The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1896-05-07

birthday anniversary of her granddaughter,
vited to the party. which was at o'clock.
Mrs. Goshen left yesterday for Trenton.
N j., where she will join her grandson,
Newton DeVay. for month, when Mrs:
DeVay will join them and the three will
spend the summer on the Atlantic coast.
The marriage of Miss Anna Noa Crosse.
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Z. S. Crosse, and
evening. Mr.. and Mrs Shumann will be at
home at No. 70 Greenwood street after May
Mr.; George Merritt will read a paper on
mouth Circle this evening at Plymouth
Church Miss Dixon will also speak on the
same subject. An who are interested in
making the summer pleasant for the less
fortunate little ones are invited.
At the meeting of the ,Fortnightly Club
TUESDAY Mrs. G. l.. Renhard VIII read
Rabb viii read "a sketch Of her life The
discussion will be about The Books OF
George Eliot"
The permanent chorus which was mem
toned in the Journal Sunday will De formed
a week from next Monday night. The fol-
lowing have been appointed to draw a con-
stitution and bylaws. which will be pre-
meier. Miss Josephine Robinson, Mrs. Con-
stantdne Riegger. Mrs. Richard l.. Talbot.
jr.. Mr.. II. G. Coldwell. Mr.. Frank Ketch-
am, Mr.. Edward Nell and Mr.. c. Riegger.
At the same time name will be chosen
and officers elected. Mr.. F.. X. Arens will
will be an honorary membership for the pur-
pose OF raising funds to pay the expenses.
Mr. Andrew Smith was made chairman and
Miss Robinson secretary OF the meeting.
The next meeting of the Indianapolis Ger
man Literary Clue will De held Tuesday
with Mrs. Frederick Rush, on North Capitol
avenue The clue has just issued its
ject OF the club is the study Of
the German language and literature, and
the American students OF the club have
no
gramme, constitution and bylaws are print
ed in German. The club now has nineteen
GERS OF the club are; President, Mrs. c. NJ.
Walker; vice president, Mrs. F. Knefler;
secretary, Mrs; G Vonnegut, and treasurer,
Mrs. Walker. Mrs. Wagner, Mrs Mansfield,
Miss Rice and Miss Fletcher.
WOOD-GRESHAM
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
VICKSBURG, Miss. May 6.-The marriage
of Mr.. Ottiwell r.. Wood of Madison Ind,
and Miss Elizabeth Gresham, of Galveston,
Tex, was solemnized at the Methodist Epis-
copal Church of this city tonight at $50
O'Clock, Rev. E. c. Andrews officiating The
church was profusely decorated and was
filled with invited relatives and friends OF
the bride and groom. Mr.. Wood has long
been identified with the cotton trade of this
city. Miss Gresham is cousin to Hon. Wal
ter Gresham, Representative from Texas,
and is also relative of the late Secretary OF
state, w alter -. GreSndm. The ceremony
was followed by reception at the residence
of Mrs. L. A. Harper, the brides cousin,
after which Mr.. and Mrs. Wood left on the
midnight train for New Orleans and Calves
ton and will be absent until September.
HILL-RAILY.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
SPICELAND. Ind, May 6.-The marriage
Of Rev. Daniel Hill. of Richmond and DR..
Rachel s. Baily, of Spiceland, was solemn
lied here to-day according to the ceremonies
of the Friends Church at a meeting APP
pointed at the home of DR.. G.. d. Baily, the
brides brother. Only the relatives and a
few special friends were present. Both are
weil-known ministers of the Friends
Church. The groom is. seventy-six years old
and the bride a few years younger This is
the fourth marriage of the groom and the
first of the bride. They will reside at his
home. in Richmond. and continue in church
work.
CHURCH-ALI.-.v.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
GREENCASTLE, Ind. May 6.-Rev. Hsr-
bert A. Church, OF Lone Elm, Kan, and Miss
Fife Allen were married to-day at noon at
| the residence of the brides mother, Mrs.
w. w. Allen north Of the city. Rev. Joseph
Green pronounced the ceremony. Rev. Church
| is graduate of DePauw University and is a
| rising young minister. Their future home
| will be at Altamont, Kan. -