The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-05
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss Gertrude Reynolds, of Dayton, O.,
oids yis and w fes or opof North Me bels Gharles str Reyn-
Mr.. w. b. Fletcher, jr., has returned
from California, and Miss Lucy Fletcher,
who Is at the head of a school there, is
expected to-day.
G. Is the guest of DR.. ". 3. Fletcher's
family, having come to attend the Jones'
Fletcher wedding on the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. H. McLain have taken
possession of Mr.. F. L. Mayors residence
on North Delaware street, and will occupy
1t during the latter's absence in Europe.
Miss LESSEE Taylor, one of Columbus's
ing to Mr.: Lou Waiiick. of sandusky. o.
Miss Myrtle Taylor, OF this city, acted as
maid Of honor to the bride.
Church will give an informal reception this
evening to Miss Callie Harrison, who has
been a missionary to Japan for seven
years.. and her adopted japanese daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lieber, Miss Anna
Lieber, Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Lieber, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Kothe and children and
Mr.. F. Will Panther have gone to Sheboy-
gan, Wis, to attend the marriage of Mr..
Carl Lieber, of this city, and Miss Meta
Painter, which will take place there to-
day. They will go as far as the Pacific
journey.
THE PORTFOLIO CLUB.
The Portfolio Club gave a supper at the
Country Club last evening, which was in
the nature OF a farewell entertainment to
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Forsyth, who will
sail for Europe in July, to be absent sew
eral years. Mr.. Forsyth was the first pres
ident of TIE club. After several years
of music study in Germany Mr.. Forsyth
returned to this city and established the
School of Music, which has been most sue
cessful. He brought Mr.. Arens, the di-
rector of the May festival chorus, and Mr..
Richard Schliewen, the v%iolinist and head
city. The supper was a token of apprecia-
ton from those who have been associated
bles were heaped With pansies and beneath
a mass of the flowers in the center of the
table was a portfolio. Tae outer cover
of Brandt Steele. At each plate was a
souvenir card; Each was decorated by a
a flob sotist Mr. nv william HI G- F sasslshi Miss Miss e eomZ
ingor, Miss Bessie Hendricks, Mrs. S. f.
Pratt. Miss Bybee and Mr.. Bruce. Rogers
Steele decorated the one for Mr.. Forsyth
and Bruce Rogers the one for Mrs. For
s sytn' in I addi fes1ef to M the picture a Feed there Tef' WSs
Farewell Supper, June 4, 1894" on each.
DR.. A. w. Brayton acted as toastmaster.
work in the school, and Mr.. /. H. Gibson,
the new president OF the club, to Mr.; Fer
fyth,s effect 6s tb on india Indisna lSake a Mri M atbe T.;
were called on for informal remarks. The
portfolio became valuable before the en-
tertdllmefl ClOSeU. All TIE IltilDcTS WTObe
their names with an additional line. There
were the toasts and speakers, and a varied
assortment which Mr.. and Mrs. Forsyth
will take with them, and which will be a
reminder of the happy event and many
other pleasant occasions of the Portfolio.
ROBINSON-DUCKWELL.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MARION, Ind, June samuel g. Rob
inson, superintendent of the Huntington
Light and Fuel Company, yesterday welded
Miss Lizzie V. Duckwell, near Van Buren,.
Members of the family and a few special
friends were the only guests.
CHAMPLIN-MORSE.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
VALPARAISO. Ind. June AT the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Morse. this
forenoon. Mrs. Addie Donaldson, of this
city. was united in marriage with Captain
Champlin, a prominent business man of
Anderson. Ind. Rev. j.. Il. Flemming
OBLIGATED.