The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1900-09-20
and has for her guest Mrs. White. of Terrs

and has for her guest Mrs. White, of Terrs
Haute-
Miss Elizabeth Meeker and Miss
Josephine Moore will leave Saturday TO
visit Mrs. ID. w. Harter in Chicago for
& few days
Miss Mollie Heinrich. of Mount Vernon.
and Mr. George Heinrich. of Cincinnati
are visiting with their sister. Miss Estelle
G. Heinrich. 1913 North Illinois street
Mrs. Edward W. Stucky will give a
birthday party this afternoon in honor OF
the third birthday anniversary of her little
daughter Katharine. The hours are from
to s.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel f. Rauh have
taken the residence of Mrs. Alice Snyder.
Tenth and Pennsylvania streets. and Mrs.
Snyder and family have taken apartments
in the Martens fats, on North Meridian
street.
Miss Elsie o. Bowman and Mr. s. w.
Quick, OF Danville, H., were united In mar
Rev. George II. Clarke. of Williamsport.
The ceremony was performed at the home
OF the brides parents 2il3 Sheldon street
They VIII reside IN Danyfile
Last evening, at o'clock, occurred the
wedding of d. W. E Mcleod and Miss
Lillian 3. Harrison. both OF Columbus,
| Ind. The wedding took place in the parlors
few friends. Rev. DR.. s. H. Creighton. of
Irvington, who is classmate Of the groom,
officiated.
Mr.. L. A. Jackson. of this city. and Miss
Elizabeth Edith Jackson, of Richmond,
were married at the home of the former,
223S North Illinois street, last night, Rev.
Brown, OF the Friends Church, officiating.
ceremony. There were about forty guests.
The newly welded couple received many
presents.
| Miss Laura Meyer and Mr.. Henry Haller
were quietly married yesterday afternoon
| at the home of the bride, Rev. Reuben
Moore officiating. The bride was attended
by Miss Callie Burke, and Mr.. George
| Halter acted as best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Halter left on a short wedding journey,
and on their return will be at home at
1 500 Hosbrook street
At the residence of the brides uncle DR..
] w. B. Ryan, $40 North New Jersey street.
/ Mr. George w. Applegate. of Corydon, and
Miss Margaret Atherton Hudson, of this
| city. were married yesterday, the Rev. DR..
| Quayle. of Meridian-street Church, OFF,
| ciating. Mr.. and Mrs. Apologize are TO
| make their home in Corydon. Mr.. Apple
| gate is one of the leading business men of
southern Indiana, being president of the
| Corydon Bank Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Apologize started for
an extended tour of the East.
| Mrs Mary A. Moody invited a number
/ of friends yesterday TO her home on East
Tenth street to meet Mrs Sarah l. Rorer,
| who talked TO the ladies on the need of
| woman's building at the State fair and
| also on practical domestic science in cook
| ing. Mrs. Rorer described the Illinois State
/ of the organizers. The building is large.
| and the first floor is devoted to a nursery
/ and a reception room. the second floor TO
/ a lecture room, dining room and two
| tea rooms, and the third floor to large
/ sleeping rooms. During the State fair
/ every year the board of directors select
one girl from each county In the State
| to represent that county at the fair and
/ be taught domestic science and cooking.
| Mrs. Rorer said that last year there were
| thirty-five girls at the building. The girls
Il don arff cCfo af
/ the farmers Institutes during the winter.
| IL is said that the woman's building in
1 Illinois has proved beyond doubt that
| Il is one of the most popular places at the
/ fair grounds-a place where tired women
may go and rest and where children are
| cared for while parents enjoy the fair
| Mrs. Rorer was asked many questions by
/ the women present and lnterspersed her
| talk with amusing incidents.
Observation-Disclosures.
| Last night at o'clock occurred the mar
| riage of Miss Maria Keehn, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. II. w. Keehn. and Mr.
| George W. Chestnut. The ceremony was
| pronounced by Rev. w. 3. Durham, of
| Greenwood. before the relatives and most
| intimate friends of the families. The diff
| ferent rooms were adorned with palms and
asters. In the dining room golden rod was
| used with other yellow flowers. The bride
wore a pretty gown of white organdie
| trimmed with lace Assisting the host and
hostess during the evening were the Misses
/ Helen and Elsa Eoepper and the Misses
/ Mary and Ruth Myers. Among the guests
| were the Misses Walthers, OF Laporte. Mr..
| and Mrs. Chestnut have gone East, and
| will reside at Allegheny, Pa.
| GOLDEN WEDDING CELEBRATION.
/ Special to the Indianapolis Journal
/ BEDFORD, Ind, Sept. 1s--~apt W. w.
| Day and his wife celebrated their fiftieth
| wedding anniversary at their home on
| South Fl street to-day, a large number Of
| their friends and relatives being present
| Captain Day has been and is one of Bed
| ford's most popular and influential citi-
/ zens. He served his country through two
| wars-the Mexican and civil, and is still a
| hale. hearty man. He has always been
/ prominent in the Republican affairs of the
/ county. He served two terms as sheriff
/ and was succeeded by his son. Robert Day
| now dead. He superintendent of the
| Poor Asylum for a number of years and
| Republican mayor of the city for two