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

The Diamond Club is making arrangements
for picnic to be held on Friday.
Rev VIM. Wilson. formerly of Lafayette.
but now of Florida, is q visitor at the Episcopal
convention.
Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Brumback, of Toledo. O.,
are visiting the latters parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Simeon Carey
The ladies of the Second Presbyterian Church
will give a missionary social this afternoon in
the church parlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ferd Mayer and Mr. and Mrs
A. l.. Rittenhouse will go to Geneva Lake, Wis,
soon, to spend the summer.
Rev. j. Hilliard Ranger. the new pastor of
Christ Church, and wife. will be located after
Monday at No. 1874 East Michigan street.
Luther Benson, the temperance orator, and
r. @. johnson, the interstate winner, will de-
liver the Fourth of July orations, at Ladoga,
this year.
Mr.. John W. Barnes, editor of the Logsns-
port Pharos is at the Bates, accompanied by
his wife. Mr.. Barnes is attending the Grand
Miss Grace Dunn, daugher of Alderman Dunn,
OF West New York street, is the guest of Miss
Nettie Warner, daughter of C. s. Warner, man
ager OF the Lafayette Savings Bank.
An Evolutionary entertain meutI under the direc-
ton of the Young Ladies' Aic Society," will be
given by Prof. Edwin Trueblood, at the
Friends Church, this evening, at 1880 o'clock.
neV. LII bradley, now rector or st. Luke9
Church, Brooklyn. accompanied by his wife, ar
rived, yesterday afternoon. to attend the jubilee
service Of the Episcopal Diocesan Convention.
The congregation OF Roberts Park Church
will give a song social this evening at the church
Besides the music. there will be recitations and
other attractive features sufficient to interest
and amuse large number.
The monthly missionary tea given by the la
dies of Memorial Presbyterian Church occurs
this afternoon: from to o'clock at the church.
The ladies Of this church invite their friends to
the June social, ct the church. Friday evening
Miss NJ. A. Williamson, of Lafayette who il
famous o designer of embroideries, and Miss
j. G. Love, of Muncie who is fine wood carver.
will exhibit some of their beautiful work to-day
and tomorrow, at the residence of Mrs T. p.
Hsughey. No. 237 North Meridian street The
exhibit will be made from 10 A. NJ. to P. NJ. each
day, and Is under the auspices Of the Indianapo-
lis Art Association Miss Elder and Miss Holli-
day will be In attendance to-day, and other
ladies are appointed for tomorrow.
happy event was enjoyed last night by a
number of guests assembled at the residence of
Mr.. Thomas j. Ross, No 70 Vine street. 1t was
versary. another q wooden wedding, and the
third the celebration of nuptials between two
young people. one OF whom was the daughter
or the parties who starting
upon their ffty-first year Of welded life. Mrs
Erwin Wright, OF Huntington. their Oldest
daughter, observed the tenth anniversary of
her marriage, and the young wife of the oc-
casion WAS Miss Lizzie Ross. whose marriage on
this occasion, to L. T. Wheeler, was q surprise
to every one, although the bstrothal had had
the sanction of the family The Rev. o. c..
McCulloch performed tho ceremony.
The senior class Of the Girls Classical School
gave q reception last night with Mr. and Mrs.
Sewall at their homo on North PENNSYLVANIA
street which was very brilliant and delightful
affair. The guests included tho friends and
patrons of the school, who were received bv Mr..
and Mrs. Sewall. Mrs v. T.. Malott and Mrs.
George F. Adams, and introduced TO the class.
Miss Eliza Adams, Miss Deborah Moore, Miss
Bright Armstrong. Miss Narcissa Arnold Miss
Georgana Butler, Miss Kate Malott and Miss
Mary Taylor. Miss Lucy ClaypooI. also men,
Der, was detained by illness. and Miss Gertrude
Lynch, of Washington, d. c., was unable to be
present In the parlors were vases and
bowls OF flowers, and in the third
parlor was the class cake. on Q center table,
decorated with flowers; diaeonally across the
table was a band of satin ribbon, on which WAS
written, ring Cake 1885, 'To DO cut ct 900
by the clock and with several appropriate
notices The girls surrounded the table. and
Mrs. Sewall cut the first slice. then each girl 10
turn cut one. Mira Sewall took out the frst,
and when Miss Adams took hers. the second,
the ring WAS found. dainty little gold band,
with . small diamond, which Mrs. Sewall placed
on Miss Adamss finger with few compliment
airy and eongratulhsory worda The guests
gathered about during the interesting
ceremony and eagerly watched The
pZoooedipsh At $50 dancipg eommencod iu