The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-04-20
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Kate Parisette has returned from
q visit to Chicago.
Mrs. j. r. Nickum went to Dayton yes
terday to visit friends.
Mrs. NJ. F. Ritzinger will entertain
number of young people at the Country
Club Saturday evening.
The clubhouse at Wawasee is open for the
fishermen, and a number of them are there.
"A large party will go up Monday from here.
Mrs. Reuben Jeffrey will leave the first
of May for New York, to spend the sum-
mer with her son, Mr.. Converse Marsh
and wife.
taken the residence Of Mr.. John s. Dun
can on North Alabama street. Mr.. Duncan
and daughter will go TO the Bates House.
Mrs p. B. Raymond entertained a num-
Der OF friends yesterday afternoon with a
sketching party, ct her home in Woodruff
Place. in honor of Miss Coles. OF Spring
field.
Mr. and Mrs John ~ Carey. Mr. and Mrs.
Mayer attended the wedding of Miss Rose
Hendricks and Mr.. Charles Zoller, which
took place Wednesday evening at Green's
burg.
concert of the season next Monday night
under the direction of Prof. Carl Barus.
Bruch's Fair Ellen" which is to be given
at the coming May festival, will be rem
d deSla Mrs rs John P; FrenzeI, Mrs; r:
Jose. John p FrenzeI, Emil Steinhiiber
and others will take the solo parts.
DR.. and Mrs. c. II. Albeit gave a card
company to few young people, last night,
for their son Earnest. and in honor OF
Miss Lula Adams OF Gypsum City, Kan.
Seven tables were arranged for the guests.
rooms were tastefully adorned with flow
erS for the occasion. Next Thursday even
ing DIR. and Mrs. Albeit will entertain the
q. y. o. Club.
The April reception of the Ladies' Aid
Society OF the Central-avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church will be given by Mrs
John Reagan at 800 Central avenue this
by Mrs. Henry Clay Allen. Mrs. James H.
Moore. Mrs. John Il. Kirlin, Mrs Joseph
J Peter Bonn. Mrs Melville b. Mahurin.
Mrs. Theodore A. Hildreth Mrs. Samuel H.
Altland and Mrs. William Coval.
FLOWER MISSION RECEIPTS.
At the meeting of the Flower Mission
yesterday II was announced that the ex-
hibit OF embroideries at Miss Mary Will
liamson's Melted sSO75. the entertainment
at the Propylaeum. Tuesday evening. by
Professor Malini. cleared $50; the Com
mereial Club sent 4 500 in cards for the
needy poor. and the Bible Society sent
word that IL would supply Bibles In all
the families under the care of the Flower
Mission. The Brownies in Fairyland" en-
tertainment will be given the last OF May.
Mrs. V. X. Hendricks. Mrs. ID. w. Grubbs,
Mrs. J. @. Van Wrinkle. Mrs. Kate Perry
Morris. MRS. Harry Murphy and Mrs. w.
J.. Elder constitute the committee, which
will have the entertainment in charge
RICHMOND WEDDINGS.
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind. April 19.-Miss Eliza
beth II Kirby and Mr. Leslie Cook were
married last evening at the home of the
brides mother Mrs H. F. Kirby. on North
Fifteenth street. Rev. /. NJ. Hughes Off
ciating Mr. and Mrs. Cook left on a we'd
ding trip 20 Indianapolis and Louisville. KY.
Louise Bethye and Mr.. George Stout were
married last evening by Rev. W. II. Dan
Eel. OF the First NJ. T. Church. They will
reside IN this city
WILLIAMSON-LOWE
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind. April 1e.-Wnliam II. VII
Hanson and Miss Addie Lowe were mar
ried last night at the Baptist Church by
Rev. =. : Clarke.