The Indianapolis journal., 1894-08-01
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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Mr.. RI. S. Tucker Is visiting his old home
at West Peru, Ne.
Miss Emily Fletcher has returned from
a visit 10 Spencer.
Miss Alice Harwood has returned from
two weeks vacation.
Mrs. II. 8. Tucker and family viii return
from Wawasee Monday.
Miss Mary Taylor. who has been East
since early in June has returned home.
Miss Cora Franklin has returned from a
two months visit at Charleston, w. Va
Dr.. w. II. Wishard has not left on
trip for Minnesota, as reported few days
ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Haerle left yes
spend some time.
Messrs. Keyes Winter and owen Mothers
head gave brake party last evening to a
number OF friends.
Miss Maria Fletcher, of Orlando, Fla, ar
rived yesterday 20 spend week with DR..
and Mrs. H. G. Carey.
Mrs. NJ. A. Paine and family have re-
turned from Mackinxuckee, where they
have been for month.
Mrs. James f. Failey and daughter will
give a luncheon Saturday in honor or their
guest. Miss Williams.
Misses Kate and Aimee Thomas, OF No:
lo6 College avenue. are visiting friends and
relatives in Rush county.
Mrs. John Dean and Miss Caroline Far
quhar will leave to-day for Noyes Beach,
X l., TO remain a month.
Mrs. p. ID. Walcott and children will
go to Maxinkuckee to-day. where they will
occupy cottage for month.
Mr.. Frank Davis. of Chicago, who has
Mr.. Wallace Krag. has returned home.
Rev. and Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn re-
turned yesterday from Tennessee, where
they have been for the past four weeks.
Mrs. J. NJ. Ball. of Zionsville who has
been making a short visit to her daughter.
Miss May Ball. returned home yesterday.
ID. H. Wiles. who has been Ill for two
Ing.
Mrs. w. W. wooien, who returned from
California recently, has gone to her coun-
try home to spend the remainder OF the
summer.
Misses Anna Hayes, Efie McClaue and
Helen Shean, of Crawfordsville. Ind, Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Miller Monday and
Tuesday
Mrs. Herman Pink will leave Friday for
Wawasee to make a short visit. and from
several weeks.
Miss Margaret Lockwood went to La
fayette yesterday. where she Will join a
In the Kankakee region.
Miss Katharine wallick and her guest
Miss Rose Wallace. of Lafayette, have gone
to Maxinkuckee, where they will 0e the
guests of Mrs. Charles Pierce.
Mr.. George Denny has returned to Wawa-
see where he will be guest at Col. Eli
Lilly's cottage. Mr.. Ray Barth will go to
that sGmmer resort the last Of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Raymond, Mr.. and
Mrs. Rogers, Mr.. and Mrs. Barney and
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Potts, of Woodruff
Place, will leave in a few days for Quebec.
Mr.. John L. Geiger, who has gone East,
spent Sunday in Cleveland, where he sang
at the Old Stone Church with Miss Sadie
Walker, who is a member of the choir
at that church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil wulschner, who have
with Mrs. A NJ. Stewart and baby, have
gone to Gogebic lake, Michigan, where they
will spend a month.
Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter Margaret
and Miss Grace Wasson, who are in Eu-
rope, viii return TO their homes in this city
early in October. Mrs. Carey and daughter
have been abroad several years.
License was issued yesterday for the mar
rtage OF William Echorn and Miss T.. May
Foftz. Miss Foltz is the daughter of a we'll
known farmer residing near Valley Mills,
and Mr.. Eichorn is the law partner of Con-
gresham Martin, of Biuffton.
Miss May Louise Closer will leave next
week for New York, where she will be.
Miss Closer will play part with that
company the coming season, beginning in
ter Will be spent on the Pacifc coast
Miss Ida Frances Bedell, who has been
at the head OF the millinery department
Sear rse and M 0rK WSm iere Tor p6 of t6 6
Pettis Dry-goods Company. were married
Yesterday ,osaI m,oEning at ocosS at the resi-
was pronounced by Rev. Father Joseph G.
Chatard. The bride wore a travelling gown.
trip, and when they return they viii go
into their own home at No. 4l6 Ash street,
Sept. 1.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ B. Pentacost celebrated
the fiftieth anniversary of their marriage
last evening at the residence, Of Mr.. and
Mrs c. II. Thornton. on Broadway. About
one hundred and fifty invitations were is
sued TO Nhe reception, and many of the
guests were the old friends of the host and
hostess. The rooms taStQfullV adorned
with flowers for the occasion, and over the
mantel in the parlor were the dates 1SA-
1884 in gilt figures. In the dining room the
table decoration was in golden yellow. Mr..
and Mrs. Pentacost were assisted by Mr.. and
Mrs Thornton, Mrs. d. r. Van Buskirk
and Mrs. Isaac Craft, their niece, of Terre
Haute. Mr.. ana Mrs. Pentacost were mar
ried in Henry county, near New Castle.
July 81, 1874 They have made their home
known members of the Third Christian
Church They received many handsome
gifts appropriate to the occasion from their
relatives and friends. One of the presents
was a five-dollar gold-piece of the date
1874. Among the guests were Mrs. Bufkin,
OF New Castle. and Mrs. Sharpe. of Zurich,
Mo. who Were at the wedding fifty years
ago. Mr.. and Mrs. Apperson, Mrs. Penta-
cost and Mr. George Pentacost. of Koko-
mo. were the guests from out of town.
Motto. No. 500 East Washington pt Street. t. was
me scene OF a pretty wedding last even
EFzaheiS i9F Ths hn5ide ntM vas their dsughter; Miss
Truman Post Carter. professor of natural
science at tn. Illinois College, at Jack
sonyille. III; The ceremony was performed
by Rev. John b. DeMotte. OF Greencastle
an uncle OF the bride. and was witnessed
by about fifty OF the relatives and friends
of both families. The bride was attended
by her sister, Miss Amy DeMotte. and the
groom by his brother, Mr.. Herbert Car
ter, Of Jacksonville. The bridal party stood
beneath a canopy of vines and sweet peas
and palms, and the same kind OF flowers
were used in the adornment of the entire
room. The brides gown was OF cream
faille francais simply fashioned. She wore
a tule veil and carried a bunch of Bride
roses. The maid OF honor wore a white
India MULE. with collarette of rose color
After congratulations had been extended
a wedding supper was served The bride =
table was in scarlet and white geraniums
The bridal party, with Mr.. and Mrs De
Motto, Mrs. w. G. Carter and Rev J. IL
Denote. were seated at the brides table
Mr.. and Mrs. Carter have gone to spend
week at a country place with relatives
and afterwards they will go 10 Jackson
Vile. III, where they will be at home TO
their friends after Sept. I. at No. So Grove
street Both bride and groom received
many handsome gifts. and still others await
them in their new home. Among the guests
at the wedding were Hon. Mark 4. De
Motto and wife and Mr. and Mrs Law
renee Letherman, of Valparaiso: Mrs w
daughter. of Jacksonville. Ill.