The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-03
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Judge ID. p. Baldwin and wife are at
the DeniSon.
Mrs. +. c. Atkins will entertain friends
at luncheon to-day.
Miss Florence Rottler is home from Ok
ford spending the holidays.
Mrs J. p. Grandy has been called to st.
Paris, o., by the serious illness of her sister.
Mrs. Perryman, of Terre Haute. is the
guest of Mrs. j. II. Craft, on North Hill
noiS street
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bennett will enter
tain the Young Married Peoples Club Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Charles Il. Lockwood will be the
hostess for a company Friday, in honor of
Mrs. John VI. judah.
Mrs. ]. c.. Williams and Mrs. Crawford,
of Terre Haute, will visit Mrs. ]. b. Elan
the last OF this week.
Mrs. ". f. c. Colt will entertain a few
friends Thursday afternoon for Mrs. John
M. Judah, Of Memphis.
Mrs. Henry l.. Wallace will give a tea
Saturday afternoon, when Mrs. John NJ.
Judah will be the guest OF honor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jordan will enter
tain the church choirS, old and new, of the
First Baptist Church this evning.
Mrs. and Miss Grafin. of Piqua, o., ar
rived yesterday to make an extended visit
to Mrs. NJ. ID. Butler, on North Delaware
street.
Mrs. Charles b. Pfaff and children. who
spent Christmas here with relatives, left
yesterday for Connersville to visit Mrs.
George w. Morrison.
Messrs. David and James Braden have
issued invitations for a dancing party
Saturday evening, In honor of their cousin,
Miss Watson, OF Chicago.
The marriage of Miss Susie Hopkins, of
milwaukee,. who is known to a large circle
place to-day, and they will come to this
city on their wedding trip, arriving Friday.
They will be the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Max Leckner.
The programme for the woman's Club.
Friday, has been changed. Miss Caralone
II. Rowland will read a paper on study
9sad P epe en- svin MlSs H i and the Noble c6nesr will
ton on the papers will be led by Miss
Emily Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Brown gave a
large dancing party last evening for their
son. Ernest Frank Brown, at their home,
on North Meridian street. The guests were
welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs Brown and SON.,
Miss F1ossie Webster and Captain era.
vens. The floors were all canvased and
the spacious halls connecting, and were
decorated with holiday garlands, and the
mantels were decked with palms and flow
ers. The wide gallery was inclosed and the
noor covered. and there was space for
three ~quadrille sets there. An orchestra
stationed in. the swell window furnished
music for the dance. Refreshments were
served up stairs, and the rooms were taste
fully arranged. In the center of the table
was a large mirror, bordered with smilax,
roses, tulips and hyacinthS, and the smilax
tra1led over the. cloth and met graceful
strands which festOoned the chandelier,
and on each corner were ~cut-glass bowls
or roses. The ices were in flag design, to
CORRESPOND with the design of the invita-
lions. Favors of red, white and blue bow
knots were presented each guest. Among
those from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs
f. l.. Watson and Miss Watson, of Chi
cago.
TOBIAS-APPLEBAUM.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
GOSHEN. Ind, Jan. Miss Marie APP
plebaum, of Dallas. Tex, was this evening
welded to Mr.. Emanuel Tobias. of Do
wagiac. Mich. at the residence of the
brides uncle. Mr.. Jacob Tobias. The mar
rage has aroused the greatest interest In
Jewish circles because of the peculiar
tinge OF romance attached to it. The par
ties are first cousins, and as the laws OF
Texas and Indiana do not permit mar
riages of that kind, it was necessary for
them to be married according TO the legal
form in Michigan last week, where the
law does not interfere. The was
repsated In this city this evening in ac-
cordance with established Jewish rites.
ANDERSON CLUB RECEPTION.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. "A swell New
Years reception was given at the new An
derson Club. last night. Guests from out
OF town were: Misses Gertrude Henry,
Lete Willard, Tune Henry. Julia Rowland,
Miss Hough. Will Cumback. jr, and wife,
g. L. Duncan and wife, Mrs. Earnest Nor
RS, MessrS w. H. Rye, T. G. Madirius
oA0 l. Va IL vi lAl1lididp OilS MISSES
Study. Haines and Primrose, of Richmond;
Miss Edna Linsey, w. II. Goodwin, of
New Castle; f.. r. Ball, j. l.. Turner, Jesse
Carmichael, Miss Nell Wilson, W.. l.. Lit
tie and wife. p. r. Janney H. W.. Streeter,
of Muncie; Len Wild, wife and daughter,
OF Noblesville; W. II. Huffman and wife.
of Lexington, KY; Mrs. Luffkins of Lima,
o.; Miss Kirchevall, of Minneapolis: Miss
Grace HardestY, OF Chicago; Laura F1orer,
OF GreencaStle; Mary Lyst, of Franklin.
and X. +. Schenck and wife, of Cincinnati
MDONALD-VAN WINKLE.
Special 20 the indianapolis Journal.
ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. 2.-Rev. Hunter
Mcdonald. of Indianapolis. a popular young
minister of the Christian Church, was mar
ried near this city yesterday. claiming Miss
Adelaide Van Wrinkle, who has been teach
ing IN the public schools of this city. as is
bride. The young couple expect to make
their home in Indianapolis.
TWO ELKHART WEDDINGS.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
ELKHART, Ind, Jan. CLARK Lane was
this evening united IN marriage with Mrs.
Augusta Swift Wood. lane is seventy years
old, and the bride is ffty-two ana wealthy.
Charles Dawson, a ~well-known 5eweler OF
this city, and Miss Ora Deloe were married
this evening.
Bank Dividend.