The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-16
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and John T Hedges, the ceremony to take place at
the Sixth Presbyterian Church, Sept 20.
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss Naomi
Waddel to Joseph 4. Msrott, Wednesday, Sept. 10.
at her residence, No. lea Ash street. at o'clock.
The wedding of Mrs. Ella Ramsey Radcliffe to Dr.
Chapman, of Brooklya, l.. l., viii occur Thursday
morning, Sept 26. at Ars- Rsdeliffss home North
Illinois street.
Messrs. Thee Q. Mareesu and Luke w. Power for q
large reception Tuesday evening the 25th, ut No.
30 North Illinois street.
There viii be ball. social ana fair. given Jyssstion
A, of the North Baptist Church. the residence of
Mr. Edwin Moore, No. 20 Walcott street, on wednes.
day evening The entertainment will be for the bsne-
Mt of the church.
The marriage of Miss Agnes Fletcher to DIR. Brown.
of Knoxv Tenn, will take place on Thursdsy
evening at the home of DIR. and Mrs. W. b. Fletcher
on North Pennsyly ans street. Invitations are ex.
friends.
Mr.. William O. Freeman, of Providsnce. r. l. and
Miss Maud Cleveland, of Indianapolis were married
Aug - ey hss NJ Iysf a, the summer cottage Of
trip the couple went to Providsnce which viii be
their future home.
Mr.. Charlie Clarke entertained a few of his many
trends Est Wednesday evening. at his home on
pleasantly spent by playing progressive angling and
dancing Among those present were the Misses Rex
Msssrs Roberts, Rsxford, Curry, Swing, futile and
Tabor.
A soiree musicale viii 30 given on Thursday
evening at Chicago, by Ees Thsodors Pfaiiin form
cry OF THIS city, In which she viii be assisted by
prominent musicians of that city. Among Miss
PfafHin. numbers on the programme Recitstivo
Csvatisa ',Fegnara mel sienzo GucA.) LA Stella
q Nevada falEsr Brilante." by Gloria; ave
MARA adapted to the 6rst prelude. Baeh-Gouncd,
and SesnA duesto,' Fu Ia sorts Dell Ami tuoi
funesta," Verdi. duet with Miss Effe Critchhsd
number OF invitations were sent 70 friends here
Hiss Minnie Herls entertained the Cotion Club on
Friday night In honor OF her guests the Misses DOL
finger. Of Louisville. The guests invited to meet
Stone, Belle Closer, Hattie Ohr Julia Graydon,
Annie and Lille Ludorf GracsiAdarns Minnie Pierce
and Msssrs. Alec Stewart Harry Sells, Walter
fugste. Edward Bingham. Vernon Griffith, Oliver
heesy Charles Bseler. Louis Ludorf, Harry Fletcher
Maurice Hasehig. George Griffin. Thomas Christian;
shireman, Of Marsinsvills.
The marriage of Charles I. Hummer and Miss Nora
T. Cole, at the residence of the brides parents No.
~ hsaley avenue, on last Wednesday was happy
anaif The ceremony performed without at
PENDANTS at ish noon By Father Gavisk. The par
Tors OF the Family residence had been deliberately dec.
essnim<re, satin trimmings and train, ornanented
with Marechal Mel roses and diamonds. Among
Nose present were Mr.. Hummer and wife. J. o.
Power and WIFE Charles lawrence and wife, Ssyles
Barnett and wife. Mr.. World and wife James Moore
and wife Joseph Sanders and wife. Mr. Rustimer and
wife, Mrs Thomas Kelly, Michigan City, Miss Lucy
Cole, Aurora. H.. and Miss Estella Cole. city A
large number of presents left by the guests.
From the groom there diamond solitaire ring.
anu goid watch and CHAIN presented by tho BRIDE
parents. Mr.. and Airs. Hummer left Immediately aft
er the ceremony for extended trip, after which
| they VIII reside at No. 60 Nordyke avenue.
surprisereception rendered Mrs. Hattie A
Prunk the evening of Sept II at her residence 1853
West New York street, by her Dramatic Club of 81
The party was composed OF Mrs. Olive Douglass,
Misses Kitts Grayson. Nellie Smith Ruby Rees, and
Messrs. Harry Fletcher, Frank Johns, Earnest Per-
kins, Harry Porter. John Henrichs and Frank Rich
ards. A delightful recitation and musical programme
was presented by Mrs. Olive Douglass Miss Nellie
| smith and Messrs Harry Porter and Frank Richards
IN which Mrs. Prunk was forced TO join presenting
James Whitcomb Riley exquisite poem, "knee-Deep
IN June beautiful gold badge presented Mrs.
Prunk by the ciuo 70 which she most touchingly and
htngly responded. An elegant repast had been pro-
yided by the club, and served in the pleasant
diningroom. where Mrs. Prunk the honored
guest. As happy finale. sentiments and toaats
exchanged and responded TO- and in the language of
Rip Van Wrinkle, all said: Here's to your good
health, and your familys good health, and may you
| live long and prosper"
MANN RIDPATH.
| Special TO the Indianapolis journal.
| GREENcAsTLE, Sept. 15.-The homo of Dr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Ridpath, East Washington street, was
the scene Of a very pleasant and brilliant wedding On
Wednesday evening it being the occasion of the mar
riage of their second daughter Mary L., TO Mr.
1 Chas. w. Mann, lately of West Point. The
| bride was sttired in white silk with train,
and the groom in full dress suit of black. Rev. NJ
NJ Psrkhurst performed the ceremony in q very inn
pressve manner. The couple left the night train
| for Gambler o.. which win be their future homo.
Quite number of persons from a
distance were in attendance, among whom
were the following II. l. and A. B. Park. Kendall.
Anna Augustus, Paris H.; V. K. Hart Detroit Mich
Mrs. h s. Coffeeu, Homer, ILL.,. and several Others
| whose names could not be learned. The bride and
| groom received II any handsome and valuable pres