The Indianapolis journal., 1897-09-29

fore returning to their home, in Harris
burg, Pa.
Mrs. Frederick Walker and family. of
Rockport, are the guests OF her brother,
Broadway Mr.. Walker will join his family
Saturday.
Mrs. Halford and daughter of New, Or
leans will come to-day TO visit Mrs.
Charles b. lockwood and family Mrs. Hal
ford was formerly Miss Augusta Caldwell,
Of this city.
An effort is being made to organize new
dramatic club on a plan pursued in st.
Louis and other cities. 1t will be composed
OF sixty active members, any one Of whom
may be called to take part in any perform
ance and the families Of the members Will
form the audiences. Mr.. Henry S. Fraser
and Mr.. Arrick are at the head of the
movement
Mr.. Robert McOuat and Miss Maude Lay
cock have gone TO New York. Mr.. McOuat
will assist at the marriage of Mr.. William
G. Squier and Miss Bessie Miller. of
Starkhill, this week and next week Miss
Laycock will be maid of honor and Mr.. Nc
Onat one of the attendants at the marriage
Of Miss Josephine BurfoTd and Dr. Far
rington, of Memphis. Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund C. Gall observed
their NTH wedding anniversary last even
ing by giving an informal family party, be-
The house was prettily arranged with flow
ers and games were played. The supper
was served on wood dishes and tiny wood
favors were tied with colored ribbons. Mr..
and Mrs. Gall received number of hand
some presents.
A. recital will be given by Mr.. Charles
Holman Black, of Paris, France, and Miss
Sara Layton Walker, both former musi-
clans Of this city, at the Propyleaum Fri
day evening Of next week Mr.. Black and
MISS Walker will be assisted by Mr.. Sol
Marcosson, violinst, of Cleveland Neither
Mr.. Black nor Mr.. MarcossOn has been
heard in this city for some time Miss
Walker is Well and fayorably known for her
admirable work in concert and oratorio and
at the May festival in this and other cities.
Mr.. Black is one of the greatest drawing
IGom and concert favorites in Paris, and
Mr.. Marcosson is a violinist who is con-
ceded to be one of the leading players of
this country. The programme will be given
by the three musicians and will be one OF
rare musical worth. A number of prom
inent ladies will be invited to be patronesses
of the recital.
HALE-CAMERON.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Sept 2S.-Chandler
Hale. son of United States Senator Hale,
of Maine and Miss Rachel Burnside Cam
eron, youngest daughter of ex-United States
Senator j. Donald Cameron, were mar
ried at noon to-day at the Cameron country
place near Harrisburg in the presence of
large gathering of distinguished friends.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Dr..
George 5. Chambers, pastor Of the Pine
street Presbyterian Church. of this city,
where the Cameron family worship. The
ushers were James M. Cameron, brother of
cousin. of this city; W. Kirkpatrick
Brice. of New York son of ex-Sen-
ator Brice. and George Cabot Lodge, of
Washington son of the senator from Mas
sachusetts. After the wedding breakfast
Mr. and Mrs. Hale left on tour previous
to their journey to Rome, where the groom
VIII soon begin his duties secretary of
the American legation
BISHOP-DEARDOFF.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN, Ind, Sept. 2S.-The marriage of
Miss Agnes. Deardoff, daughter of Captain
and Mrs. Porter Deardoff of Chicago, and
Lieut. Harry Gore Bishop. of the United
States army, who is stationed at Fort
Wayne Detroit, was solemnized this
evening at the home Of Mrs. j. NJ. Noble,
aunt of the bride. DR.. H. l.. Van Nuys, of
the First Presbyterian Church. oficiated.