDDINGS AT oRAwFoRDsvILLE.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| CHAMPIONSHIPS, Nov. "a Last night Elder
U. C. Brewer, of Danvle, performed the mar
rage ceremony of Ellis McQuown and Miss Jen-
ME Fuqua. daughter of David Fuqua Mr. Nc.
| Quown is an express messenger on the l., B. g.
| W.. and resides in Indianapolis.
This morning, at the Catholic Church. the
Rev Father Deneeu said the marriage rite for
Charles Vancleave and Miss Mary A. Price,
daughter of NJ. Price, member of the city
council and one of our grain merchants Imme-
diately after the ceremony brilliant reception
was held at the home of the brides parents and
an elegant lunch served. Mr.. Vancleave is OF
the grocery firm of Vancleave & Ring, ard the
bride is a member of the Catholic c hor and an
accomplished musician The couple departed
this afternoon for Chicago.
LAwToN-PoRTER.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENsBURG, Ind, Nov "a AT the residence
OF the brides parents, on Central avenue. this
city, at 5:30oclo this evening, Mr.. Ezra NJ. Law
ton was married to Mary B. Porter. The groom
is young man. whose former home was
at Ironton, o., but is now engaged in the
real estate business at Hutchinson, Kas.
The bride is the only daughter of Edwin 8. Por-
ter and wife. and q very popular young lady in
lar 60 circle OF acquaintances. The ceremony