The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-08-18
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs L. A. Koehne of Orlando Fla, is
visiting her father, Mr.. Frederick BaGRs.
Mrs Charles +. Jadson returned yester-
day from ten days visit to Maxinkuckee.
Miss Lottie Lee, of Chicago. Is visiting
Miss Josie Commons. on North Alabama
street.
Mrs Bloomhuff and granddaughter jose
phine have gone to Maxinkuokee to spend
fortnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williamson and
daughter left yesterday for Detroit and
the northern lakes.
Attorne y general and Mrs. w. III. II.
Miller are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John Is.
Elan. at MaxInkuckee.
Mrs. w. p. Maine aud children have re-
turned from the East, where they have
been spending the summer.
Mr.. John Blackledge and Miss Irene
Blackledge have gone to New York and the
Last. to be gone some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam uel +. Morss left yes
terday for Cleveland, and from there will
take the lake trip TO Duluth.
Miss Ida Frances Bedell and Miss Stella
Rldgeway are spending the season in q
cottage at Lake MinnetOnka.
Mrs. Charles Arms and daughter, of
Brooklyn. arc guests of Mrs. and Miss Will
hanson, on North Alabama street.
Mrs A. X. Loag. who has been visiting
friends here for few weeks, returned to
her home In Fort Wayne yesterday.
Mr.. Theodore Groll the artist. accom-
panied by Mr. Albert LIeber left yesterday
for Western trip. Mr.. Groll goes to
sketch.
Mrs. j. T.. Means. of Eff ngham, ILL.,, who
has been visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. G..
Whltridge, for a month, returned home yes
terday.
Mrs. Emma Winsor and Miss Anna Dun.
lap. who have Leen in the city for few
raff pa6 70 hair
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. b. f. Peirce and son
Edwin. and Mr.. Louis Wheeler, of Ply
mouth, left yesterday for Eagle River, Wis,
on fishing trip.
Mrs Charles Rockwo God ret urned yester-
day from Virginia. where she has been at
tending a family reunion. acc ompauied by
her sister. Mrs. Edward Carey, of Chicago.
Mr.. Maurice Loeb, who has many friends
in this city. and Miss Cora Lieberinan both
of Philadelphia. will be married at the
home of the brides parents. In that city,
Sept Il.
Miss Lucie H. Jacobs and Master Willie
Jacobs have returned from q stay of sew
eral weeks at Pine lake, Indiana. Miss
Petitdidier Is spending the remainder of
the summer at the Marden Cottage. Rye
beach. Now Hampshire, and will return
here about Sept. 10.
Mrs. Lewis Jordan and Mrs W. w.
Knight gave an informal reception yester-
day afternoon. at their home on North Del
aware street, in honor of Mrs. X. II. Park
er and daughter Elizabeth, of Brooklyn.
former residents of this city. The gathering
was happy one of old friends and ac-
quaintances.
Observation-Disclosures
The German Lutheran Church was the
scene, last night, of the marriage of Miss
Lizzie Dunmeyer. daughter of Mr.. Fred
Oh
meyer, Rev. Seuel, pastor Of the church,
officiating. The wedding march was play ed
upon the organ by Mr. Parr and the we'd
ding music was sung by the two choirs. OF
which the bride and groom have been men,
hers for number of years. Mes srs.
William spreng and Seorge Dunno er
acted as usbers and PRESIDED the bri DIAL
party. The attendants were Miss Nettie
Dunmeyer. who wore pretty dress of
white Grape, trimmed with point
de gaze lace and carried a
Dunmeyer, and two little flower girls,
Flora Brinkmeyer, who wore n dainty
dress of pink China silk and carried a'bas-
ket filled with pink roses and Miss May
Dunmeyer. who wore light blue China
SILK dress trimmed with ribbons. and car
ried basket OF yellow roses. The brides
dress W as OF exquisite cream white benga-
limo trimmed with ribbons and point de
gaze lace, ana Sne carried DOutueC OF
Bride roses. Following the ceremony a
reception TO about two hundred guests
was given ar the family residence. No. 266
East Ohio street The house was decorated
with palms and flowers. and tho Auro-
"a mandolin and guitar clubs fur
nished the music. Many handsome gifts
were sent from friends in this and other
cities. Among the guests from out of town
were Mt. and Mrs. John Balsmeyer. of To-
led0: Nix. and Mrs. Theo. Banmgart. of Chi
cago; Mrs. Frederick Schildmeyer. of
Evansville; Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Seuel. of
ST. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. William 4. Peel and
daughter. of New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brinkmeyer will he ut home 10 their friends
after Sept. l. at No. CSC East Ohio street
LIFPRCH-MICHAELIs
The marriage of Miss Lena Michaelis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Michaelis.
and Mr.. Louis J. Liebrich occurred last
evening at the family residence. No. 654
North Tennessee. Rev. Anton Sbideler. of
St. Mary's Church. performed the ceremony.
Miss Rosa Miehaelis played the wedding
march as tho bride aud groom entered the