The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-14
Welded TO BLAINE,
Miss Marie Nevins Married to james c. Jr.,
Week Ago in New York.
New York World.

Week Ago in New York.
New York World.
James g. Blaine, ir. youngest son of ex-Sen-
ator James G. Blaine, was married in the rectory
of St Leos Roman Catholic Church in this city,
last Monday afternoon, to Miss Marie Nevins
daughter of Colonel Richard Nevius. of Co
lumbus, 0. The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Father Thomas j. Ducey pastor of the
church the contracting parties having satisfied
him that there were no impedments to the
union. There no one else present Young
Mr.. Blaine is the favorite of his distir-
guished father. He is about twenty years, and
has not yet completed his collegiate course. MIR.
Frank Nevins, youngest son Of Colonel Nevins
has been III business at Augusta, Me-, for sew
eral months past. His sister Marie visited him
in Augusta the past summer. and there met for
the first time Mr. James g. Blaine, ir. She had
heretofore known the other members of the
family in Washington 1t appears that the
growth of affection between the young people
was rapid. Miss Nevns spent several weeks at
Augusta and Bar Harbor, where she joined her
parents returning to this city with them week
ago last Friday. The: took rooms here at the
New York Hotel. 1t is understood that Mr..
Blaine followed very soon after Miss Nevins's
departure from Maine. and was the guest of her
parents at the hotel 1t also would appear that
Miss Nevns yielded to what must have been the
very urgent plea of Mr.. Blaine for an Immediate
marriage. In any event. Mr.. Blaine applied to
Arch bishop Corrigan on Saturday, Sept 4, for
q dispensaton, Miss Nsvins being Catholic.
MISS NSV1DS, or now MIS- foiAlne. lHcD IOE the
first timo informed her family, and, with her
happy young husband, started for Augusta to
apprise his father
Miss Nevins is young lady of nineteen, with
fair hair. handsome presence. and an excep-
tionally beautiful face She was educated at
tho Convent of the Sacred Heart in Cincinnati.
q sister institution of the Manhattanvile con
vent She has a contralto voice of much power,
and carefully cultivated. She is said to be
young lady of many and brilliant mental and
social accomplishments Miss Nevins is of
Of the oldest and most distinguished families OF
Ohio. Her maternal grandfather was the Hon.
Samuel Medary. long editor of the Ohio States
man, Territorial Governor OF Minnesota before
it's admission as State and Territorial Gov
ernor of Kansas in the trying days under
Buchanan. He was always a leading Democrat.
and was prominently mentioned rs a candidate
for the presidential nomination of the party in
1864 Her father, Colonel Richard Nevins, was
a Philadelphian. Colonel Nevins went to Ohio
in 1885, where ne met and married Miss Medary,
succeeding her father as editor of the States
man. He was for long time public printer,
ard has always been prominent in the Demo
cratic politics of the State He is a gentleman
of culture and attainments. While Colonel
Nevins did not, last night. deny the fact that
his daughter had been married to Mr.. Blaine,
rs did not Mgr. Ducey, both declined to be in
terviewed concerning the matter. There is no
question. however that the facts are exactly as
hara or fa6