The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-10-25

Mrs. w. H. Coburn will go to Decatur,
H., next week to visit Mrs. George w.
Budd.
Mrs. Charles E. Coffin entertained q few
noon in honor of Mrs. C. B. Coe, of Denver.
MIR. and Mrs. B. +. Hitz rave gone to
Madison for a few days. They will be &C
c~ompanied home by Miss Emma Brashears,
who will make them q visit.
Mr.. T. C. Steele will hold his autumn ex-
hibition of paintings to-day, tomorrow and
Monday at his studio, at the corner OF Sew.
art are invited to examine the collection.
The friends of Frederick S. Mordaunt,
formerly of this city. and of his wife Marian.
will deeply sympathize with them at the
loss of their only child, Theodore Benjamin.
The little one died in Boston, on the 18th
inst.
Col. Thomas H. Nelson. Of Terre Haute,
last. on Our Political and Commercial Re-
lations with the Spanish merican Repub-
lies" under the auspices of the Sons of Vet
Grams. The Colonel IS well posted on this
subject. and will deliver the lecture at
other points in the State.
At the regular meeting of the Missionary
Society of Roberts Park Church, yesterday.
the following officers were elected: Presi-
dent, Mrs. Anna .Baggs; yice-presidents,
Mrs. Van Anda. Mrs. Z. G.. Cornelius. and
Mrs. Lane; treasurer, Mrs. Marott;. record
ing secretary. Mrs. Walworth, and CORE
spending secretary. Mrs. Hamilton.
The services attending the funeral of DIR.
VIM. p. johnson took place at Athens. o.,
Wednesday afternoon. at the Presbyterian
Church there, Rev. Dr.. Haines. of this city,
preaching the sermon. General Grosvenor
esa.sddrea Among an sI0f the aor raI0f flib "I sn was ss =
wreath from President and Mrs. Harrison.
BOOTH-CRAIG.
The marriage of Miss Nellie Craig and
Mr.. John L. Booth was celebrated last night
at the home of the brides mother. on North
M n street t.! Rev; d Pr; Fl A. o Clsysland'
The bride, q pretty blonde, wore an
Empire gown of white surah silk, and
her ornaments were pearls and dia.
parlors were handsomely decorated with
ceremony, the bride and groom stood
beneath a bell composed of tuberoses and
white carnations. while the clapper was OF
sweet English ~violets-. MIR. Charles Han
son contributed the wedding music, on the
piano. after the marriage supper was
served. Numerous handsome presents were
sent by admiring friends. Mr.. n Mrs.
Booth went. last night, to their now home.
No. 146 College avenue. which Is all fur
nished complete for their reception; Among
~ SaC1tF
G.. Shoemaker, Mr.. and Mrs. James Robert
son. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wellner, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Wellner. jr., Mr..
and Mrs. James Twiname. Mrs.
Costello and son. Mr.. and Mrs. K s. Tucker,
Mr.. John Moore and Dir. L. H: Harper. of
Muncie; DIR. and Mrs Work, of Charleston;
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Scott. OF louisville;
Mr.. and Mrs. Mills. and Mr.. and Mrs. Jen-
nIngs, of Peoria, the latter . sister of the
groom: General and Mrs. Koontz. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. q. NeeId, Of Jeffersonville: Mr: and
Mrs. L. l.. Booth, parents, and Mrs. II. 4.
Ward, aunt of the room. and others.
PIFLEY-M'DANIEL.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ROCKVILLE. Ind. Oct. A.-Mr. Charles
Piley. of Rockville. and Miss Henrietta c.
Mcdaniel, of Marshall. were married at the
was conducted by the Rev. s. X. Fuson in
the presence Of many guests. The bride
WAS attired in cream crepe monte Unnamed