The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-09-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.


Mr.. Charles Alvin Craft will 60 to Chi
cagO tomorrow.
Mrs. ". II. Eastman will 60 to Chicago
to-day TO make q visit.
Mr.. and Mrs j. w. Marks have gone to
Chicago TO spend ten days.
Miss ClaIre Shower and Miss Lillian
Reeves have gone To Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs George w. Geiger and son
Fred went TO Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Mary A. Burke has returned from a
visit to Chicago, Cleveland and Buffalo.
n. Y.
Mr.. Charles Vajen, of Spokane. Wash. is
visiting his parents. MIR. and Mrs. John ii
Vaien.
Mrs. Charles Laymsn. Of Columbus. o..
formerly of this city. Is visiting friends ct
Woodruff Place.
Mrs j.. Z. Smith, of Akron o., who has
been visiting her ester, Mrs. Georgia
Baker. has returned home.
Hon. and Mrs. L. B.. M%artindaIe. Mrs.
Hervey Bates. jE. aud Miss Emma Martin
dale have gone TO Chicago.
Mrs. w. Ii. Fry. of Louisville. il yisiting
her mother, Mrs. Barnett. and sister, Mira.
Vance Noel. on North Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph o. Smith, of Show
hogan, Me-, who have been visiting rela-
tiyes here, left yesterday for their home in
the East.
MISS Derry. OF GEORGIA. VINO has been the
guest of Miss Elizebeth Cooper for a fer
weeks. returned tc her home 10 the Sou Il
yesterday.
Mrs. Charles +. Judson has returned from
Chicago. and has fer her guest Miss Helen
Birkenmayer. of Hartford. Conn. who will
remain here a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Sewall will entertain
Protap Chundar Mozoomdsr. of Calcuttf,
India. who is &C address the Con-
temporary Club Friday evening.
Mrs. John Ward. of Newark. N. j., is Wis.,
itlng Mrs. Mary Robertson and Mrs. j. e.
Adams. Mrs. Adams also has as guests Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Drake, of Newark, N. j.
DR.. Noble Butler Parvin. who has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. James L. baker.
has gone to Chicago. ana will return TO at
tend the Mississippi Medical Association
next week.
Miss Kate Uhl. of this city. and frank J
Roth. OF Louisville. KY. will be married.
this evening. at the residence OF the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. z. Uhl ISL North
Tennessee street.
Nh. and Mrs. Charles Louis Bieler, form
erly, Miss Etfie Henley. are expected home
to-day from their wedding trip. They
VIII go to housekeeping in their new home.
No. II Woodruff Place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merritt. of Springfield.
Mass, formerly Miss Cora Brigham of this
city. are spending n few days at the
Bates House. en- route to the worlds fair,
where they expect TO locate.
Among those who went to Chicago yes
terday were Mr. and Mrs. J. n. Rogers. Mr..
and Mrs. Charles l.. Hols;sin. Mrs. H. Me.
Coy and daughter. MIR. Robert Moore and
sons, Mrs. Sylvester johnson and Master
Ned Powell.
III. IL. A. Cleveland was the guest of
honor Monday evening at q dinner
given by his friends at the Commercial
Club restaurant. About the long table
were men who represent the learning and
the culture of the HOosIer capital. Toward
the close of the feast DIR. John n. Hurty.
sctlng as toastmaster. introduced. In a
happy style. the speakers selected, and
each paid glowing tribute to the fine quail
tiles OF mind and heart possessed by the
gifted preacher. The toasts and responses
were; The PREACHER" "A better priest, |
trOw, there nowhere now isl A. !. Beyer.
1dge. The Scholar" He was a scholar. and
srlDe and good One-exceedIng wise. fair
spoken and Dersuading." Albert b. Nc
Gre0ory: "Ihe CIub Man." "a merrier man,
within the limit of becoming mirth, [ never
spent an hour withal." W.P.F ishback. The
Apostle of Culture:" Ever reaping some.
thing new" Scot Butler. 9Th Orator"
Choice words and measured phrase, above
the reach OF ordinary men," A. e. Harris.
The WITT" ii knew what's what and
that's as high as metsphysic wit can tly.
Charles X. Williams. The friend" "a snn-
anne IN the shady place" James Wbitcomb
hiley. The man." "A man be seems, of
cheerful yesterdays and confident TO-
morrows." Rev. NJ. l.. Hsines. Judge w
a. Woods made q short speech. and then
o or Iieve Ia rsspohded to all. The
my heart 1 bore. long after il was heard
no more As a finale DIR. A. w. Brsyton
arose and presented DR.. Cleveland with
COPIES of the works of James nitco,n >
Riley and Meredith Nicholson. DIR. Cleye.
lana expects TO leave tO-morrow for Erie.
IA. where he has been appointed.
F~IsHER-NEwBY.
Yesterday morning. at 10 O'Clock. there
was n pretty wedding at the new College.
avenne Baptist Church. Miss Bertha Nav
New by. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. f. S.
New by. and Mr.. Mont b. Fisher, OF Frank
fort. were united IN marriage by Rev. J. +.
Williams. pastor of the church, in the pres.
ence of n large number of friends. The
bride worea handsome travelling costume
Of dove-Gray dsmasee. with gloves and hat
10 match. She was attended By Miss Belle
FISHER. a sister of the groom. Miss Fisher
wore n gray gown of the same color
IS the brides The grOom's best man was
ms brother. Ar. James \. Fisher. and the
ashsrs were Messrs. Hugh Byrkit. Amos
nullen. Dr. y. ID. Bergen OF Frankfort and
Dr.J IL. GEORGE. rs the bridal party en-
teEed the church. Miss Nellie Colvert PLAYED
The wedding March," Nr. and Mrs.
sisher leit immediately after the
Tor Chicsgo. where they Will spend "A week
Of ten days. and then they will 90 10
s~rankiort To reside. The wedding was the
uIst ceremony Oh the kind that has taken
place In the new ediice. and the hasnt,fnI
lrescoing. In the light OF the morning sun.
made q handsome setting for the event.
CoPELAND-REELBAN.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journa.
WABASH. Ind. Sept. 26.-To.niQht. at s
o'clock. Rev. J. j. Copeland. a prominent
minister of the Christian Church. known
throughout northern Indiana, and Miss
Emma Reelban. of North Manchester. were
united IN marriage at the brides home.
The officiating Clergyman was Rev. IJlery
Hi1y and the was performed I'm
the presence OF a large company. Rev. and
Mrs. Copeland will reside at North Man
chester.
Getting AheaC of the Old Man.
chicago Journal.
One danntless woman. met by the per
pIeNlfy of a reprobAIe hnshAnd who Ihrenf.