The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-12

brides parents in Camden Ind The bride has large
circle of friends in this city having resided here nearly
all her life.
lawn social win be given at the residence of Mrs.
Hopkins. No. 260 East Georgia street Friday even
ing next by the George H. Chapman w. r. G. No. 10.
Mrs. Frank Carter is dangerously i'll Several
weeks age while hanging picture, she fell over the
back of chair. Several hemorrhages ensued. and
fears entertained that she will not recover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Stewart returned yesterday
from Michigan. accompanied by the children OF Mrs
John Carey the latter, in company with her COUSIN
Mr.. Herbert Collins having gone further north, hop
ing to find relief from hay fever
Henry T. Hearsey and Miss Nellie Kirk, both of
this city married at Charlottesville on Thurs
day. Mr.. Hearsey is a well.known bcycler. and the
ceremony was performed by Rev. G.. L. McNutt, of
this city. the bicycling clergyman.
Bert Walker, who graduated from the High school
in June has passed the Yale examination and enters
this fall 1t is matter for congratulaton that parents
no longer compelled to patronize expensive private
institutions In order to fit their children for college,
The social given by the ladies of Halplace Church
last night largely attended and success in
every particular. The music furnished by an
italian band. supplemented by the North Star Trio
composed OF Ed Jackman, Philip Kendall and Chas.
Ainsworth.
H. H. Walker and his son. Bertrand Walker will
leave for Marths's Vineyard on Tuesday next. After
short rest there Bertrand will enter Harvard Col
ege having passed. the necessary examination IN June
last. He is graduate of the city Highschool and
gives promise of a brilliant future.
lawn festival Wsanssds g. 7 So,tS
Pennsylvania street. by the Coral Builders, mis-
sonary society of young ladies belonging to the Tab
ernacle Presbyterian Church. A hundred or more
were present, and the affair was greatly enjoyed
The Ladies' Relief Corrs, No. 20, of George n.
Thomas Post G. A. r, will give lawn fete at the resi-
dence of Major Ross, corner of Central avenue and
Tenth streets Friday evening. Sept II. Icecream
cake. candies nuts, cigars and odfashioned barn
dance will be the attractions. No admission fee Will
be charged.
Miss Maud Williams was sgreeably surprised on
last Tuesday evening in honor of her twentiet birth
day. Those present were Misses Lucy ana Laura
Gross. Cora Dawson. Lena Haverson, of this city;
Miss Mamie Espy, of Lawrence: Misses Volaris Brit.
ton Josephine Leach and Mr.; A L. Barnes, OF
Brightwood; Mr.. William Holland and others
The occasion enjoyed by all who attended
the surprise party given Miss Bessie Htesheer. of
South Alabama street, on last Thursday evening An
elegant supper spread, after which dancing and
games were INDUCED in until late hour. Among the
guests Misses Gallahme Roberts and Brown.
and Messrs. Kerns Williamson, Thompson Bales and
Mann.
The german entertained by Miss Daisy Roberts.
Friday evening, decided success It was led
by Misses Roberts and Coe and Messrs. Foster and
Eden. Among the guests were Misses Gates Elliott.
Gray, Baldwin, Robinson Peck, Foster Miss Coe, of
Cleveland. O.. and Miss Holiday. of Cairo, Ill., and
Messrs. Craft Fletcher. Morris. Hord Spann Cald.
we'll. Byram Will Harrison, of Chicago, and Will
Hough, of Greenfield.
Mr.. John Hennessey of the Vandala. and Miss
Kate Wilson will be united in marriage Wednes-
day morning at o'clock at ST. Johns Cathedral. The
at o'clock and only the intimate friends and rea-
tives of the parties will be present Immediately fol-
lowing the breakfast the bride and groom will leave
for Chicago and the West They will be at home to
their friends after Oct, l.
On last Wednesday morning the ST. Mary's German
Catholic Church was handsomely decorated occa-
sion of the marriage of Joseph O. Pfeger and Miss
Mary Kuutz Messrs. John Kirk and Joseph Kuntz
were groomsmen, and Misses Benie Schultz and Emma
Pfeger were bridesmaids The Sodality of the
Blessed Virgin attended for the first time with their
new banner Rev. Father Schott offciated, while
Prof Aug. II. Mueller presided at the organ. The
bridal party left the same day for Cincinnati.
The young ladies of MayAower Congregations
Church gave reception to the pastor Rev. DR.. Hyde
and wife, last Wednesday evening. The church has
been closed during part of the summer, and extern
sive repairs and alterations have been made in the
meantime, The affair was thus partly in the nature
of 'house-warming" and very enjoy
able time. was had by the many
members of the congregation and friends
who were present. Music on piano and organ was
furnished by Mr. Hanson, the organist, and Miss
Grace lowering sang in her usual pleasing manner.
REGULATIONS by Mrs. Lucia Julia Martin and Master
BERTHE Feibleman also much enjoyed. Fruit ice
cream and cake were dispensed by the young ladies.
Mayhower Church in prosperous
condition, and the members hops to have profitable
and pleasant winter in their newlymadeover church
home.