The Indianapolis journal., 1893-01-26

this city, were married tonight at the
home OF Prof. L. NJ. C. Hobbs. in the pres
ence of select party of friends of the con-
tracing parties. Mr.. Rhetts is graduate
OF the state University. and will finish
post-graduate course in law in Washington
In June. lie was twice nominated for
joint senator of WashIng gton and Floyd
counties. Miss CASPER is q graduate OF
was principal of the public schools at
Bourbon, Frankfort and Salem. Ind. They
90 TO Washington to remain until June or
longer. when they will probably return to
Salem to make their future home.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
KNIGHTsTowN. Ind. Jan. 25.-Mr. ID. l..
Heritage and Miss Lizzie Morris were mar
ried at the residence of the BRIDE at P. NJ,
yesterday. only the relatives and few i'm
mediate friends being present The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. Dr.. Kircher,
of the First Presby terian Church. Mr.. Her
ltage has very large acquaintance
throughout eastern Indiana as he has been
engaged in merchandising for the past
twenty-five years and has retired with
fortune. The bride is the eldest daughter
of Hon. John Morris, who resides here. Mr..
and Mrs. Heritage departed for DeLeon
Springs. Fla, and an extended trip through
che South.
JoNEs-EDMoNDS.
Special to tho Indianapolis Journal
MARTINsvILLE, Ind. Jan. 25.-Dr. A. L.
Jones. OF this city. t2P. NJ. to-day. and
Miss Mary H. Edmonds, of 81 North Illinois
street Ind annapolis, were married Rev.
Sargent. of the Episcopal Church. Off
ciated. Only immediate relatives were
present Mr.. and Mrs. Jones came to this
city this evening. and Immediately went to
the home that had been prepared.
NORTON-FERRELL
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
MUNCIE. Ind. Jan. 25.-Leroy Norton and
Miss Jennie Ferrell were married this
morning. at st. Lawrence Catholic Church
A big wedding dinner was served at noon,
and tonight reception was gwen to sev-
eral hundred persons. Miss Ferrell came
to Munoie from Greencastle. where che is
well known.
Personal and Society.
Mrs. w. p. Fishback has issued invita-
tions for 5-o'olock tea Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Ditmars. of Franklin,
spent the day visiting relatives in the city
yesterday.
Mrs Smith Graves and Mrs Ed Heller
left yesterday for Orlando. Fla. to be ab-
sent several weeks.
Miss Lucille Loder and Mrs. Robert
Kistner leave to-day for q two months
visit at Asheville. N. e.
Mr.. Samuel +. Morss proprietor of the
Sentinel. who has been seriously i'll with
erysipeias. was better yesterday.
Mrs. Orlando Marine and daughter, of
Brooklyn. who have been visiting her
parents at Woodruff Place, returned home
yesterday.
Mrs Joseph X. Sharpe. jr.. entertained q
number of friends elegantly yesterday
with q luncheon at her beautiful home on
North Delaware street.
Mrs. Henry SEVERN has issued invita-
tIons for q progressive euchre party
Wednesday afternoon, at her homo on
North Meridian street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Wheelock will
be at home this evening, after 4 o'clock, to
receive their friends, with Mr. and Mrs. L.,
s. Ayres and Mrs. George Wneelock, of
Chicago.
Miss Jessie. daughter Of Captain and
Mrs. j. b. Writ left this morning for b os.
ton, where she will pursue her musical
studies at the Conservatory of Music IN
that city.
Mrs. Lewis Jordan and Mrs. William
Wednesdays in January. yesterday. enter
tanning callers at typical English s.
o'clock tea.
Rev. DR.. Johns, president of DePauw
University, who came over to perform the
! ceremony at the Mason-Porter nuptials,
~
| Anna Dunlap.
| Miss Bessie West gave the second of her
| series of tumble parties for her guests.
Mise Lockard, of Philadelphia and Miss
| Marsh. of Chicago, and en- ter tanned q small
| party of friends very delightfully."-.
| Mrs. William b. Burford gave the third
| and last of her series of informal receptions
yesterday afternoon, at her elegant home
| on North Meridian street Pink roses and
carnations adorned the rooms and added
| their fragrance. Mrs. Burford was assisted
| IN entertaining her callers by Mrs. A. NJ
Robertson. Mrs. Henry Schurmann,. Mrs.
| u. j. Hammond and Mrs. +. L. Hodges.
At Mrs. May Wright Sewalrs regular
Wednesday reception yesterday, Mr. james
| Lane Allen. of Cincinnati. was the guest OF
honor Mr. and Mrs. Sewall entertained
Mr. Allen at dinner. and had to meet him
| Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dudley Foulke, Mr. and
Mrs. Alexander Spruance, Miss Anna
| Nicholas. Miss Amelia w. Platter, Mr.. and
| Mrs. y. Is. Jameson and Mr.. James Whit
comb Riley. The guests afterward attend.
ed the Contemporary Club.