The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-18
ParannaI and Sociaty.

EGEGOn6A
Miss Bessie Hord left yesterday for Hot
Springs. Ark.
Mrs e. L.. Boyd who has been seriously Ill,
is very much improved.
Mrs j. e. Gantz has gone to Iowa to visit her
parents for few weeks.
Geo. A. Buskirk, county probate clerk. has
gone to his former home, Paol for brief visit.
Mr. Charles Y. Keye, of Charleston S. G.,
is spending few days in the city with friends.
Rev. Mr. Lynch and wife will leave this week
for Washington, d. c.. to visit their son. Mr.. A.
d. Lynch, and family, formerly of this city.
J. B. Haywood left for Chicago, last night, to
be present at the opening of the bids for the con-
struetion of the Mccormick Block, 30 be erected
in this city.
Mrs. Cora schofeld. who has been spending
several months with her sister, Mrs. w. A.
Krag. will leave to-day for Carthage. No., TO re-
side permanently.
Mr.. Ed Hunt who has been spending the
most of the past five years on his fathers grove
in Palm Springs. Fla, has returned home and
expects to remain permanently
Master Ralph Lancaster celebrated his eighth
birthday anniversary yesterday afternoon. with
small number of his young friends. at the home
of Mrs Bert Parrott. on North Alabama street.
The Young Peoples Society OF Christian En-
deavor of the Second Presbyterian Church will
give their first entertainment in the church par
Tors next Monday evening. Their programme
contains both musical and literary features
Miss Frances e. White has resigned as fore
woman of the Organizer Printing Company,
which position she has held for two years, for
the purpose of giving her entire time TO The
Won7an's News, of which she is business man
ager.
The marriage of Miss Jennie Suffern, we'll
known musician of this city. and Mr.. Charles J.
Case, of Toledo, O.. was celebrated yesterday
morning at the residence OF Mrs. Il. nj. Will
miug:on, on St Mary street. Only the most in
innate friends were present to witness the cere
mony, performed by Rev. s. A. Keen, of Roberts
Park Church. The bride was preceded by Miss
Stella Tufawiler, who carried the bouquet, and
they stood in . circle of roses. During the
service Mr.. Arthur Whining played the we'd
ding march. The brides dress was travelling
costume of gray. large number of presents
were received. among them n remembrance
from the officers and teachers of Roberts Park
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Case ieft ut noon. for
gagged in the mercantile business.
The parlors of Mr.. w. A. Krag's residence,
North Meridian street. were crowded. last
night by an audience of friends, to witness q
play given. by number of amateurs for the
benefit of ward for the trained nurses the
City Hospital The play preceded by a
short programme. in which Miss Krag and Mr..
John Geiger played piano solos, Miss Carnahan
recited. Mr.. j. NJ. Butler and Will Taylor
rendered banjo duet. and Mr.. John w. Jones's
sons gave little plantation sketch. The kiss
and the parts were we'll Ipf' taken Aed b.
MISS Krag, Miss Helen Erwin. hrs Cora Scho-
field. Mr.. Horace Hord and MIR. Harry Porter.
The last gentleman on short notice supplied the
place of DR.. D. A. Thompson. who was too i'll to
appear After the play ices served The
proceeds such that the affair may be
sidered q great financial success, which reflects
great credit on Miss Krag, who had it in charge.
HAMLIN-TYLER.
Special to the Indianapolis journal
ELKHART. Ind, April 17.-Will FL. Hamlin of
Binghamton, N. Y, and Miss Maud Tyler, .
leading society young lady of this city, were
married here this morning. Rev. f. w. Adams,
Of ST. Johns Episcopal Church. officiating.