The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-28

PBTIIS DRY GOODS co
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. 3. B. Bartholomew is quite I'LL in
Chicago.
Miss Carrie Brush has returned from a
visit to the worlds fair.
Mrs. Addison Bybee and daughter Louise
went to Chicago yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K. Robson went to
Chicago yesterday for few days.
Miss Alice Crane, of Washington, Ind,
Is the guest Of Miss Mary Butler.
Mrs. Taylor and daughter, Mrs. Carrie
WILSON, and Mrs. Sadie Ferguson are In
Chicago
Miss Fannie Ennis went to Chicago yes
teTday to join friends from the South and
Will spend a few days there
Miss Bates, of Boston, who has been the
guest of Miss Ruth Fletcher for a few
weeks. will return home to-day.
Mrs. Joseph Wade and daughter will leave
Monday for Chicago to join Mr.. Wade and
they will reside there permanently.
Miss Bessie Watson, of Detroit, Is the
guest Of her aunt Mrs H c. Watson and
Family and will remain several weeks.
Mr.. c. c. Riley. wife and sister. Misses
lucille Loder, Carrie Stackhouse and Sue
Hunt will spend Sunday at the worlds fair.
Mrs. Burroughs and cousins have re-
turned from delightful visit to the fair.
and now the latter will return to their home
In Boston.
Mrs Henry Richard. of Kansas city,
formerly of this city, is the guest of Mrs.
Ira d. Grover and Mrs. j. G. Thurtle on
West North street
Of the Sadler Publishing Company of Balti-
more, is the guest of MIR. George l.. Barney
at Woodruff Place.
Miss Madelaine Wiley, the we'll known
magazine and story writer, will come to-
day to make short visit To Mrs. Edward
schurmann at the Denison.
AT the German Literary Club yesterday
WahiverwandtSchaften and stories were
related by Mrs. Mayer and Miss Roberts.
Mr.. and Mrs: F; r.. Grant and family
left yesterday for Baltimore to attend the
golden wedding anniversary of Mrs. Grant ;
parents. They will be absent fortnight.
Miss Daisy Lemon has gone to New York
20 spend the winter ana continue voice c9i l,
reside with Mrs. w. w. Scott. formerly of
this CITY.
DIR. ]. L. Thompson is remodeling his
Michigan streets, and viii occupy it when
finished. His residence on North Illinois
street will be leased by the Cosmos Club
The marriage of Miss Daisy Coons, niece
OF Mr.. j. W. Coons, and Mr.. John Skid
more took place Wednesday evening at the
street. Mr.. and Mrs. Skidmore have gone
TO housekeeping at No. 81 Hall place. Mrs.
Coons, of Little Rock and Misses Frances
the guests at the wedding.
Miss Marion L. Heinly. of Terre Haute
who has spent two years In Europe study
months will come to this city next week
to visit Miss. Nellie p. Simmons at her
home on East ST. Clair street for a week
or two before returning to Europe early in
January. Miss Heinly will study In Leip-
sic and Vienna before returning to this
country again.
PIKElGIFFORD.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
LAUREL. Ind, Oct. H.-Last night at
O'Clock, Mr.. Thomas G. Pike and Miss
Emma III. Clifford were united in marriage,
at the latter's home. Only near relatives
and a few friends Witnessed the ceremony.
They are both prominent Laurel people
The bride has been actively engaged in mis-
sionaIy work for many years. and for
two years was located in Utah They de-
parted Immediately for Chicago, and will
visit Western cities. Lieut.. John II. Gift
ford, Of Battery f. Second Artillery, at
Fort Preble, Me-. brother of the bride, was
present