The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-09-08

two weeks will return this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Claypool have re-
turned from their cottage at Martha's Vine
yard where they spent the summer.
Mrs. Charles f. Hall and Miss Etha Hall
have returned from HoopestoWn, Ill. Mr..
and Mrs. Hall will return the last of the
week
Mrs. Charles Protzman and Miss Mason,
who have been guests of Mr.. w. Kriel and
family, have returned TO their home in
Muncie.
Mrs. Ira Mcconnell, daughter Eva and
son Frederick. of Charlottesville, will come
Friday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus
Bruner
Mrs George K lowering and son, who
have been spending several weeks with Mrs.
Hugh Hanna and family, returned home
yesterday.
Messrs. Harvey and Lee Elan will leave
tomorrow for Amherst College, and Mr..
Gilbert Hurry will leave Sunday for the
same place
Miss Emma V. Pearson, of North Della
ware street, will entertain Saturday after
noon for number Of college girls who are
visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Griffiths will en-
terrain small company at dinner to-mor-
row evening for Mr.. Charles Holman
Black, of Paris, France
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mansfield have gone
to Atlantic City From there they Will go
to New York to meet their son, who has
been abroad since June.
Mrs Harriet A; Bingham has taken the
new residence of Mr.. Frank Wood on North
Pennsylvania street, near Eighth, and will
occupy it in a few days.
Mrs. S. E. Rauh and children, who have
been spending the summer with Mrs.
Rauh's brother, Mr.. William c. Sterne, on
his ranch in Colorado, returned home yes
terday.
Miss Edith Bingham and Mr.. John Ditte-
more will leave to-day for Paris H., where
they win join a house party to be given by
Miss Lucy Hitch. who was Miss Binghams
roommate at college.
Mr.. James Bollinger and daughter Kath-
crime Of St. Paul, Mimi, formerly resi-
Bollinger's sister-in-law. Mrs. Frank w.
Olin, 1918 Central avenue
Mr.. John S. Harrington has returned from
Maxinkuckee. Mrs darlington will spend
Jameson, and family. The latter will re-
main there till late in September.
Mrs. Thomas Taggart entertained a few
party for her daughters, Miss Florence and
Lucy Taggart. and their visitors, Miss Pol
lock and Miss Woodland. of Chicago.
Mrs. Albert Yohn, who mas been spend
Mrs. Ferguson, and sister. Mrs. Eleanor
Coffey, will go to New York the last of
this week to join her sons, Mr.. Bert and Mr..
+. G.. Yohn.
Mr. Ditton. of the Turkey Lake Hotel, at
Vawter Park gave a banquet few even
ings ago to the departing indianapolis
held in the spacious parlors at
o'clock; The rooms were dec
Va cbtCu with palms ana MOWERS, roses
predomnating. AT o'clock the orchestra,
screened by palms, played the march from
."Tannhauser," and the guests went to the
elaborate establishment. At each cover
was corsaSe bouquet or boutonniere. The
souvenir menu was in gold printed on white
satin, and the guests were treated to
intercourse feast There were numer-
GUS toasts and responses complimentary to
the host. Following the banquet there was
a ball.
Friday of next week is to be indianapolis
day at the state fair, and numerous coach
ing and tallyho parties are being arranged
for the event There will be a parade of
equipages and horseback riders, a feature
which is new to this part OF the country,
cities and in Louisville, Cincinnati, st. Lou
is and Chicago. Indianapolis has some
handsome turnouts, and long line of these
will be part of the parade. Mr. +. l.. Mayer
and Mr.. Clarence Martindale form the COM
mittee having this feature in charge, and
either one will give information on appli-
cation. The silver cups which are to be
presented to the best riders and for the
handsomest equipages are on exhibition at
day one room in the administration build
ing will be set apart for the young ladies
who are to ride and number of we'll
known ladies who will be patronesses.
MOUNT-BELL.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, Sept. 7.-At
the First Presbyterian Church to-day at
noon took place the marriage of Rev. II. N.
Mount, son of Governor Mount, and Miss
Verda ID. Bell, daughter of E. E. Bell, of
this city. The church was decorated with
flowers, palms and vines, and nearly five
hundred guests were present. The ushers
were: II. NJ Bell, of Oakland City; Rev.
G c. Travis, of Summit Grove: c. A. Bell,
of Milwaukee, and c. V. Smith, of this city.
Miss Josie Stilwel presided at the organ
and Miss Mary P. Thompson sang "As the
Dawn" At noon the "Lohengrin'' wedding
march was played, and the bridal couple
entered. The groom and best man, Rev.
e. c. Shaver, of Princeton, N. j., came
down the west aisle, being preceded by
two of the ushers and two of the brides
maids, Misses Mae Taylor and Harriet
Hanson. At the same time the bride APP
preached the altar down the east aisle pre-
coded by two uShers and two of the brides
maids Misses Anna BierhauS, of VincenneS,
and Caroline Thomson, of Crawfordsvllie.
Miss Ethel Barnhil was maid of honor. The
bride was leaning on the arm or her father
The officiating clergyman was Rev. h. b:
Thomson. The Westminster Confession OF
Faith ritualistic service was used, with the
addition of the giving away OF the pride
by the father and the kneeling of the bride
and groom during the ceremony. during the
ceremony Rubenstein's Melody in F. was
played and the MendelSSohn march as the
party left the church. The bride wore a
white organdie over India linen, trimmed
with tucks and Valenciennes lace, high
neck long sleeves, MORE sash and carried
Bride roses The maid or nOnOr wore run
fed pink organdte with SASH 10 match, ana
carried La France roses. The BRIDESMAIDS
wore white orgalde trimmed in MORE rib
bon and carried La France roses. The
bride is a charming young lady OF tnls city;
ard became acquainted with her husband
nv being in his Sunday school class while
he was a student of Wabash College. The
groom was born on a farm in Montgomery
county Indiana, on Dec. "a, 1872 He worked
on the farm until the fall of 1883, when ne
entered Wabash College, from which ne
Graduated in 1894. He won the BALDWIN
oratorical contest the same year. lie en-
tered Princeton Theological Seminary IN
iSg4 and graduated in 1897. During his vaca-
ton i'm 1895 he preached at Cicero, Ind. In
1896 he spent his vacation at Oxford and
Roswell afterwards preaching In both
nlaces The churches of Oxford ana Bos-
" ell desire to extend regular can 10 MN
as pastor but this he will probably not ac-
cent The bride and groom left on the l
n m. train for a tour of the northern lakes,
and they will be a. home at Oxford after
OCT where the g., m is pastor or the
Prebysterian Church Among the guests
from abroad We're: { eraor ). a mount,
Miss Helen Mount Rev. F. II. hays
and wife of Indian polls; Miss Anna Bier
hans If Vincennesi g A Bell. of Milwau-
Zee. n M. Bell OF Oakland City; Rev Z.
g Travis of Summit Grove; Miss Gertrude
Mason of Evansville; Misses Daisy ana
shaver. w. IA Mount and wife, Misses Jen-
ME and LYDIA Mount, Rua Miller ana
cbaries II Butler of Shannondale; Miss
E5alie McNTulIen Of Lafayette; II. Q. Griest,
81 darlington; Rev. J. A. Mckee and Mr..
and Mrs. J. o. Rosebaum. of Waveland.
ALLEE-SURFACE.
cnecial to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind, Sept. 7.-Thaddeus S.
Auee of Chicago. and Miss Jessie Surface,