The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-15
Personal md Society.

Mrs. F. 81. Selden has gone to Newton, Kan,
to spend the summer.
Miss Anna Doup, of Columbus, il in the city,
the guest of friends.
Mrs. D. p. Erwin has returned from q short
visit TO relatives in Cincinnati
Mr.. and Mrs r. B. F. Peirce will 60 to Chi
cago tomorrow to spend week.
Mrs G. S. Willard and Mrs. H. R. Dering
have gone to Chicago to make a short visit
Mrs a. G. Carey will give her second recep-
ton this afternoon In honor OF her sons wife,
MIRA Lowe Carey.
DR.. Joseph Harrington and family. of Wash
ington. D. G., are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Daniel
Stewart, on North Delaware street
Senator Newton Booth has returned from
Greencastle. where he has been visiting rela-
| tives, and is the guest of his sister, Mrs John
s. Harrington.
The Peck Mission Sunday school, of North
Delaware street, will give q lawn fete at the
home Of tho Misses Ellis, No. 424 Central ave-
nue., this evening.
The Central-avenus Methodist Episcopal Sun
day-school picnic. announced for next Satur-
day, at Broad Ripple, has been indefinitely post
poned, as the railroad company cannot furnish
cars.
The Mayfower congregation will give a lawn
fete this evening at the residence of MIR. John
Scott No. 254 North East street, to which all
friends Of the congregation are cordially in
vited.
Mics Alpha Baird. of Nesonville, O.. is the
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. McMaster. No. AT Park
avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Steenrod. of Nelson
vile. are expected on Monday to visit the same
family.
General aud Mrs. John 7. Carey, OF San Fran
cisco, are at the New Denisop. the guests Of
Col. John A. Brideland and niece. Miss Fig
gait The party will 60 to Chicago for the con-
vent;on.
There will be two weddings next week in the
CO. xx1en n
Edna Pyle will be married to Mr.. Geo. H. Ev-
ans, and on Thursday Miss Carrie Hadley will
DO married to Mr.. Frank Allen. of Boston, Mass.
The ladies Of Roberts Park Church have
arranged an elaborate programme for their re-
ception and entertainment this evening at the
chapel. 1t is intended to. make the affair a
social event, and no pains have been spared to
| insure splendid success.
The New YORK Tribunes report of commence
ment exercises at Vsssar says: THE class proph-
ct was Rose S. Foster. of Indianapolis, Ind Her
prophecies, like all college prophecies. were best
when her classmates laughed heartily. the in
vited guests were moved to risibiities also. The
fair prophecies In her gazes into the future.
dropped occasionally into aughable poetry"
Miss Foster 10 daughter OF Gen. Il. S. Foster.
The 'class prophet" is q high honor.
Logan Lodge, No. 575 of Free and Accepted
Masons. gave q musical and literary entertain
mept at its hall last night which was largely
attended. and proved an occasion of great en-
| joyment. Among those who participated in the
Perry Ingalls, W. E. Duthie and Edward Har-
| mon. Mrs w. w. Scott and Misses Scbley and
| Joyce. Geo. T. Anderson and Rev. c. w. Lee
| made addresses; Frank d. Richards and Harry
| Porter gave ventrlloquial sketch, and Miss
Bessie, Jenue and Eddie Olson were the recita-
| tionsts.
MARTIN-cuRTIs.
Special to the INDIANAPOLIS Journal
CRAwFoRDsvILLE, June l4-C. W. Martin
| Of LaGro. and Miss Mary Curtis, daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Curtis. were married last
evening by President futile. of Wabash COL
| leee. assisted by Rev. r. ]. Cunningham, of
Wabash College and Miss Curtis is a graduate
! Of the city heh-schools Mr.. and Mrs Martin
left this morning for the East.
REDMAN-MosEs.
| epeciaI to the Indianapolis Journal
PERU. June l4.-Psof. w. NJ. Redman. of In
dianapolis. and Miss Maud Moses, a charming
young society lady. Of this city, were married
! last evening at the home Of the brides mother.
| Rev. Leon Marshal, of the First Presbyterian
Church, officiating. Only the immediate rela-
! oils, as Mr.. Redman's best man. The presents
| were handsome Mr. and Mrs Redmau left TO-
| day for Louisville, Princeton, Chicago Lake
Minnetouka and general tour of the Northern
AbAoos IctuIulug I'D luuiandpolls ABOUT Aug. L.
vINToN-LEvERING.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal.
LAFAYETTE. Juno IA pretty homo wed
| ding was solemnized last evening, at $50
o'clock, at the residence of Thomas j. lowering
| The principals were his charming daughter
| Mise Mabel. and Henry Heath Vinton, son Of
Judge D. p. Vinton. The ceremony was per-
| formed by Rev. w. b. Riley. Many beautiful
presents were received. The formality Of q
bridal tour was dispensed with on account Of
| Mr. Vintons recent illness. The Indian politans
present were Mr.. and Mrs. Charl Coffin, Mrs.
| H. l.. Wilson, Mrs. Sherman. Miss Grace Dunn,
| Miss Jennie Hesse. Hon. John L. Grlfiths and
Will Taylor
WINKS-vANDERBILT.
Special TO the Indianapolis journal
WILLIAMsPoRr. June 1.-THE principal So
| cial event Of the season was the marriage, on
| Tuesday, at o'clock p. NJ, of o. l.. winks q
| q prominent yorng attorney of this place, aud
Miss Minnie P. Vanderbilt, daughter Of N. T.
Vanderbilt. formerly of Lyons. N. Y, but now
| the leading merchant of this place. The
ceremony WAS private. only . few intimatss Of
| the two families being present Rev. William
Wilmer. of the Presbyterian Church, offciated.
| AT $50 p. NJ there was large reception given
the bride and groom by thu brides parents, at
which over 200 friends were present Mr. and
Mrs. Winks left on the following morning for
New York, where they will spend four or Eve
weeks with relatives OF the bride.