The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-08-04
Personal and Society.

Charles Tiff left yesterday for New York.
Miss Helen Matthews has returned from
q visit to friends in Clinton.
Mr. Willis Glover Wood will spend q
fortnight at Lake Chautauqua.
Miss Maggie b. Byrnes has gone to Chi
cage to visit friends and relatives.
James Whitcomb Riley sailed for home
on Saturday by the Fuerst Bismarck.
Miss Annie Marsh, of CentralIa, ILL.,. is
the guest of relatives on North Illinois
street
Mr. and Mrs. John 8. Spann will leave in
few days for Saratoga and other Eastern
places.
Misses Daisy Berry and Edna NJ. Burks
left Saturday to join friends for ten days at
West Baden.
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Wilson will 60 to
Danville. KY. to-day. to visit relatives for
q short time.
Mr.. b. H. Fulton and family have re-
Maxinkuckee.
Dr. and Mrs. John Chambers will leave
in few days for Europe to be absent
several months.
Mra James Lodge 10 entertaining her
mother and sister. Mrs. and Miss Newell. of
Madison. for few weeks.
The announcement that Mr.. and Mrs.
Claude Griffith would entertain friends at
Dr. and Mrs. III. G. Cary will leave to-
morrow for Nobsoussett. Mass. to join q
large party of Indianapolis friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. White and daughters
left last night for o six weeks trip down
the st. Lawrence and through New Eng
land.
Mrs Samuel H. Hoshour. of Cambridge
City. who has been visiting her son. Mr..
Edward Hoshour for fortnight. has re-
turned home
Rev. and Mrs. Frederick Cornish. of
Flemingsburg. n. Y. are visiting their
daughter, Mrs. G. w. Stedman and family,
for a month or six weeks-
Messrs. John ard Edward Ferguson. who
came here with the remains of their father.
Mr.. James c. Ferguson. returned last night
to their home In California.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Elmore have re-
turned from an eight months visit to Cal
ifornia and Washington. They will return
TO California early in October.
Prof. H. b. Jacobs and wife, formerly of
this city. now connected with the western
Pennsylvania Institute for the Blind, are
visiting friends IN New Albany.
In the Detroit Free Press Of yesterday is
announced the engagement of Miss Mary
Howe, of BattleborO, VT. and Mr.. William
]. LAWN, of Detroit. They were of the So
loists at the last My festival here.
SIMPLY TOOK A NOTION TO BE MARRIED.
Special TO the Indian apolis Journal.
CHAMPIONSHIPS. Aug. 3.-Otis F. Fitch
ey and Miss Lulu B. Poore. both of Indian
apolis, were married last Saturday night at
- o'clock by Rev. A. X. Glover. of the
Episcopal Church. The couple were visit
ing George Fitchey, aud when they ate
supper they had no idea of marrying. He
came down town, and. taking O notion TO
get married, the clerk was hunted up and
III ksn l.
to the house and handed the license to the
young lady. who. as soon as she saw what
it was, inquired as TO the whereabouts of
the minister. Matters were soon arranged
and the couple married. '@1 -
BRYANT-LAFARY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MARTINsvILLE. Aug. a-Mr. Adam Bry-
ant and Miss Mary Lafary, daughter of
Henry Lafary. were married Saturday even
ing at the home of the brides parents.
Rev. Z. X. Vest officiated. They will re-
side in this city.