The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-12-22

derson, of Charlottesville, a sister of Mrs.
Baker, Mrs. G. G. Foster, Mrs. j. w. Beck,
Mrs H. j. Milgan, Mrs. Henry l. Wal
lace, Mrs. Evans Woolen, Mrs. J. 5. Holli-
day Mrs Edward II. Dean. Mrs. A. NJ. Ogle,
Miss Finch. Miss Baker Miss Malott, Miss
Norton. of Toledo, Miss Sarah Wilson, Miss
Foster Miss Ridgeley Miss Day. Miss Mary
Davis, Miss Sullivan, Miss Keep, Miss
Adams Miss Noble, Miss Frank and Miss
Ketcham. In the dining room holly and
scarlet carnations made the effective decora-
ton for the table, mantel and wall. Coffee
was served in the prettily arranged den. =
There were a number of out-of-town guests,
including Miss Miller and Miss Helen Smith,
of Charlottesville.
ALFORD-GOULD.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
NATION, ILL.,, Dec. 21.-Mr. Thompson
A. Afford and Miss Kathryn C. Gould were
married by Rev. r. w. Newlands at the
Congregational Church tonight. The
church was beautifully decorated. Mr. AL
ford is connected with the Keifer Drug
Company, of Indianapolis, and the bride is
the accomplished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Lyman Gould, who gave a reception after
the ceremony. Those present from a dis
lance were Charles Mayer, II. q. c. Balls,
l.. G. Weber, c. S. Stone, w. II. Tye, Will
liam Wocher and Barrett Monkey, of In
dianapolis Misses Nell Jones, Blanche and
Mildred Ford, Mrs Martha ID. Ford and
son and Mrs. ID. +. Whitman, of Cleve-
land Mabel and Kathryn. Holloway, of
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ner, Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Drummer and sen,
of st. Louis; Mrs. B. F. Spann, of Ander-
son, Ind; Dan Gould, Lyman Gould and
Mrs. Patterson, of Chicago, and the brides
brother Clark Gould, of Harvard College.
After a trip South the couple will occupy a
suite of rooms at the Victoria, in Indian
apolis.
DAvIS-CARTER.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
GREENC'ASTIE, Ind, Dec 21.-The mar
riage of Miss Grace Carter, daughter of
Rev. and Mrs. Byram Carter, and Mr.. Ed
l.. Davis, of Minneapolis, took place this
morning at 10 o'clock. Dr. w. f. Swahlen,
of De Paw University, pronounced the GER
emony. The groom was member of the
class of 1885 at De Pauw, and the bride was
at noon for Minneapolis, where the groom
is secretary of the Y NJ. @. A. Among
those attending from out of the city were
Salem, Ind; Miss Gertrude Neal. of Charles
ton, Ill.,; Miss Josephine Cartright, of Del
phi; Rev. Thomas Ewing, of Arthur, ILL.,;
Poynter, editor Of the Sullivan Democrat.
BESSIE CANNON'S ROMANCE
WASHINGTON, Dec. .21.-Miss Bessie
Cannon, niece of the Illinois congressman,
will be married tomorrow to John Herbert
Osborne, an attache of the War Depart
ment. They were children together in Mon
tezuma, Ind, and later were betrothed, but
became separated by force of circumstances.
Miss Cannon came to Washington some time
ago and secured a berth in the Navy De-
partment. Young Osborne travelled extern
siVely throughout the West and had lost
sight of his old sweetheart. When the war
broke out he enlisted in the signal corps
from Indiana, and at its conclusion was de-
tailed for duty in the War Department,
where he met Miss Cannon once more, re-
newed his attentions, and succeeded in haV-
ing the wedding set for this week.
HOEY-DARNELL
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE Ind, Dec. 21.-The marriage of
Miss Halle c. Darnell, daughter of H. Clay
Darnell, a travelling salesman, took place
this evening in the presence of two hundred
invited guests. The groom was Mr.. William
HOey, who came to Muncie from Sharon,
Pa, two years ago. and is a member of the
high school football team and a popular
young man employed at the Midland steel
works.
PAYNE-SMITH.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
JEFFERSONVILLI, Ind, Dec. N.-The
marriage of Mr.. Francis Z. Payne and Miss
Edith l.. Smith took place at the home of
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs George
smith, tonight, Rev. j. t. O'Neal officiat
ing Mr.. Payne is in the employ of the
p, G.. & St, L. Railroad, and the bride is
well-known vocalist
EVANS-ROSABOOM
Special to the indianapolis Journal
SUNlMITVILLE, Ind, Dec 21.-Mr Som
ner Evans, a popular young man of this
city. and Miss Daisy Rosaboom We're mar
ried at the brides home on South Main
street last night by Rev. John G. White.
Both are among the best young people here,
and were the recipients of many valuable
DresQnts