The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-19

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Personal and Society.
Captain Gelwick, Of Greencastle, was in the
city yesterday.
north OF the city.
Miss Jennie Butler went to Chicago yesterday
TO visit friends for q month.
Mrs. Flora Herbert and son, of Paducah, KY,
are guests of Mrs. f. II. Barnett
Mrs. J. I. Fletcher and Miss Stella Wiles
have returned from a visit to Louisville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin Emerson, of Detroit,
are spending q few days Ia the city with friends.
Miss Louise Garrard will entertain a party Of
friends this evening In honor Of Miss Newcomers
guest, Miss Small, of Haearstown. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Holcombe. of Washington,
D. c., are IN the city visiting Mrs Holcombe's
mother, Mrs. Eugenia McOuat, on North Me-
ridian street.
MI. and Mrs. E. 7. Gilliland and Misses Daisy
and Amelia CASTOR will sail for home to-mor-
row from Europe, where they have been spend
ing the past two months.
Indiana Advocate: Rev. ]. Fl. Mcconnell,
at brs. o.. last year. has been transferred
TO the New England Conference and stationed at
Bromfeld street, Boston.
The Woman's Club will hold the first regular
meeting for this season this afternoon at the
Sunday-school room Of the Tabernacle Presby-
terrain IQuTcus WEcIo tucv Will unset ult tAo
new building connected with the church is fin
ished.
Jesse L. Weik, Of Greencastle. who for q year
or moro has been carefully editing a life of Lin
coin, which is devoted to the personal side Of
the martyr Presidents career, was Ia the city
Yesterday. The book will sooS be issued by
Bedford, Of Chicago.
The mem bsrs of Meridian street M. 2. Church
will give q reception this evening in the church
parlors, to welcome the new pastor, Rev. h. A.
Cleveland, and the new presiding elder, Rev. ID
j. Talbot A cordial invitation is extended 70
all members of the church and congregation.
The ladies of St Paul Church will give a
social this evening Ia the chapsl. Miss Ssllie h.
Bingham will sing. and this will probably be
the only opportunity her friends will have TO
hear her before she returns to the East. and
they are invited to attend. Ali members OF the
church and congregation are cordially invited.
Benjamin f. Walker. of Indianapolis, and
Miss Ida Jaqua. OF Union City. were married
at the latter place last night. Miss Jaqua is n
niece of Governor Gray, aud quite a number or
Indianapolis people attended the wedding. There
were also Ruests from Goshen. Portland and
Winchester. and from Piqua and o..
Many costly presents were given the bride. Mr.
aud Mrs. Walker. immediately after the cere-
mony. left for a trip East, and will be gone
three weeks, during which time they will visit
the eroom's parents IN Pennsylvania
On the programme which is TO be rendered
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be founc an organ solo by Mr.. Henry G. Rogers.
q whistling solo by Miss McCorkle, a piano solo
by Mr. II. j. Schumacher, vocal solos by hrs-
Ora Pearson, Mrs. A NJ. Morse, Professor
Pearson and Mrs. 7. S. Graves; recitations by
Mr. James Lesthers and MIR. Frank Richards. a
reading by Professor McAvoy. ana e duet by
Professor and Mrs. Pearson. The proceeds are
for the benefit OF the Ladies' Aid Society.
and the excellence OF the programme should So
cure a large attendance.
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on Monday. at the residence OF her grand
daughter, Mrs. Kate Toll. 23I North Mississippi
street, was in her eighty-ffth year. OF six chill
dren but two remain. James Ii. and John III.
McNeely, both prominent citizens Of Evansvillc.
and publishers OF the Journal OF that city. Mrs.
McNeely came to Indianapolis In 1919, and lived
to see the city grow from . population OF 5000.
10 her early days she was an active member OF
the Methodist Church. Her death was unex-
peeted, resulting from a short illness. The
funeral services were conducted on Wednesday.
At 2 o'clock, by Rev. VIM. Teller, pastor OF the
California street NJ. E. Church, and the remains
inferred in Crown Hill Cemetery.
HowLASD-GATEs.
The Central Christian Church was crowdsd.
last night, at 6 o'clock, by the elite of the city.
to witness the marriage OF Miss Mary Alice
Gates. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b.
Gates, and Mr.. Hewitt Hanson Rowland, a
young broker Of this city. At precisely 6 o'clock
Mr.. Robert Nswlapd played the Wedding March,
ana tue prluat party mauo It's appearance.
The usbers, in full dress, were Messrs- H.
b. Bennett j. X. Sharpe. jr, Benjamin Mich
OILS, James Condit, Pirtle Herod and j.
b. Mansur. The brides maids following were:
Miss Reamer, OF Pennsylvania, and Miss Herod.
of this city; Miss Grant, of GAINESVILLE, O., and
Miss Margaret Barry; Miss Jennette Cutler, OF
New Jersey, the maid Of honor, followed alone,
and then the bride on the arm of her father. At
the altar they were met by the groom aud his
brother, Mr.. Louis Rowland. The beautiful
and imNreaSlya cefamODy of the EDlscODal
Church was performed by the Rev. j. billiard
Ranger, pastor Of Christ z. Z. Church, of
which Mr. Rowland is member:
in the extreme. WAS of heavy corded silk. made
with q very long train and the front was covered
with draperies OF duchesse lace. She wore a
tulle veil and carried a prayer-book. from which
the service was read. The bridesmaids dresses
were OF striped white Tissue, demi-train. Each
carried a large bouquet of roses and wore a veil.
Immediately after the ceremony the bridal party
returned TO the family residence, No. s26 North
Meridian street, where a wedding sup
per was served, and at $50 a large
reception was given. Miss Gates is one of this
city's ~prettiest and most popular young ladies,
and a great favorite in musical circles. Numsr-
Gus gifts, rare aud costly, were presented and
were in great variety. Mr.. and Mrs Rowland
left At IL o'clock for Chicago, and after an ex-
tended trip will return to this city and make
their home with Mr.. and Mrs. Gates
BREwER-wIrHRow.
TO tis western Associated Press.
CHICAGO. Oct. ls.-The Third Presbyterian
Church was crowded tonight to witness the
marriage ceremony of Mr.. Daniel Chauncey
Brewer, of Boston, and Miss Genevieve With
row. ksv. DIR. Withrow, pastor of the church
and father of the bride. oficiated. Elaborate
floral decorations adorned the altar. The bridal
party consisted Of Mr.. Charles II. Bieelow, jr.,
Of St. Paul, as best man; Mr.. f.. Garrettson
Jswett. jr., of Albany, N. Y; Mr. Percy w.
Blackmer, of st. Louis; Ernest B~lackmer. Of
Chicago; II. B. Holmes, OF Chicago; John Carse
aud Rev. harris Gregg. of Chicago, these all
being Williams College mates Of the groom. The
four other ushers we're David Carse, George
". Kitredge, Howard c. Pettibone and A. S.
Kimball, all of Chicago. Four charming and
elegantly dressed children served as brides
maids, and Miss Gertrude Bebee. OF Chicago,
stood'as maid OF honor. DR.. j. Suydam Knox,
a distinguished professor in the Rush Medical
College, and a college classmate of the pastor,
gave the bride away. The presents to the bride
were an embarrassment of riches. Choicest