The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-17
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Nellie Dilks will 60 to Dayton, O..
next week to visit Miss Young,
tDr.L. L. Todd and daughters went to
ChicagOyesterday to spend O week or ten
days. o
mir. and Mrs. A. Fl. Blair have gone TO
Charlottesville to make . short visit TO rel
atives.
Misses Arsle Cotton and Hattie Fulmer
have returned from q visit among Lebanon
friends
Miss Grace Smith returned to DePeuw
yesterday. after visiting her parents. MIR.
and Mrs. &. w. Smith.
Senator Loveland, of Peru. was regis.
tered at the Bates House last night. being
inathe CITY on legal business.
The Meridian w. c. T. U. will meet this
afternoon. at 2:S0 o'clock, at the home of
Mrs. Cakes, No. 365 College avenue.
The Manneronor Society gave a play last
street. The comedy. "Das Stiftungsfest,"
was presented.
The Parlor Club will meet this evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred +. Potts, st
Woodruff Place. instead of the place previ.
ously announced.
DR.. Rachel Swain and Mrs. Franklin
Taylor will 90 to Chicago to-day. Mrs.
congress- this week.
There will be a concert this evening 1t
the First Baptist Church for the benefit of
the NewsbOys' Home. A fine programme
by fsvorite musicians will be given.
Mr.. q Mrs. Ora Pearson. of Grand
Rapids, Mich. formerly of this city, are
guests of Mrs. Lake, No. 81 Cherry street.
and Mrs. Pearson will N till tho last
OF the month.
The novel entertainment, o cake sale.
will be given this afternoon. from 4 to g
o'clock, at the residence of Mrs. A. Is. Gates,
No. s26 North Meridian sstreet. The enter
Is under the auspices and for the
benefit of the Central Christian Church.
Miss aura A. Smith has returned from
Orlando. Fla. where she spent the winter,
and has resumed her position on the Sentl-
mel. Miss Bertha Knobe. who SO accept
ably filled Miss Smiths position for five
yesterday.
% u THE YCLIN PARTY.
The Ziezsg Club. composed of 103 wheel
men. have taken the old Wallace homestead
on North Delaware street. No. 80, for q
clubhouse and Rave fitted 1t up very COM
fortably with reception rooms, billiard
room and conveniences for other psstimes.
as well as q library. Last night they gave
o formal opening. to a large number of
friends. issuing about four hundred invita-
lions. The guests were welcomed by the
officers of the society, presidents w. +.
Hicks. vice president Oliver Carter. treas
urer Frank Day. secretary Frank Sweet,
captain Carl Fisher and librarian Charles
krrtZ, and the other mem bers
made themselves general entain-
ers. The srranRem ents Tor the
evening were made by Messrs. Frank Day,
Elijah FOX. Will Kipp. Bert Willets and
Eugene Miner. and reelected great credit
on them. Plants were used in profusion
and light refreshments were served. Each
member wore a ZigZag pin. the name writ
ten in gold and the club colors. copper and
yellow. During the evening a very pleas.
ant musicale was introduced. The par
Elephants were Prof. j. :. Black. who sans
a solo with excellent effect. Mr.. r. A. New.
land, Mr.. Oliver Isensee. Mr.. Harry Porter,
MIR. and Miss Kipp and Mr.. Ray Scott.
About 10 o'clock dancing began and con.
timed till q late hour. Music was fur.
nIshed by the Zigzag's own orchestra
composed of Messrs. Elmer Smith, Will
Hall, Barlow Hatfield. Wingate Hammel
and James Allison.
TYLER-C0OK.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
MARION. Ind. May 16.-Ferd w. Tyler
assistant foreman in the composing room OF
the Indianapolis Journal. and Miss Ollie
b. Cook. of Indianapolis. were married
here to-day by Rev. John II. Thomas. The