The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-04
Personal and Society.

Virgins Conway, Charles A.. Hine and Louisa
G. Schafe, A.lberlie &. Metcalf and Lenora
Fisher.
Personal and Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Lilly went to Cincinnati
yesterday TO make 8 short visit.
Mrs. ii. Fl. Spades will 60 20 ST. Louis to-day
to visit her sister. Mrs A S. White, for q few
weeks.
Mss Nellie Baxter. of Washington, D. c.,
is visiting her grandparents on North Tennessee
street.
York where she has bsen spending the past
fortnight.
Lieut. Webb, OF the United States navy. is
visiting the family Of Mr.. W.. A. Krag on North
Meridisn street
Miss Howard. OF New York city, Is visiting
her cousin. Miss Nettis Dietrichs, on North
Pennsylvania street
The Phil Sheridan Post Of the G. A. r. will
give . musical And literary Entertainments to-
night at True Friends Hall.
The daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles B. Coe,
of Denver. Col arrived yesterday and 10 visit
ing her grandmother, Mrs. III. B. Williams.
Mrs. c. II. Larsh. of Coldwater, Kan. who has
been visiting her sister. Mira. Ayres, of East
Vermont street. will return to her home next
Tuesday.
The people Of Indiana will be clad to know
nav - stC " SSSlOu VI u DEdsk Cou-
ference Row. DIR. Marine was present in good
health and took his full share Of conference
work.
Miss Mary Beck, of Long Cliff. Loeansport,
after visiting her many friends of Indianapolis.
has lef, TO visit her parents at Royalton. After
ashort sojourn there she will again 90 TO Long
Cliff and resume her former dutie&
Mr.. John ". Lilly aud Miss Virginia Conway
were quietly married yesterday afternoon. at
the Second Presbyterian Church, by Rev. james
Mcleod, pastor OF the church. A very few
friends only were present to witness the ceremo-
ny.
The Petersburg Wal Index-Appeal says:
"Messrs. T. II. Cahill & Co., Indianapolis, Ind,
have started at No. q Bollingbrook street, an
enterprise for the manufacture Of sewing
machine needle-threacers. These threaders are
made out of steel wires, with a small spring, and
q person can thread O needle With the most per-
feet ease. As soon as the firm gets well under
way they will give employment to a large num-
Der OF hands,"
The frst Matinee Musicale meeting Of this
season WAS held yesterday aftsrnoon at Plym.
outh Church. Mrs. Robertson made welcome the
members. old and new. and = short programme
followed. the opening number being a piano
quartet. THE Marriage OF Figaro" played by
Misses Hunter, Coughlin. Whittier and Wallick.
Other parts were taken by Mrs. Hammond, Miss
Gstes, Miss Wilcox. Miss Thompson, Miss Bags,
Miss HERON. Miss Willard. Mrs. Lynn and Mrs.
Morrison. A business meeting was held and
several new members were voted upon for ad
mission TO the society.
The marriage OF Miss Lsonora Fisher, dsueh-
ter Of Mrs. Osa Fisher, to Mr. A. e. Mrtraif, the
at toe family residence. No. 342 East South
street. The ceremony was performed by Rev.
j. S. Tevis, Of Fletcher place Church. Ia the
presence OF thefaniliee and most ate friends
OF both. aud was followed by . reception from
9 to ii o'clock. The bride, attended by her
sister. Miss Jessie Fisher, was tastefully cos.
tuned In white. Mr.. Lnd Mrs. Metcalt will be
AZ nome to their friends after Oct IL, at No.
90 Broadway. and the many beautiful gifts re-
ceiyed VIII 90 far toward making their home
attractive. Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Porter. of
Greensburg. and Mr.. Henry WILDER were among
the guests from out OF the city.
A large and elegant reception Yves given
yesterday afternoon by Mrs j. F. RAMSEY, in
honor Of ner daughter, who was married last week
70 DR.. +. L. Chapiair, OF BROOKLYN. Mrs. Ramsey
was assisted IN receiving by Miss Chaplain. OF
Brooklyn; Mrs Henry, of Baltimore. and Mrs.
A. w. Rltzioeer, Of ST. Psnl, MINI. All the
ladies we're handsomely sttired in evening coz
tume. Mrs. Chaplain wearing a becoming dress
of cell blue silk. The large parIors were verv
tastefully decorated with flowers and the Ital-
ian orchestra furnished delightful music. This
ladies' who assisted in entertaining were Mrs.
V. Il. Mslott and daughters and Mrs. s. 4.
sion was one of regret at the loss which
would be caused by the removal OF Mrs.
Chaplain to Brooklyn. for which place she
will leave early next week. The company in-
cluded about two hundred representative ladies.
The marriage OF DR.. Harry Waisrous, of
Glendive, NJ I. and Miss Ruth Harding was
celebrated on Tuesday evening at the residence
of the brides mother, Mrs Charlotte Harding,
in Southport, this county, Rev. Ambrose Dunn,
the resident minister, and Rev. r. V. Hunter,
of this clty, ofheiating. Among the guests pres
ent were Dr.. L. L. Todd AMI daughters Sue and
Lizzie, k. v. Hunter and wife, Arthur Larsh
and Arthur Barnes. Of Indianapolis; DR.. Barnee
and wife, Southport; DR.. A q. Ward and wife.
Greenwood; Mrs. Harvey Wheatcraft and DIR.
and Mrs. Knapp, Fraukiin. There were also
present many friends from Danville, the former
home OF the groom. Miss Harding, the bride,
has long been regarded as the most popular
young lady 10 the southern part Of the county,
and Mr.. Waterous il . rising young doctor Of
Montana. The young couple will remain a few
days in DanviIie, the former home Of the groom,
and will tOen proceed to their Western home.
TWO WEDDINGS AT WABASH.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind, Oc,., IA prominent society
event was the marriage here, this afternoon. Of
Harry C. Petit, Mayor of Wabash. and Miss
Eva Stiit, daughter of ex-County Auditor Stitt.
The was performed by DR.. Charles
Little. 81 the home of the bride, after which the
couple took tbs II abash fast line train for New
York, intending 10 MAKE an extended tour in the
East The groom 10 q sou Of the late Judge
John u. Petit, and is a graduate Of the United
States Navkl Academy at Annapolis. The bride
is one Of the most popular society ladies in the
city.
To night Mr. Charles Bradley. q prominent
young society gentleman here, and Miss Ella
Lrmaree were married at the home Of the
brides parents. ar. and Mrs. d.. W. Lumaree,
on Sinclair street A reception followed al the
home of the couple 90 Stitt street.
w~AGoNER-Ross.
epecial to the Indianapolis yourns.
WINCHESTER, Oct. 3-Jchn K. Wagner, a
wel-to-do music dealer Of Ysnktou. D. T., and
Miss Myrs Ross. Of this clty, were united in
marriage at the NJ. Z. Church on Tuesday