The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-12-15
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MCoNAUGHY-wALLACE.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 14-The marriage
of Nh. Charles McConaughy, of Toledo, and
Miss Ella, daughter Of Hon. and Mrs. w.
Dewitt Wallace, of this city. was sol
emnized at the Second Presby terian
Church this evening, at 8 o'clock, the
building being thronged with Lsfayette's
best society People. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. William P. Kane. now
OF BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, q warm friend of the
family. The church had been deliberately
and handsomely decorated with rare
lowers and plants, presenting q most at
t~ractive appearance. The young couple
were unattended. After the ceremony. and
before the final benediction. Miss Ella
Cowdrey. one of L~afayette's sweetest vo.
c~alists. sang o Wedding song,n which
proved auite Q surprise TO the large audi
ence. the young singer being hidden
sTsm T yisw ws by e bower %ss OF a nowi
society event, the bride being one
of the most popular young ladies of the
Star City. She is q woman of culture, en-
aaging manners, president of the China
painting Club of Lafayette, end held in
for ten years been IN the employ of Dewey.
Rogers IL Co., of Toledo. and - a young
man of excellent habits, fine business quail
hcations and wide acquaintance. After
the ceremony q wedding dinner was given
at the home of the brides parents, q was
in the nature of Q family reunion. The
young people were the recipients OF Q large
number of handsome and elegant presents.
sent, many OF them. from u distance. They
will leave tomorrow morning for st. Au-
~gustine. Fla. where they will visit for q
few days, then going to Alabama, 60 visit
for o short time with the gro0m's parents.
After the first of the year Mr.. McConanghy
will 60 into business at Lincoln, Neb.,
which Will take the bride from Lafayette
q regret that will be general among the
young society people.
TWO WEDDINGS AT %RocKPoRT.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RoCKPoRT, Ind, Dec. 14.-At 9:30 O'clock.
in the Presbyterian Church. Mr.. j. ID. Tay.
lor Was married to Miss Genevieve White.
youngest daughter of DE-. A. White. the
Rev. DIR. Freeman. of Petersburg. oficiat-
ing. The church was crowded withinvited
guests. After the ceremony friends and
relatives enjoyed q wedding breakfast at
the home of tbs bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor
left for Aurora and Cincinnati. They re-
ceived quite q number of beautiful pres
ents.
At 2 O'clock Mr.. Horace w. Green, Of
Louisiana. and Miss Teresa Haines. young
est daughter of Mr.. John G. Haines. were
married, the Rev. h. c. Clippinger oficiat-
ing. Only the near relatives and Q few In
innate friends were present. After the
wedding dinner Mr.. n Mrs. Green de-
parted for Louisiana, where they will
make their future home.
ATKINsON-MARKS
Special 90 the Indianapolis Journal
KoKOMo. Ind. Dec. 14-At the homo OF
the brides mother. in South Kokomo. yes
terdsy evening, Rev. Ross Gahring oficiat.
ing, Lynn Atkinson. of Colorado Springs.
Col. and Miss Marie Marks were married.
The groom 10 q prominent manufacturer
and contractor at Colorado Springs. and
the bride is one of Kokomo's most success.
tul school-teachers and an accomplished
young lady.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
DANvILLE, ILL.,, Dec. 14.-Hal Davis. son
of the late Judge o. L. Davis. and Miss
Lou Young. daughter of William A Young.
q prominent attorney of this city, were
married this evening. The guests were
limited to relatives and very intimate
friends.