The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-06-27
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

PERSONAL AND SOCIETY
Mrs d. p. Erwin and Mrs Samuel Reed
will leave to-day for Chicago.
Miss Irma Leucht. of New Orleans Is the
guest of Miss Bertha Eckhouse.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward RaschlR will leave
to-day for Brooklyn, n. Y. TO make visit.
Misc Aueusts Austin has gone to
Goshen to spend the summer with relatives.
Mra Michael Bamberger. Of New York, Is
Waiting Mr.. II. BamberRer ana family on
North Alabama street
Miss Clara Schneider, of Newport. KY.
came yesterday TO spend several weeks
with Mrs. A. II. Tboms.
Miss Rose Wallace. of Lafayette. who
has been the guest of Miss Kate Wallick,
returned home yesterday.
Miss Lille Goode. of Brooklyn. who made
o short visit TO Miss Sue Van Valkenberg,
lefs for her home yesterday.
Mrs. Lewis Jordan returned yesterday
from Crawfordsville. where she has been
for several days with friends.
Mrs. Robert springsteen went TO Terre
Haute yesterday 10 join her daughter
Helen. Both will return homo tomorrow.
Mrs. Robert Courtney Wright, of Column
bia. 9. c., Is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Byron X. Elliott. s87 North Meridisn.
Mrs. v. T. Mslott and daughters ere
home from Chicago. Miss jennie Hill, of
guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. MillIgsn and daughter
returned yesterday from Crawfordsvilie,
where she latter two have been for some
weeks.
Miss Katharine Enos, of New York. who
Kelley. left yesterday for DanviIle. ILL.,. to
visit relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. G. w. Thompson have gone
20 Chicago for several days. where MT.
Thompson will read paper before one OF
the worlds ngresses.
A brake party was given last evening by
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles III. Walcott. for
number of young people, in honor OF their
niece. Miss Waloott. of Utica, N. Y.
Mrs. +. g. Wiley and her guest, Mrs.
Helen Whiting Jaquith. will be ct homo
Informally after O'Clock this afternoon.
at No. ATT North Pennsylvania street.
Mrs. George II. Talbot and daughter Ger
trude left yesterday for Burnett Wis, to
visit Mrs. III. b. Sherman. Mr.. Talbot and
son have been there tor week or ten days.
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk and pupils.
MISS Lewis and Miss Helen Lynch. went to
Chicago yesterday 90 attend the national
convention of elocuti0nists, to be held
there this week.
Invitations are out announcing the wed.
ding of Frank f. Miller and Miss Ada Z.
Caldwell, the wedding TO occur Wednes-
day evening next. They will reside at
Mrs. Ferdinand Winter. daughters and
son, Miss Lucy Herod ana MISS Jeanette
Judsor left yesterday for Maxinkuckee to
spend the week at Mr.. John Ii. Elam's cot
tage. Mr.. and Mrs. Elan are in Chicago.
Mrs. Susan Sherley. who has been Judge
Bartholomew's guest. and ME- Douglass
Sherley. who has been with Mr.. James
Whitcomb Riley since the authors read
ings. returned to their homo in Louisville
yesterday.
Among those who went to Chicago yes
terday were Mr.. L. c. Steele. Mr. and Mrs.
Wheelock, Mrs. Sarah Kelley and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Snow, Mr.. Maurice But
Ter. Mr.: Il. j. Foster and family. Miss Boyd.
Miss Elizabeth Harris, Mr.. and Mrs X. o.
Hawkins and Judge b. X. Elliott.
Quite q lumber of musicians will leave to-
day for LePorte to attend the Indiana Music
Teachers Association. including Mr.. Max
Leckner, the president, Mr.. Henry NJ. But
Ter, Miss Ida Sweenie and Mrs. Winifred
Hunter Mooney. Miss Sweenie assists Mr..
Constantine Stern berg at recital Wednes-
day evening, and Mrs. Mooney at the Fri
dAy evening concert.
A party of Grand Hotel people and
friends made trip last evening TO Millers.
party drove out in q large four-horse bag
gage wagon arranged with setas. Among
those who were in the party were Mr.. and
Mrs. Foor. Mr.. and Mrs. Holt. Mr.. and
MIS-. ION ERhD, ME-. ana Mrs. George
Werbe Mr.. and Mrs. ID. b. Shideler. DE-.
w: N. Short and Miss Wider. Of Phila-
delphia.
The members of the Matinee Musicale,
who went to Chicago to give Q concert at
the national meeting of Women's Amateur
Musical Clubs. have returned. The con-
cert was given Friday afternoon, with great
success. Mrs. Theodore Thomas, chairman
OF the committee. and Mrs. Clarence Eddy
Of the board of judges. said it was the best
concert that had. az yet, been given. Miss
Sweenie. Mrs. Winifred Hunter Mooney
and the chorus were recalled. The mem
bers here were Justly proud of the success.
RICHARDsON-wICKARD.
A very pretty little wedding occurred
yesterday noon. at the home of Rev. oseph
Wickard. No. SAT Park avenue. in the mar.
risge of his daughter. Miss Elsie Wiokard
professor OF English at the Cleveland Uni
versaty for women, and Mr.. Oliver Fl. Rich.
ardson, professor of English history and
political economy at Dury College. Spring
field. Mo-. o nephew of the late ID. A. Rich
ardson. Rev. Mir. Wickard performed tine
ceremony. The parlors were decorated
with palms and flowers. Mono but reIa-
tives OF the BRIDE and groom were in at.
tendance. The couple left for the East al
8o'cIock and will spend several months il
the New England States.