The Indianapolis journal., 1889-03-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. Williams have re-
turned from an extended visit to Eastern
cities.
Rev. j. S. Jenckes is in Boston. where he
went to attend the funeral of an aunt, and
will return home next week.
Mr.. /. GrOhs, formerly of Philadelphia. q
successful and aggressive. dry goods man,
has taken an interest with ID. j. Sullivan,
of the Philadelphia store.
Hon.. /. ID. G.: Nelson, ex-State-house Com
missioner, who has made this city his home
for the past seven years. will return with
his family to Fort Wayne. his former home.
to reside. the 1st of April. Miss Nelson,
who went to that city the first of the week
to make necessary arrangements, returned
last night.
Orlando (Fla.) Reporter: Mrs +. w.
HalfOrd and her daughter Jeanette re-
turned from their trip. to Washington last
week, and are again pleasantly installed at
the home of Ingram Fletcher. Miss Hal
ford sang in the Presby terian choir last
Sunday, and will do SO again next Sunday
Before coming to sing at the Presbyterian
Church she teaches Sunday class
at the Methodist Church, and is evidently
inclined to make her life useful one"
Amos j. Walker, for many years resi-
dent of this city. where he has an unlim-
tied number of friends removed short
time ago. to New York city. This was some
what of a surprise to his friends, but o
greater surprise was in store for them The
news has arrived that one day last week he
was married at Charlotte, N. c., to Mrs.
Alice Cox. very gifted lady of that place
The wedding was quiet one and the newly
married pair will make their residence in
New York city.
The Juvenile Cooking Club was enter
tanned, yesterday afternoon, by Miss Mary
Bryner, at her home, No. $50 North Pennsy1-
vanla street. The members of the club,
Misses Fannie Fugate, Maud Mcconnell.
To1h <fo
Mayo and Mamie ZOlllnger invited as guests
Masters Pierre DeVay, John Fox, Newell
Rogers, Charles Jones, Howard Atterbury,
Robert MOorehead and Rennie Root The
feast prepared by the young girls consisted
of bOuillOn, fried sweetbreads. Saratoga
chips, peas, salted almonds. chicken salad.
waters, olives, lemon ice, almond cake and
chocolate.
Mrs. Harry Drew entertained party of
friends very handsomely yesterday after
noon, with progressive euchre party in
honor of Mrs. Lindsey, of st. Louis. who is
the guest of her sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Bre-
count. A new way of keeping account of
games was to give each lady a small JAP
anese fan. and every time game was won
prizes were won by the guest in whose hon
Brecount, Mrs. C. Z. Kregelo and Miss
May Heron. The other ladies who were
Fletcher, Mrs. Geo. X. Share, Mrs. G. w.
Combs, Mrs j. w. Rogers Mrs. w. T.
Noble. Mrs: G. w. Beck, Mrs. +. NJ. Her
ron, Mrs. w. o. DeVay, Mrs. J. w. Kern,
Mrs. G. N. Catterson, Mrs. w. j. Craig,
Mrs. Ernest Morris, Mrs. w. j. Richards,
Mrs. Harry Van Buskirk and Mrs. T. H.
Noonan.
RYMAN-PIETY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MARSHALL, ILL.,, March 22.-Miss Mahala,
daughter of Mr.. j. d. Piety. and G. NJ.
Ryman, of Tacoma, w. T., were united in
marriage last evening at the home of the
brides parents, at Walnut Prairie There
was quite romance connected with this
wedding. The two had been lovers for
years. Mr.. Ryman went to the new North
west, secured a good home, and then came
back for his waiting bride. They start for
| Tacoma next month.
Observation-Disclosures
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
COLUMBUS, March GA charming social
event occurred here. this evening, in the
marriage of Mr.. Albert Overstreet, former
| ly of this city, but now in business at Deca-
| tur, Ala, and Miss Hannah Stillinger, an
accomplished young lady of this city. The
| ceremony was performed, at O'clock, al
| the residence of the brides parents, in the
/ presence of the immediate friends and rela-
| tives of the contracting parties, by Rev.
! Frazier, Of the Presbyterian Church. Mir.