The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-08-16

vacation. They are the guests of Judge D.
w. Comstock, of the Appellate Court.
Miss Stella Cause, of Carthage, is visiting
Mr.; and Mrs G. S. Wiltsie. at No. 1896 Cen
| trail avenue, Morton Place.
Miss Georgia Alexander has returned from
| Boston, where she attended a summer
school at the Harvard annex.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Lotshar have returned
| from Lake Harbor, Mich. where they have
been for two weeks outing.
| Miss Anna f. Mclaughlin, who has been
studying With ]. De Zielinski, of Buffalo, n.
y, returned to this city Saturday night.
Mr.. Harold B. Hibben has gone to Charlie
voix, Mich. being called thither by the seri-
Gus illness of his daughter, Miss Louise
| Hibben.
Mr.. and Mrs George Morton and son will
go to Niagara Falls to-day, and from there
| TO spend few weeks with relatives near
Boston.
| Miss Martha Bradshaw, who is spending
| the summer in Evanston, is here to spend a
/ few days with her aunt, Mrs. K. o.
| Hawkins.
| Mrs. Davis and nieces, Misses Alberta and
/ Martha Boyd. who have been visiting Mrs
| s. c. Gill, have returned to their home in
| Evanston
Messrs. Archie Rigg, Glenn Morgan and
/ Ralph Hurlbert have returned from two
weeks visit at Mr.. Riggs former home,
| Hamilton, Canada.
Miss Frances D. Fleming, of Cleveland, is
| the guest of Miss Kathryn Ellis, and both
| young ladies will go to Louisville next week
to attend a wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chapman Williams, who
are spending the summer in Irvington, will
| soon take possession of their own house, on
| West Michigan street.
| Miss Mary H. Krout, who has been visit
| ing Miss Mary Dean, left yesterday for Bay
| View, Mich where she will deliver two lee
| lures. Miss Krout will remain at Bay View
| for three weeks, and later in the season she
| will give talks and lectures before the Chi
| cago Woman's Club and other prominent
clubs of the country.
| dentist, and Miss Anna Featherngill were
married yesterday morning at o'clock at
| Franklin. They will reside at East North
| street, Indianapolis. The bride has been
| teacher in the indianapolis schools and is
/ sister of Will Featherngill, Republican
nominee for representative in johnson
| county.
MGEATTI-THIELE.
The marriage of Miss Louise Marie Thiele
| daughter of Mrs. Mary Thiele and John P.
McGeath, of Hartford City. took place at
| the home of the brides mother, No. 913
North Illinois street, yesterday morning.
| Only the relatives and a very few friends
were present for the ceremony. Rev. ]. c.
| Peters, ef lions Church, oficiated. The
| bride wore handsome gown of white
MORE, skirt trimmed with ribbon and cor
| sage of silk yelled in liberty silk and
| duchesse lace. The gown was demi-train.
| She carried a large cluster of Bride roses
! The wedding march played by Miss
| Clarissa Rooms, of Muncie, relative of the
groom. The parlors were adorned with pink
and white flowers and the two colors pre-
| dominated IN all of the appointments and
| refreshments. Guests at the wedding in
| Guided Mr.. Herman e. Thiele, of Fargo, N.
| D., brother of the bride, and Senator Gift
| fert, of Upton. The groom has served two
Eterms as county treasurer and one as city
| treasurer at his home and has been mem
| Der of the Legislature for two sessions. Mr..
| McGeath will take his bride for an ex-
| tended Eastern trip and on their return
/ they will reside in Hartford City.
| ZIEGLAR-SHOEMAK
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| PARAMOUNT, Ind, Aug. 15.-Mr. Clyde
Zieglar and Miss Grace A. Shoemaker were
married at 10 O'Clock Sunday morning at
| the home of the brides mother. Both are
prominent society people of this city.
| SUNDAY WEDDINGS
/ Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| ELWOOD, Ind, Aug 15.-Andrew Beisel
and Miss Viana Watson. prominent young
| couple. were married last night. Hugh
/ Mullin and Miss Josephine Collins were
welded yesterday afternoon.