The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1891-07-09

Nh. Rolla F. Walker. of Bloomington.
was IN the city yesterday visiting friends
l.. f.. Hastings and wife have gone to
Chattanooga and Birmingham to remain
two weeks.
Mrs. w. HI. Smith and daughter Edith
will 60 to Harbor Point tomorrow to spend
several weeks.
Mimi, to visit Mrs. Charles Z. West,
formerly Miss Alice Hynes.
Mrs. Henry Schurmann went to Chicago
yesterday to visit Mrs. Lillian Newcomb
Pierce. formerly of this city.
MIR. and Mrs. Van Francke, of Ela,ira. n.
T., who came to attend the Elliott White
wedding. returned home last night.
Mr.. w. A. Cox left yesterday for Chicago
where he will spend q few days before 60
ing to California to spend several weeks.
Misses Julia and Deborah Moore have
gone to Harbor Point. Mich. to join their
mother and Mrs. Ii. H.. Hanna and family.
Mrs. Ferd Mayer and Mrs. Horace Ben
nett and children Will 90 to Greensburg to-
day to visit Mrs. Mayors mother, Mrs.
Lathrop.
Mrs. o. II. Hasselman will entertain in
formally this afternoon. after 4 o'clock, the
friends of her aunt. Mrs. Somers. OF Wash
ingtOn. DC.
Mrs. Benjamin Enos. of New York, is Wis
iting her sister, Miss Sarah Z. Kelley, SUI
perintendent of the Woman's Prison and
Reform School for Girls.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Taylor will leave
to-day for Cedar Lake. Starke county. to
remain two weeks. Mr.. Taylor and Ernest
K. Keith recently formed q law partner
ship.
Mr.. James Z. Robertson and daughters,
Mrs. DelOss Root and Mrs. George L. Evans.
and Mrs. Joseph L. Mcdonald will go to
West Baden to-day to spend q week or ten
days.
Louis +. Geissler, of San Francisco. Cal,
is visiting his parents, Nit. and Mrs. p. l..
Gelssler, No. $50 Park avenue. He has
just returned from Europe. where he has
been on business and pleasure.
The Alabama-street Whist Club. com
posed of the %neighbors in the vicinity of
Home avenue, met last evening at the
home of MIR. and Mrs. stanton j. Peelle. for
cards. in honor of Mrs. L. T. Kitchener, of
Washington. ID. &. Mrs. Kitchener will 90
to S~helbyville this morning.
At the lawn fete to be given this after
noon and evening at Mrs. Nichols's. $40
North Pennsylvania street. for the benefit
of the Church Home, there will be an inter-
national apron SALE. In the evening an
exhibition of fine pictures with a stere-
opticOn will be the attraction.
A large party of indianapolis people left
yesterday in a special car for Minneapolis
to attend the national convention of the Y.
P..S. G. +. Among them were Rev. S.. S.
Altman. president of the local union. and
wife. Rev; 1. V. Hunter. Rev. J: A. Rond-
Maiott. Margaret Carey. Mary Foster,
Elizabeth and Agusta Lyon, Maria
Fletcher, Mrs. c.. }. Whirridge. Miss Grace
Bee W%hitridge. Miss Margaret McKenna.
dyke, MI. and Mrs. Scion Goode. Miss
Wishard. Mrs. snlgrove. Mrs. Laycock.
Mrs. Newcomb. Mrs. Charles Vinnedge.
Miss Clough. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. C.
Hatfner. Miss Marion Hastings. Miss
Webbing. Messrs. Kenneth Reid. Edwin
Hildebrand. Bert Wood, r. Fulton and v.
e.. Kendall. There were many more from
other cities and towns of the State, a party
| of forty from Richmond joining them at
LoRansport.
FLLIOTT-WHITE
The marriage of Miss Jennie White,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. White, and
Mr.. Ernest Miller Elliott took place yestar-
day at noon. at the family residence, No.
$50 North East street. Only the relatives
and a few intimate friends were invited to
the ceremony. which was performed by
Rev. ID. r. Lucas. of the Central Christian
Church. The bridal party stood be-
meath a canopy of smilax. draped
from the. windows to the chan
delier. This was interviewer with white
roses, and was tied at intervals with white
satin ribbons. The bride wore q tasteful
travelling gown of tan cloth and carried
overs. After the congratulations q we'd
ding breakfast was served at the. brides
table. Garlands of smilax hung from the
chandelier to the corners. and white flow
ers were also generously used for garniture.
As souvenirs of the happy event. each
guest was given a piece of the wedding
cake, tied with white ribbon. Mr. and
Mrs. Elliott LETT on the afternoon train for
an extended trip East. They will be at
HON to their friends after Aug. ] at No. 944
North Alabama, which awaits them already
furnished. Not a few of the many useful
and ornamental articles which make il at
tractIve are the gifts Of friends.
KAVANAUGH-CASEY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, July S.-This morning, at
ST. Lawrence Catholic Church, John Kav-
anaugh and Miss Ella Casey were married.
Rev. Father Schmidt officiating.