The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-24
Personal AND SOCIETY.

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Miss Mary Dye will return to-day from .
short visit to Cincinnati.
Mr.. and Mrs. John L. Grif1ths went to
Chicago yesterday to spend q week.
Mr.. Percy and Miss Myrtle Parks. of Mar.
tInsville, are visiting friends in the city.
GoMrs. Henry 8. Fraser aud son. Phil Wat
son, left yesterday for Rye Beach to spend
q few weeks.
MIR. and Mrs. A. r. Monroe have returned
from Loon lake. where Mrs. Monroe spent
several weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. H. g. Carey have returned
from Chicago. and will 90 to Martinsvllle
the last of the week.
Mrs. Frederick A. Glidden and son
FRANKLIN returned to their home in Cleve-
land. o.. last evening.
Mr.. Baldwin Fletcher will cave next
week for Leland Stanford. jr., University,
where he attended last year.
Miss Nellie Dilks gave a small and in
formal company yesterday afternoon in
honor of Miss kimes, of philadelphia.
Mrs. James h. Canadian and daughter
Nellie returned yesterday from q visit to
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. s. Bright, at Superior.
Wis.
Dr. and Mrs. B. Ward. accompanied by
Mrs. Haile and their daughters Belle and
Stella, returned home yesterday after q ton
days stay in Chicago.
Miss Margaret Warner. OF Hartford.
Conn.,. q niece OF Mr.. Charles Dudley War
ner. will be the guest of Miss Julia Ian.
ders to-day and tomorrow.
Mrs. Alexander Spruance will return to.
day from Chicago. and her sister. Miss
Hiss. of Baltimore. who has been spending
several weeks here, will return home to-
morrow.
The marriage of Miss Bessie BACON, of
Philadelphia, who has visited her aunt.
Mrs. O.. w. Gelger, in this city, several
times, and Mr.. Albert Shaw. editor of the
Review of Reviews, will occur Sept 8. In
vitatIons have been sent to friends in this
city.
the young people of the First Baptist Church
with a lawn party in honor of their sister.
Mrs. Will KnipDen berg, nee Maxwell. of
Glendale. Mont. at their mothers home.
No. $50 North Meridian street. Friday oven
ing of this week.
terrain Church gave q successful lawn fete
last evening. and there was q large attend
ance at the band concert given by the
When Band at the Orphans Home Both
places were brilliantly illuminated. and re-
freshments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard A. Evans held their
first p~ost-nuptial reception yesterday after
noon at their home on North Alabama
street. They were assisted by Mr. Evens's
parents and sisters in entertaining. Mrs.
Evans Will Dc at nome again tomorrow
afternoon and with Mr.. Evans in the even
ing to receive.
The Ocean Grove camp meeting will open
next Sunday. and it Is n somewhat remark
able coincidence that the two principal SER
mons of that dav are to be preached by
the incoming and outgoing ministers of
Meridian-street Church, OF this city. The
Rev. Charles n. Sims will preach the morn
ing sermon at 1880. and Rev. III. A. Cleve-
land the afternoon sermon at 8 o'clock.
These two appointments ave the largest
hearing. and are regarded az being among
the most honorable pulpit engagements.
Indianapolis people, who know the rare
mental sttainments of these two men, and
their Oratorical powers, will congratulate
the management of the camp meeting upon
their wise selection of speakers.
BOYD-GEYER.
The largest church wedding OF the sum-
mer season occurred last evening. Hail.
place Church was handsomely decorated
for the event, and was filled with a brilliant
company to witness 1t. The BRIDE was Miss
Frances Margaret Gey or. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nj. II. Geyer. and the groom was
Mr.. Bert A. Boyd. son of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A.
Boyd. The ceremony took place al half
past z O'Clock. and was pronounced by Rev.
NJ. b. Hyde. of Lawrenceburg. formerly
pastor of Hall-place Church. The pulpit
was profusely decorated with palms. and
at the head of each aisle were gates Of
smilax snrmoupted with bunohes of roses.
Tie brides M were Miss Nellie
Van Bergen. maid Of honor. and Miss