The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-06-27
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PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

DIR. and Mrs O. S. Runnels have re-
turned from trip to Denver. Col.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. W. Fletcher will leave
to-day for visit to West Baden. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Clough will go to
New York soon to reside for year and
Miss Louise Erwin. who has been attend
ing school In New York city, has returned
home.
Mrs. Frederick FahnIey and Mrs. Henry
Wetzel have returned from visit to West
Baden
Mrs. Hugh Wilson, Of Chicago. is the
guest of Mrs. w. ]. Holiday on North
Meridian street
Mr.. George whitcomb, of Chicago, is
here to visit his parents on North Penn
sylvania street.
Of her grandmother. Mrs. Browning, on
East Pratt street
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lawrence will go to
New York and will spend part of the sum-
mer on the Hudson.
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry. Coe will leave
Monday for Madison. Wis. Mrs. Coe will
spend the summer there.
:. Miss Carrie Hadley, of Westfield, Is Wis
iting Misses Anna and Josephine Evans
on North Alabama street
Mrs. Mccoy. OF New Jersey. is visiting
her sister Mrs. Benjamin f. HitZ, on
North Pennsylvania street.
Miss Mary Foster will entertain a. few
friends Tomorrow morning at her home
on North Pennsylvania street
Mr. and Mrs. William Pirtle Herod and
son left yesterday for Harbor Point,
Mich. 10 be absent indefinitely.
The marriage of Miss Minnie Swego and
Mr.. Frank F. Jacobs will occur this even
ing at the Sixth Presbyterian Church.
The marriage of Miss Ella Karrer and
Mr.. T. A Hendricks will take place this
evening at the Lincoln-avenue church.
Miss Mary Robinson. Miss Josephine
Robinson and Miss Elizabeth Dye will 60
TO Gloucester. Mass. to spend month.
Mrs. Hickenlooper and Mrs. Harbine, sis
tiers of Mrs. G. A Wells, are In this city,
natl to-day.
Mrs. T. C. Day and daughter. with their
guest, Prof. Ellery c. Huntington. were
at home informally yesterday afternoon
and evening.
Mrs. John Holiday Oliver has issued in
vitations for reception Tomorrow after
noon from to 8 O'Clock In honor OF Miss
Hannah Erwin.
Miss. Mary Foster. OF Terre Haute, and
1lss Lula Lauback. of Fort Wayne, are
guests of Miss Nellie Carnahan at
Mrs. ]. z. whelden and Mrs Ella Trask
Rose will leave this morning for Var
mouth. Cape Cod and Ashby, Mass, to be
absent several weeks. 1-ees---
The Clover Club had a picnic yesterday
ut the Country Club. The members took
out their own music. and part OF the time
was spent in dancing.
Mr.. Ross Donovan, of this city, will be
married Sunday In Waynetown to Miss
ITALIA Clark. They will return to this city
and will reside on East st. Clair street.
Miss Nellie Dilks and her guest Miss
Coss. of Lima, o., were at home inform
ally yesterday afternoon at the home of
the former on North Pennsylvania street.
Mr.. and Mrs. John T. Brush arrived
home last night from a stay OF several
weeks at Saratoga, and are at the Deni-
son. They will make that hotel their home.
Mrs. McKernan and son Leo will leave
next week for Asbury Park to spend the
pany them as far as Pittsburg, where she
will visit friends.
Mrs Mary Sproal. who has had charge
of years viii go to Wawasee to spend the
summer with her daughter. Mrs. Noble
Mckee. and family.
Mr.. John F.. Ellington and family left
yesterday for Chicago, where they will re-
side till fall. when they will go to Los
Angeles to live. Mr.. Hill, of Greencastle,
has bought Mr.. Edington's residence on
North Illinois street, near Twenty-fifth,
and will remove his family here TO take
possession
THREE PERU WEDDINGS.
Special TO the Indianapolis Journal.
PERU Ind, June 26.-Dr. o. C. VAIN
scott and Miss Pearl Shank, a popular
young woman were quietly married here
at the residence OF Mrs. Shank this even
ing. Only the immediate friends were pres
ent. Rev. DIR. Cavins. of the First Baptist
Church officiated. They leave for an ex-
tended trip TO the West.
At the residence of Martin Carl took
place the marriage OF their daughter, Miss
Lillian, and William Post, of st. Paul, this
evening. Mr.. Post is a well-known young
railroad man OF that city. They left to-
night for their new home. Rev e. E. Neal,
OF the Methodist Church officiated.
Mrs. Mary Goodin, of this CITY, and
James Van Arsdall an attorney OF Elwood,
were married this evening. The wedding was
quiet, only the immediate friends of the
Mrs in ic sis
ter OF Mr.. K. A. Gould, superintendent of
the Wabash lines. They left tonight for
an extended trip through the Northwest.
COUGDON-LOUNSBE
Special to the Indianapolis Journal
ELKHART. Ind, June 26.-Harry j. Coug-
don. OF Lima. Ind. and Miss Prudie Louns-
berry. daughter OF a prominent business
man OF this city, were united In marriage
ut the home OF the brides parents this even
Ing. Rev. G. NJ. Martz officiated