The Indianapolis journal., 1902-09-16
Gardiner. who has been with Mrs. Rogers

Gardiner. who has been with Mrs. Rogers
for several weeks.
Miss Marion Plummer and Miss Alice
Thompson. of Portland. Me-. arrived yester-
Edith Adams. Miss Plummer and Miss
Adams were roommates at school last
will take house party to Lake Maxim
kuckee for weeks stay at the Adams
cottage.
Mr.. Samuel Crowl Of this city. and Miss
Jacob Motter, of Martinsville, were mar
ried last night by the Rev. Joshua Stans-
field in the study of the Meridian-street
Church. A few friends were present at
the ceremony which was simple. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crowl will make their home in Mar
| tinsville and left for that place last night.
The party of young women who will
| leave Thursday afternoon to spend the
Mary and Miss Eleanor Carey. Miss Bertha
| Ellis, Miss Elizabeth Baker, Miss Cerene
| Ohr. Miss Mary Pratt. Miss Margaret
Ruth and Miss Margaret McCulloch, Miss
Hazel Backus. Miss Lydia Wallace. Miss
| Bertha Balls, Miss Henrietta and Miss
| Carrie Frenzel.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. of Avondale,
| came yesterday to be the guest of Miss
Frances Psngborn. Miss Pangborn will
entertain for her this m9rninf with small
will give a luncheon in honor of Miss
| Reese and her guest. Miss Edith Grif-
fiths will give chatting dish party Friday
| born will give a market party, and Mon
day evening Miss Edna Stevenson will en-
tertain for Miss Johnson and Miss Foster,
| who is her guest.
for a reception last night at her home on
North Pennsylvania street. at which the
faculty of the Girls Classical School were
| the guests OF honor. Assisting Mrs. sewall
| during
| Alumnae Assoctation-Mrs. James McIn-
| tosh Judson. Miss COlgan. Miss Marjorie
| Ellis and Miss Hilda Fletcher. There are
a number of new members in the faculty
| this season, and these were all present.
| They include Mrs. Townsend. of Elmira,
| n. Y: Miss Sage, of Cincinnati: Miss King
of Buffalo; Miss Stevens, of Elixabeth r.
| Y; Miss Andrews, OF Boston, and Miss
| Quigg, of Oswego, n. Y.
GRIBBEN-LINDSAY.
| Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal
| FRANKLIN, Ind, Sept. 15.-Miss Blanche
| Lindsay, of Connersville, and Bert Gribben.
a young busines of this place. were
| married at the home of the groom yester-
DAY The groom ON SerTed ,s tsd during the span;
| Fifty-Eighth Indiana, and later was two
| years with the Thirtieth United States
Volunteers in the Philippines. The bride
is we'll known in Connersville.
KNAUSS-FAUST.
/
John Knauss occurred yesterday morning
at the home of the brides father Mr.
| George Faust. The service was witnessed
by the relatives of the two families. The
bride wore dainty gown of mode etamne
| and carried a shower bouquet OF Bride
roses wedding breakfast was served
| after which Mr. and Mrs. Knauss left for a
| trip to the lakes. They will be at home to
their friends at pa North State street,
| after Oct. l.
/ IDHAN-MTT NEP
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
| SHELBYV1LLE. Ind, Sept. 15-The mar
riage of Miss Ethel Milner and Mr. Wal
! ter Oldham took place at the Christian
Church at Fairland. Shelby county, last
| night, before a large gathering of friends
| and relatives The Rev. H. o. Pritchard
| offlciated. Both are well known and popu-
| land
FRAZIER-GLASCOCK NUPTIALS.
| Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
COVINGTON, Ind. Sept 1.-THE mar
riage OF Miss Ethel Glascock and Mr.
| Charles Frazier. OF Hillsboro. is announced
| The bride is the youngest daughter OF Mr.
| and Mrs. Joseph Glascock- Mr.. Frazier is
| a graduate OF Purdue University and OF the
| Chicago College OF Veterinary Surgery The
couple will make their home in Hillsboro.
| BERDON-BAKER.
Srecial TO the Indianapolis Journal
SEYMOUR, Ind. Sept. l5.-Sunday even
| ing Mr. G. A. Berdon and Miss Pearl L.
| Baker well-known young people of this
city, were married at the home OF the
Rev. w. c. Martin, pastor OF the First