The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Mary Rariden, OF Chicago, Is the guest OF
Mrs. i. p. Haughey, at Mapleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Gray returned last nigh,
from a long trip through the West.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Everson. OF Chicago, are
guests or relatives on West Ninth street.
Mrs. NJ. l. Lewis, OF Marion. is visiting Mrs
Cotton on Last 81. Clair street for a short time
Mrs. Beth Earl. of Connersville. is the guest oil
Judge Claypools family. on North Illinois street
Mrs. NJ s. Tousey, OF Anderson, is the guesI
for a few days OF Miss Florence Stewart, on West
Walnut street.
Mrs. Constantine Reigger. of Louisville. is Wis
iting her sister. Mrs. James N. Rogers, on North
Meridian street.
few days for Chicago, where they expect TO re-
side permanently.
Miss Caroline Tyler and Miss Gertrude Jackson
VIII ieaye for Philadelphia tomorrow, where
they viii attend school.
Miss Jeanette Davis left Yesterday for Kan
sas City TO visit for a month. she will be brides
maid for a friend who 10 to be married Oct. B.
Miss May Ship entertained a number of
frlenos informally at 4-o'cl0ck tea yesterday
afternoon, for Mrs. John NJ. Judah, Of Memphis.
Tenn.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
The marriage Of Miss Madge Hamilton, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Sallie A. Hamilton. and Mr.. o. p. Nc
Leland took plack last evening at 8 o'clock, at
Grace Cathedral, in the presence OF q large num-
Der Of friends and relatives. Miss Georgia Alex
ander played Mendelssohn's Wedding March az
the party approached the chancel, the ushers,
Messrs. Harry McLeland and VIII John. pre-.
ceding. The bride was attended by Miss
Alice Colescott. and the groom,s best
II. Sergeant, rector Of the Cathedral, per-
formed the using the complete
service OF the church, and Mr.. 8. Z: Hamilton.
the brides brother, gave her away The chancel
was tastefully decorated with plants and flowers
by the Society of tue Daughters of the King.
OF which the bride Is the secretary. The bride
wore a dainty costume OF white China silk.
trimmed with thread lace. She wore a filmy
veil and carried o bouquet of bride roses.
Miss Colescotts GOWN was also OF white
head and carried a bunch of the same. After the
ceremony a bridal supper was given at the
residence of Mr.. s. p. Hamilton. No. 339 Ash
street. to which the bridal party and o very few
others were invited. Mr.. and Mrs. McLeland
have gone at once TO housekeeping in their new
home, No. 81 Andrews street; which is pretuly
brances from friends will form q conspicuous
part Among the guests at the ceremony from
out OF town were Mrs. Sallie A. Hamilton, the
brides mother, from Charlottesville; Mr.. and
Mrs- +. NJ. Wysong and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Bell of Lafayette. Mr.. and Mrs. Wick Hamilton
OF Milwaukee, Mr.. and Mrs. s. M. Stevens OF
Los Angeles, Mrs. Joseph Arthur of Wichita. and
Mr.. J. n. Hamilton and family of CincinnatL
Mr.. n r GUNDELFINGER's RECEPTION,
Mr.. and Mrs. 3. Gundeldnger gave a very
pleasant reception yesterday, in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Ostroff. They were assisted by
Mrs. Samuel Deutsch. of Cleveland, formerly
Miss Leila Gundelinger. Mrs. 8. X. selig and
Miss Estelle Selig In entertaining their guests.
TWO RUsHvILLE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
RusHvILLE. Ind, Sept. 21.-A pleasant event
Of the week was the marriage Of Miss Ivy
Mauzy. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. z. E. Mauzy
and Mr.. F. W. Kennedy, of shelbyville. Rev
G.~-~~ Dock -~-O.l A. aro,ro.
The bride was dressed In white silk, decollette
long, white gloves, and carried q bouquet OF
white roses. She wore a handsome diamond
necklace, the gift of the bridegroom. The at
PENDANTS were Lon Mauzya and Miss Alma Mauzy
brother and sister Of the bride. The couple left
on the midnight train for st. Louis. and after 9
vile, where they will be at home on West Frank
lin street. Among the guests from a distance were
Miss Alice Atkinson. of Lafayette; Miss Ida Fen
ton. of Oxford; Miss Matte Miller, of Greens
burg; the Misses Schley. of indianapolis; Misses
Bertha Thompson, Carrie Corey. Myrtle Parrish,
Hattie Swain, Maud Clark, Cora and Ems
Senior, Gertie Muchmore. j. Il. Kennedy. William
Talbot, A.. E. Speigle. John Deprez. John Mes
sick, Dr. Stout, William Dunn and wife, DE
Clay Sexton and wife, d. L. Wilson and wife.
MIR. William Mulno, or this city, and Miss
Gertie sipe, OF Germantown, were married here
this evening at 1880, Rev. DR.. j. II. Ford
S %esI Ruth sne s ali ntte eaa a md tse W ' ns
took place in their new home. The wedding
was private. only u few intimate friends and
relatives being present
LDE
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| HARTFORD CITY, Ind. Sept 21.-Yesterday
occurred the golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Cantwell. They were originally married
in starke county. Ohio. Sept. 20, 1872. ant
moved to Scott county, this State, II
in the fall of that year. where thel
resided for fifteen years. They Icame to Black
ford county in 1857 and moved to this city tel
years later, where they have since lived. Tn,
residence was decorated with golden rod. Their
were present III Cantwell and wife, OF For
Wayne, and Martin Reed and wife, of Rochester
S~HEELY-LONG.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. 21.-Last night. at
O'Clock William Shelly. of Ogden. u. T., an
Miss Flora Long, of this place, were quietl
married at the residence of the brides father
They took the midnight train for their far West
ern home. Miss Long is the only daughter o
Col. Lessel Long.
BARNEY-HOLLAND.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART, Ind, Sept. 21.-Dr. Lee NJ. Barney
young physician. and Miss Kate Holland, bot
of this city, were united in marriage this even
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