The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-11-28
Personal and Society.


vsy and John X. Stalsy are the directors.
Personal and Society.
Congressman w. d. Owen and wife are regis
tered at the Bates House.
Mrs. Nettie Ranstord will go to Niles, Mich,
On Saturday, to spend some time.
Rev. S. J. 7. TomIiusou and wife are the
guests OF Dr.. and Mrs. X. I. Brown.
Mrs. McDoel, of Chicago, is expected, to day,
to spend a few days with Mrs. William Scott.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mansur and con
Charles left last night for California to spend
the winter.
Miss Alice Mercy, who has been the guest Of
Miss Minnie Herle for several weeks, will re-
turn homo on Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Wheatley. of Chicago. came here
to join Mrs. Baker. and both left yesterday :orl
Florida to spend the winter.
The Young Peoples Methodist Alliance will
give a song social. to night, at Roberts Park
Church. No admission fee is required.
DR.. Z. r. Lewis, for four years professor OF
chemistry at Wabash College, has removed to
this city, No. 139 North Meridian street
Mrs. Mary S. Hughes and family have taken
the Grifiths property, $50 North Meridian
street, and will go 60 housekeeping this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Tanner gave a large cazd
party last night in honor of their guests, Miss
Roster, of Buffalo. and Miss Human, of Battle
Creek, Mich.
Miss Eleanor Stackhouse. OF the Chicago
Tribune, will return homo Thursday morning
and remain over Sunday with her parents at 270
Cohurn street.
Miss Mamie Keirsted left yesterday for Wash
ington, ID. C., in company with Mrs. John f..
Beall to visit her aunt. Mrs. William Fletcher,
for some weeks.
The Cousins gave q very delightful dancing
party last night, at the residence of Mr.. Lay
man, at Irvineton. The guests went out in a
special car, and returned it l o'clock this morn
ing.
State Treasurer Lsmcke, Auditor Carr and
superintendent OF fuDlic instruction II. NJ.
LaFollettee went to Evansville, yesterday, to
attend the laying or the now courthouse corner
stone in that city.
Miss Merker. Of Louisville, KY. will give an
account OF the Wagner festival at Bevrsuth,
Bavaria, this evening, at Plymouth Church.
This is an open meeting of ymouth Institute
and all Interested are invited.
General Harrison will receive his friends each
day from 2 to 4 O'clock P. NJ. Mrs. Harrison will
receive each Wednesday afternoon from 2 to 5
o'clock, and the General and Mrs. Harrison will
receive each Wednesday evening from s to IL
o'clock.
KIsTER-LoDER-
A very pretty wedding took place last evening
at the residence Of Mr.. John Wesley Loder, No.
10 Huron street, the bride being his daughter,
Miss Lima Loder. and the groom Mr.. Robert A.
Kister, a partner of the j. w. Hess Lounge
Company. The parlors were tastefullv decorat-
ed with potted plants and flowers, the mantel
being banked with ferns and palms. The csre-
mony. which took place at 6 O'Clock, was per-
formed by Rev. S.. j. Tomlinson, of Acton,
formerly pastor Of the Third Christian Church,
Of this city. Mrs. Annie Leavitt played the
Mendelssohn Wedding March as the bride and
groom entered the room They were preceded
by three little flower girls, nieces of the bride,
Misses Lima Loder, May Balfour and DIM
ple Leavett. The bride wore a dress
OF white silk, cut princess and en- train. The
corssge was round, and angel sleeves of white
silk tulle completed a beautiful costume. She
carried no flowers until presented with them by
the flower girls. Supper was served, and from
s to IL o'clock wGs followed by a reception.
Only the immediate families were present at
the Many handsome presents were
received, that from the groom being diamond
earrings. The guests from other places were
Mrs. Leavette and daughter. of Butte, NJ. T.;
NJ. ". F. Robertson aud Mr. b. NJ. Carr, Of
Cincinnati; Miss Wilkins, Of Philadelphia. and
Miss Tincher, of Amo. Mir. and Mrs. Kistner
will not take a wedding trip, but go at once to
No. 60 North Alabama street, where they will
be at home on the 18th, 10th and Goth Of De-
cember.
