The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-11-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

The Misses Bryant have issued invita-
tions for party Thursday evening. Dec. /.
Miss Galloway, of Madison, Is the guest
or Mrs. Louis II. Levey. on North Meridian
street.
Mrs Chsuncey Turner will 60 to Cincin-
natl to-day to spend several weeks with
relatives.
Minneapolis, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
William X. Brown.
Mr.. Robert French, of Harvard, who won
In the recent athletic contest, Is spending q
few days with friends here.
Mr.. Charles Wiley, Of Charleston. who
came TO attend Mr.. and Mrs. Dyes party,
Monday evening" has returned home.
Miss Katharine Leverina has gone homo
to Lafayette to attend the Carey lowering
wedding, accompanied by Miss Adelaide
Rogers.
Mr.. Will Coburn is In Springfield. Mass.
Tomorrow he will attend the great foot
ball game, and return home early next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Noble will come
from Hagerstown to spend tomorrow with
MIR. and Mrs. w. p. Noble and Mrs. Nichol-
son and son.
Mr.. and Mrs Aaron II. BLAIR. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry l.. Wallace and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Taylor have issued invitations for
party at the Propyleum next Tuesday
evening. the Goth.
Mrs. John A. Barnard, of this city, is
very i'll at New York from the effects of a
severe surgical operation. Her father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E. Ingalls,. of Gin
cinnati, are with her.
Mr.. and Mrs w. N. Crane. OF Chic ago.
are guests of Mrs. Samuel Taylor. on n orth
New Jersey street. Mr.. and Mrs. Crane, ac-
companied by Miss Fannie Tay lor, will sail
from New York, Jan. 6, for Alexandria,
Egypt. They will be absent several
months.
Miss Mary p. Bronson, daughter of H. NJ.
Bronson. assistant general passenger agent
OF the Big Four, who has been his stenog
rapher for some years. retired from that posi-
tion yesterday, aud In a short time will be
married to George Relsner, formerly Of
College. After their marriage Cambridge
Mass, will be their home.
Mr. w. w. Winward. vice. president and
general manager of the New York store,
has resigned, to take effect on Jan. next
He goes from here to Chicago, where he
will assume the position of manager of
THE Fair" one of the largest department.
stores in the United States. and the largest
in Chicago. 1t has about $500 employees.
Mr.. Winward has made many friends in
Indianapolis and his departure will be re-
GREETED.
THE LEvEY-BROwN RECEPTION AND PARTY.
Mrs Louis H. Levey and Mrs. William
r. Brown united in entertaining their
friends very handsomely. yesterday after
noon, with reception from 2 to o'clock
at the artistic homo of the former. on North
Meridian street. The friends were greeted
by the two hostesses and Ms. Browns
sister, Mis-. Genevieve Morris Woodburn.
of Minneapolis. in the dainty parlor, which
finished with q profusion of Catherine
Mermet roses in vases everywhere. The
hall, with its touch of rich red in the fur.
nishinGs, was emOollished with fragrant
OF the hall was . table draped with red.
and lemonade was served by. Mrs. J. w.
Hamilton. Mics Neu berg of Chicago Miss
Bessie Taylor and gueDt, Miss Lucy Hum
phreys. of Marion. and Miss Julia
with yellow chrysanthemums The
table was in yellow, with draperies
of silver tulle Coffee was p ,ured by Mrs.
Henry Jameson and Mrs. David Wallace,
Miss Katherine stone and Miss Pearl Gold
thwaite. The flowers in the dinIDg-rOom
were dark-red chryeanthemums. aud they
filed to OVERLOOKING q handsome old blue
and gold vase. which set on q fine en-
ished table. Mrs. Horace Wood and Mrs.
A. X. Baker presided at the table. and were
assisted by Mrs. ID. p. Winnings. Miss
and Miss Claire Shower. A large
number were entertained during the
afternoon. and Mrs. j. N. NeuberRer. of
Chicago, Mrs J. w. Kern and Mrs. Ovid
Butler assisted in extending the hospitali-
ties. The assisting ladies were guests for
supper. and in the evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Levey and Mr.. and Mrs. Brown gave
dancing party to about one hundred. The
ballroom In the third story was draped
with soft green material. and in the round
window was pleasant place for q tete-a-
tete. Harris orchestra played for both re-
ceprion and dance. Many beautiful cos
tunes were worn.
LANDON--DAvIS
very quiet wedding took place last
evening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. A.
w. Davis. No. GIT North Alabama street.
The bride was their lighter. Miss Suzstte
Merrill Davis, and the groom Mr.. Hugh
McKennon Landon. formerly OF Kokomo,
now general manager OF the Manufactur-
ers' Natural-gas Company. The ceremony
was performed. at O'Clock. by Rev. Henry
Ketcham. of st. Paul, Mimi. uncle of the
bride. in the presence of the relatives and
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