The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-03-23
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Boice are in Athens, o.,
for a few weeks.
Emma Mussmann has returned to the
city with her mother Mrs. Gabert, to live.
The Y. p. S. c. E. of the Third Christian
Church will give musicale this evening
at the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Jordan and daughter
Mary left yesterday for California, to be
absent two months.
Miss Mary Taylor entertained q few
friends last evening at cards at her home,
on North Delaware street.
Miss Jessie Longley. who has been visit
ing relatives on North PENNSYLVANIA street
for a month, returned yesterday to her
home in Evansville.
Mr.. r. Tedrowe Lewis. of this city, and
Miss Eta Luria Hillard, Of Warsaw, were
married at Philadelphia. Pa, Wednesday
Farrts Company. Philadelphia branch, and
their home will be in that city.
The annual Purim ball given by the He
brew congregation took place last even
ing at the Americas clubhouse. The COM
mittee on arrangements included Mr.; s. S.
Leon Kahn, Mr.. Z. Detch and Mr.. NJ.
Emden. The event was fancy dress party,
and all the members appeared as charac-
ters. An orchestra furnished the music,
and the members and their families danced
till late hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. De Hart Woodwork and
Mr. and Mrs. James Clark entertained
about sixty friends last evening at pro-
gressve euchre at the new home of the
former, on North Pennsylvania street, near
Fifteenth. The rooms were adorned with
flowers. and an orchestra stationed in the
balcony rendered choice programme dur
ing the evening Prizes were presented 10
the winners, and Their was a consolation
prize. They were all of china, and were
tastefully chosen.
The Propylaeum Association will give
party at the Propylaeum for the young
people the afternoon and evening OF April
Z Mrs. Charles z. Hall is chairman of
the committee. and the other members are
bins, Mrs. Alfred NJ Ogie Mrs. George r.
Sullivan and Mrs. William II. Coleman.
The afternoon hours are from 2 10 5, and
the evening hours from s to IL O'Clock.
There will be orchestral music for both
afternoon and evening for those who dance.
and a special entertainment will be given
will be served in the east parlor. Invita-
tions will be sent to the families of the
stockholders, but young people from other
homes will be welcome, too
WEDDING AND RECEPTION.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
MUNCIE. Ind, March 22.-William f. H.
Marsh, of the National Hotel in this city,
this evening married Miss Maragret Shive-
ly at the brides home. near Mount Sum-
NIT Henry county Mr. Marsh will bring
his bride to Muncie.
Tonight, at the Hummel Building, a
beautiful joint wedding reception was CIV
en- by Messrs. ]. r. and Joseph Hummel.
both of whom were married yesterday.
The former married Miss Stella Williams,
at Richmond, and Joseph Hummel married
Miss Gallahue, at her home in Indianap-
oils. About two hundred guests were pres
ent. The young men are the only sons of
Joseph Hummel. one of Muncie's highly
esteemed citizens.
STONE-NIXON.
Special to the indianapolis Journal.
CRAWFORDSVILLE, Ind, March o.
This evening John w. Stone, Of Sioux
City. Ia. and Mrs. Rose Nixon, of this
city, were married. These two persons
first met at the worlds fair. The groom
is a nephew of A. j. Stone, the Chica go
real estate dealer. son-in-law of the MUIR
dered Chicago millionaire, A. j. Smell.
FIFTEENTH ANNIVERSARY.
Special to the indianapolis Journal
COLFAX, Ind, March 22.-Prof. and Mrs.
George T.. Long celebrated the fifteenth an
niversary OF their marriage at the l. o. o.
+. hall last evening. Over one hundred