The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-04-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs A. Schleicher Is quite i'll with 10
grippe.
Mrs. Mary Gray Bearnes, of Minneapolis.
Is visiting her father. Col. S. +. Gray.
Mrs. Adsit will 90 to New York next
week TO visit her daughter. Mrs. Proal.
Mrs. ID. l.. Whittier will leave to-day for
Boston to visit friends for short time.
4Mr. and Mrs. F. A: Coff who are In Ash
vile. Tenn. will return home Saturday.
Mrs. A. NJ Robertson is expected homo
to-day from q visit to her parents In st.
Louis.
Misses Mary and Kate Wallick and Miss
Florence Coffin will go to Lafayette Satur-
day to make q visit.
Mrs. Forbes and Miss Stacey. OF Chicago.
formerly of this city. are guests OF friends
on East Vermont street
Mrs Charles S. Willard and daughter
and Mrs. H. r. Deering and daughter left
yesterday for trip TO California.
Mrs II. A. Edison and her Invalid daugh-
ter left yesterday for the Tennessee
mountains 10 spend several weeks
Mrs. Oscar ID. Bohlen has issued invita-
tions for card party Thursday afternoon.
the 2lst. at her home on Broadway.
Mrs w. E. Hackedorn and daughter
Pauline arrived home yesterday from q
three months visit to the Pacific coast
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ. Bassett will
leave to-day for trip through the mount
aims of Virginia and the old battle grounds.
Mrs. Frederick Gardner will 90 to Attica
this week to visit Mrs. Harry Martin. for
merIy Miss Josephine Gardner. of this city.
Miss Blanche Ebbert. fine pianist of the
Cincinnati College of Music. is visiting her
aunt. Mrs. j. Albert Mckee. on West First
street.
Bishop Cbatard Will entertain the Chapel
Club, next Wednesday, at his new resi-
dence. at the corner of Fifth and Meridian
streets.
Gen. and Mrs. Lew Wallace, who have
S. Duncan's. left yesterday for their home
In Crawfor dsville.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Culbertson have re-
moved here from GrandOn. Mo-. to reside.
They are guests for the present of Me-. and
Mrs. j. w. Chapman.
Mrs. r. A. Baker and daughter Alberta
returned yesterday from o weeks visit to
Chicago. accompanied by Miss Carrie
Hagey. for the Easter holidays.
The Contemporary Club will meet on
Wednesday evening. the eth instant, and
will be addressed by Miss Alice G. Fletcher,
of Washington. on the Indian question.
Mrs. w. w. Carter. of Kansas City. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. w. o.
Taylor. for three weeks. Will leave for
home Monday. Miss Anna Heacock. of
Philadelphia, came last night to visit Mrs.
Taylor.
Mrs. William Krauss entertained quitea
party of ladies very delightfully."-, yester-
day afternoon. with a coffee, at her home
on North Pennsy lvania street. Mrs. Krauss
was assisted i'll receiving and entertainin
by her sisters, Mrs. Charles Krauss and
Mrs. Jacob Becker. jr. The coy rooms
were decorated with potted palms. grace
fully arranged about the mantels and in
the corners. For coffee the guests were
seated at small tables which were brought
into the rooms.
VAN NUYS-CREASEY.
Special to the Indians polls Journal.
GREENWOOD. Ind, April 13.-The mar
riage of Miss Bertha Creasey and Mr..
Samuel w. Van Nuys occurred this even.
ing. at o'clock, at the residence of the
BRIDES parents, DR.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Wish
ard. In the presence of about one hundred
invited guests. The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. Smith Miller, of Brook.
willie. The attendants were the Misses
Ollie Creasey. sister of the bride, and Cora
Cook and Messrs. James Pearson and David
De Mott. Miss Nora Cook played the we'd
ding march. The bride is one Of the most
accomplished women of this place. The
groom is prominent farmer of Franklin
township.