The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-21

4ho O4AoWluk D0iAoiuk HoEullbS W0iO 4touc0
yesterday: NJ. A. Mahoney. frame cottage. on
corner Bradshaw and Sewer street, $500; Mar
garet A. Mathews. frame cottage. at No. 226
Linden street. $500; August Fickeuzer, frame
cottage, on Blackford street. near North, $1,000.
Personal and Society.
Miss Bertha Wehle is expected homs to-day
from a visit to friends in Dayton, O.
Miss Helen Robinson has returned from q
visit OF several weeks to friends in South Bend.
Mrs. Henry Meredith. Of CAMBRIDGE City, is
the guest OF Mrs. IL. G.. Carey, on West North
street.
Miss Sallie Newton, Of Crawfordsville, is the
guest of Mrs. Ramsey, No. 444 North New Jsr-
sey street.
Rev. NJ. L. Haines ana family have returned
home from the East, where they have been for
some weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. c. l. Fletcher have returned
from q visit of several months in Europe, trsv-
cling over the continent.
Miss Julia Southland, of Greencastle, who has
been the guest of relatives on North Alabama
street, will return home today.
Mrs: C. W. Humphreys. OF Marion, Is in the
city visiting her daughter Lucy. who 10 attend
ing the Institute for Young Ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs Lindlsy vinton, of New York.
former residents OF this city, are guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Daniels, on Broadway.
Rev. DR.. John W. Scott, father Of Mrs. Benz.
Harrison and of Judge John n. Scott. is hero on
visit to the latter, at his residence at " oodruf
Place.
Theodore J. Cassel, Of Evanston, Ill, is in
the city isiting frienda He was . soldier in
the Th"tesn,h Indiana. Infsntry. and came
down to attend his resimentAl reunion.
An opening social and business meeting of
Plymouth Circle will be held in the lecture-room
of Plymouth Church, this evening, At 7:30 o'clock.
A pleasant reunion is anticipated.
c. NJ. Norton and wife, Of Msrshalltown Ia,
are visiting Robert w. Medkirk and family.
Mr.. Norton and DIR. Medkirk were prisoners in
twsnty-thrse years.
Me- F. a. Blanchard has assumed control OF
his undertaking establishment, which vas for
merly managed by III. A. Tutswiler, and will
continue In that business. He is well known,
having been many years connected with the city
Offices.
Mrs. solomon Claypool and daughter Mary
went to Chicago yesterday to visit Mrs. Thomas
Il. Watson. Miss Claypool will BE- bridesmaid
for Miss Lizzie Harrison next Wednesday, upon
the occasion OF her marriage to mr. Thornton
Lewis
Lieut.. James II. Loves was unable 20 be
present when his comrades OF the Seventh Cav
Airy elected him treasurer Of the association, so
they went. twenty-five strong, with q baud, to
the Meridian Bank, with which he 10 connected.
and serenaded him. 1t was an enjoyable time
these men had In thus greeting one Of their
number.
BRowN-FLETcHER.
An event of interest for this week was the
marriage, last night, Of Miss Agnes Fletcher,
daughter Of DR.. W.. b. Fletcher, 20 DIR. John
Randolph Brown, first physician at the Hospital
for the Insane at Knoxville, Tenn. The spacious
home, No. 297 North Pennsylvania street. was
thrown open for the reception of the guests,
who included the relatives and q very few in
/ timafa frfenda 0nlU Thu laro> .orkb
parlor was chosen for the ceremony
and was deliberately and sastefully adorned with
plants and vines. The square bay window was
filled with beautiful plants, and overhead were
~festoons of smilax, from which hung q '~'lover's
knott Of white flowers. In the other rooms pro-
fuse decorations were made of villa flowers,
golden rod and asters. The ceremony was per-
formed ct 8 o'clock by Rev. j. s. Jenckss, pas
tor of St Pauis, who used the full service of
the church. The ushers were Messrs. William
VeDaole and William v. Judson, who. by hold
ing the white satin ribbons, made an aisle for
the bridal party. First were Misses Aileen and
Una. twin sisters Of the bride, wearing white
null gowns and carrying basket-hats filed with
lavender and white asters The groom followed
with his best mau, Mr.. Frank Mckee, Mr.. Ev-
ans Wooden. with Miss Agnes Bryant, of
Washington, who wore q dainty dress
Of white China silk. and car
ried pink asters; Mr.. John Clsypool
with Miss Leah Fletcher, who wore a white
India null and carried white asters; Mr.. Albert
Fletcher, with Miss Josie Hill. of st. Louis.
who wore a costume OF white China Grape
trimmed with sashes Of MORE, and carried white
asters; then the maid of honor, Miss Florence
Malott, in q dress or white China silk and car
rying pink asters All the corsagss were
decollete. The bride then entered, leaning on
the arm of her father. The bridal dress was of
heavy cream white silk. with full front
d~raperies and princess back en- train. The
corsags was pointed and the neck round and
filed with lace. The sleeves were pointed caps
Of silk and full flowing sleeves of point diesprit
lace. A tulle veil covered her entire figure.
She carried a bouquet of Niphetos roses. DR..
Brown has won for bis bride one of this city's
most estimable young women, cultured
and accomplished. After generalization had
been rendered. refreshments were served. The
bridal party. Miss Powers, OF New York. and
DIR. Browning, were seated at a table. The
chandelier above it was hung with grapes of
three kinds, and ~asters, making a rich combina-
tion OF colors. Upon cutting the brides cake,
the piece containing a pretty ruby ring was
taken by Miss Hill, of St Louis. The dance
followed, to the music of Mr.. Harris orchestra,
until a late hour. DIR. and Mrs. Brown left at
IL o'clock for a trip OF two weeks to Eastern
cities. and Will be at home 10 friends, at Knox
vile. Tenn. Oct Is. The groom's gift was o
cross OF diamonds and rubies. Many beautiful
gifts were presented by their numerous friends
and relatives, both from here and other States,
and some from Europe. Among the guests from
out OF town were Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Vinton
and Miss Ethel Powers, of New York; the
Misses Bryant, of Washington, D. G.; the Misses
Hill, OF ST. Louis, Mr.. Blythe. of Delphi, and
Miss Aurslis Fletcher, Of Florida
AT MARSHALL, ILL.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journa
MARSHALL. Sept. 20.-Two remarkable wed.
dings took place here to-day. The first was that
of James NJ. Wiman, of Bellaire. Crawford
county, aud Mrs. Mary Plaster. of Marshall.
They were married by Esq. Martin White.
seated in a buggy in front Of thu co,r,borsa
Each is ssyenty-ive years old. The second
wedding was that of John Holston, aged fortv-
two, and Mrs. Matilda Pierson, aged seventy
two, both of Wabash township.
FA~LL-sANDERS.
Special to the Indisnapolis Journal
LEBANON, Ind, Sept 2o-Mr. Park O. Fall, q
prominent young druggist Of this city, was