A BRILLIANT RECEPTION.
Mrs. A. w. Coffin and Mrs. J.. l.. Fletcher
gave one of the largest receptions of the season,
yesterday afternoon. from 2:30 till $50 o'clock,
at the handsome new residence of the former,
No. 393 Park avenue. A profusiou Of flags,
flowers and fairy lamps added 10 tho beauty of
the SURROUNDINGS, and Mr.. Hart and daughter
furnished some excellent music. The ladies
were assisted in receiving by Miss Grandon. OF
Louisville; Miss Bond, Of Fort Wayne, Miss
Coffin and Miss Florence Coffin. and in enter
tanning by Mrs. W. u. Wiles. Miss wiles, Miss
Reeves, Miss Birch, Mrs. d. ". Coffin,
Mrs. c. E. Coffin. Mrs. C.. E. KreeeIo, Mrs. g. W.
Combs. Mrs. Elmer Sewell and Miss Robbins.
Carnations were given to each lady as a refresh
ment favor. Among the guests were: Mrs. Ben
jamin Harrison, Mrs. L T. Gray, Mrs. Joseph E.
Mcdonald, Mrs. j. w. Murphy, Mrs. T.. L..
Mckee. Mrs. Gordon Tanner. Mrs. Wiles. Mrs.
j. j. Cooper, Mrs. Harold Hibbep, Mrs. Pierre
Gray, Miss Human of Battle Creek. Mrs. Sallie
Vajen, Mrs. Charles Wood, Mrs. 7. B. Barry,
Mrs. w. ID. Cooper, Mrs. O. q. Weaver, Mrs. L.
Rexford. Mrs. charles Robbins. Mrs. Frank
Bird, Mrs. !. j.. Bowen, Mrs. John A. Holman,
Mrs. O. u. Root. Mrs. George T. Evans, Mrs.
VI. Jillson. Mrs. Fl. L. Cond., Mrs. Henry Schur-
mann, Mrs. Pierce az Chicago, Mrs. A. NJ. Rob
ertson. Mrs. Daniel Stewart, Mrs. VIM. Scott.
Mrs III. w. Allan. Mrs. Friedley, Mrs. Lawson
Harvey. Miss Donia Allen. Miss Harvey, Mrs.
II. u. Pierce. Mrs. Ferd MAYER, Miss Fountain,
Mr.. B K. Elliott, Miss Elliott Mrs.
G.. II. West, Mira. Henry Jameson. Mrs. D.. l..
Whittier, Mrs. C. F. Sayles. Mrs. Harry Drew,
Miss McGettizan, Mrs. A. Kiefer, Mrs. Charles
Mayer. jr, Mrs. w. p. Bingham, Mrs. 5. X.
Fletcher, Mrs Robert Scott, Mrs. 7. j. Ham
mond. Mrs. j. A. Rondthaler, Mrs. ID. W:
Grifishs, Mrs. w. T. Noble, Mrs. Butler, Mrs.
II. Benrett, Mrs Wagner, Mrs. Ovid Butler,
Mrs. Jackson Landers. Miss Lauders, Mrs.
Jason Carey, Mrs. G. Brecoun.. Mrs. Charles
Robbins, Mrs. Ransford. Miss Clippineer, Mrs.
James r.. Black. Mrs. Irving. Of Brooklyn. Mrs.
Stiltz. Miss Eettie Stewart, Miss Pomeroy, Miss
Shindle. Mrs. Garland Stewart. Mrs. f.. Gard
ner, Miss Thorn pson. Miss killinger. of New
Lebanon. Pa, Miss Frick, Mrs. George Lilly,
Mrs. Morris Rose, Mrs. Gall, and others.
Amusements.