The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-11

Mr.. Horace Hord went to Chicago yes
terday.
DR.. Rachel Swain has gone to Chicago to
spend week.
j. E. whelden and wife left yesterday
for the worlds fair.
Miss Grace Dunn is i'll at her home on
West New York street
Colonel and Mrs. Eli Lilly have gone to
Wawasee to spend a fortnight.
Mr. and Mrs. George Lance and daugh-
ter have returned from Chicago.
Mr.. Willis W. Wright and daughter
Anna went to Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Kackley and Mrs. Tom
kackley left for Chicago yesterday.
Miss Edna Dickinson, of Cincinnati, will
come to-day to visit Mrs. II. II. Rowland.
Mrs o. E. Brumbach of Toledo, O., is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon
Carey.
Miss Covert, of Evansville, is in the city,
having come to attend the Johnson-Eich-
rodt wedding.
Mrs. ]. H. woodburn and Mrs. Jennie
visit relatives.
Miss Jennie May Afford, of Sumrnitville,
Ind. has concluded a visit with DR.. Carl
Barnes and sister
The Misses Mccullough, of Pennsylvania,
are expected the last Of the week to visit
the Misses Mary and Adele Wallick.
Mrs Edwin e HAIRY Of f, Wh TseiiI1 W
Miss Eva r. Nelson, of Fort Wayne. will
arrive on Saturday TO visit Mr.. and Mrs.
]. r. Lilly. on North Pennsylvania street
Mrs. William NJ: Taylor will go to Chi
cago to-day, and Mr.. Taylor will join her
days.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Coe returned from
Madison, Wis, where the former has been
spending the summer and the latter few
days.
Miss Leming, of Philadelphia, will come
to spend the winter with her nieceS, the
Misses Meigs. on North Pennsylvania
street.
Mrs. Richard Calling and Robert, Of
Hartford, Conn.,, are expected to-day to
visit Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Wilson for a
DR.. B. Ward, accompanied by his daugh-
attend the National Wholesale Druggists
Association.
Mrs. Claude Matthews. Miss Ida Mat
thews, sister of the Governor, and Miss
Callie McMehan will go TO Chicago to-
day for a fortnight's visit
Mrs. Eugene Granting will entertain,
Thursday afternoon, and Mrs. Henry
Granting Saturday afternoon, in honor OF
Mrs. Eberhart of Covington, Ky.
Mrs; William Latham. Mrs. Charles H
Gomstock, Miss Eleanor Smith, Messrs.
Page Chapman, Fred Ayres and Dr. Geo.
ID. Kahlo have returned from Chicago
Mrs. Lille Webb, of Kaolin, Mo, is
visiting her parents on East New. York
her sister, Miss Rose Rheinheimer. before
returning to her Missouri home.
The marriage of Miss Mamie E. jesse.
of this city, and Mr.. j. Arthur De Weese.
at Middletown, o. at the residence OF
Mrs. ]. Clafton Smith. Rev. Lyman J.
Fisher officiating.
Miss Sallie Guggenheim, a vivacious
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Babette Rhein-
heimer. on East New York street and
Will remain until after the MeyerS-Rhein-
heimer nuptials, on Oct. p.
Mrs. Lenora Smith and daughter Nola
have returned from Ann ATbor Mich,
Tesrs an9 w sne 9eh the Winter lo here
cupying the residence Of her parents. Capt.
and Mrs. w. ID. Wiles, during their abb
sence in California.
The entertainment at the Propylaeum,
Friday evening. will be in the nature OF a
reception and musicale. Mr.. Charles Hol-
man-Black. Mrs. Enrique Miller. Miss
Sadie Cornelius and MIR. Maurice Butler
will sing during the evening. Mr.. Black
will be accompanied by Mr.. Frank Hol-
man, of Paris, a musician and painter OF
note. The concert is for the benefit OF the
Katharine Home, which lost heavily in a
recent bank failure.
Rev. and Mrs. c. A Van Anda and
daughter, Miss Alice Van Anda left last
night for Evanston. Ill, to reside. Mr.
Van Anda has been pastor of Roberts
Park Church for four years and the people
Of the church and many outside of his own
congregation have become deeply attached
to him and his family. Dr. Van Anda will
have charge of the Methodist Church at
Evanston, to which he received q unani-
Mus call. Mr.. Harry Van Anda will retain
MS business position in this city.
OHNSON-EICHRODT.
The marriage OF Miss Belle NJ. Eichrodt
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Eichrodt.
and Mr.. Albert ID. Johnson took place yes
teriay afternoon, at 2 o'clock. at the family
residence on East Sixth street. The cere-
ncny was performed by Rev. +. L. Dew
hurst, of Plymouth Church, in the presence
of the family and a few of the most in
innate friends. The bride wore handsome
gown OF white brocaded surah, trimmed
with lace. and carried bouquet of Bride
roses A tulle veil enveloped her figure. and
her only ornament was a diamond and pearl
pin, the gift of the groom. An orchestra
| furnished music for the wedding procession
and during the ceremony, and played Sc
lections while the guests were seated at a
luncheon, which followed the ceremony. The
house was very prettily decorated with
palms. golden rod, ferns and flowers. Mr..
and Mrs Johnson left in the afternoon for
Chicago to spend a week ten days and
when they return they Will reside with Mr.
and Mrs. Eichrodt, at No. III East Sixth
street, where they will receive their friends
on Tuesdays in November
Only 50 to 80. Loufs-