The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-30
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. James E. Shower returned yester-
day, from Chicago.
Mrs. George X. Sullivan and sons will 90
TO Chicago Tomorrow.
Mr.. Albert Hutton, of Richmond, is the
guest OF his son. on Arsenal avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry sells have gone to
housekeeping at No. 957 North Alabama
street.
Mrs. Hillerman. of Cleveland. O.. is visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. NJ. b. Cotton. on
North Alabama street.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Lane. of Sheldon. Ia.
are visiting with their sister. Mrs. b. nj.
Carter. of Central avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jarvis have taken
Mr.. j. III. Bald wins house. on North Penn
sylvsnia street. for the summer.
The Misses Stringer went to LaPorte
y yesterday, to attend the meeting of the
State Music Teachers Association.
Mr.. and Mrs. Constantine Reigger and
sons, of Louisville. are guests of Mr.. ReiG-
gers mother on East New YORK street.
Mr.. John Wade, of the Isle of Wight, the
inventor of the cork life preserver. Is visit
ing his brother, Dr.. Wade. on College ave.
nue..
Mrs. Rosa Rothschlld. of ST. Paul. Mimi,
10 In the city. the guest OF MIS- h. A. Gross
man. corner OF Meridian and Seventeenth
streets.
Mrs. j. II. Vajen and her daughters, Mrs.
| Wilson, Mrs. Voorhees, and Mrs. Collins.
| will be at home to their friends Saturday
afternoon, from to 6 O'Clock.
Prominent among the hotel arrivals yes
| terday were Hon.. Theodore ShOckney and
| Senator Newly. of KnIghtstown. The lat
ter was attending Masonic meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. William DHggett and
daughter Cora. and Mr.. and Mrs. William
| O.. Allen Will leave, tonight. for Chicago.
where they have taken house for "a month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold b. Hibben. Mr.. and
Mrs L. T.. Hibben. Mrs Sarah tibben aud
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest WIles will 60 to Chi.
| cago. Tomorrow. where they have taken q
HAT for q month.
Mr.. +. y. Arens will go to Chicago next
| week. and Wednesday he will read paper
| explaining his vocal method before the
vocal teachers of the United States. Miss
| Ida Sweenie will 90 to illustrate Mr.
| Arenss paper.
HAMRICK-MILLER.
Hon. j. w. Hamrick. member of the Leg
| islature. of 1898 from Hendricks county,
| was united In marriage last night with
| Miss Margaret l. Miller. of Danviile. at the
house of MIR. w. V. Cash. in West Indian.
apolis. The ceremony was performed by
| Rev. u. G. Brewer. of Danville.
| BRADY-NINDE.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
| MUNCIE. Ind. June 29.-The marriage OF
! Arthur w. Brady, Mayor of this city, and
Miss Jennie Ninde. ut Fort Wayne. last
night. was a brilliant event. The ceremony
was performed at the Ninde residen ce, Nc
413 South Fairfield avenue which was
decor ated with flowers and plants. It wat
| exactly $50 o'clock when the bridal party
marched down the front stairway and
through the drawing room into the spaciou.
| sitting room. W here the Rev. Epson, of New
| Preston, Conn.,. performed the ceremony.
| MISS Willie Kennedy, of Covington, KY.
OBLIGATED as bridesmaid. and the attend.
| ants were Misses Wlnifred Brady. of
| Muncie. sister of the groom; Miss Miriam
Cadwallader. of Morrow, o.: Miss Tracy
Guild and Miss Anna Bond. The Rrooms.
man was ME-. Allen w. johnson, of New
York city. classmate of Mig Brady al
Ball, Homer BOwles. Albert Wilson
Marion). and Will and Neil Ninde.
The brides costume was pretty gown
of heavy white silk. with pearl and lace
maid of honor was white chiffon with
white satin ribbon trimmings. 1t was very
plain, but exceedingly beautiful. The
| gowns of the attendants were of white
| India silk, chiffon trimmings and all alike
| After the supper had been served few
dance numbers were enjoyed until ]
| O'Clock. when the young people accom-.
panied the bride and groom TO the south
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| Chicago. They will make q tour of the
lakes and travel through the East before
returning to Muncie.
| KITSON-RUGGELS.
| Boston, June 29.-In the Church of the
New Jerusalem. this evening. Rev. James
Reed, pastor of the church, pronounced
the words that united In marriage tn,
famous sculptors Henry Hudson Kitsor
and Miss Alice Theodore Ruggels 1t wa
picturesque and satisfactory last chapte
in one of the prettiest love stories of tn,
Boston art world. The romance begar
eight years ago. when the BRIDE then a &C 100
child. fashioned a wonderful image In snow
in the yard of her home. which showed
such artistic touch that her parents de
cided to encourage her talents and so pro
cured for her teacher young Kitson, tn,
sculptor. The two have worked and VOL
fame together. until to-day there are few
whose names are hotter known In til,
American art world.
NICHoLSON-DILLS.
Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
| ELKHART. Ind, June 29.-The marrisg
of Marvin Nicholson and Miss Kate Dills
society couple of this city. took place q
the home of the bride this evening