The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-02-17
Personal and Society.


Personal Society.
Mrs. W. A. Woods has returned from visit
to Goshen, Ind.
The colored Sunday-school on Broadway will
give social supper on Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Emmett left yes terday
for Denver, Col, where they expect to reside
permanently.
Mr.. Carroll Johnson gave an enjoyable whist
party on Monday evening at his home, No. 10
East Ohio street.
and Mrs. VIM. A. Applegate, before leaving for
her home, in Kansas City.
Mrs. Hannah W. Raymond will go to Albany.
N Y. next week, where she will make her
home with her daughter. Mrs Franklyn
Sergeant Sauers, of the police force. received
telegram last evening stating that his mother,
Mrs. Mary Sauers, had died at Hannibal, Mo.
Hon: Richard Smith and wife, of Cincinnati,
were the guests of Judge and Mrs. Martindale
during their visit to this city. and enter
tanned at dinner by Mrs H. Bates yesterday.
Mr.. Clarence Ravnor, of Mr.. Gus Raynor,
of New York, formerly of this city, who has
been spending few days In the city with Mrs.
Abby Judson, returned homo yesterday after
Mrs. Alice Vance Shouse, who has been the
guest of Mrs. James NJ Winters for several
weeks, returned to her home in Evansville yes
terday, accompanied by Mrs Harold Taylor,
who goes to visit Mrs. Ed Taylor.
H. NJ. LaFollette, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction is now in Boston attending
the convention of the New England Education
al Association He has greatly improved in
health since leaving here the Eastern atnos-
phere appearing to benefit him.
The first of the series of lectures on 'Ths
Philosophy of History" to be given by
Dr. William T. Harris, of tho Concord School OF
Philosophy, will occur Friday evening, Feb.
"a This course will be the in Intellectual treat Of
the season, and will be largely attended by the
scholarly and literary people OF the city.
At the invitation of his wife, number of the
friends Of Mr.. Hugh Cloudy called upon him at
his residence, on Doueherty street, last evening,
giving him pleasant surprise. The occasion
WAS hs birthday. and it was made exceedingly
enjoyable to all present During the evening
an elegant supper was served to the guests.
COMING MARRIAGE OF c. W. DE PAW.
New Albany Special
Charles w. DePauw, the young millionaire
and manufacturer, accompanied by j. X. Wood
ward, ir., his best man, leaves for New York
city Saturday Sunday, where he will be mar
ried to Mrs Lulie v. Vreedensburg. of this city,
now on a visit to her sister, Mrs. John Ruther-
ford at ST. Mares Hotel. The ceremony will
take place at noon on tho 23d inst. in the chapel
of Grace Episcopal Church. Rev. DIR. Hunting
ton officiating The groom 10 the second son of
the late w. c.. DePauw, and young man Of the
highest character, and possessed of fine bust
ness qualifications.
This bride is the widow of the late r. M.
Vreedensbure. who came here from Tennessee
ten years ago. and bought the street railroad
lines After his death Mrs. Vreedensburg
managed the property with signal ability until
December last. when she sold out to the Dorsey
line for $50. 900. She is lady of petite figure.
writes French fuently and stands high in the
society of this city and Louisville She comes
OF a wealthy family in Memphis, Tenn, and il
altogether a very charming lady.