The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-10-05
Personal and Society.

WI. hOOSTL hdEbluQdio mas gus 70 DOBbOn
for an absence Of two or three weeks.
Mr.. Charles Gibson, OF Chicago. will visit
friends here for . few days, early next week.
Mrs. E. G.. Wiley will spend the winter at
Mrs. Farquhars, No 20 East Vermont street
Mrs. Irwin, of Chicago, will arrive the last Of
this week to visit friends here for . few days.
Hon. L d. G. Nelson has gone TO Fort Wayne
He will probably be absent . week or ten days.
Mr.. Herbert Emory, who has been spending q
few days here, has returned to his home in Bos-
ton.
her sister, Mrs. james NJ. Hume, for q few
weeks.
Mrs. Dora Tousey and daughter Hannah are
home again after . visit to Mrs. Ellison at Fort
Wayne.
Miss Kate Stone has returned from a visit to
her uncle, DR.. Nelson Cady and family, at
Loeansport.
Miss Annie Wilson, Of Washington, D. c.. ia
the eaest of Mrs. e. E. Merrifeld, on North
Tennessee street.
Mra Winston Noble, who has bsen spending
q week here with old friends, returned to her
home in Alton, H., last night
Miss Porter, OF Peru. Miss Angela Maxwell
and Miss Bessie Beck, have been elected TO act
i've membership in the Ladies' Matinee Musicale.
Mrs. N. R Smith, OF Chicago, formerly of
this city, is expected on Saturday to make q
visit to Mrs. A.. j. Halford AID Mrs. I. A. Hen.
dricka
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gilsey, Of New York, were
In the city, yesterday, 90 their return East
from q Western trip. They were guests at the
Bates House.
Mrs. Fred FAhnley and daughter and Miss
Wetsell have issued invitations for a reception
next Wednesday. n honor Of Miss Annie Will
son, of Washington.
Miss Carrie Copeland, of Burlington, Ia, who
has many friends here, will arrive to-day to
spend the winter with her aunt, Mrs. Ed. Egan,
80 West Vermont street
Mrs Eusenia McOuat. who has been keeping
house on North Illinois street., Will 60 to her
mothers. Mrs. Burford's, On North Meridian
street, opposite University square, to reside. this
week.
Miss Harriet Jacobs. daughter OF Col. c. P.
Jacobs. who went East last week, has success
fully passed the examinations and entered mp
on her studies at Smith College, Northampton,
Mass.
Mr.. Morss, Of the Sentinel, and family have
taken Mr.. A j. Haiford's residence. No. go
North Illinois street, from Nov. 1. Mrs. Hal
ford and children will SO to Washington to join
Mr.. Halford about the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry T. White, Of Trenton, N.
j., Mr.. and Mrs. David Clagston. of Danville.
and Mrs. Theo. F. Oner, Of Topeka. Kan, form
erly OF this city, are guests of Mrs. j. G..
Thomas. OF 54S North Tennessee street
Rev. DR.. Cleveland, the new pastor Of the
MerlCleD-Btfeot Cnurcn, mas informed tho COM
mittee that no canno. reach the city in time TO
preach earlier than the 2lst inst. whils
the pulpit will be filed every Sunday morn ing
by some one selected by the on pub
lie Worship.
The programme in charge Of the ladies Of the
First Baptist Church, which will be given at
the church tonight, includes an organ solo by
Mr.. X. A. Newland, vocal solo by Miss Sadie
Walker; recitation. Country Sleighing," by
Mrs. W. c. Allen; q banjo dnst by
A vocal quartet by Mrs. Schurmann,
Misses Thompson. Bags and Willard; piano So
10 by Miss Mckenzie; song by Mr.. Frank Hem
street; violin solo by Dir. Spades; recitation.
Houeh. of Greenfield. and Love Song by Bra
hesis, by the vocal quartet. The proceeds are
for the benefit of Miss Minnie ]. Wright, the in
valid daughter Of q Baptist clergyman.
-Rosr-RGseEN.
Special 60 the Indianspolis journal
COLUMBUS, Ind, Oct. A brilliant social
event took place here last night. 1t was the
uniting in marriage of Mr.. Carl L. Rost, of
Charlottesville, and Miss Helena Resgen, daueh-
ter Of DR.. j. P. Resgsn, of this city. The
wedding ceremony WAS performed by Rev.
Troutmau, Of the Lutheran Church, at the
home of the brides brother-in-law, Mr.. Fred
Vollund. Mr.. and Mrs. Rost left this morning
for Cincinnati, where they will visit friends.
Mr.. Rost 10 q rising young man OF Crawfords-
Vile, while bis bride was one OF the most charm
ing and popular young ladies Of this city.
MA-SoN-LANCAsTER
Special to me INDIANAPOLIS JournaA
MONTPELIER, Ind, Oct. 4-G. A Mason, of
this city, a we'll known and influential citizen,
and a prominent lawyer. and Miss Jennie Lam
caster, daughter of Mr.. John Lancaster. one of
the wealthiest farmers of Wells county, were
married to-day. Rev. j. W. Stark, pastor of the
First Baptist Church, performed the remon
The bridal party will leave tomorrow for Gin
cinnati, TO attend the exposition.
F~INCH-THoMAS.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal
SHELBY VILE, Oct. 4-Mr. John s. Finch,
connected with the Omaha Bee, was to-day
united in marriage to Miss Flora Themas, Q pop
ular young school-tescher of this city. The GER
emory was performed by the Rev. Nssslake. at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Brown. The
bridal party left on the evening train for the East.
Y. NJ. e. A. Notes.
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