The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-21
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Knox. of Bloomington. arrived yes
terday TO visit Miss Minnie Loder, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. Samuel Miller left yesterday for a
visit to relatives at Edgewater, N. J., and
afterwards will go to the seashore for the
summer.
graduated from the School of Elocution
this month. returned yesterday to their
home in Ohio.
Mrs. Conrad Gable is visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. w. j. Amos, at Charlottesville.
and Miss Edna Weghorst.
A number of young friends of Miss Maud
Galloway, Of North Illinois street. gave her
a surprise, Tuesday evening, to welcome
her home after a two months visit West.
Mrs E. CT. Cornelius has returned from
Logansport, where she has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs, Quincy Myers. Miss
her.
Miss Jessie Bybee and sister Louis went
to Richmond yesterday to visit friends.
ton to spend the summer with her grand
mother.
Mr.. Robert Howe Davis, of Boston. who
was married a week ago yesterday 10 Miss
Cal. died Tuesday afternoon, at their home
in Redlands. of pleuro-pneumonia. Mr.. Da-
Wis was taken ill Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
and built their home, which is about ready
for possession. and had expected to make
that place their residence for a number Of
Davis's illness had not been made known,
and the news OF his death was very sud-
den to the large circle of friends of Mrs.
Lewis and her daughter.
The members of all of the different Sec
tons of the Free kindergarten and Chill
dren's Aid Society united yesterday in ar
ranging a lawn fete. The grounds chosen
for the entertainment are at the 7. G.
Steele residence, at the corner of Pennsyl-
vania ard Seventh streets. The grounds
are large and shaded with forest trees. A
ing platform, and there were small tents,
flags, inner lanterns and all the other
articles which decorate outdoor spaces,
hundreds of chairs and attractions enough
TO give every one a pleasant time. The first
and fifth sections. in charge of Mrs. G. e.
Townley, Mrs. j. w, Kern and Mrs. III: s,
was served from s to q; No. 2, Mrs. Her
man Pink and Mrs. J; II. Holiday. lemon
No. 4, Mrs. F. F. McCrea and Mrs. H. T.
Conde, supplied all of the cakes; No. 6. Mrs.
j. II. Baldwin. the dancing. The rain and
so interfered with the entertainment that
the ladies have decided TO continue the fete
throughout this afternoon from 2 to 6.
Games and other amusements will be sup
piled.
RAIBLE-RONEY.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry C..
Roney, on Park avenue, was the scene
last evening. Of a brilliant wedding. Miss
Lille May Roney, the second and youngest
daughter, was married to Mr.. Frank G..
Raible, of White Oaks, n. NJ, by Rev. d.
r. Van Buskirk. of the Third Christian
Church. The emo was performed in
the large parlor, where all the decorations
were Of ferns, palms and smilax. An or
chestra played the Mendelssohn wedding
march for the bridal procession. The bride
was attended by Miss Jessie Pringle and
the groom by DR.. L. +. Page. The bride
wore a handsome white faille francais,
with mousseline de sole and lace trimmings,
and carried Bride roses. Miss Pringie's
gown was white mousseline de sole. with
Mermet roses. Only the family and init
mate friends were at the and
during the service 20 Promise Me" was
house were elaborate, with lattices of smi-
lax and sweet peas, and mantels banked
O'CLOCK ier a large ape Reception Nas held. The The
bridal party was assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Roney, Mrs. Raible, of Muncie, mother of
assistants were Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Fu-
gate. Mrs. William Zumpfe, Mrs. Harry
Scnl 0oitaz Miss Mis- Nm Emm a,o pr,nsisi Miss
the dining room the white carnation favors
were presented by Misses Lille Rassmus-
sun and Helen Hill. At midnight Mr.. and
there they will go to Denver and Trinidad,
Col, before going to their home in White
Oaks. n: NJ They were the recipients of
here and elsewhere. Among the guests
from out. of town Were Mr.. I. e Morrow
and family, of Upton; Mr.. and Mrs. G. N
Gest, of Cincinnati; Mr.. and Mrs. John
Greisheimer, of Muncie, and Mr.. Ferdi-
nand Haywood. of lumbu O..
RIDLON-SEWALL. !.
A beautiful wedding occurred yesterday
at noon at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. C.
Sewall, on Park avenue. The bride was
Miss Alice Mayhem Sewall, sister of Mr..
Sewall, and the groom was DIR. Charles
Howard, of Gorham. Me. At the appoint
ed hour the bridal party entered the par
lor. The bride was accompanied by her
niece, Miss Mamie Sewall. They stood be-
fore the window, which was hidden with
ferns. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. j. A. Milburn, of the Second Presby-
terrain Church. Only the families, and a
few Of the most intimate friends were
present. The brides dress was of white
china silk, trimmed with pearls and lace,
and she carried a bouquet OF Bride roses.
The bridesmaids gown was of white Swiss.
and her bouquet was of pink roses. After
the ceremony and congratulations a we'd
bic was adorned witt a mass of white
lilies In the center and with ferns. Those
at the table with Mr.. and Mrs. R.dlon,
and Mrs fsw1 =. G. seWall Miss wiies, Miss Mss
Lulie Wiles, Miss Fredonia Alien, MISS
Miller. Miss Lillian Reeves. Mr.; Vincent
Barnes, Mr.. Stanley knight and Mr.. VIII
liam Cleary. At 3 O'Clock. DIR. and Mrs.
Ridlon left for Gorham, Me-. where they
will go TO housekeeping. Their home will
contain raany presents from relatives and
friends i'm this and other cities. Miss Sew
all has been for several years a teacher in
the Girls Classical School, and many of
her pupils remembered her with gifts.
DEDMON-TODD.
The marriage of Miss Cordelia Todd,
niece of Mrs. Zereldah Boyd, and DR.. James
Edwin Dedmon took place last evening, at
s o'clock. at Mrs. Boyd's home. on Park
avenue. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. H. A. Buchtel. or Central-avenue
Church, in the presence of a few friends.