The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-11-03


Duncan and Miss Cameron at her home,
on North Pennsylvania street
Mr.. and Mrs. William Henry Coburn have
returned from their wedding trip, and will
take possession of their residence. No. 40
North Pennsylvania street. this week.
Mrs NJ. b. Fletcher and Miss Adelaide
Birch will go to Louisville next week to
visit Mrs. Haldeman. They will be given
large reception by their hostess Nov. u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell r. Buchanan. of ST.
Louis. are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar j.
Foster and family for few days. NJ.
Stuart Buchanan. of the sam place is also
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George NJ. Cornelius. of
washington, ID. G, are visiting Mr.. Cor
friends. They will return to Washington
tomorrow.
Mr.. Carl Swiggett has accepted 4 bust
ness ness position at Ann Arbor Mich. and has
there early in December. Until she goes
she win be with her father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. James l.. Fugate.
Mr.: and Mrs. John Ortengrin, of Chicago.
NO; Io2 Park avenue. during their stay in
indianapolis. Mr. Ortengrin will have
charge of the artists recital given by the
matinee Musicale on Nov. 4.
The Christian Endeavor Society of
the East Washington-street Presbyterian
church will give reception TOMORROW
evening at the home of Miss Dewar, No IL
North Arsenal avenue. TO Rev. and Mrs.
Frank c Hood. general invitation is
extended.
The marriage of Miss Emma Johnston.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Johnston,
and Mr.. Elmer Clarence Dicks took place
last evening at the family residence. on
T Th b street Rev r. J. C9ultaN ,, oticiated;
Dicks a sister of the groom and the
groomsman Mr.. Robert r. Pierson.
Only the relatives We're present for the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Dicks will go TO
Lawrence to reside. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Belger, OF Lawrence.
Mrs: ID. NJ. Parry invites ladies of al the
churches to join the ladies OF the First
IN the country. Dinner will be served at i
o'clock at the Country Club. Ladies wish
ing TO attend will leave word with Mrs.
Parry. $50 North Meridian street, not later
than Wednesday moor. Carriages will be In
waiting from 10 to u o'clock Friday morn
ing at Mapleton electrician station TO con
of the day will be 80 cents each. Ladies
are requested TO bring pictures of them
selves tax IN when children.
Word was received yesterday morning of
the death OF Mrs. Frank G. Nichols, OF
Minneapolis Mrs. Nichols was Miss Mary
Randolph Harrison. daughter of Colonel A.
1. Harrison and Mrs. Bette Sheets Harri-
son. of the city AS a young lady Mrs.
Nichols, who was best known Mezzie
Harrison. possessed great personal charm,
and was very talented. She was popular
died of consumption, and leaves her hus-
band and two children. She will be buried
dl hiIIltdpOHS. IDe Only surviving Utul-
hers of the Harrison family are Mrs.
Thornton Lewis and Miss Jean Harrison.
sisters of Mrs. Nichols. Mrs. Nichols had
not been in this city since her mother was
buried several years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fugate gave a de-
lightful musicale last evening in honor of
Mrs. Fugate's mother Mrs. Hassler. who
has recently returned to the city after "a
years absence, and sister, Mrs. Harry Sny-
der, OF Leetonia- o. The concert of the
evening was given by the brothers, Messrs.
Norman and Avery Hassler. and sisters,
Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Fugate. who form Q
Mrs Fugate are well known as singers i'm
this city. and Mrs. Snyder POSSESSES a clear
trios and quartets to the pleasure of their
audience of about eighty friends. Little
Miss Gay Hasser. niece of the hostess,
sang a song and Miss Diener played the
compartments. The house was deliberately
decorated with the national coiors, flags
and bunting being placed everywhere The
dining-room table was banded with the tri-
colors and doylies of red. white and blue
were placed under all of the articles. Mrs
Fugate was assisted by Master Ralph
Swiggett at the door and Misses Esther
Cole and Margaret Foster at the punch
bowl. Presiding in the dining room were
Mrs. Carl Swiggett, Mrs. Stoughton SPOTS,
Miss Sarah Foster and Miss Fannie Fu-
gate. AS a finale to the entertainment
the chorus by the other members of the
quartet. Mrs Snyder will spend a week
with her mother and SIC ter.
NEAL-MORRISON.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
SHELBYVILLE. Ind. Nov. Miss
Loretta Morrison, daughter of eX-Mayor
George c. Morrison, and Mr.. Herbert Neal,
of Frankfort, were married this evening at
the home of the brides parents and left i'm
mediately for their home in Frankfort. Mr..
Neal is a son of Mr.. George w. Neal, pro-
prietor of the Artificial Ice Company, of