The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-25
Personal and Society.

Miss Helen Walker went to Greencastle
yesterday to visit relatives.
Mr.. Charles L. Holstein, of Chicago, is
spending few days in the city.
Mr.. Frank Dorsey is visiting Mr.. Schuy-
Ter COlfax, at his home in South Bend.
Mrs. Frank Talbot and son will go to
Martinsville next week to spend several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Mailman left yesterday
for northern Wisconsin, to spend month
with friends.
Col. w. r. Holloway has returned from
Washington, d. c., where he has been for
several months.
Mrs. J. s. Lazarus, daughter and son
will go to Martinsville on Saturday to re-
main fortnight.
Mr.. H. HI. Walker, of Chicago, is spend
ing a few days here, with his daughter,
Mrs. L. A. Rittenhouse.
Mrs. c. ID. Webb, who has been spending
few weeks with relatives in Ohio, re-
turned home yesterday.
Mr.. William Daggetts family has re-
turned from Lake Maxinkuckee, where
they have been for month.
Mrs. Lee Cannon and daughter Lizzie
will go to Excelsior Springs on Saturday,
to spend the remainder of the summer.
G. J.. Divine, foreman of the Journal
accompanied by his wife, has gone to
Waukesha. Wis, where Mrs. Divine will
spend few weeks on account of i'll health.
Walter P. Dean. formerly of this city, but
who has for some time been intrusted with
the management of Harris's Theater. Pitts
burg, was married yesterday to Miss Cora
Mae Shelley, of Denver. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dean will reside in Pittsburg for the
present.
MURRAY-KELsEY.
A very pretty wedding occurred last
evening at the residence of Mr.'and Mrs.
Benjamin F. Kelsey, No. ZIG College ave-
nue. the bride being their daughter Mar
garet E., and the groom Dr.. Thomas j. Muir
ray, leading physician of Butte. NJ. Il.
The ceremony, which took place at CLOCK,
was witnessed by the immediate family
and few intimate friends, Rev. Dr.. Whal-
lon, of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, pronouncing the service. The
spacious parlors were handsomely
decorated with palms, terms and
flowers. The bay window, before which
with plants, and suspended above them
were the initials TX. )" M" in white flow
ers The bride was attended by a maid
of honor. Miss Minnie Burnett, of Toledo,
and a bridesmaid. Miss BERTHE Boomer.
in a gown of white China silk trimmed
with apple blossoms. Both young ladies
carried hats filled with roses. The brides
! dress was of white faille silk. embroidered
lace She carried her mothers bridal
fan. The grOOm's best man was Mr.. Chas.
w. GOOdall of Butte, and the grOOmsman,
Mr.. Joseph A. Kelsey, brother of the bride.
After the ceremony: supper was serye e6o to
$50 till II o'clock. Zumpfe's orchestra,
screened by a bank of tropical plants, dis
cOursed sweet music during the entire
evening. The family and friends of the
and brothers. Mr.. BENZ. c. and wife, of
Cleveland. Horatio. of Chicago, and Pres
ton Kelsey and her sister, Mrs. Frank ferris
of Providence, X. l.; Miss Margaret Gray. of
h ossph Mr. Case H. of Butte of Mr. e.
II. Baldwin, of Leavenworth, Mr..
Looming Willard. of Marion, Miss Annie
Howell, of Covington,, Mr.. and Mrs. Mort
and Mrs. JOS I. Wagner, Mr.. and Mrs
John Copeland, Mrs. K. c. j. Pendleton
and daughter, Dr.. and Mrs: John T, John,
ston, Mr.. and Mrs. Ozro Weaver. Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Gardner, Mr. and nd. Mrs Lew
and Mrs. Will Brown and guest, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Baker. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Hurry. DIR. John Oliver Mr.. Will Wright.
Miss Wright, Mrs. Billiard. Miss Bright
Mrs Charles F; Robbins. Mt. and MIS- Fred red
Foster, Colonel and Mrs. Samuel Merrill,
| Mrs. John Lame, Miss Lille Howk.
Corkle. DR.. d. H. Oliver, Mr..
| and Mrs. H. G.. Rogers, Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Parrott, Mrs. Simpson,
Mr.. aud Mrs. o. j. Cooper, Mrs. Davidson.
Miss Landers. Miss Mayo, Miss Colgan. Mr..
| Harmon, Mr.. Oscar Helming and others.
| A large number of handsome presents were
received from friends in all parts of the
country: The grOoms gift to his bride was
diamonds; to the bridesmaids gold bead
necklaces, and to the groonsmen diamond
scarf pins. 1t was a simple home wedding,
with the reception and congratulations of
| friends rwards, and was exceedingly
delightful throughout. At IL o'clock DR..
and Mrs Murray left for the northern lax es
| where they will remain fortnight. and
| then 60 to their home in Montana, followed
by the good wishes of their many friends