The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-07-12
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Personal AND SOCIETY.

c. C. Amerine. Of Detroit. is in the city
for a few lays.
Miss Lucia Ray is the guest of Mrs.
Alexander Jameson this week.
Mrs. NJ. Gundelfnger returned home from
Peoria, where she has been visiting for
six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Alexander and
daughter went to Greencastle yesterday TO
make a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Dickson and Mr..
Fred Dickson will leave Sunday for Rye
Beach to remain a few weeks.
Mrs. Sarah Fletcher. widow Of the late
Timothy r: Fletcher, will spend the sum
Mr.. Archibald Bradshaw has returned
from Grinnell. Ia. where he has been oc-
cupying a pulpit for the last few weeks.
Mrs. C; =. Greene and daughter, Mrs;
Horner, left yesterday for Detroit and
northern Michigan, TO be gone six weeks.
Misses Laura and Mamie Carr. of North
Manchester, who have been visiting Mrs.
Cole and the Misses Wells. have returned
Eome.
Lieut.. Thomas Defrees and niece Bessie
and nephew Hugh Defrees will go to
Berkeley Springs, Va, for the month Of
August
Mrs. II. C. Newcomb, son and daughter
went to Acton yesterday, where they will
be the guests OF Mrs. Harry Grassland, at
her cottage.
Mrs. Wilbur Hit, Mrs. Elisha Hall, Mrs.
Charles Wells, Miss Muriel Hit and Miss
Mary Hall have gone to B~loomingdale
GIens for a few days.
Miss Lillian Reeves and her guest, Miss
Byers. Of Louisville, received their friends
Reeves's home on North Delaware street.
Rembrandt Steele, son of T.. G. Steele
the artist, will sail next Monday for Paris
where he is to take up a course of study
In the studio Of the sculptor MacMonnies.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. L. SpeIIman and little
daughter Hazel, Of Bluefelds, Nicaragua,
are visiting Mr.. Spellman's sister, Mrs.
aCTorIx aIla Of Ne. INN North DonnCyI-
vaaia street
WARD-SEATON.
The marriage OF Miss Georgiana Seaton
and Mr.. Seth Ward, jr., of Princeton, Ind,
took place last evening at the home of
the brides uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. ID. Seaton, on Park avenue. Only the
families of the two were present to wit
ness the ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. c.. L. Macintosh, of the Fourth
Presbyterian Church. The house was frag-
rant with garden blossoms, sweet peas
predominating in the room where the cere-
mony occurred. The attendants were lit
tie Miss Mamie Seaton was maid of honor,
and Miss Helen Seaton and Mr.. Albert
Seaton were the attendants. All the ap-
pointments were white. The bride wore a
white silk null gown and carried white
sweet peas. Miss Helen Seaton wore
white organdie and lace and Mamie Seaton
wore white Organdie trimmed with valen-
ciennes lace. Miss Nellie Covert played
the wedding march for the procession, and
the party stood in the hall which was
separated with palms, vines and tall
branches of ~hollyhocks. After the cere-
mony the supper was served. The brides
table was decorated with square baskets of
marguerites and ferns and crystal candle
abra. Misses Helen Seaton, Annie Jacobs
and Alice Higgins assisted Mrs. Seaton In
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. Ward left last
evening for their home in Princeton. where
they will go at once to housekeeping.
They nave many handsome gifts to place
in their home. Mr.. Wards father, Mr..
Seth Ward. sr., brothers and sisters, were
the only guests from out OF town. The
yard of Mr.. Seaton's home was illuminated
with Japenese lanterns and there were
hammocks and chairs for the guests out
side.
WARNER-KOSTER.
Miss Lille Roster. daughter OF Mrs.
Kate Roster. was married last evening at
the family residence on North Mississippi
street to Mr.. John Warner. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. George r. Cocn-
rane. of Hall-place Church. Only the i'm
mediate families were present. The brides
dress was Of pink crepe with trimmings
OF white lace. There were no attendants
After the wedding supper had been served
the bride and groom went to their own
home, No. 1893 North Mississippi street.
where they will go to housekeeping, and
where they will be at home to their friends
after Aug 1.