The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-09-13

Personal and Society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith are here from Canada to
visit their son, Will Smith.
Mics Mary Hanson has gone to Rushville to
visit friends for a few days.
Mrs. Geo. H Talbot is recovering from . Sc
we're iness OF six weeks duration.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Casterline returned Yesterday from
q visit to friends at Youngstown, ..
Mrs. +. F. Hodges and children will return
from months visit to Vermont tomorrow.
Mira. A. w. Binford ana daughter, Miss Bes-
sic. Of oCrawfordsville, were at the Bates House
yesterday.
Miss, Minnie Lazarus will return to-day from
Cincinnati. where she has been attending the
Exposition.
Mr.. G. W. johnson will leave to-day for Day.
ton. o., where he goes to attend he wedding OF
Miss CULVER.
Misses Matte aud Alice Dolfnger, of Louis
vile, are guests of MISS Minnie Haerle. on North
Illinois street
Miss Estelle Powers, of Brooklyn, will arrive
to-day to visit Miss Agnes Fletcher. on North
Pennsy lyania street.
Mrs, Solomon Clsypool and daughter Ruby
will return to-day from Cincinnati, where they
have been visiting for the past week.
s Mrs. E. b. Martindsle and daughter Mary
returned, yesterday, from a short visit TO Mr..
John w. Grubbs and daughter, of Richmond
Washington, ID C., are guests OF Mrs Lynch's
brother, Mr.. Geo. c. Hit, and family, on Park
avenue.
Mr.. NJ. W. Carr, accompanied by his niece.
Miss Minnie Malloy, left yesterday on ten
days visit to Cincinnati, Toledo, Detroit aud
the Lake Eris islands.
d, Mrs Robert Edmonds OF Newport Ky, and
Mrs. John Johnston, OF Cincinnati, who have
been visiting Mrs. L. n. Perry, on Greer street,
have returned 10 their homes
u The marriage of Miss Agnes Fletcher, Oldest
daughter Of Dr. and Mrs. W. B. Fletcher to DIR.
Brown, OF Knoxville, Tenn, formerly OF the
Hospiisl for the Insane at this place, will occur
on Thursday, the 10Th. at the family residence,
on North Pennsylvania street Invitations
have been given to the family and a few intimate
friends.
An elegant reception, the first one of the sea
son, was given last night by Mrs. Lucrstis Sex
ton, at her residence. No 2ll Park avenue, in
bride. formerly Miss Perkins. Of Murfreesboro
Tenn. A large number OF invitations had been
issued. and from till IL numerous friends
rendered their congratulations Quantities OF
flowers, plants acd vines were arranged taste
fully IN every room, and from the conservatory.
the music of the Italian orchestra could be heard
above the hum of conversation. The hostess
vas assisted IL entertaining by Miss Ida Davis
ana Mr.. Will Loves. The bride wore a
handsome dress of white MORE covered with
draperies OF white brussels net, and diamond
jewels. Mrs. Sexton wore heavy black silk,
with point lace. and . bouqust OF Marechal Mel
.roses. Miss Davis looked well in costume OF
blue with . Rarniturs OF mareuerites. The
guests from eway included DR.. Marshall Sexton
aud wife and Mr. L. Abercombie and wife, OF
Rushville, and Mrs. Alma Spaulding. Of Ne@
York. Mr.. and Mrs Sexton received a large
number OF unusually beautiful and valuable
presents upon the occasion Of their marriage,
which were tastefully placed about the rooms
Last night They will make their home with
Mrs. Sexton, whore the reception was given.
r- REID-MENDENHALL.
Special to tie INDIANAPOLIS journal
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept l2-The event OF So
cial circles in this city for the week is the mar
rage at o'clock this evening of Mr.. Clayton
Reid, Of Muncie and Miss Lillian Mendenhal,
ofthis city, at the home Of the brides mother. No.
34 North Eighth street, the Rev. DR.. Hughes, Of
the first Presbyterian Church, officiating. The
rooms were profusely decorated with rare plants
and cut flowers, Miss Meudenhall 10 an accom-
pIshed lady and q prominent aud popular mem
Der of Rich mond society, and has hosts Of frends
Gle. at which place they intend to make their
future home. The bridal couple lett on trip,
intending TO visit the principal Eastern cities,
going directly to Chautauoua. The guests
present were from several cities, and the list Of
presents comprised great variety Of elegant
and costly articles.
REYBURN-w4TERs-
Special TO the indianapolis journal
PERU, Sept 12.-Wm. Reyburn and Miss
Emma Walters were quietly married at o'clock
this evening. at the residence of Mrs. Mary
Walters. Rev. B. F. Cavins. of the First Baptist
Church, oficiated. Outside of relatives only q
few intimate friends were in attendance. The
reception was held at their own home immedi-
ateiy following. Mr.. and Mrs. McHenry, Of
Wabash. and Mrs. L. Catlett, son and daughter,
of Fairmont H., were among those in attend