The Indianapolis journal., 1894-01-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Governor Matthews is spending a few
days on his Vermillion county farm
number of young men will give a ger
man this evening at the Propylaeum.
Mrs. c. e. Wright and son have gone to
there to their friends.
Mrs ]. r. Mckee left yesterday for Bos-
ton to join Mr.. Mckee. after spending sew
eral weeks with her father, General Harri-
son.
Messrs. Frank and George NJ. West, OF
Detroit, who have been visiting their par
ents on North Pennsylvania street, will
return home to-day.
Miss jamie Greer, of Oxford. o., came
yesterday to spend the winter with her
sister. Mrs. Allen a. Wilkinson, No. SIS
North Meridian street
Miss Nicholas and Miss Castleman. who
have been Miss Josephine Robinsons guests
since Monday, will leave tomorrow. Miss
Nicholas viii go to nctI Cincinnati nbdi where she
Ensign W. NJ Crosse, u. S. N, who has
been home on furlough for three months,
received orders yesterday to report for
duty on receiving ship Minnesota, New
York harbor, Wednesday, Jan 10
There is a change in the programme OF
the Woman's Club for this afternoon, and
the papers which are on the printed scheme
will be given to-day, and those announced
for to-day will be presented at that date
Mrs. Edward d. Evans left Monday for
Spring Valley, o., her former home, having
count of the sudden and critical illness or
her father. the Hon. Isaac NJ Barrett.
Notice is now received that his death oc-
CURED Tuesday afternoon.
On last Tuesday night Miss Celia Seclel-
son, of this city, and Mr.. Joseph Joseph;
at Reichwein's Hall. Rabbi Messing per
forming the ceremony according TO the
rites OF the Jewish church There were a
hundred invited guests present and many
handsome presents were given. Among the
presents was a check for $50 given the
those present Were: Mr.. and Mrs Leon
Kahn. Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin kohn OF
Chicago, Mr.. and Mrs, Dora Fei6leman
| and sons Bert and Joseph, Mr.. Leo Joseph
of ST. Louis, Mr.. and Mrs. Hyman Cohen,
Mr.. and Mrs c. b. Feibleman, Mr.. and
ee r aOd Mr Adsr and % Gaaghter
Belle, Miss Celia Grammar, Mr.. Henry
Harriss and Mrs Jacob Harriss OF Louis
THE INTERCOLLEGIATE BALL.
A number of the young men who are home
from college for the holiday vacation and
others who are graduates gave brilliant
ball last evening at the assembly hall Of
the Propylaeum. The guests were the
young people and the young married peo-
pie of the city and the patronesses of the
affair were Mrs. H. r. Allen Mrs Noble
c. Butler, Mrs. Myla Ritzinger, Mrs. w.
| III. H. Miller, Mrs. C. S. Millard, Mrs. John
| M. Judah and Mrs. \. L. Varney. The hall
| the several colleges represented. Upon en-
tering the hall the guest faced the crimson
of Harvard, which covered the north wall.
| In The center was a large square with
great white H and streamers of the GRIM
son were tastefully drawn from the corners
| and center in every direction. The east
end of the room was occupied by a low
| platform, which was almost hidden with
| long draDeries of black and orange, the
| colors of Princeton. Back of these cur
tainS were chairs and tete-a-teteS, soft
shaded lamps and table where the dancers
might refresh themselves with lemonade.
| The gallery on the south side was adorned
| with the rich hues Of Yale. The balcony
| letters. Just below and quite reaching the
| floor was a huge and the ceiling Of the
blue flags bearing Yale in white letters.
| The mantel was festoOned with the tri-
| color of the three colleges and at the right
| was large American flag and all over the
| wall were the flags and banners of other
| colleges, Purdue and Lafayette College of
| Pennsylvania being represented. There was
| a large attendance and the dance continued
| till late. There were some beautiful gowns
| worn and there were several visitors. who
| were handsomely treated by the young men
| of the assembly. Among the guests were
Miss Elliott and a. Miss Burl5hardt, 5I of Gin
| of Louisville; Mr.. Herbert Perrin, of La
| fayette; Mr.. John Moon. of Eau Claire;
| Mr.. George West, of Detroit, and Mr.. Harry
| Brandon-Judah.
| WALLACE-KING.
| Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. AT IL o'clock to-
| day, at the United Presbyterian Church,
| took place the marriage of DR.. Edward
| Henry Wallace, of Allegheny, Pa, and
| Miss Margaret Turnbull King. Rev. Geo.
| Il. Scott, pastor of the church. officiated
| in the presence of about one hundred in
| vited guests The ushers were Mr.. George
| II. Anderson and Arthur King. Miss Edith
| King, sister of the bride, was bridesmaid.
| After the ceremony the bridal party left
| for the East. Those present from dis
| tance were: Mr.. II. w. Hayes, wife and
| daughter, of Anderson; Mr.. H. G. Hayes
and wife, of Alexandria, and Mr.. Hugh
| Dunham, of Paxton, ILL.,
| FETROW-SHOEMAK
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| MUNCIE, Ind, Jan. 4.-Last night, at
| Daleville, James Fetrow and Miss Myrtle
Shoemaker were secretly married at the
parsonage by Rev. Beck. The announce
nlent Of the wedding caused a sensation,
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