The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-02-09
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

friends at coffee the list.
AIR. and Mrs. John p. Frenzel have gone
10 New York for a short visit.
Miss Muenter will go to Columbus Satur-
day TO spend a fortnight with friends
Mrs. w. j. Richards has gone TO La
fsyette 10 visit her mother, Mrs. Hoover.
Mrs August Kuhn has issued Invitations
for conees the afternoons of the 18th and
10th.
Miss Harriet Porter. of Peru. is the guest
or Miss carrie Thompson, on Central ave-
Miss Daisy Avery. who was expected this
week To visit Miss Harriet Cleland, has
been detained at home BY an illness.
The Women's Foreign Missionary Society
OF ROBERTS Park Church viii meet at the
residence OF Mrs. w. III. Coburn, on North
Delaware street, this afternoon.
Mr.. IL. p. WATSON and daughter Grace
will go to New York next week, from
which place Miss WATSON will sail for Eu-
rope 70 join Mrs. Jason Carey and daugh-
ter. Miss WATSON will be absent some
time.
Mr.. and Mrs. T.. g. Miller entertained
about thirty friends last evening unsteady.
The compositions were by Massenet, and
CHG. MI. DOniey, Mr.. Armin Rocker, Mr..
William Sterne and the hostess.
Mrs. George A. Dickson, and Mrs, John
ladies at coffee yesterday afternoon. The
guests were seated at a long table, which
was handsomely adorned with lowers. An
orchestra played during the serving of cof-
fee.
Mr.. Albert Lieber and family and Mr..
Theodore Groll, the artist. who has been
I'm this country several months, and who
has been visiting relatives in this city for
several weeks, left yesterday for New York
and Saturday they will sail for Europe.
Mr.. Gron viii return home and Mr.. Lieber
and family will visit relatives.
Mrs. Samuel L. Morrison has charge of
parlor eoncert al the reaidence Of Rev.
and Mrs. ". A. Hyde Friday evening of
next week; Mr., NJ. II. Spades, Miss May
Johnson, Miss Carman and others are to
a k part. The proceeds go to the building
fund Of May1ower Congregational Church.
Mrs. Caroline. Parry Jennings invited a
large number of ladies 10 meet her yester-
day afternoon at the Propylaeum TO listen
10 a talk on the subject of physical cul-
ture, correct dress and beauty. The rain
kept many away, but those who ventured
out had the pleasure of listening to an en-
PERTAINING talk Of an hour. Mrs. Jennings
advocates health as the great promoter OF
mental power.
Mrs; Alice P. Dryer, Of Fort Wayne.
president OF the Indiana Union Of Liter
airy Clubs, Is the guest OF Mrs. ;. Il. Per-
kins. who is the secretary of the same or
SantZation, and yesterday afternoon Mrs.
Perkins invited the officers and members OF
the clubs which belong TO the union to
meet Mrs. Dryer at her home, on North
Pennsylvania street. The clubs OF this city
Gssociation. the Century, the College Cor
ner. the Fortnightly Literary, the Indian
apolis Woman's, the Katherine Merrill. the
peare, the Sketching and the Ladies' Mat
inee Musicale. The presidents of the clubs
We're invited at 2:3O O'Clock TO meet Mrs.
Dryer. and the members of the clubs came
at 3 to act as assistants In receiving, intro
was an entire absence of Formally. Mrs.
Dryer came to confer with MIS-,
stitute the committee on the
programme and entertainment of. the union
meeting, which Will be held in this city in
Mrs. John III p Sn9hMdin s:s Hbsrit :;
Dye. Miss Rho4s Sel.tck, Mrs Jonn X:
Nicholson, Miss Anna Nicholas and Mrs.
q. A. Christensen, all of this city. Mrs.
Haute to jofn her husband, who is connect
ed with the schools there.
ZIMMERMAN-MOORE.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
BRAZIL, Ind, Feb. S.-Arthur thinner
man. son of Colonel zimmerman, stock
holder and manager of the Otter Creek
Coal Company, and Miss Eva Moore, daugh-
ter of W. W. Moore, prominent furniture
dealer of this place, were married last
night at the brides home. Rev. Frazer, of
the Presbyterian Church, officiated. Among
the handsome presents received Was a mag
nificent China dinner set given by the Bra
I'll Block Coal Company. Mr.. and Mrs.
Zimmerman will reside I'm this city.
BRADWAY-MARTIN.
Special TO the indianapolis Journal.
MARSHALL. ILL.,, Feb. S.-Owen W. Brad
way, OF Terre Haute. and Miss Mamma Mar
ain. OF Marshall. were married last evening
I'm the Congregations Church. A reception
was given Immediately after the m
at the residence of the brides parents.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMOUR, Ind. Feb. S.-This afternoon
Mir. August S~tuckwisch and Miss Minnie
Ouadde were united i'm marriage, Rev. +.
W. Pohlman officiating. Both are mighty
connected.
BROOKS-HOWELL-
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE, Ind, Feb. S.-George +. Brooks
and Miss Emma Howell were married this
evening at the brides home in this city.
y large number OF invited guests were pres
ent.