The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1892-09-23
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Miss Lillian Reeves Is expected nome from As
bury Park Monday.
Miss Edna McGilliard has gone to Chicago TO
enter the School of Design.
Miss Lucy Mayo has gone to Greenfield, Moss,
to enter Mrs. Parsons school.
Miss Sarah Kinder has returned from q sum
mer at Chautauq ua Lake and Canton, D.
Miss Grace Loves, OF Cincinnati, is visiting
Miss Hattie Jones, on West Third street.
Mrs. L. Haworth and Mrs. Frank Moody, of
Lafayette, are visiting Mrs. j.. ]. McShane.
The Misses Onlapp returned to Cincinnati yes
terday to resume their violin studies at the Col
lege OF Music.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt and nephew Walter Davis
son. OF woodruff Place, have returned from the
Thousand Islands.
Mrs. Helen Mayo Kufeke, who lives at Berge-
dOrf, near Hamburg. has cabled her mother, Mrs.
A. k. Mayo, All we'll"
Miss Ottie Luehrmann, of Memphis, who Wis
ted Mrs. Philip HiIdebrand last winter, leaves
for Vassar College next week.
Mrs. J. n. Bigley, OF Topeka, Kan, who has
been visiting Miss Lena Walker. on Rural street,
has left for Columbus. o., to visit her son.
Miss Helen Ress. OF st. Louis. is expected to-
day TO visit Mrs. Fred Rush. She comes to at
tend the Gall Wright wedding next week.
Mrs. John X. WEIGH, 77S North Illinois street,
will entertain the Chapel Club of SIS. Peter and
Paul at her residence. on Wednesday, Sept %.
Mrs. A. /: Hunt, of Palm Springs. Fla, is here
visiting old friends. and is the guest of Mrs.
James ". Rogers, No. 952 North Meridian street.
Mrs. Tindoff and daughter Eileen, Of Vim
cennes. are guests of Mrs. NJ. b. Wilson, on North
Delaware street. Miss TindOf Will be married
next month to Mr. Samuel Watson, of Kokomo,
formerly OF this city.
Invitations have been sent to friends here by
Mr.. and Mrs. Miles Sells. of 81. Louis, to the mar
rage OF their daughter Sara Lois and DIR. Elisha
Hall Gregory, jr, which will Occur Wednesday.
Oct. 5. at the family residence. No. 3517 Lucas
A. NJ. Robertson, and has visited here several
times.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The marriage Of Miss Efie G.. jenkins, daugh-
ter of Mr.. d. III. Jenkins. and Mr.. William L.
Mendenhal was quietly observed last evening
at the family residence, No. 81 West Second
street. Only the relatives and most intimate
friends were present to witness the remon
which was performed by Rev. II. A. Cleveland,
OF Mer!dlan-street Church. Tie bride wore a be-
coming costume of white lansdowne and car
ried a bouquet OF roses. The house was taste
fully decorated with plants and flowers in pro-
fusion. Mr.. and Mrs. Mendenhall went last
night to their own new home, No. 1877 Fayette
street. which is all furnished and Ii in which many
OF the articles are the gifts of friends. Among
the guests were the groorn's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mendenhall aud family. of M0ntmorency,
and Mr.. and Mrs. William Burnett, OF Columbus.
WOODEN
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Williamson celebrated
the fifth anniversary of their marriage last even
ing by giving an elegant dinner to five couples
OF their young married friends. The table ap-
10 pOlDtuuoAIs HtTc ol WHlte WOOu IS Iar as POSI-
BILE, the courses being served on wooden plates.
The whole center OF the table was q bed OF law
ender, pink and white asters. At the close of
the dinner each guest was given n bunch OF the
flowers. when It was found the stems were run
through a tinely-carved napkin-ring. These were
the souvenirs OF che event. When the party re-
presented with two handsome wooden chairs,
the compliment OF their guests.
RTER-sTUD
Special 70 the indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind. Sept. 22.-This evening, at 8
o'clock, Prof. Albert b. Porter, formerly teacher
of physical sciences in the city high-school and
son OF Ex-Governor A. G.. Porter, was Joined in
marriage with Miss Therese Study, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas J. study. The ceremony
was performed by Dr. j. NJ. Hughes, of the First
Presbyterian Church. Professor Porter and
Miss study became acquainted while he was
teaching in the city high-school and she was one
of his pupils. This evening. soon after the cere-
mony. Mr.. and Mrs. Porter LEFT for a visit TO
New York, and after o trip up the Hudson they
will return to Baltimore, where Mr.. Porter Is
taking postgraduate work at Johns Hopkins
University.
CoLE-oLDs.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal
GREENCAsTLE, Sept 22.-The marriage of Mr..
j. W. Cole. the leading manufacturer or this
city. and Miss Phila Odds. Of Erie, Pa, took place
yesterday, at Erie. The bride is well known in
Greencastle circles. having visited here n num-
Der of times. and is a highly educated and tai
ented woman. Mr. and Mrs. Cole will enjoy their
honeymoon before taking up their residence in
this city.
GIFFoRD-RYAN.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
KoKoMo. Ind, Sept. 22.-At $50 O'Clock this
evening. at the home of the brides parents in
Center, Ind. occurred the marriage of Prof
samuel G. Clifford and Miss Birdie Ryan. The.
bride is a well-known and mucn-admired young
woman. aud the groom is h popular and suc-
cessful educator.