The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Shirk are now travelling
in Italy.
Mrs. Ira Bond, Of Kokomo, is visiting friends
in this city.
Will LaBonta and sister, Bessie, are. visiting
friends at Danville, Ill.
J. NJ. Calvert left Wednesday for Mt Clemens,
Mich, in search of health
Capt Louis DroviIard, of New Orleans, is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. Stockwell.
Lizzie Whistler returned on Thursday from q
visit amongst relatives in Plymouth.
Rev. L. P. Marshall is in Wabash, assisting
Rev. Little in series of protracted meetings.
Miss Sadie Walker. of Indianapolis. is visiting
her aunt. Mrs. G. G. Emswiler, on West Sixth
street.
Miss Leota McWhinney, of Riehmend. is visit
ing at the residence of Mrs. Geo. Rettig, on West
Fourth street
Miss Clara StonebargerT returned, Thursday
evening from attending the wedding of a friend
in Indianapolis.
Miss Lizzie Buxton. of Detroit. and Miss Ma
mic Quackenbush, of this city, are visiting
friends in Logansport.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Durat celebrated the
twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage in a
pleasing manner Wednesday evening
Mrs. George Sheldon and daughter, May, re-
turned Tuesday from three months trip
amongst relatives in San Francisco, Cal.
Mrs. Lon jerks, of st. Louis, and Mrs. ALT
Hall, of Indianapolis are visiting their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. James Leas on West Main street.
Miss Eta Hilligras and Miss Nettie Kahn, of
Huntington, came down to attend the G.. G.. c..
dance. the former the guest of Hattie Porter and
the latter of Miss Dora Kraus.
Mr.. Charles Pyke and wife, former Peruvians,
attended the Raymond anniversary Tuesday
evening. Miss Mary Philips. of Logansport. also
came up, returning home Friday.
Mr.. Joe Clymer, county treasurer. was mar
ried on Thursday evening to Miss Emma Miller,
at the residence of Noah Miller. on Main street.
The wedding was strictly private only the rela-
tives being present They 60 to housekeeping
Immediately, on East Main street.
At the residence of George Chamberlain,
West Main street, Rolin r. Norton, clerk in the
superintendentso Office of the Wabash was mar
ried to Miss Carrie l.. Morrison, Thursday, at 3
P. M. Miss Carrie is one of Peru's most hand
some aud charming young ladies. Rev. l.. p.
Marshall performed tho ceremony. The honey
moon will be spent at Mt. Vernon, %.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond celebrated the tenth
anniversary of their marriage Tuesday evening.
There were about one hundred invited guests, q
few coming from distance Many odd, orna-
mental and useful presents of tin were made.
An elegant supper was served at o'clock.
Among the guests from a. distance were Miss
Mary G Phillips, Of Logansport; Mrs. w: e.
Clark, OF Chicago; Judge Russ. Miss Elizabeth
Stevens, of Logansport; Mrs. Geo. Rockwell. of
Indianapolis; Fred Parsons, of Lockport N Y;
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Pike, of Fort Wayne
The Gattling Gun masquerade on Wednesday
evening, was a notable society event. Merrilrs
full orchestra furnished the music. The hall
was tastefully decorated, and. notwithstanding
the Indictment weather, the hall was densely
crowded. About eighty masquers were in the
grand march. The new Gattling gun was feat
ure, being placed in the center of the room and
guarded by four uniformed cadets. Most of the
spectators remained until after the unmasking at
1880 P. NJ Many Of the costumes were elegant.
The masque was a social and financial success,
and much credit is due to the members of the
gun club for their assiduous attention to the
wants Of the guests. Their next regular dancing
club commences Monday evening.