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

to Rev. c. N. Sims and family. The an
nual pew-letting will also be held that
evening
Mr. and Mrs. J. s. Burroughs, of Astoria,
n. Y, are expected tomorrow to visit
their niece. Mrs. NJ. L. Haines, and family
for few days.
Miss Josephine Taylor, who has been the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. Garland stewart,
in Chicago for several weeks, will return
home this week.
The concert to be given at the. Propy-
laeum Friday evening by Mr. Charles Hol,
man-Black and others will be the muslcal
event Of the week.
Mrs Phil Mitchell, who has been spending
few days with her sister, Mrs II: y
Fraser, returned TO her home In ROCK
Island, ILL.,, yesterday.
Mrs DR.. williams, of Chicago, and Mrs.
Deloss Root, OF this city, are at san Jose.
Cal, where they have Joined DR.. Williams,
and Will spend the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Rittenhouse of Chi
cago, who have been visiting Mr. Ritten-
houses parents, on North Delaware street,
left for their home yesterday.
The Century Club will meet in its new
room on the fifth floor of the Denison this
evening. Mr.. Ernest r. Keith will read a
paper entitled, Judicial Killing"
Mr.. Alexander Ernestinoff will take
charge OF the Meridian-street Church choir
the 1st Of November Mrs. Anna Walker
will be retained leading soprano and
Mr. Leaning Willard as tenor, and an alto
Will be secured to take the place of Miss
LIST of next month to sing in Of the
leading choirs of that city.
The first meeting of the Minerva Circle
for this season was held yesterday after
noon with Mrs Stella Anderson at her
home on North Delaware street. There was
large attendance of members and visitors,
though quite number of the members are
in Chicago. The programme announced
Worlds Fair day." and the arrangement
was for each member to relate something
which had interested her at the fair. The
subject was divided into heads and three
members were delegated to speak on GER
tain subjects. One set told of what has
impressed you most at the fair?" and
another What did you see on the Midway
Plaisance?" and yet other subjects were
given; The whole was happily carried out
all. There was music by some of the men,
hers and later refreshments were served.
The first or Presidents day is one when
members can invite friends to attend and
the privilege was enjoyed by both the mem
bers and guests.
THEIR WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
The new home of Rev. and Mrs. F. z.
Dewherst, on Christian avenue, is capacious,
but last evening it was filed TO overlooking
by the members and congregation of Ply
mouth Church, the occasion being the tenth
anniversary of the marriage of the pastor
and his wife. Instead of the presents which
custom assigns to tenth anniversary. the
congregation sent beautiful onyx clock
one of the best of the make of the Boston
Clock Company-and an overflow, so to
speak, of Silverware. There was no preSen-
tation, but note was open beside the
clock, on which the respect and love of the
congregation to Rev. and Mrs. Dewherst
was tenderly expressed. IT wish you to say
in the Journal" said one OF the most es
teemed ladies in our public schools, that
this large assemblage is the fittest express
sion of our affection and esteem for
pastor and his wife. Every member of the
congregation to whom the suggestion of an
anniversary present was made most cor
daily expressed a desire to contribute.
This large company has come up to the
pastors home In response to mere notice
passed from one member of the congrega-
ton to another" 1t was a most enjoyable
occasion to the callers, and an event which
must have filled the hearts Of the pastor of
Plymouth and his wife with joy and glad
ness, because it must have proved to them
that they enjoy to the utmost the affection
and confidence of the entire congregation.