The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-10

Mr. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hartlin have gone to Chi
cago to spend week are two with relatives
Mr. Calvin Fletcher and family. of Spencer,
have come to this city to reside. and are situated
at No. 379 Home avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Gent. of Columbus, will
come Saturday to spend few days with Mr..
and Mrs. j. w. Browning.
The new dancing club OF young people has
been named the Terpsich0rean. Last evening
they entertained by Miss O'Donnell, at her
home on West Vermont street
Mrs George B. Williams. Of Lafayette, who ia
returned home TO attend the marriage of her
nephew aud Miss Hudunt, OF Terre Haute this
month.
Howe and Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Jennings left
yesterday for New York TO make visit. Mrs.
Jeifery viii spend some time with friends in
Brooklyn.
TRAvIs-HAwKINs.
One Of the very pretty home weddings OF the
season was that which took place last evening ut
No. 112 Highland place. The bride was Miss
Maud Hawkins, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Hawkins. and the groom Mr.. Charles NJ.
Travis, of Logansport. formerly of Allegheny.
Pa The bride, who is of the exceedingly
pretty girls of the city, never looked moro beauu
trimmed with crepe de chene and lace. She car
ried n bunch of Bride roses, and a fmy tulle veil
covered her entire figure. At O'Clock Miss Mn
Eie Clark played the wedding march, and the
bridal party entered the parlor and stood be-
meath garlands of smiiax, tied with loveknot
OF white satin ribbon. and fastened with chrys-
anthemums. The bride was attended by Miss
Ada shafer. who wore becoming costume of
pink lansdowne, and carried La France roses
The groom,s best man was Dr: VIII
Panther. Tho ceremony was performed
by Rev. Mcdowell. of the Baptist Church.
The ceremony was Witnessed by about one hun
dred OF the most intimate friends of the family.
Tho house was artistic ally decorated with palms
aud chrysanthemums. In the dining room the
characterization was in yellow. with ribbons. roses
and Ahr ffD~n and and
enough ferns aad palms to enhance the effect of
the flowers Mrs. Hawkins assisted In
Blodsetf miss Cora nS Kahne and Mas Kaie
Metcalf. st IL o'clock Mr.. and Mrs. Travis left
for Logansport, where they Will reside.
MRS. coBURN's RECEPTION.
Mrs. Augustus Coburn received her friends
yesterday, after o'clock, at the home OF Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Coburn on East New York street.
Mrs. Coburu was assisted in receiving by Mrs.
Henry Cobnrn. Mrs. q. o. Chaplin and Mrs b. b.
Mrs w c. Hobbs and Mrs, W. b. Allen Mrs.
Csburn wore her wedding gown and all the
ladies were handsomely costumed. In the arch
between the sittlng-room and library was a
round tea table prettiy decorated with silver
candeIabrum and chrysanfhemums The arch W
festooned with smilax, caught with large punches
of chrysanthemums. From the lihrary-sde Miss
Kate Wallick and Miss Myla Coburn dispensed
coffee aud from the opposite Miss Chaplin and
chocolate. In spite Of the snowy day there was
a large number of callers. After q O'Clock Mr.
and Hrs. Coburn were at home Harris orches-
ira played during the afternoon and evening.
wooD-wEAvER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
PITTsBoRo. Ind. Nov 9.-At IL o'clock to-day
the marriage of Mr.. John f. Wood. of Mount
Sterling. KY, and Miss Grace d. Weaver, OF this
place, was solemnized in the presence OF large
number of friends and relatives at the Christian
Church. The bride is the daughter of A. c..
Weaver. and was prominent In church and social
circles. The groom is a nephew of Col A. ID.
Wood. OF Mount Sterling. KY. and is editor OF
the Mount Sterling semi-Weekly Journal. Tho
usheTs. Messrs Grant Martin and Urban Weav-
er. preceded the bridal party, followed by Gov.
Chase. who preceded the bridesmaids. Miss
Macy Baum. OF Mount Sterling, Ky. III q robe of
cream hrocade silk, trimmed in lace. and Miss
! Ada Brill, OF Pfttshoro. VII o wore cream hem
| rietta. with lace and ribbon trimmings.
Next followed the groom and his hest man, Mr..
| Chester Weaver. Little Miss Helen French. as
flower maid. preceded the bride. on her brothers
/ arm. The bride wore an elcsant coordination OF
| cream henrietta and silk, With veil and robe
| trimmed In orange blossoms. At the altar the
nuptial knot was tied nv Rev Chase. who used
| an abridged form OF the Episcopal service. The
/ young married couple left on an ait