The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-07-19
Personal and Society.

ferSOnal
Albert Gall is again i'll and confined to his
room.
Mrs. T. A. Hendricks has gone to West
Baden for few days.
Mrs. A. E. Ferry left for New York, yes
terday, to study art and make sketches.
Prof. Harriet Noble. of Irvington, will 60
north next week to visit for several weeks.
Miss Anna Keay and Miss Eta Miller
have returned from short visit to French
Lick.
Miss Katherine Noble has returned from
visit of several weeks to friends In Chi
cagO.
Miss Emma Pattison has gone to Shelby
vile to spend several weeks with Mrs. +. &.
Sheldon.
Miss Payne, of Franklin, is the guest of
Mrs. Allen Summons and daughter, on East
Washington street.
Miss May Ship will give a picnic, on
Saturday, at Allisonville in honor of her
guest, Miss Morgan.
Mrs. Charles FAINT will 20 to Kentucky,
on Saturday, to spend the remainder of the
summer with relatives.
Mr.. w. L. Barnes. the baritone, will sail
for Europe Aug. l, with New York friends,
to spend several weeks.
Mrs. G. Z. Kregelo and daughter Rather
inc returned yesterday afternoon from a
visit to friends in Chicago.
Mrs. A. j. Halford. of Washington, d. c..
is the guest of Mrs. f. G. Atkins, OH North
Meridian street, for few days.
The widow of the. late General Chapman
has become a member of the Ladies' Relief
Corps of George III. Chapman Post.
J. o. Beard, of the pension office, has re-
ceived from the town of ShanagOlden,
County Limerick, n quantity of shamrock.
Mrs. Clarence Forsythe entertained, on
Wednesday evening, the graduating class
of the Classical School, of which she was a
member.
Mrs. Charles Dryer and daughter went to
Cincinnati yesterday, accompanied by her
mother, Mrs. Sloan, who has been spending
few weeks here.
Miss Grettie Holiday, who has been Wis
iting Mr.. John III. Holidays family, is now
the guest of Mrs. G. Z. Foster, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Messrs. Harold Swain and Horace Ander-
son. who have been visiting relatives here
for fortnight. Will return to their home in
New York Oh Saturday.
Mrs. James A. Wildman went to Muncie,
yesterday, to spend few days with Mr.
Wildman's brother and family. Mr.. Wild
man will go on Saturday.
Miss Edith Shively, of Los Angeles. CAL,
who has been visiting. Miss Clara Shower,
is now the guest of Miss Valette Miller, at
the Davidson homestead.
MISS VhdIy OulDtItsOu. tuo dTtiSt, Will RO
to Chicago in fortnight to reside with her
brother. This fall she expects to go to
Paris for all indefinite stay.
The Misses Stebbins and the Misses
Cummins, who have been visiting Miss
Edna McGilliard, and were the recipients
of numerous social attentions, have re-
turned home.
| Miss Grace Smith entertained q party OF
| her young girl friends very charmingly
| yesterday afternoon, in honor of her guest,
Miss Fannie Watson, of Charlottesville.
HOllyhOcks, stately and tall, were used for
| decoration, and pink and white roses were
| presented for favors. The company in
| Guided Misses Margaret Carey and guests,
Edith and Louise Butler, of Crawfords-
| vile; Sue Winters. Helen and Vina Con-
nor, Hettie Adams, Grace WATSON, Lucy
| Mayo, Alice Fairfield, Ella and Daisy
Malott, Lottie GodOwn, Hattie Cleland,
| Bessie Byfield. Gertrude Butler, Ella Salt
marsh, Margaret Rot erts and Lillian Smith.
CHURCHILL-wEENER.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal
WABASH, Ind, July 1S.-Miss Lou Wiener
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hezekiah Wiener
and II. Z. Churchill. of New York city,
were married here tonight. Mr.. Churchill
| is connected with the United States mail
service in the New York pOstOffice, holding
an important position. He was formerly
| travelling man for pencil firm, and has q
wide acquaintance.