The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-28
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The encampment has been the attraction
during the week and every pleasant day
, there have been hundreds of visitors. The
camp life is a novel one. even for those
who distinctly remember the war days, for
lapse of twenty-five years is apt to make
a quarter century thing a novelty after SO
long time. The dress parades, reviews
and the camp in general have been the
subjects for inspection as well as converse
ton, and the first question one has been
addressed by is, Have you been ont to
camp,D The drives have been pleasant, and
as there has been comparatively nothing
going on socially, the camp has been the
only diversion. Many have left town, and
many are going. yet there are numerous al
home. The comfort of home Is regarded
more highly by many than all the induce
ments any other places could offer. It's not
probable that if there were more enter
tainments that they would De generally
patronized. for as little EFFORT as possioie Is
made during the warm days, and rest and
quiet are the main objects OF tie towns
people, while those who are away are bent
on seeking pleasure, ana OIten o. very
active kind. The go-aways are happy, and
SO are the stay-at-homes.
A large number of young people have en-
tered the matrimonial state during the sea-
son beginning last October. Indianapolis
has lost a goodly number of her young
ladies. and has been the gamer of few
brides from other places. Some couples
were mated in the city, and have remained
here. The four points of the compass have
won some of our girls, and ones maiden
name is frequently lost to her almost en-
tirely when she goes to q new home. A
brief resume of the brides and grooms.
whose weddings have appeared in these
in October Miss Bessie England became
Mrs. Frank Meharry, and went to Chicago
to live. Miss Julia Schnull became
Mrs. J. George Mueller. Miss Mary Elder
Gates Mrs. III. III. Rowland: all in the same
week, and reside here. Miss Mary Sells
married Mr.. Whitman Dunbar. of Chicago.
and Miss LouIse Starkey went to Port By
Miss Kate Gresham married Mr.. w. II. An
draws, of Chicago. Miss Sallie +. Bing-
ham the last day of October became Mrs.
K. c.. Dean, and lives handsomely at Chel-
A. t. Drysdale and lives at Louisville. Mr..
w. A. Van Buren, brought his bride. for
merly Miss Meeteer. from Camden, n. j.,
and Rev. George l.. Swan went to Minne-
sofa for his, once Miss Hawley. Miss
s. Voorhees,, spent the winter in
Washington, and they now live in the State
of the same name. Miss Arlina I.anders went
to Williamstown, Kv., as Mrs. James Bur-
CESS. Miss Emma Schmidlap is Mrs. John
Hallekson, and lives here. Miss Dora
Messing, daughter of the rabbi. is Mrs.
Mitchell Mayberg. of st. Louis. Miss
Mary Atkins married Mr.. n. Augustus
Gladding, and their home is in Memphis.
Morris were united Dec. 4, and live here.
Miss Jessie Gibson welded DR.. Fl. w. Ben
nett. and went to Saratoga, n. Y, to live.
Miss Emma Wocher married Perry Ingalls,.
to Lafayette and married Miss Carrie Hen
derson, and brought her home. Miss
Ida Brown changed her name to
that of Mr.. Eben Walcott. of Walcott. and
Miss Lima Loder married Mr.. Robert A.
Kistner. Miss Edna Wildman married Mr..
William A. Balloon. and went to Pueblo,
Col. Miss Flora Kaufman remained here
as Mrs. Isaac Meier. Miss Mary Maxwell
became Mrs Will Knippenberg; and went
married City Clerk.John w. Bowlus. Miss
Rose Stewart is Mrs. John Hoberg, of Terre
Haute. and Miss Florence Kahn is Mrs.
Samuel Ash, of Dayton. Miss Julia r.
den. Miss Gddie Gable is Mrs In Harris ri Gal.
breath, and Miss Fannie Smith is Mrs. Ed.
ward d. Shivers. Miss Linda Gray, as Mrs.
Charles B. Holmes. lives in Minneapolis.
Mr.. Frank T. Hord married Miss Elinor
kins is Mrs Samuel Harris, and Miss
Grace Gilbert is the wife of DR.. Fred c.
WOODBURY. Miss Florence Simmons is
Archibald Maginness, of Detroit; Mrs.
Sallie ID. Vaien is Mrs. w. H. Coleman,
now travelling in Europe; Miss leila
feathers was married to Arthur Grover;
Miss Jennie Noble married Mr.. Wehle and
lives at Alton, ILL.,; Miss Frances Kiser is
now Mrs. Eli Segar; Miss Leota Coons be-
came Mrs. A. G. Jones. and went to Chi
cago; Miss Alice Clapp is Mrs. Seth p.
BEEN; Miss Jennie Cobb is the wife of Mr..
Floyd Bone; Miss Hester Hereth was mar
ried to Mr.. John A. Barkalow; Miss
Annie Snyder became Mrs John A. Gibney;
Miss Margaret Kelsey has gone to Butte,
NJ. T., as Mrs Thos. j. Murray, and Miss
Lena Piel to Cleveland as Mrs. Charles
Voth.