The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-07-29
DENTISTS,
DENTIST. E. E. REESE,
24ia East Ohio st. bet. Meridian and Penn.
So FOR FULL SET TEETH,
Extracted without pain,
At EARHART'
? PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss May johnson and Miss Sadie Walker
are visiting friends In Peru.
Mrs. 3. X. Fletcher and son Maxwell are
visiting relatives in Chicago.
Miss Laura A. Smith has returned from q
two weeks visit in West Baden.
Miss Anna Rush, who has been visiting
in Spencer, returned home yesterday.
Misses Belle and Caroline Goodhart have
returned home from ST. Joseph. Mich.
Miss Hattie Ludorff will 60 to Louisville
Monday to visit friends for fortnight.
Mr. Cortland Van Camp and family have
gone to Lake George to remain several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Wlles and Miss
Nellie Read are at Lake Wawasee for q
month.
Miss Alice Hardwood will return to-day
from two weeks visit 10 friends In Green
county.
Miss Gregg, of Cincinnati who is Mrs.
f. A. Pcck's guest will 60 to ConnersvIlle
Monday.
Miss Alice Ross returned home last even
ing from two months etching tour on
Long island.
Lewisyiiie yesterday to spend o month
with friends.
Mrs. w. o. Taylor and daughter Mary
returned yesterday from a visit to friends
IN northern Ohio.
The Misses Pfingst. of Louisville, are ex-
pected Monday to visit Miss Ludorf, on
West North street.
Miss Laura Bingham returned yesterday
from Noblesville, where she has been visit
ing her brother and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Wulschner will leave
Saturday for Chicago and from there will
take the lake trip to Duluth.
Mrs. Z. j. Moore and daughter, of Day
tons o., are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. III. II.
Hutcbins. at 564 East Market street
Mrs. and Miss Rush, the Misses Brink and
Mr.. Frank Fertig and family returned, yes
terday. from Spencer, where they have
been spending several weeks.
Drs. H. c. Kahlo and G. Il. Hunt have
gone to Niagara Falls to attend tho Ameri-
can Dental Association meeting. DIR. Kahlo
Will make short trip through the East be-
fore returning.
county clcrks office, will leave Monday on
three weeks vacation. He will 20 from
here to Denver. Col. and Pixies Peak.
From there he will take trip up to Yell
lowstone Park.
The Turtle Club. composed of Messrs.
Smith, Haugh, Hatfield. McCnrdy, Stem
I'll, PattissOn, Hammel and Church, will
leave Saturday on their annual camping
trip to Lake Maxinkuckee. They will be
gone two weeks.
Mr.. J. NJ. Neuberger and family, who
have made this CITY their home for a num-
circles In which they moved, have sold
their home, No. 294 Broad way, to Mr.. Claud
Griffith, and will remove to Chicago.
The Ladies' Matinee Musicale have Is
sned invitations for q recital by Mr.. Con-
stantin Sternberg. TO be given Saturday
tto-morrowl afternoon. at 4:30. at the PROXY
ieum. The programme will be of Greg
and GODDARD compositions. There will be
q ballade, Paplllop; "Poeme Erarique"
and "Au Priptcmps," by Grieg. aud Ven
etienne." Pan and bis Flute" Marcel,
the HuGnenot." and group of ancient and
modern dances. menuet. giRue, valse, polka
and mazurks. by GODDARD.
MILLEK-KARCHER.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
WAsHINaToN. july 2S.-This morning, at
St Johns Church. in this city. there was
wedding which q small but distin gu,shed
company watched with interest. The
harpv couple who chose this quiet consum-
alton to a short ana romantic courtship
| Attorney general Miller, and Miss Helen p.
Karcher, formerly of Philadelphia, but late
| ~ resident of this city. Rev. Dr. Bigelow,
| the assistant rector of st. Johns, per.
formed the ceremony. Mr.. Schuyler
Brandt. Of Binghamton. N. Y, acted as
best man. The bride came into church es-
corted By her brother-in-law, Mr.. Robert
| Zerly. of Pittsburg. who gave her hand in
marriage. There was no music and only
the songs of the birds in the park accom-
panied the sounds of the clergy mans voice
during the ceremony. The Attorney gen
| eral and Mrs. Miller and their daughters
were present to welcome the bride TO their
home Circle. Secretary Elkins also offered
| his congratulations TO the happy groom,
! who is his secretary. aud wished the bride
| all manner of happiness. The bride was
| gowned in a travelling dress of dark blue
serge, and Datty blue sailor hat finished
! off her becoming costume. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Miller went straight to the station to start
| on q two weeks tour and will reside, on
their return, with the parents of the groom
until they start housekeeping in the
autumn.