The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-06-14
Personal AND SOCIETY.

DR.. Eastman has returned from the Ma
tional Medical Association at Detroit.
Mrs John l.. GrIlfiths returned yesterday
from a visit to her sister In Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace S. Van Dller and
children are visiting Mr.. +. +. G. James and
family this week.
Mr.. Felix Mahony. of Washingt Is the
guest of MIR. q. Ii. Roots family, on North
Pennsylvania street.
Rev. ID. w. Gerard formerly of Craw-
fordsyille. now of Chicago Is spending u
few days In the city on business.
Miss Helen Erwin returned Yesterday
from Boston. where she has been for a
month with her grandma Their since her re-
turn from Europe.
are guests of Mr.. and Airs. samuel lay Tor,
OH North New jersey street Mr.. and Mrs.
Crane and Miss Fannie TAYLOR Will go East
next week To visit Tor some time.
Prof. J. f. Denton. of Stevens Institute
Hoboken, y. j.. was In the city last even
ing, having come down from Chicago to at
tend the lawn fete at Woodruff Place, and
make a brief visit TO Mr.. Alfred Potts and
family.
Cards have been received for the mar
rage of Mr.. Charles Sherman King and
Miss Ziegler. of Wabash, to occur Wednes-
day, June 20, at the latters home in Wa
bash. Mr.. King is known to O large circle
of friends In this city.
Mr.. William Ferguson Saltmarsh. form
erly OF this city, now superntendent of the
johnson steel. at Johnstown, Pa.
VIII be married Tomorrow evening to Miss
Mary Walters, of that city. They will be
here Thursday on their wedding tour to
visit the groom's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac l.. Bloomer have is
sued invitations Tor the marriage of their
TO take place Tuesday evening at the fam
lily residence, No. 457 North Pennsylvania
street. The ceremony, at o'clock. will be
followed by large reception. At-home
cards Enclosed are: After Sept. l. No. So
jackson boulevard, Chicago, Ill.
The annual lawn fete of the Free Kin
dergarten and Children's Aid Society was
given last evening at Woodruff Place. and
was the most successful In every way of
any ever yet given. Every resident made
their homes and lawns with lights. The
houses were opened and gas, lamps and
candles Illuminated and showed the at
tractive interiors. Chinese lanterns of
every description swung from the
porches and trees, and were arranged
IN various ways Judge Avres's house
and grounds were deliberately decorated;
1estOons OF lanterns extended from the
ground TO the topmost point. and crossed
and recrossed in dazzling splendor. Gen.
Carnaban's place was also brilliant. The
old Woodruff house, occupied by DR..
j. X. Hussey and family, was ablaze from
end to end. European travellers said the
place looked like Paris. with its parti-col-
Ored lights. No matter which way
one turned. there were lights
dancing in the breeze. AT intervals
on the lawns between the drives were huge
Japanese umbrellas. hung with lanterns,
which were shields for The tables
where lemonade was served In the
center of the place full orchestra play ed
all the evening and on the lawn adjoinin Z
tables were spread ami refreshments
served. There were hundreds of visitors
walking and hundreds more driving All
the sty lish ,equip pages of the the town were
in dainty costumes. Woodruff Place was
never more beautiful. Every resident was
n host and gay parties of friends filled tho
verandas. All was propItious for the event
and the fete was "a success.