The Indianapolis journal., 1889-09-13
Personal and Society.

yesterday, and is the guest OF Mrs. Louise
Plummer.
Mrs. Quincy A. Myers and daughter, of
Logansport, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Il.
G. Cornelius.
Mr.. Sam Miller has gone to Middle Bass
island for a week before returning to Ham,
ilton College.
Mrs. L. Heinshemer, of North New Jer-
sey street. is entertaining Miss Theresa
Hirsch of Hamilton, D.
Mrs. Garland Stew wart will give a tea, this
afternoon, at o'clock, in honor of Mrs.
Ellis Proudfit, of Madison Wis.
Mrs. Jason Carey and daughter Marga-
ret. who have been visiting Mrs. 5. +. Gray
and daughters, at Minneapolis. have re-
turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs w. L. Gallup and daughter
| Stella, of Evanston, ILL.,, are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Il. b. Peck, on North Pennsylva-
MIA street, for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John -. Judah, who have
| been spending the summer In Europe. have
returned, and are visiting Mrs. Judahs
parents. DR.. and Mrs. p. III. Jameson.
Mrs Harness, wife of Senator Harness, of
| KokOmo, returned home Wednesday after
| pleasant three weeks visit to Mrs. A. j.
| Venn. No. "a North Mississippi street.
| George and Harry Kahlo, sons of Mr..
| Charles KahlO. of Broadway, who have
been spending the summer here with their
| parents, will return to New York, on Fri
| day, TO resume their studies.
Miss Sue Ketcham will remain here until
| the first of next month, when she will re-
| turn to New York, accompanied by Miss
| Mary Robinson and Miss Ada Comlngor.
| who will study this winter in the Art Stu
| dents League.
| MRS. HIBBEN's RECEPTION.
A delightful reception was given yester-
day afternoon, from 4 till Z. by Mrs. Har-
rold Hibben, at her home on North Tennes-
see street, in honor of Mrs. Ernest Wiles,
formerly Miss Louise Hibben. Mrs Hibben
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. Hudnut
and Mrs. Minchell. the latter and Mrs. En-
nest w lies wearing exquisite wedding dress
| es. The other ladies were also hand
somely attired. Assisting in entertain
ing were Mrs. S.: A. Hibben, Mrs.
G. r. Root. Mrs Thomas Hibben, Mrs
| A. M. Ogle and Miss Richardson, of Brazil
| The parlOrs were tastefully Ornamented
| with fall flowers. and the dining-room was
beautiful with its 0rnamentation. Each
guest was the recipient of dainty bon
| bOniere of unique design and color. The
gathering included some two hundred la
dies well known in social circles. and the
| occasion was. one OF the first that has
brought together SO many since sin the hes sum
main until Monday, when she goes with her
husband to their new home in Kau-
sas City c;snao1g Among tl the + guests a,,S Were
a. Kiefer. Mrs. George Sullivan, Mrs. Bliss,
Mrs. John M. CASTOR and daughter Grace,
Mrs. r. X. Syfers.. Mrs. Schuyler Hanghey.
Mrs ased Frhnle MIS- Henry Wes7s Msi
Chas. f. Coffin. Mrs. A: Fl. Snow, Mrs. John
NJ. Shaw. Mrs. George West and sister, Mrs.
Darling, Cincinnati. Mrs: John Carey.
sssss eer ESra and n % yan Frha nen Mrs Mrs
Ovid Jameson, Mrs. Harold Taylor, Mrs. w.
J. Mckee. Miss Nellie Mckinney, Mrs.
George Talbot, Mrs. w. e. Lynn, Mrs. Ed
Mckee Miss a Susie 4 stewart @ Mrs Mrs James M
;Iohn, Hurry, Mrs. }; X. Lilly, Miss Ridge
Winters Mrs. John Cleland, Mrs Emil
Mnsehnss r. csare, Mrs wreht r O. Mis-. HaTki9 Rdts
crime, Noble. Mrs, Garland Stewart,
Mrs j. Fraley. Mrs. Sproule. Mrs. Minnie
Taylor Stewart Of Burlington, Ia, Mrs.
as Mis- Misses IGSs sb sns Miss Miss
Fletcher. Miss Kate Malott and guests,
Miss Bright Armstrong. of Camden, and
Miss Mamie Elston. of Charlottesville,
Mrs; ;;; +; F. Hedges %?g Mrs. Butler AN, and daugh-
Rowland, Mrs. Z. ID. Grover. Mrs. Frank
lin Landers, Mrs. John Murphy, Miss
Shirley Daley. Mrs. John Love, Mrs. +. NJ.
Johnson, Mrs. Charles Mayer, jr, Mrs. VIM.
sey and others
BUDENZ-SUILIvAN.
The marriage of Miss Mary Sullivan and
Mr.. Henry Budenz took place yesterday
morning, at o'clock, at st. JOseph's
Church, high mass being celebrated by Rev.
Father Alerding. The ushers were Mr.
Frank Richmond and Mr.. Thomas COOney.
The bride was attended by Miss Kate Sui
livan. and the groom by his brother Mr..
Louis Budenz. The bride wore a hand
some travelling dress of cloth of old rose
color, with bonnet to match. and her
bridesmaid had similar dress
of darker shade. After the impressive cere-
tas ana went
A. Sullivan, No. Is Fletcher avenue, where
an elegant breakfast was served. Added
to the many verbal congratulations were
many that came by telegraph. At 3 o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. Budenz left for Richmond,
Va. to visit relatives for a few days. From
that point they will go to the sea-shore.
Among the presents they received was a
S. Ayres's. where both have been en-
ployed for a number of years Among
the company at the wedding breakfast
were the family of Mr.. w. A. Sullivan, Mr.
Fowler, Mr.. and Mrs. John Wallet and
daughter Mrs. John A. Reaume and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Wm: Moriarty, Mrs Thos. Budenz,
mother of the groom; Mrs. Catharine
Naltner, of Cincinnati; Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Weber and family Mrs. Zimmer. the
Misses Sullivan. of Richmond, Va: Mrs.
Langbein, Mrs. Richmond Mr. and Mrs. ].
w. Bushnan. Mr.. and Mrs. Foley, Mr.. John
Budenz, Mrs. Reagan and daughter, Miss
Angie McCloskey, Miss Lizzie Abromet.
Mr. Frank Sullivan. and others.
GARwOOD-SULLlV VAN.
Special 70 the Indianapolis Journal
CHAMPAIGN, ILL.,. Sept. 12-The marriage
occurred here last night of Mr. L. C. Gar
wood, leading and wealthy business man
of this city, and Miss Maria A. Sullivan.
Rev. John Allen officiating
ELLIOTT-LEwIS.
rpecia, 70 the Indianapolis Journal
SALEM. Ind, Sept. 12.-George Elliott
and Flora B. Lewis were married last night,
at sP. NJ. at the brides home, by Rev. H.
G. Clippinger. Only few invited guests
were present.
DUNBAR-TALBOTT.
Special to Indianapolis Journn
GREENCAsTLE, Sept 12.-The marriage of
Mai John G.. Dunbar and Miss Alice Tai
bott, daughter of Thomas E. Talbot
of this vicinity, took place at p NJ. to-