The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-10-22
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. L. G. Walker has gone to Martins
Vile TO spend O few weeks.
Mr.. Samuel L. Strong. of Ashtabula, O.,
IL visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Sadie Carr. of Detroit. will sing the
otfertory at Meridian-street Church to-
morrow morning.
Mrs. Judge Melton, of New Orleans, is
the guest of Mrs. James b. BLACK, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. c. N. Lee and niece. Miss Carrie Lee,
have returned homo from three weeks
visit to friends in st. Louis.
Mr.. and Mrs Agpstus Coburn are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Emery at the Cop
ley-squsre Hotel in Boston.
Mrs David Swain has issued invitations
for reception Friday afternoon IN honor
of Mrs. Joseph A. Milburn and Mrs. Ernest
Robert Keith.
Mrs A. ID. Thomas, of Woodruff Place.
has issued invitations for company next
Wednesday afternoon. at 8 o'clock. in honor
of Mrs. George II. Chapman.
Mrs. William +. Mason has issued invita-
tons for party Tuesday evening at the
Propyleum. for her niece, Miss Gertrude
Lynch, of Washington. ID. c.
Mrs. Ira Grover. Mrs. Arthur b. Grover
and Mrs. John w. u. Thurrle have issued
invitations for Q reception next Thursday
at their home, No. 50 West North street.
Rev. j. z. Lucas. of Colorado Springs,
Col, q brother of Rev. ID. X. Lucas: Is In
the CITY. a guest of hts brother, and VIII
preach at the Central Christian Church on
Sunday evening.
Rev. w. b. Craig and wife, of Denver,
Col. are the guests of Mrs. A. NJ. Morrison.
on North Tennessee street. Mr.. Craig Will
occupy the pulpit of the Central Christian
Church on Sunday morning.
DE. G. p. Masden. of st. Louis. is the
guest of j. G.. Shaffer, OF North Delaware
III - ysxtx
Sabbath morning and evening In the ob-
sence of the pastor, DE-. Cleveland.
Miss Alice Williams. of New York. niece
OF Postmaster Thompson, and who is q
guest of his daughters, Will sing ct the
First Presby terrain Church tomorrow
morning. Miss Williams is an accom-.
plished vocalist and her singing at the mus
ical, on Wednesday, at the In vitatIon of the
ladies of that society. was greatly ap'
plsuded.
At the Woman's Club yesterday after
noon Columbian exercises were ire order.
The first paper. by Mrs. Charles T.: Hall.
was Worlds Fairs as Educators" The
The Fame of Columbus" The converse
| ton, led by Mrs. Katherine l.. Dorsey. was
THE Great Events of the Fifteenth Cent
ury and Their Relations to Modern
| Times"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Robertson gave an
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Elisha Hall Gregory, jr.,
| formerly Miss Sadie Sells. of Sc. Lonis
| Mrs. Gregory, when Miss Sells, visited here
several times, and made many friends, anC
| now en- route home from her wedding jour
ney. Mr.. and Mrs. Robertson desired theil
friends TO meet Mr.. and Mrs. Gregory, al
their stay will be so brief. Mrs. Robert
son was assisted in entertaining by Mrs
George L. Evans, Mrs. William b. Bur-
ford. Mrs. Deloss Root and Mrs
| Henry Schurmann. The home. which
| is always beautiful, was adorned
| with a profusion of yellow chrys
anthemums and roses. The dining-roou
was also embellishcd with yellow. Th,
| handsome linen was embroidered in yellow
and the candelabra were surroun ded. wit
flowers. Light refreshments were served
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory will leave at noo
to-day for home
| DAvIDSON-KING.
| Special to the Indianapolis journal.
PERU. Ind. Oct. 21.-Last evening. q
the residence of Albert King. in Soutl
Peru. Mr.. Fred Davidson and Miss Eiba
| King were united by the Rev. T.. l.. Sc
mons. of the Methodist Church.