The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1899-09-13

spent month
Mrs. Frederick c. Gardner and family
have returned from Bay View, where they
spent the summer
Mrs. George B. Caldwell and daughter
have returned from Detroit. where they
were for two months.
Mrs. ]. II. Claypool and son have returned
from Connersville. where they spent six
weeks with relatives
Mrs. Martha w. Mansfield and family
have returned from Mackinac. where they
were for several weeks
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank NJ. Talbot and son
Murray have returned from Monocqua. Wis.
where they spent the summer
Miss Emily A. Konecke, of Brooklyn, y.
Y who Is visiting her aunt Mrs. ". a.
Vail. will return home Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross Stevenson, who are
with Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Day. will leave
Friday for their home in Chicago.
Miss Kate Robson has returned from Pad,
elsford. y. Y, and Miss Drce Robson and
Miss Julia Ketcham from Catawba island.
Mr.. w. p. Herod who was called to We
quetonsing by the Illness OF his youngest
SON. has. returned home. The family VIII
return Friday.
Miss Laura Williams has returned to the
home of her uncle. Mr.. Charles r. Williams.
after spending the summer at Cheooygan
and Lake Forest.
Miss Margaret and Master Joseph Naugf-
ton left yesterday for their respective
schools the former To Louisville, KY, and
the latter TO Rensselaer,
Miss Iris wynn Is visiting MISS Eleanor
Lemcke for few days until her parents
return from Wawasee. The family will
spend the winter at the Denison.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Buchanan and daugh-
ter and Miss Margaret Foster are expected
10 return Tomorrow from Bay View, where
they have been spending the summer.
Mrs. A. B. Mansur and Mrs. Clarence
Wulsin and children left last evening for
Philadelphia To spend a few weeks. They
will return TO this city before going to Calf
fornia for the winter.
Rev. w. G. Taylor, d. d.. and wife will
be given a reception this evening at the
College avenue, by the members of the Col
lege-ayenue Baptist Church
Mrs. Arthur Bridgman is with her daugh-
ter Miss Nellie Bridgman, at the home of
Mr.. A. w. Hatch. Miss BTidgman will be
connected with the primary department OF
Knickerbocker Hall this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barbour entertained
| a few friends informally last evening for
Miss Marguerite Barbour. of Minneapolis
Miss Barbour will visit Miss Emma Atkins
next week.
DIR. and Mrs McDermott and Miss
Georgia McDermott will be the guests of
| Mr. and Mrs. Raymond P. Van Camp and
Miss Elizabeth Cooper for a few days, ar
irving Friday on their way home TO Avon
| dale, Cincinnati.
Mrs. A z. Stanton and Miss Stanton gave
a reception yesterday morning to have their
friends meet Miss Louise Nye Moore, of
Paris Era az ,s Miss Moore who has
will this year have school in Paris. Miss
Anna Stanton will accompany Miss Moore
abroad s. and viii spend the winter With Nth her;
Miss Stantons hospitality.
Prof w. w. Cram and family, of this
| city. who have been residing in Providence,
| r. L., have removed to Scranton, Pa, where
Mr.. Grant has been elected principal of
| the high school. The school has a new build
| ing and eight hundred pupils. Miss Blanche
| Bridgewater, Mass. Miss Bertha Grant is
! teaching in the high school i'm Providence
| and Miss Pearl is attending Brown Univer-
| sity-
| Last night in Irvington. at a reunion of
| the Conner family held at the home of A.
| w. Conner, his daughter, Pearl ID. Conner,
and Prof. w. E. M Hackleman were mar
brothers, j. w. and S. NJ. Conner. offici-
/ ating. The Corners are family of preach
ers. Their father, the late James Conner
! sr, spent over sixty years preaching in the
State Of Indiana. He had thirteen imme-
date relatives who were preachers.
| STACY-BROWN.
Miss Gussie T. Brown daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ethan Allen Brown, and Mr..
Joseph l.. Stacy were married yesterday
| afternoon at 4:3O o'clock at the
Central Christian Church in the
presence of the relatives and a
few friends The pews for the family
were marked with white ribbons. The cere-
mony was pronounced by Rev Allan B.
| Philputt. pastor Of the church Mrs. Min
nie Deiner Edenharter played the wedding
march from .'Lohengrin" for the procession
| al and Call Me Thine Own" during the
| ceremony: The bride entered with her faith,
er and the groom with Mr.. Phiputt and
stood before the platform. which was dec
trimmed with wave insertions Of
horn p she had hat on and ca Mte White
roses AS the bridal party left the church
Mendelsshon's wedding march was played
| relatives was given at the home of the
| brides parents, on Ash street where vases
Of autumn flowers ornamented the rooms
Oct. l. at No. Jl5 North Illinois street
| Miss Brown has been connected with the
City Library for number of years: and
| the gift from her associates was hand
some Flemish china cabinet.
| BOOTH-COLVIN.
The marriage of Miss Ada Violet Colvin
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Col
win, and Mr.. Ebert l.. Booth took place
| last evening at the Sixth Christian Church
before an audience of relatives and friends
| Miss Lille Adam played the wedding march
for the entrance of the bridal party and soft
| music during the ceremony. The church
was decorated with palms and golden rod
There are three aisles TO the church and the
bride and groom. preceded by the flower
| girls, passed down tine center aisle as their
| attendants passed down the aisles at either
| side. meeting before the pulpit where the
| minister, Rev. Robert Denny, of Plain
| field. awaited them and pronounced
| the ceremony. Mr.. Denny married the
brides parents and the sister and
| four brothers of the brides mother
| and performed the ceremony for the
| seventh time in the same family last
| evening. The ushers were Messrs. Ear
Haeth and Guy Jones and the flower chill
| dren were Miss Elsie Colvin, sister of the
bride, and Fay Barton. They wore gowns
| of white organdie trimmed with ruffles. and
| carried baskets of white roses and maiden.
| hair fern. The attendants were Mr. OmeI
| Caswell and Miss Statia Kennedy and Mr.
| Peter Riley and Miss Ella Thomas, a cousin
OF the bride. The wedding gown was OF
white dotted silk organdie trimmed with
French lace and white satin ribbon The
skirt was demitrain and fiounced, and the
corsage was half low. The bride wore 8
white aigrette and carried brides roses
Miss kennedy's gown was of dotted pink
SILK organdie and her flowers pink roses
and Miss Thomas wore white silk orgaidie
| having a blue flower and broad satin stripe
She carried pink roses. After the ceremony
there was a reception at the home of Tho
brides parents. The house was decorated
with palms and golden rod. Mr. and Mrs
Colvin, Mrs. Jennie l.. Booth mother OF
the groom, and Miss Laura Finehout as
sisted In receiving; Mr.. and Mrs. Booth
left last night for Chicago to make a visit
They will be at home at No SIG Shelby
street after Oct. I. Rev. Robert Denny and
daughter. Miss Denny. of Westfield. were
the guests present from out of the city
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