The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-23

and Mrs. Chaplain. of Brooklyn, who are
visiting their mother, Mrs. Ramsey, on
North Illinois street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry d. Pierce and fam
lily have gone from Berkely Springs, Va,
TO Watch Hill, r. L., to spend the remain
der of the summer
Mrs. d. A. Williams has gone to Chica-
go to remain two weeks. Her daugnter.
Miss Anna Belle Williams, is visiting
friends in North Vernon.
Messrs. William wilkison. Ralph Helm.
Harry Greene. of this city, and sherman
White, of Richmond, are spending the week
camping at Crows Nest.
Miss Clara Brown. of Woodruff Place,
who has been spending the past six weeks
with her sister in Brooklyn, will return
home early in September.
DIR. Burnham C. Dale, formerly OF In
dianapolis, but now one of the surgeons in
the Soldiers Home. of Marion. Ind. is in
the city for a weeks visit.
A party consisting of Mrs. Jerome Allen,
Mrs. Frank Alder. Mrs. Alexander Lock
Hamilton. Mrs. Delany Williamson, Mrs.
Chapman, Mrs. Thomas Abrams, Mrs. Hen
ry Renick, Mrs. Charles Daggy, Miss Gent
We've Ames. Miss Barnabee and Miss Grace
Terrell came over from Greencastle yester-
day morning to spend the day at Fairview
Park with Mrs. DR.. Crow. Mrs; G. j.
Langsdale, Mrs. l.. =. Smock and Mrs. II.
Clay Allen. formerly of Greencastle. The
party returned home last evening.
Mrs. James f. Gilbert. wife of DIR. J. f..
Gilbert, former pastor of Merldian-street
NJ. r. Church, who has been a resident
of this city for a number Of years,
and who has been active in all church and
charitable work. will leave next week for
Washington, ID. c.. to reside. For the past
few months Mrs. Gilbert has been the lead
er of the normal class which meets at the
Central Christian Church every Sunday
morning. The class numbers about forty,
and these united in giving a reception last
evening at the home of Mrs. J. X. Ryan.
one of the number, on North New Jersey
GfPAaf Only "A NAFN faU outside of fhR
class were invited TO be present. The date
was the birthday anniversary of Mrs. Gill
bert, and the class remembered her with a
beautiful pin. 1t was of sunburst design,
made OF fligree gold set with a single pearl.
Individual members also gave Mrs. Gilbert
some very pretty mementos. Mrs. Gilbert.
while here. has worked with missionary
societies of all denominations with the sun
day-schools, the Flower Mission and other
religious and benevolent societies, and Will
be missed in these circles. The gathering
last evening was social, and a happy re-
union of the class and their leader.
FRIBLEY-THAYER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
PLYMOUTH, Ind, Aug. 22.-Miss Elma
Grace Thayer. daughter OF Rev. George H..
Thayer, of this city. and Mr.. Ferdinand Frib-
ley, a prosperous young merchant OF Bour-
bon. Ind, were married Mt 3 o'clock yester-
day afternoon at the residence Of Mr.. III. G..
Thayer. The Rev. J. A. Clearwaters. of
the M. Il. Church. performed the ceremony,
and the venerable father Of the bride. who
is nearly eighty-seven years old, pronounced
the benedictl0n. The bride and groom left
for a Western tour. Their future residence
will be at Bourbon. Among the guests
from abroad were Hon. j. ID. Thayer ana
wife. of Warsaw; Misses Jessie and Matte
Thayer, Mr.: 70. F.. Hendee and wife, of
Anderson; William Erwin and wife and
Lewis Erwin and wife, of Bourbon; Miss
Osborne, of Chicago.
HUTCHINS-JONES.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH, Ind. Aug. 22.-Th.s evening,
at the home of the aunt of the bride, Mrs.
g. A.. Baldwin. Of Marion, occurred the
marriage of Mr.. Harry Hutchins, a we'll
known young business man OF this city.
and Miss Gail Jones, daughter of Mrs. Ora
Jones, formerly Of this city, now residing
in South Dakota. The ceremony was prl-
vate. and at the conclusion the happy pair
came 10 Wabash to begin housekeeping.
SNYDER-KENNEDY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
KOKOMO. Ind, Aug. 22.-George w. Sny-
der. of Syracuse. n. Y. and Miss Anna
Kennedy. OF this city. were married here
yesterday by Rev. Rayburn. This is Rev.
Rayburn's one thousand two hundred and
sixteenth
Observation-Disclosures.
Special To the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, Aug. 22.-Walter S. Thorn
burgh and Miss Kate A. Hottlnger were
united in marriage last evening at the home
OF the bride.