The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-22

means connneQ TO the states TO which shoy
belong. Many present knew all ana there
were several who knew the faces. even or
our own authors, simply by having seen
their pictures. The officers of the
Press Club presented their guests and
Mise Laura Resm, Mrs. Ida A. Harper.
Mrs. jacob P. Dunn, Mrs. w. j. Richards
and Mrs. George g. HIT assisted In enter
tanning. There were many prominent citi-
Gems present. and quite number of out
of-town visitors. Mrs John NJ. Judah. OF
Memphis. and the Misses Calllnan. of Day
ton. o.. being of the number An orchestra
Was stationed In the hall. screened by
palms, and played during the reception
hours. The only refreshment was lem on
ade. served from huge punch bowl Inc
reception was notable for It's gathering OF
writer's. majority being known as WELD
ers of the pen in greater or less degree.
FIsHER-BoND.
The marriage of Miss Mary Ella Bond.
daughter of Mrs. Mary Bond. and Mr..
Charles Fisher. of Topeka. took place last
evening at the home of the brides mother.
No. 164 Broadway. Only the relatives and
most intimate friends were present TO wit
ness the ceremony. which was pronounced
by Rev. Henry A. Buchtel. of Central-ave.
nue. NJ. E. Church AS Miss Grace Gold
played the wedding march the bride and
groom entered the parlor and stood before
tho mantel, which was ornamented Win
palms and flowers. for the event. Inc
bride wore handsome gown OF white
corded silk. After the ceremony and con-
gratuiations refreshments were served.
The floral decoration in one room was
snowy elder blooms and the other sweet
peas. both filing the atmosphere with
night for Topeka. Ksp., where they Will
reside. Miss Bond has been for number
of years q teacher In the public schools.
Many handsome presents were gwen.
LiahA ha
mother, and Mrs. Stewart. the sister of the
groom, from Middletown. o., and Mrs.
BarkNlow. Of Greenviile. y.
THoMAs-DAyIDsoN.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, Ind. June 2l.-This
evening, at 1850 O'clock, Prof Mason b.
Thomas and Miss Annie NJ. Davidson were
married, the Rev. r. j. Cunningham, Of
Center Church. officiating. Only few IN
innate acquaintance were in attendance.
Mr. Thomas is professor of biology at Wa
bash, aud his bride is the daughter of the
leave tomorrow for trip in the East, Wis
iting the groom's parents at Now Wood.
stock. N. Y. Among the guests from abroad
were J: A. Finch and sister. of indianapo-
of Marion, and T. NJ Rim and family. of
Covington.
EZETA-WRIGHT
CITY OF MEXICO. June 2i.-A telegram
has been received hero announcing the
marriage of Miss Ida Dent w right. daugh-
ter of Mrs Marie Robinson Wright u we'll
known newspaper writer of New York. and
Gen. Antonio Ezeta, brother of the Presi-
dent of Salvador. General Ezets is Vice
President Of the republic of Salvador. and
acting President during the temporary alb
sepce of his brother. President Carlos Ezeta.
Mrs. Wright went TO Central America q
few months ago on q literary mission. Her
daughter graduated from Vassar last year.
and accompanied her mother to Central
America.
Observation-Disclosures.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELwooD, Ind, June 2l.-Lewis Fontaine
and Miss Jessie Stillwell, two of the most
popular young folks of this city, were
married last night. The ceremony WAS in
the presence of the near relatives and
friends of the family only. Rev. Moore, OF
Kokomo, officisted. The young couple
will reside In thls city.
AMEs-FULKERsoN.
Special 20 the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART. Ind. June 21-Almon Ames
and Mrs Mary Ann Fulkerson, both pio.
neer residents of this oity. each aged seven.
ty-five. went off quietly without this knowl.
edge Of their friends and were married.
The bride ia wealthy ana this is the third
matrimonial venture OF each Of the parties.
KELLUM-RBEvE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
PLAINFIELD, Ind, June 2L-Walter 6.
Keilum and Miss Emma Reeve were
quietly married, last evening, at the resi-.
denee OF the brides parsnts. four miles
southeast of here.