The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-10-09
Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. John Blackledge will go East to-day
to be gone several weeks.
Mrs. Harry Peacock has returned from
a two weeks visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Walcott have re-
turned from a two weeks Eastern trip.
The Wednesday Morning Coterie VIII he
entertained to-morrw by Mrs. Austin F.
Denny. .
Mr.. J. H. Baldwin and family expect to
leave soon for a two years residence
abroad.
Miss Denny will give a Belt party Fri
day to a few friends, returning TO her home
for luncheon.
Mr.. oliver Willard Pierce has been Sc
cured as organist at the Second Presby-
terrain Church.
Morrison and Col. s. f. Gray will take
place tomorrow.
Miss Lena Koss. of No. 80 Greer street.
who has been visiting friends in Shoals,
Martin county, will return to-day.
Mrs. w. E. Hackedorn and daughter
Pauline will sail for Europe the S1st. They
expect to spend a year in Dresden.
The Minerva Club opened it's season yes
terday with an informal meeting. Each
member was expected to give a brief talk.
Prof. James H.. Howe, formerly dean of
the Music School at DePauw University,
has started a Conservatory of Music at
Oakland, Cal.
A series of Sunday evening sermons on
"Elijah, the Tfshbite." will be given by
Rev. 7. 1. Coultas. at Roberts Park Church,
beginning next Sunday.
Mrs. T. G. Day, who is the president, will
also be the hostess for the Oyer-the-Tea-
cups Club Friday by entertaining them at
luncheon at the Country Club.
Miss Edna McGinnis, for several years
stenographer in the county clerks office,
has left the office to accept a similar posi-
ton with Harding & Hovey, attorneys.
The first meeting Of the indianapolis
Choral Union will be held this evening in
tho narlorc IF tha SopOnd prachvfariau
Church. The meeting will be partly social.
The engagement of Miss Alice Hassey
and Mr.. Oliver Healey, has been announced
be solemnized at st. Patricks, Oct. 10, in
the morning.
Mrs. ". K. Hendricks invited a few
friends yesterday TO meet her guest, Mrs.
Hobbs, and to listen to a story by Miss
Nicholas. Flowers adorned the apartments
and refreshments were served.
Mrs. Arthur Jordan invites all persons in
terested in the McAl Station in Paris, sup
ported by Indiana and bearing it's name, to
attend the reception this afternoon, at her
home, No. 729 North Meridian street
The marriage of Miss Helen Walker.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Walk
er, and Mr.. Henry Matson Waite. of Lex
ington, KY, will be ~solemniZed at IL O'Clock
to-day. The ceremony will occur at Taber-
nacle Church.
The Cosmos Club gave a card party last
night to members only. The club has now
a membership of seventy-five. Each Mon
Il udH cNtnllS III cdSOu there Will De
a special Entertainment, and last night was
the second of the course. LENDERS of the
club furnished music.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Murphy, of Merrill
street, were given a surprise party last
evening by their children. A number of
friends were invited to assist IN celebrat-
ing the silver wedding anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Murphy. Many Of them brought
| presents as tokens of their regard.
Mrs. John NJ. Judah, Of Memphis, will
be the guest of honor at the usual Wednes-
Il 6aU rlnpnfinn- of Mrs Nav WRIGHT Sau-u II
tomorrow, from 3 till 6 O'clock. Mrs. Sew
all will be at home as usual on every
| Sewall will be at home the first and sec
ond Wednesday evenings of each month.
Brownies and Fairies in Flowerland"
will be reproduced next Friday night, in
Mick's Hall, corner of Illinois and Twenty
| children, handsomely costumed. The enter
tainment will be in the interest of Hyde
Park VI. Z. Church. on Twenty-second
street. The church is completed but in
debt.
The Yates class will be entertained, this
evening, at the residence of DR.. G.. V.
Wooden, northeast corner of Twelfth and
Illinois streets. Papers on Japan will be
read by Mr.. e. f. Stevenson and Mr.. Will
liam Douglas. A violin solo will be rem
dered by Miss Mamie Branham. Miss Win
fired Willard will sing: Committee on pro-
gramme consists of Misses winona Shall
l~enberger, Martha Carroll, Della Dearborn.
Prof. NJ. E. Crowell and j. w. Kirk.
Mrs. c. s.. Denny and daughters enter
tanned quite a number of friends yesterday
afternoon and evening, at their home on
were in honor of their guests, Miss Hanson,
Miss Blakeslee and Miss Carpenter, who
are guests of the Misses Denny. Mrs.
Denny and the visitors received the COM
pany. Miss Blakeslee wore a yellow silk
gown. with garniture of green satin Miss
Hanson's gown was of white MORE,
trimmed with pink velvet, and Miss Car
penter wore a lavender silk, with magenta
velvet. The house was arranged with
plants and flowers, green and white pre-
dominating. In one room a table with
crystal and silver was presided over by
Courtney. Wright, OF Columbia, S.
9. Assisting in the room were
Miss Annie Dye, Miss Stella Wal
Blanche Albertson. Mrs. John C. Dean as
sisted in the parlor, and the lemonade
bowl was in charge of Miss Virginia Keep
and Miss Mary Sayles. The friends in the
asked for the evening from Z to 9. The Wis
itorS will spend several weeks with the
Misses Denny.
PUNSCH-LAW.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
RICHMOND. Ind, Oct. S.-Mr. Otto
Punsch and Miss Louise Law were united
in marriage this evening by the Rev. j. w.
Kapp at the parsonage of the First En-
glish Lutheran Church. Mr.. Punsch is a
china painter of much reputation, having
been educated in Germany.
HAWKS GOLDEN WEDDING.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN. Ind. Oct. s.-Mr. and Mrs.
Joel p. Hawks. of Goshen. this evening
| celebrated their golden wedding.
An Agreement on Trustees.
The Democratic and Republican State
| central committees have agreed that where