The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-01-21

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
DR.. Wood returned from Wyoming yester-
day.
Bank Examiner Taylor is in the city, stopping
g tie Grand Hotel
lieutenant governor Manson. Of Crawfords.
viife. II registered at the Grand Hotel
G r. Perdue, s. E. Carmichael and Edward
Whetsei. of bloomington. are in the city.
The Mikado Dancing Club will give ball on
Ihursday evening, Jan. %, in aid Of the Ladies'
Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Mrs. A. ii. Robertson will give progressive
euchre party this afternoon, at her residence on
North Meridian street. A large number have
been invited.
Dr. L. W. Munhall has closed his meetings at
Los Angeles, and is now at work IN Sacramento.
where he is having good success. He leaves for
Portland, Ore, via San Francisco, on Thursday
OF next week. where he will be for a month, or
longer. He has accepted an invitation from the
pastors Of San Francisco to opea meetings in
thas city about the LIST or middle of March
A very pleasant reception was held at the
Mrs. Haughey, Mrs. McKee, Mrs. Fl. 3. Sher-
man, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kregelo, Mr. VIM
Wallace and wife, Judge and Mrs. Jordan, Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Wishard, Miss Wallace, of
Kentucky, DR.. Dan Thompson and many Others
Dainty refreshments were nicely served and a
very happy time enjoyed
Mr.. Arthur A. Anderson, secretary of the Citi-
zens' Street Railway Company, was married last
night to Miss Jessie Shortridge. The ceremony
was performed in their new home, on Peru
street. where they win settle down at once to
the duties and joys of married life. Among the
guests present were Tom L. johnson and wife, of
Cleveland, who presented Mr.. and Mrs Anderson
q costly and handsome solid silver service of nine
pieces.
Mrs. Henry Coe gave pleasant euchre party,
last evening, which was thoroughly enjoyed by
those in attendance The favors and prizes
sent We're Mr.. and Mrs. A NJ. Bushnell, Colonel
and Mrs. Oran Perry, Mr.. and Mrs. w. I. Tay-
Tor, Mr.. and Mrs. D. 7. White, Captain and Mrs.
b. B. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. Lilly, Captain and
Mrs. A d.. De Souchet, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Nichols, Mrs. f. s. Nichols Mrs. Belle Adams,
Mr. Joe w. Rountree of Chicago.
The residence of Mr. and Mrs. Kingsbury was
the scene of festivity, last evening, it being their
fifteenth wedding anniversary. Among those
present We're Mr.. and Mrs. George New, Mrs.
Kregelo. Mr.. and Mrs. Grub. Miss Maggie
Marshall Colonel Merrill, his son Charles and
daughter, Mrs. Comingore, Mr. and Mrs. Lud-
lin, Mr. ana Mrs. Prof. Bass, Rev. Mr.. McNutt
and wife: Mr. Charles Meigs, Mrs. Craig, Mrs.
Somerville. Mr.. and Mrs. James Kingsbury.
Mrs J. e. Collins gave progressive euchre
party at ner rooms in the Ross Block. The first
prize was pair Of bisque ornaments the second
was an lnkstand representing q champagne bot
tie on ice. Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Knefer, Mr.. and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. Vance
Noel. Miss Barnett, Mr.. and Mrs. Court Webb,
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Divine, Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Winder Mrs Charles Porter Mr.. Frank Rich
ards, Mrs Charles Reynolds, Mr.. Edward Divine,
Mr. and Mr. Nicholson, Miss Bessie Winder, Miss
Minnie Stearns, and Master Fred Dietrich.
''Robert Schumann and his School" was the
subject at the Ladies' Matinee Musicale yester-
day. The third division had charge of the pro-
gramme which embraced many of that COM
poser's finest pieces. Miss Mamie Stowell read
q well-written sketch of Schumann's life: Miss
Anna Baggs.s liquid voice was heard In a recita-
from Paradise and Peri" Forest Scenes Opus
%, was executed by Miss Florence Bamberger
with an especially clear technique. The .Slum-
Der Song" was given by Miss Blanche Dollens
with exquisite effect. Mrs. U. j. Hammond and
Miss Emma Thompson contributed effective
numbers. The quartet. Gypsy Life. by Misses
Baggs, Thompson, Farquhar and Mrs. Schur-
MANN was the gem of the afternoon, and was
heartily applauded.
The Meridian-stree M. E. Church was the
scene Of large and fashionable gathering. called
together to witness the nuptial ceremonies of
DR.. III. e. Buchanan to Miss Nellie Roll. daugh-
ter Of VIM. FL Roll. Three hundred and fifty
guests had been invited and few regrets had been
sent. The Rev. j. E. Gilbert, pastor of the
church, assisted by Rev. DR.. Jeffrey. of the
pensed with the customary bridesmaids. She
entered the north entrance, leaning on the arm
Of the bridegroom. preceded by four ushers Mr..
Harry Fletcher, Mr. O. d. Weaver. Mr.. 81. j.
Landsrs and Mr.. Augustus Kicker AS the
bridal party reached the altar, the ushers separ-
ated, two taking their places either side
During the advance of the party from the en-
trance to the altar. Prof. Robt. Newland played
Memberships wedding march. The church altar
was beautifully arranged with potted plants and
smilax. The bride was attired in white satin,
en- traine, square neck and short sleeves. The
front was of plush, with garniture of lace She
wore long veil. fastened with lilies Of the val
ley, ana carried q bouquet Of the same. Among
the guests were Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Haughey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Morrow, Mr. and Mrs. John
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Duval. Mr.. and
Mrs.. John Landers. Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis, Mr..
and Mrs. George West DIR. and Mrs. Hacker,
Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Landers, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Ferguson, Judge and Mrs. r. N. Lamb, DIR.
and Mrs Thompson. Dr. and Mrs Henry Jane
son, DR.. Dunlap and many other prominent peo-
pie. A supper was given in the evening at the
brides homo, only the relatives being present.
The newly-married couple will dispense with the
bridal trip.
Hotel Arrivals.
Occident tai Hotel: r. g. McElroy, Lebanon,