The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1897-08-13

subject, but it is A strong piece and is rich
IN its coloring and firm in its handling
Rev. and Mrs G. c. Lasby and son are
spending this month on Long Island. They
will be at nome in time for DR. Lasby to
occupy his pulpit the first Sunday in Sep
TENDER
Miss Frances Weber will go to White
Bear lake Wisconsin, to-day, where she
will join aunt who has cottage there.
Miss Weber will not return home before
October
Miss Jessie Matthias, of Elkhart, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Paquette, on North
give a porch party for Miss Matthias next
Thursday
Mr. and Mrs Charles H. Walcott and son
Stuart have returned from New York Mills.
The Misses Welcott are with Miss Garrard,
at West Point and viii not return before
September.
Mr. w. d. Cooper left yesterday for Old
Point Comfort, to remain a few days, ana
from there he will go TO Orange n. j., to
visit Rev. and Mrs Henry Buchtel, former
~ Of this city.
Mr.. j. P. Durham and son Raymond have
returned to their home, on East Eleventh
street, after spending several days with
relatives and friends at Waveland, Ladoga
and North Salem.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. P. Noble have
gone to Chicago, to spend a year. Mr.. No
BILE who has been connected with the
schools at Charlottesville, will attend Chi
cagO University and will perfect himself in
the scientific course.
Mr. and Mrs. David Wallace left yes
terday for Point Pleasant n. j. ar Jesse
Fletcher. Of this city, and his sister, Mrs.
James McFarlane, of Pittsburg, are at the
same place. Mrs. Wallace has been visl-
tor at this resort for several summers.
Mrs. A. c. Meurer received informally yes
terday afternoon, in honor of her daughter,
Mrs. w. l.. Taylor, of Kansas City, who has
been spending two months here. The mouse
was prettily adorned with garden blossoms.
Mrs Meurer was assisted by Miss Eliza
EthpFhaTdt ri
Mrs Taylor will return home tomorrow.
Mrs. f. T. McWhirter gave a pretty porch
party yesterday for her guest, Miss Alma
John, of Greencastle. The new home on
College avenue, with its broad verandas,
was admirably suited for the company. The
verandas were made attractive with coy
seats and rugs and vases of flowers. The
amusement for the young people was
counting game, with ears of corn, and a
guessing contest of authors. Mrs. McWhir-
ter was assisted by Miss Luella McWhir-
ter and Miss Marie Hall The refreshments
were served on a porch apart from the one
Wbefe the entertainment was given.
DUNCAN-DUNGAN.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
FRANKLIN, Ind, Aug. PAT the home
of Captain and Mrs. T. B. Wood, in this
city, last evening, Rev. p. o. Duncan and
Miss Josephine DUNCAN were united in
n arriage, President w. T. Stott, of Frank
lin College, officiating Mrs Margaret
Oyerstreet played the wedding march.
After the ceremony Mrs. Williams of
Louisville, played march and Rev. Dun
can and bride led the way to the dining
room. Over $50 guests were present, in
Guiding numbers from out of the city
among whom We're: Mr. and Mrs Charles
DUNCAN Mrs. Nesbit and Miss Mary Mes
bit of Castleton, A. J. Thurston and wife
and c. r. Duvall and wife of Shelbyville
Mrs Williams of Louisville, Rev. c.. NJ
Carter of Lafayette, Orvile DUNCAN of
Falkland, s. O. DUNCAN and Mrs. II. B.
Essex of Indianapolis Rev. and Mrs. Dun
can left for Pine Lake, where they will
spdkd their honeymoon. Both bride and
groom are graduates of Franklin College
and well known, the groom being one
of the prominent Baptist ministers of the
State.