The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-08-23

The Misses Dickinson and Miss Burdsal
are In Chicago.
Mrs. r. NJ. Patterson is the guest of Mrs.
Alexander LaDier at Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ovid Butler returned yes
rerday from O visit TO the north.
Mr.. William O. Wheeler. of New York,
formerly OF this city. is in town.
Miss Angela Maxwell has gone to Paris,
| H., to visit friends for q fortnight.
Mrs. Mckinney and daughters Helen and
Mary, have returned from q visit TO the
north. =
Mrs. DIR. Ritter and daughter Hattie have
gone to Chicago to spend three or four
weeks.
Mrs. Theodore A. Wagner and son Fletch-
er have returned from . three weeks visit
to the worlds fair.
Mr.. Thomas Arnold. of Chicago. we'll
known to . large number OF Indianapolis
people, Is In the CITY.
Miss Della Rosenthal. who has been Wis.
iting friends at Dayto for several weeks,
returned homo yesterday.
Mrs. q. b. Locksrd and daughter, Mrs.
William Reed, of Kansas City. .who Is Wis
iting her, Will 60 to Chicago to-day.
Professor Denton. of Stevens Institute,
| Hoboken, n. j., ls the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred f. Potts. at Woodruff Place.
Miss Harris. of Germantown. who has
been the guest Of Miss Mary Taylor for q
low WCChns AOAu JCotoAUoJ oNhCioDuER,
Miss Warrener. of Hartford. Conn. Ia
expected on Friday to visit Miss Mary
Taylor at her home on East Washington
street.
Mrs. McCarty and the Misses Rawn, of
| Cincinnati, who have been spending q short
time here with relatives. returned home
yesterday.
DIR. and Mrs. j. H. Ward nddaughters and
Mrs. Rachel Halle, who have been spending
q few weeks at the fair, will return home
tomorrow.
Mr.. James Laughl,n and family. of Cir
cinneti. will come tomorrow. to visit Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Maguire. On North Penn
sylvanla street.
Miss Marion Lilly, of Washington, will
come next week to visit Miss Adelaide
Rogers. Miss Rogers will 60 to Vassar Col
lege In September.
Mrs. John Horner and daughters. of
Baltimore. are the guests OF their cousin,
Mr.. Charles T.. Kregelo, and family, on
North Illinois street.
H.. e.. G.. Balls, chief deputy in the county
clerks Office. left yesterday for Chicago. to
be present at the great internationa cattle
show. which begins there this morning.
Miss AddIe May Wallace and Miss Maud
WOnneil have returned from Cincinnati,
where they attended the national coDven-
tlon of Ladies' Aid Society of the Sons Of
Veterans last week.
Miss Willy and Miss Forbes. teachers in
Miss Reeds school IN Now York. who have
been the guests of Mr.. Frederick Fahnley's
family for u short time, left yesterday for
their home in the East.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coykendall. of Cali
fornla. who have been visiting friends
here. will leave tomorrow for Chicago, ao-
com panied by Miss Fanny Root, who will
spend . few weeks with them there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Arrick. formerly of
Washington. are at the home of Mrs. Ar
rick's father, Hon.. w. III. H.. Miller. No.
665 North Delaware street. Mr.. Arrick has
decided to locate permanently in this city.
and has associated himself in business with
MIR. H.. s. HanckeI.
The Chapel Club entertained their friends
last evening with q lawn fete which they
gave In the grounds opposite the Chapel of
SIS. Peter and Paul on North Meridian
street. There were pretty and appropriate
decorations, and the young ladies who as
sisted in entertaining made the party q
most enjoyable one.
The Guild of ST. Paups Church gave q
lawn fete last evening at the residence of
Dr. and Mrs. Van Hnmmell. on North Penn
sylvania street. The spacious lawn was
profusely decorated with flags and Ian
terms. and the ladies served refreshments
The young ladies established q postoffice
on the gallery OF the residence next door
south. and had an excess of mail during
the evening. The affair was successful.
IRELAND-EMERsoN; F~ETTIG-ELRoD.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
| SEYMOUR, Ind, Aug. 22.-This evening,
at the residence of Judge Frank EN-
erson. at Brownstown, Mr.. Clarence
Ireland. late editor of the Browns
town Herald, and Mas Maud Emerson
were united in marriage. Rev. w. N.
Fletcher. OF the NJ. T.. Church. offl cia
The couple left at ii o'clock for St. Louis.
where they will make their future home.
Mr.. Bernard III. FettIg and Miss
Eunice Elrod. two prominent young
people of this city. were united In
marriage at the Catholic parsonage
this afternoon. Rev. c. G.. Conrad. of st.
Ambrose Catholic Church. officiating. The
couple left for the East on q bridal trip.