The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-08-28

line Farquhar and Mr.. NJ. G.. McLain were
at Watch Hill. Rhode Island. last week.
Mr.. Arthur C. White left. yesterday, for
Virginia Beach. to join his wife. Both will
return early in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. W.. p. Elliott left, yester-
day, for Elmira, y. V, 10 visit their
daughter. Mrs. Van Frank.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A.. Culbertson will
go to pennsylvania to-day to visit rela-
tives and friends for a month.
Mrs. Harry Alvey. who has been visiting
Mrs. James T.. shower, on College avenue,
has returned to her home in richmond.
Mrs. B.. f. Tuttle, accompanied by Miss
Mary Sloan and Master Frank Sloan. will
return Thursday from Green Lake, Wis.
Mr.. Harry Hopkins. formerly Of Milwau-
kee. has come to this city to reside. He
will be with DR.. II. c. Martin and family.
Mrs. 1. n. Walker, who has been visiting
her daughters, Mrs. w. +. Sharpe and Miss
Sadie Walker, in Cleveland, will return
home to-day.
Rev. grumbull Duvall will be married
tomorrow noon to Miss Ogden, at Dan
vile. Mr.. Duvall is well known here, his
former home.
Mrs. A. B. Grover and Mrs. E. S. R.
Seguin will return, this morning. from
Huronia Beach, Mich. where they have
been all summer.
Miss Mary Marguerite Roberts returned
from a visit to New York, Saturday, ac-
companied by he sister, Mrs. William +.
Coffin, of New York.
The Lorelei Either Club meets every Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Van Blarcom, on
East New York street. Miss Bertha Mar
tin is the director of the club.
Mr.. and Mrs. George b. Sloan and Mrs.
A. V. Judson will leave. Friday. for Ashe-
vile. n. G. Mr.. Sloan goes to attend the
national druggists convention.
The engagement of Miss Grace May
Spencer, of Vermont, to Mr.. Frank l..
Bingham is announced, the wedding TO
take place in this city in October.
Rev r u Hahn who fllP1 the nulpif of
the First Baptist Church on Sunday, re-
manned over yesterday. spending the day
visiting with the venerable DR.. Day and
others. In the evening he was entertained
by Edgar Foster and family.
Mr.. Henry Knippenberg recently took a
party through the National park. In the
Dr. Henry Jameson, John c. McCutcheon,
Philip lgoe, II. w. Schmidt, all of this city
and Mr. Nash and family of Omaha. All
of the indianapolis party, except Mr.. knip-
penberg, wife and daughter, have returned
home.
Thursday evening a grand reception and
dance will be given at the American le-
cation in the City of Mexico, by Minister
l. Z. Gray and others. About four hundred
invitations have been sent out and Presi-
dent Diaz and wife, the members and fam
lies of the Cabinet, the diplomatic corps,
other conspicuous government officials and
the leaders of society will attend. The af-
fair was deferred till the arrival of Mrs.
Gray and Miss T.. l.. Voss, OF this city.
Last evening, Professor and Mrs. Louis
II. Jones opened their home on Broadway
for an informal reception. Professor Jones
Will leave tomorrow for Cleveland, where
he will become the superintendent of the
public schools. Mrs. Jones will go a week
later. The reception was 10 give their
friends an opportunity to call and the
rooms were crowded all evening. The
School Board and most of the teachers of
the public schools were present as well as
many church, personal and other friends.
Among the guests was Mr.. GosS, who will
succeed Mr.. Jones in the work of the
schools in this city. Mr.. Z. T.. Griffith, ac-
companied Mr.. Goss and introduced him
tastefully adorned for the occasion with
flowers. Many blossoms were sent in by
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Jones received the
callers at the door and others of their as
sOciates assisted in extending the hospitall-
ties of the home ard entertaining the COM
pany. Mrs. W. y. Bell, Mrs. j. b. Roberts.
Mrs. NJ. v. Marshall. Mrs. Ira Grover,
Mrs. Hufford and a number of young girls,
friends Of Miss zones, were of the number.
LAHNNAN-MARKLEY.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND, Ind. Aug. 27.-At 8 o'clock
this afternoon at the home of the bride
in East Germantown, this county, Miss
Edith Markley was united in marriage
with Frederick c. Lahnnan, of this city,
a prominent young business man. Rev. ].
w. Kapp, pastor of the First English
Lutheran Church, this city, ofiiciated, and
there were guests present from Richmond,
Cambridge City, Greensburg, indianapolis,
Rushville, HagerstOwn and Grand RAPIDS.
here on their return from a months stay
at Fort Wayne, Grand Rapids. Petoskey