The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-08-16
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Robert Failey is visiting his brother in
Terre Haute.
Miss Gertrude Loveless has gone to New
York and will return Sept. /.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Goodall have gone
to Bayview TO join a party of friends.
Miss Grace Rebel entertained a party of
friends at cards yesterday afternoon.
Miss Mary Gunsaulus, of Chicago. is
the guest of her cousin. Miss Susan Brown.
Mr. Theodore Larkin and family are
members of a camping party on White
river.
Miss Laura Martin. of Broadway, enter
tanned a club of young ladies at cards last
evening
Mrs. Lorenzo Smith and niece win leave
for Europe on Saturday to remain through
the winter.
William and Russell Sullivan leave to-day
| Tor two weeks visit with Mrs. Henry Bliss
at Maxinkuckee
Mrs. Henry C%hurchman is visiting her
mother. Mrs. Martha Griffin, of North
Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. III. w. Bennett will be home from
Harbor Point to-day. His family will re-
main there through September.
Garvin Brown and his cousin, Miss Cor
relia Cunningham, leave to-day TO poin
Mrs. Cunningham at Bass lake.
Mrs. w. w. Richardson and family, of
Woodruff Place, left last evening for Bay
'tN"s ~14NAis ~ Ot oChN "CNho.
| Mrs. w. p. Malott and daughter Alta
| Louise left for Bedford yesterday to at
tend the funeral Of Mrs. Nellie Kent, Mrs.
Malotts niece.
DR.. Gustav Bergener. and sister, who
have been in Berlin during the past year.
are now in Switzerland. They Will visit
the Paris exposition and will leave fol-
home Sept. 20
Miss Kate Ayers returned from Watch
Hill last evening and will join Miss Fila
Mrs. Ayers and Miss Wheelock will remain
at Watch Hill the rest of the season.
| Mr.. Edgar III. Nixon. of Bridgeport, Ala.
| and Miss Annie Z. Gordon. of New York.
were married at the home of Mrs. S. Il.
| Crosse, a sister of the bride, yesterday morn
| ing by Rev. James L. Shannon. Mr.. and
Mrs. Nixon left Immediately for ST. Louis
and will then proceed to Bridgeport, their
future home
PIERSON-WARREN.
Miss Katherine NJ. Warren and Mr.. Harry
ID. Pierson were married last evening AT
the home of the brides parents, Mr.. and
AIRS. John r. Warren. on Winsor street.
Rev. a. d. Barry. of the Woodruff Place
Baptist Church. of1ciated. Miss Grace
Warren was maid OF honor and Mr.. Clar-
ence Zenor was best man. Little Miss
Iorothy Test and Ruth Histed were lhe
flower children The wedding march was
played by Montanis orchestra. and ''Tiau-
meri' was rendered during the
Ike bride wore white organdie over swiss,
| trimmed with valenciennes lace and rib
bon. She carried Bride roses. Miss Grace
Warren wore pink organdie and carried
red roses. The little flower girls were
dressed In pale blue organdie and carried
baskets OF white asrers. The decorations
throughout the house were green and white
Assisting at the reception following The
ceremony were Mrs. Arthur Gilletts. Mrs
Charles S. Bronson. Mrs. Oliver Terry ano
Miss Elanor Phillips. Miss Edna MAY. OF
C~cvington. presided in the dining room
and was assisted by Miss Bessie Charpie
Miss Bertha johnson and Miss Lille HOLE
Mr.. and Mis-. Pierson have gone on a wed
ding trip and viii reside in their own new
home in Woodruff Place.
BABCOCK-ROBY.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
CAMBRIDGE CITY, Ind. Aug. ia
very pretty wedding took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. George Roby al
5 o'clock tonight. the parties 10 which
were Miss Jenny Roby and Mr.. George
Babcoek, both popular in local society
About thirty invited guests We're present
The Rev. w. II. Sands. of indianapolis
performed the ceremony. They will 1--we
in this city.