The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-06-10
PER s0NAL md SOCIETY.

Morris Ii. Warner was in the city yesterday In
advance of Barnurns show, Of which he Is the
press representative
Mrs w. P. Fishback and Mrs. Harry Milligan
leave, on Tuesday next. for Ration, n. NJ, to
spend the summer with Mrs Will Kappes.
Professor III. W. Wiley of Washington, an
alytical chemist of the Agricultural Department,
is in the city, stopping at the Denison House
Governor Gray yesterday visited the State
University at Bloomington, VIII ere he made an
address. To-day he will be at Purdue, Lafay-
cite.
Abram Koontz one of the pioneers of Indian
apolis, who now lives at Lafayette is in the city
on visit to his nephew, Acknowledgement
Koontz.
1t is announced, unofficially, that DR.. j. III.
Kitchen. has been appointed the succc ssor OF the
late DR. Bigelow, as member of the local board
OF pension examiners.
George W. Hamilton, brother of Mrs. Wright
Hadley, and Miss Myrta Seeley, daughter of
Mrs. Cyrus Smith, were married last evening at
Mr.. Smiths residence. No. 378 Park avenue.
The Sunday school of the Central Christian
Church will hold union picnic, at Bethany Park,
on June o. and the First Baptist Church people
will make o picnic excursion to New Phila-
delphia on the 23d.
Mr.. Thomas E. Carkuff of GAINESVILLE, Tenn,
and Miss Jennie Bigelow were married at the
residence of the brides mother on Railroad
street, on Tuesday evening, by Rev. S. A.
Bright, of Charlestown, Ind.
Mr.. John A. Kersey. a young attorney of
Marion, and Miss Sadie Shut the principal So
prano singer of Grace Church choir, were mar
ried yesterday afternoon at the residence OF the
brides parents on East Market street by Rev. S.
A. Bright, former pastor of Grace Church.
Prof. Ora Pearson the well known musician,
and Miss Emma Grooms married last
evening at the residence of the brides parents,
on Gregg street The ceremony was performed
by Rev E. j. Gantz, pastor of Central Christian
Church. Only few of the intimate friends Of
the couple. besides their relatives, were present.
The daughter of Mr. p. A. Ward Of This city.
was yesterday married to Mr.. McGrath, of La
fayette The wedding party proceeded from the
residence of Mr Ward, No. l75 Park avenue, to
st. Johns Church, where the ceremony was per.
formed. Last night brilliant reception was
given the newly married couple at the brides
home.
A lawn party was given last evening by Miss
Flora Loebenberg, OF No. 271 East Ohio street,
in honor of Miss Rebecca Ach, of Dayton O..
the younger people of the elite of Jewish soci-
ty being present. Elegant refreshments
were served Among those present were
Miss r. Ach, D. Morris Kaufman, r. and E.
man, Sally Mitchell, Helen Lang, Lena Gundel
finger, Rosa We'll, Rosa Rheinheimer Cora aud
Carrie Kahn, Blanche Kahn, Mollie Rosenthal,
Flora Bamberger, F. Lobenburg. Ra
chael Solomon, A Loebenberg, Sol Tlmon Hart
Kim. Harry Hays, Leo Hass, Sol Herman, nj.
Bamberger, Harry Segar, Ike Marks, M. Rosen.
thai. Ben Gundelfnger, M. Ehrich, A. and /.
kantrowitz, A. Raphael Joseph Adler, of Chi
cago David. Harry and EN- Kahn.
The sultry atmosphere of yesterday afternoon
did not deter many of those who were among
the invited guests from attending the reception
given by Mrs. Daniel Stewart in honor of Miss
Knight. of Atlanta Ga, who, with Miss
Anesley, of the same city, is guest of Mrs. N.
H. Spades. No one could have a regret that the
intense heat did not deter them from partici
pating in one of the most delightful entertain
ments of the long season. The spacious rooms
were deliciously cool, the air was laden with the
fragrance of flowers. and the ladies' beauti
fully attred. added to the pleasure
of the occasion. Refreshing dellcacies were
served. Mrs. Stewart was assisted by Mrs.
John Carey, Mrs. Scott and Mesdames Lynch
and Ship and Miss BERTHE Tousey, of Chicago,
and Miss Ship. Among those present were
Mrs. Alexander, of Greensburg, sister of Mrs.
Stewart Mesdames Mary Mckenzie, John Stew
art j. NJ. Ridenour, I. p. and S. C. Haughey,
NJ B. Williams. NJ. H. Spades. q. f. Root, Addie
Carey, G. e. Coffin, Robert Browning, j. Ell.
WOODBURY.. N. S. Byram, T.. G. Cornelius, Fred
Mayer, w. ?. Fishback, H. j. Milllgan, Will
Krag, Samuel Morrison. W. G. Lynn. E. B. Mar
tindale, Hervey Bates, j. E. Gilbert, Arthur
Wright, Will Talbot, NJ. Jillson, f. F. Claypool.
J. s. Robertson, j. F. Wallick, G. w. Smith, G..
l.. Holstein, J. S. Harrington, l.. w. Hasselman,
o. H. Hasselman. W. j. Hasselman, j. Brown
ing and Misses Mckenzie, Anesley of Georgia
Igoe Gates. Ridenour, Clippinger, Hendricks
Holiday, Walllck, and others.