The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-10-13

| ably rendered. At the conclusion of the pro
gramme supper was served and netted very
satisfactory sum for the benefit of the mission
work.
The initial meeting for the season of the Art
Association was held yesterday afternoon at the
residence of Miss Mary Morrison, No 70 Circle
street The society was largely attended. The
subject for the afternoon was 1.-THE Modern
French Painters. and was very thoroughly and
ably presented in q paper by Mrs. T. c. Day.
AS the pictures were mentioned fine collection
OF photographers and engravings of those pict-
ures were shown. The parlors were lighted by
gas to give an even and better light to the art
works Three large engravings were shown,
THE Angelus" by Millais, Christ Before the
Praetorium" by Dore and 1.-THE Last Cartridge
All the collection, with the exception of the
framed ones, are owned by Mrs. John
F. Julian. Mrs. Hale gave an inter
esting sketch of Millais. Miss Mary
Dean gave bright talk of Meissonnier. and Miss
Morrison a sketch of Gerome. The latter was
illustrated by 1.-THE Cock fight" which first made
his reputation. After the paper and sketches
the meeting was informal, and opportunity
was given to examine the pictures through the
glass The association will exhibit Mr.. T. c.
Steeles paintings and studies in November and
IN January will have one of embroideries and
laces and in March one of original designs and
Kook wood pottery, and in April the general ex-
hibltion will be held. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. W. P. Bingham, and Mrs John F.
Julian will present the paper.
PETERs-vAN AERNAM.
Special to the lndianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND Oct. 12.-The chief society event
for many months was the marriage of Miss Cora
only daughter of the late L. B. Van Aernam, an
old-tme and prosperous merchant, and Mr. Will
Peters, prominent young man of Columbus,
o.. at o'clock this evening The ceremony was
performed by Rev. !. NJ Hughes, of the First
Presbyterian Church, at the residence of the
brides mother, and was witnessed by large
company. including most Of the elite of this city
Columbus. The bride and groom left for New
York o-night
Hotel Arrivals.
Denison House: W. NJ Terrell Columbus O.:
J. NJ. Mcintosh, Connersville S. H. Dunlap,
Louisville; b. H. Peed, New Castle; w. Henning,
Evansville; Edward B. Wall, VIM Terrell
Columbus, O.; c. P. Cogswell. Norwich, Conn;
F. A. Smith, BROOKLYN; c. F. Ketcham, New
Ottumwa, Ia: Geo. c. Stuart. Franklin: Mrs
N. Y. -7-'0' -'''A''''''
Grand Hotel: Joseph P Tiff Richmond; Mrs
W. E. Parks, Martinsville; W. A. Hays Worth
ineton; 2. Bassler, Myerstown; NJ. T. Kineger,
Michigan City, Il; B: Smith. South Bend; E.
Reed, Columbus; F. E. Sine New Albany D. l..
Secrist, Laurel; S. S. Harrell, Brookville; New
ton Bailey, Evansville; Cyrus Woodbury., Union
City; Edward b. Parsons, Elkhart; J. S. Critch-
field, Adyeville; Nelson Barker New Albany;
Thomas McEwing, Albion; Samuel j. Brash,
Columbus; Frank Porter. Jacksonville; r. S.
King. Fort Wayne; Arthur Newman, Logans-
port
Occidental Hotel: j. W. Sears, Harrodsburg;
b. w. Crst. Charlottesville; o. Talbert, Carroll;
David Leaning, Arcadia; B. j. Miller, Nap
panee; NJ E. Reynolds, Williamsburg; John
Clark, Liberty; c. A. Allen, Union City; j. H.
Loudon, Bloomington John S. Crutchfeld,
Bird's.eye B. F. Baldwin, Marion; Lewis Hook
EFT. Fairmont; Burr Royse, Herbert; G. NJ
Shortle, Goldsmith; I. N. Cotton Traders
Point; j. B. Snively GEORGETOWN E. H. Collins
Mattsville; NJ. w. McClain, Aurora John E.
Wilson, Peru; w. T. Petty, Pttsfed G. S.
Mann Harrison; John Nebel High Hill; 7. s.
Bull, Valparaiso
Bates House: John D. Miller, Greeusburs D;
j. Booth Kempton R. W. Geiger, wife and
child, Louisville; F. Gund. Freeport; G. D.
Munson, Hartford City; W. O. Comstock and
wife, Mammoth Cave, VIM r. Nelson, wife and !
child, j. W. Mckinney. Kansas City; Frank
Wood. Connecsville; S, T. Yount and wife. Mrs.
Ada McMillen, Lafayette; o. G. Dunn and wife
Slrs. H. ]. Wheat, j. w. Ragsdale, Franklin; H. |
l.. Prewitt, Martinsville Leonard Moore and
wife, Dayton; r. r. Grant, wife and two chill
dren, Mrs. A. A. Campbell and child, Jersey
City; l.. @. Webber. Warsaw: Prof. T. w.
Fisher Hanover College; H. H. Walker Michi.
gan City.