The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-11-03
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Monday will be ladies' night at the Cen
tlemen'S Literary Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Herriott have re-
turned from visits to Chicago and Green
field.
Mrs w. L. Horn, of Lafayette, will come
soon TO visit her sister-in-law, Mrs Fred
erick Appel.
The marriage of Miss Lille Habich and
Mr.. Herman Osterheid is announced to
occur the 22d.
The Misses McCulloch, of Harrisburg, Pa.
are the guests of Mr.. j. f. Wallicks fam
lily, on North Meridian street
Mr. Arthur Frost of Boston, who has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Bassett for week, returned home yester-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gundelfinger have
gone TO Peoria to make visit to their
daughter, Mrs. Louie Schwabacher, for
short time.
Miss Cora Daggett left yesterday after
noon for Brooklyn, ~ Y, where she will
spend the winter, and will study the harp
with Mr. Cheshire.
Miss Drucilla Browning was the enter
tainer of the card club TO which she be-
longs yesterday afternoon, at her home,
West st. Clair street.
Mr.. II. S. Mckee and family have taken
possession of their new home, formerly the
residence of Mr.. William s. Hubbard, on
North Meridian street
Miss Proctor of Washington, d. c., will
come next week to be the guest of Miss
Ruth Fletcher, and will remain till after
Miss FletcherS wedding.
The Art Association will observe the re-
ception to their president, Rev. y. A. Hyde,
this evening, at the PrOpylaeum, it being
the first meeting of the association for this
season.
Mrs. Margaret Reid Swain will be in Chi
cago next week with the Bostonians, and
will remain for a three weeks engagement
Mrs. DR.. Rachel Swain will visit her there
for a short time during her engagement.
Mr.. Henry Knippenberg, who has been
spending a short time at home has re-
turned to. Glendale Mont. Miss Mary Knip-
penberg is the guest of Mrs. z. w. Nash
and daughters at Omaha, where she will
remain several weeks.
Miss Roene Hale is in Terre Haute, hav-
ing gone to attend the marriage of her
cousin, Miss Jessie Alden, to the Rev. Sui
ger. Archbishop of the diocese of Wyoming
which occurred last evening. The Bishop of
Wyoming came on TO perform the cere-
mony.
At the annual meeting of the Central
Ohio Teachers Association, to be held in
the City Hall at Springfield, o., to-day and
tomorrow, Superintendent Lewis H. Jones,
of this city, will make an address on The
Function of Literature in the Culture of
the Young" this afternoon.
Mr.. Garrard Comfy, son of Major Com
~, ofsGOvernor's island, formerly of this
city, is the guest Of MIR. Frederick Ayres,
on North Delaware street, and viii remain
a week. Mr.. Comfy, who graduated from
Yale in June is en- route to San Antonio,
Tex, to take position in bank.
The marriage of Miss Maud L. Butter
field, daughter OF Dr. and Mrs. w. Web
ster Butteriield, and Mr.. Newman Kline
of Seattle, Wash, took place Wednesday
at the home of the brides parents Mr..
in the West. Mr.. Kline is the superintend-
ent Of the Seattle Lake Shore & Eastern
railway
The marriage of Miss Elnora Kalb, daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Kalb, and Mr..
Cornelius y. Haehl took place Wednesday
evening at the family residence, No. 165
| East ST. Joseph street. The ceremony was
,apfop nod hxr RaXy lnGprh Atilhnrn n
! the Second Presbyterian Church. The bride
| was attended by Miss Genevieve Van
| Haven Mr. and Mrs. Haehl will be at
hcme to their friends after the 9th, at No.
| 12S Orange avenue
The Mary Washington National Memorial
| ASSOCIATE ton will meet tomorrow afternoon,
with Mrs. Augustus, Lynch Mason at her
home on North Tennessee street. The Of
fccrs and board of directors will there
| make preparations for a fine old colonial
| ball, to be given at the Propylaeum the
| 18th. The officers of the society are: Pres
| ident, Mrs John Dean; vice presidents. Mrs.
| r. Il. +. PIERCE and Mrs. Harold Taylor;
secretary, Mrs. Augustus Lynch Mason,
| and treasurer, Mrs. James Lodge.
very successful autumn tea was given
/ yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
| W. ID. Cooper. on College avenue. under
the auspices of the ladies of the first sec
/ ton of the Free Kindergarten and Chill
| dren's Aid Society. All the decoration sug
| gested the, fall of the, year; and leaves.
berries ana nuts nuts Were lavesnly ana erect
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| served and there were various articles for
| sale. There unusually large at
! tendance, and the proceeds will materially
| help the work ST the society.
Mrs. c. B. Lockard the hostess. yes
| terday. for a charming luncheon. which she
| gave in honor of Miss Ruth Fletcher, who
| will be married the 18th and will go to
| Pittsburg TO reside. The luncheon table was
| tastefulv adorned with pink and white
| chrysanthemumS, and delicious menu was
served. The guests included. beside Miss
! Fletcher. the Misses McCulloch, of Harris
| burg Pa. Miss Sue Van Nalkenburg,
| Misses Mary and Kate Wallick, Misses
| Florence and Kate Malott. Miss Helen Err
| win Miss Bessie West and Mrs. Samuel
| Reid.
| CROUSE-TURPIN RECEPTION.
| Special to the indianapolis Journal
| UNION CITY, Ind, Nov. Mrs. Guy G.
| Grouse and Mrs. Charles Turpin gave re-
! ception yesterday afternoon and evening
! at the beautiful home OF Mrs. Grouse on
| North Howard street They were assisted
| i'm receiving by Mesdames Hardy and
! Pangborn. OF this city; Mrs. EdGer. of
| Redkey and Mesdames Studebaker. Shut
| felton, and FreZel of Greenville. .. The
| The hall was unique in japanese decora-
| ton The occasion was the fashionable
| event OF the season here. Prof. Koch's full
orchestra furnished the music.
SULGER-ALDEN.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
| TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Nov. q - Miss
Jessie Seward Alden and the Rev. John
Eickefeldt Sulger were married this even
ing at Rose home, Bishop Talbot, or
Wyoming and Idaho performing the cere-
rnOny. The groom is archdeacon of the
same diocese. Miss Alden is the daughter