The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-09-15
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Personal AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. Baldwin Fletcher will go to Harvard
College Monday.
Miss Lemmen has returned from a two
weeks visit TO New York.
Miss Mary Foster left yesterday, for
Bryn Mawr TO attend college.
Mrs. John L. Grifiths went 10 Lafayette,
yesterday, TO spend a few days
Mrs. Howard A. Dill returned. Thursday.
from BemiS Point. Chautauqua-
Mrs. J.. NJ. Hollenberry returned, yester-
day. from a visit In New England.
Mr.. w. W.. Herod returned, yesterday,
from a two weeks trip TO Mackinaw.
Mrs. W. III. DRAPER and Miss Daisy
Drapier have returned from Macatawa.
Misses May Ship and Nellie Colgan will
return from Wildwood, Pa, next week.
sIrs. b.. b. Peck. son and daughter are
expected home next week from Portland,
Mr.. Louis Martin will sail to-day from
New York for q two months visit in Eu-
rope.
Miss Elizabeth Renfro. of Brazil, is the
guest OF Miss Jessamine Poor, on Michigan
street
Miss Flora Love, OF California, will be
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. K. Griffith
over Sunday.
leave. Sunday. for Arizona, to spend some
time on a ranch.
Mr.. F.. c. Lucas returned. yesterday,
from Europe. where he has been spending
the summer in travel.
Miss Kirby. Of Muncie. will spend next
week with Miss Katherine Armstrong on
North Delaware street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Hollenbeck returned,
yesterday, from the East, where they have
been for several weeks.
Miss May Armstrong, who has been visit
Ing friends at Sioux City for six weeks
Will return home Tuesday.
Miss Mitchell, of Princeton. arrived yes
terday TO visit Miss Mary Heron on North
Illinois street for a few days.
Mrs. Lynn Stone was the hostess. yester-
dey afternoon. for a small card party at
her home on North Illinois street.
Robert P. Morse returned to Champaign.
ILL.,. last Monday, where he will resume his
studies at the Illinois State University.
Mr.. Edward A. Walker and sister. Miss
Tarrey. have gone to housekeeping at the
corner OF Delaware and Seventh streets.
The marriage of Miss Alice Foster and
Mr.. Edward Fuller. Of New York, will oc-
cur Wednesday noon. at the home of the
bride.
Mr. and Mrs. McLain. OF Wichita. Kan.
came yesterday to visit their son, DIR. L. G.
McLain and family, on North Alabama
street.
Mrs. Claude Matthews returned, last
evening. from Terre Haute, where she
went to enter her daughter Helen In Coates
College.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles WaIcott and daugh-
ter Kate will go to New York next week.
Miss Walcott will remain East to attend
Mrs Somer's school at Washington.
Mrs. Jennie Thompson. of -Edinburg.
gave a dinner party Thursday for twelve
lady friends; Mrs; A J: MeIntosh: Mrs;
Mrs. Harry Smith. of this city, were
among the guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Fielding Beeler will cele-
Tuesday. at their nome near haywood. No
formal invitations have been issued. They
will be at home to receive their friends.
Mrs. Kitchener and daughters, of Wash
fnDfnn ~ Orro1rlv 80 %At. ill., -
have been the guests of Mrs. w. H. Cooke.
on North Alabama street, have gone to
Shelbyville 10 make a visit before returning
home.
Mrs. w. Z. Stevenson gave an elegant
luncheon to twenty friends, Thursday. i'm
honor OF Mrs Rockefeller, of Laurel. who
is her guest, and of Mrs. Rockefeller's Sis
ter. who is Mrs. Lockridge's guest. The
table was adorned with a profusion OF
lowers.
The members of Roberts Park Church
gave a reception, last evening. TO their pas
tor, Rev. t. /. Coultas, who has Just re-
turned from Europe, and Mrs. Coultas, who
has been spending the summer I'm the East
among relatives. The only invitations sent
were to the clergymen of the city. The
official board of the church, assisted by
their wives, acted as entertainers. The
church and Sunday school room have beer
redecorated and frescoed, and new carpets
cover all the floors. These, with palms and
coiored lights made the room very CHEEKY.
A welcome was given TO Mr.. Coultas by
Mr.. David Hazard. and Miss Louise Tute.
wiler recited a poem prepared Tor the occa-
sion Dr. Sims, of Meridian eeo and DIR
Buchtel, OF Central avenue. W &c present.
The faculty of the College of Music
united, last evening. in giving a welcome
reception 10 the new member, Mr.. Oliver
Willard Pie rec, who succeeds Mr.. Clarence
Forsyth. as plano instructor. The facult,
consists of Prof. j. NJ. DUNCAN, Mrs. Flora
NJ. Hunter. Miss Jeanette Grouse. Walter
= Sprankle. +. Y. Arens, Miss Ida Sweenie
Richard S~chliewen. Mamie f.. Branham
Mrs. Harriet Augusta Prunk and Frank z
Maffey. During the evening a short pro
gramme was presented. including 9Th,
Quest" by Ellnor Smith, sung by Mis-,
Anna Mclaughlin; 'sBallade ct Polonaise
Mr.. Schiiewen: The Two Grenadiers.'
Schumann, Mr.. Louis DocheZ; a "Capric,
Espagnol." by M0szkowski. was played b,
Mr.. Pierce. and Mayor Denny made a few
remarks. The college has begun a mos
suspicious year. having opened Monday.
Observation-Disclosures.
Special 10 the indianapolis Journal.
WABASH. Ind, Sept 14.-Last evening
at the home of the brides parents, MI
and Mrs. G.. w. Ridgely, at Elko, thi
county. occurred the marriage of thei
daughter. Miss Eta, TO Mr.. Will Urschell
~bookkeeper at the mill OF the Irndersoo,
Manufacturing Company, this city. Rev
W. ;. Stewart OF North Manchester, per
formed the Mr.. and Mrs. Ur
schell will reside, after oct. !, on Yves
Main street in this city.