The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

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| Mrs. T. G. Steele is visiting the art exhibition
Mr.. George F. Branham has gone to St. Louis
| for few days.
| Mrs. Geo. Fl. Fleming will go tc Frankfort to-
/ day and return on Saturday
| John s. Duncan. wife and daughter have taken
| a suite of rooms at the Bates House
| Mrs. 81. FL. Hutchins has gone to Dayton to
visit her daughter, Mrs Charles Moore.
| Mrs. F. Daniels, of Cleveland. who has been
visiting in this city, has returned to her home.
| Miss Annie Smith, of College avenue will be
married, on the 30th inst, to Dr. Herman Mar
| tin.
| Lodge No. 81 of the S. NJ A. A, will give q
grand ball at Lyra Hall, on Wednesday evening,
| Sept 30
Rev. Mr. Prentiss, of Grace P. E. Church. is
| quite i'll at the rectory, No. ATT North Pennsyl-
| vania street
Mrs. d. L. Whittier, who has been visiting rel
| atives in Kentucky for several weeks, has re-
| turned home
| Mrs. John Elliott and Mrs. Love, of Shelby
| vile. spent yesterday in the city, with Mrs.
| James Robertson.
| Col. J. A. Bridgland who has just returned
from trip to Europe, is in the city, stopping at
| the Denison House
| Mr.. Bert Updegraff, of the Grand Hotel. left
last night on hunting trip of several days along
| the kankakee river.
Miss Robbie Lee, of Minneapolis. will arrive
this week to visit her mother Mrs. Jane Lee on
East Washington street.
Mrs Hesse and daughter. Jennie, who have
been visiting friends at Ottumwa, Ia, for a
fortnight are expected home this week.
Mrs H. Bamberger has returned from visit
to Cincinnati, accompanied by her niece, Miss
Celia Gosdorfer, Of that city, who will remain
here couple of weeks.
Miss Carrie Henderson, of Lafayette, who was
go successful with her wood carving class here
last winter, will probably continue the same
through another season
The guhd of Christ P. e. Church will hold the
first regular meeting of this season at the home
OF the president, Mrs. A. A. Cady. No. "a Circle
street, this afternoon at o'clock.
At the regular meeting of the Central W, c. r.
u, at No. IS North Pennsylvania street, this
afternoon at 2;30 o'clock Mrs r. r. Parker
will give an address on "Social purity"
The congregation of Memorial Church will
give "handshake'' or social at the church to-
morrow evening. Rev. Mr.. Edison, who has re-
turned from his summer trip, will be present
| The first social this fall of St. Georges Mis-
sion was given last night at their chapel on Nor
| ris street There was large attendance, in
Guiding members from ST. Georges and Christ
| Church parish.
The annual Harvest Home Festival of the
| First Baptist Church will be held on Sunday
afternoon. The cantata under the Palms." by
| Root, will be rendered by the choir and school,
Mrs. d. DeWolf sustaining the soprano solos
Miss Sarah Holiday daughter of Rev. F. c.
| Holiday, was married yesterday afternoon at
o'clock, at the Methodist Church. at Rushville,
| to Edwin Butler Poun ,stone, prominent man
ufacturer of that place. Prof. John performed
| the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs. Poundstone ar
| rived in this city at 5 o'clock, and were enter
| tanned at tea by Miss Annie and Mr.. Cort Holli-
| day, at their home on Broadway Only the inn
mediate relatives were present Mr. and Mrs.
Poundstone left at 10 o'clock for Greencastle, to
| visit for few days, when they will return to
| Rushville for permanent residence.
The fftieth anniversary of the marriage of Mr.
| and Mrs. Jacob Smock was happily celebrated at
| their home twelve miles from the city on the
| Shelbyve pike Tuesday afternoon. Both Mr.
| and Mrs Smock are seventy-one years of age,
| Mrs. Smock being week the Oldest There
were 1O9 persons present at the gathering, and
an elegantly prepared dinner served to the
guests in tent in the yard. Among the guests
were Mr.. and Mr.. Cornelius Ellis sister of Mrs
| Smock, of Vinton, Ia; Mr.. Samuel Moore, of
| Southport, brother-in-law of Mr.. Smock, aged
| eighty-two, and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Coley,
aged seventy-ive years. Addresses were made
| by Rev. James Williamson, J. W. Swails, Rev.
| r. M. Buchanan, Samuel Moore Rev. w. A.
| Patton and Thos L. Clark These addresses
were responded to In an appropriate manner by
| Mr.. Smock.