The Indianapolis journal., 1894-04-14
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Mrs. j. o. Henderson is visiting friends
at kokomO.
Mrs Frank Helwig and son will leave
May 2 for Weisbaden, Germany.
Governor Matthews will go to his farm
in Vermillion county to-day for stay OF
several days.
Mr. Harry Newland. who has been TAX
ing the pharmaceutical course at Purdue.
has returned home.
Miss Ethel Miller. of Columbus, O., will
come to-day TO visit Mrs. Harry G.. Eden,
on East North street.
Mrs. DR.. II. NJ. Lash, who has been alb
sent in Florida for some weeks, returned
to her home, on Thursday.
'Iewald'' was the German Literary Clubs
subject yesterday. Miss Colgan, Mrs.
Knefier and others took part in the pro-
gramme
The ladies of the Social Circle of the First
Baptist Church will give an initial tea in
the church parlors Wednesday evening at
s o'clock.
Next "Wednesday. at the. Second Presby-'
terfan Church, from to O'Clock, the Ia
dies will give a reception. to which all Ia
dies OF the church are invited.
Miss Anna Rusch has issued invitations
for the marriage of her daughter Anna and
at the English Lutheran Church
Invitations have been issued for a large
receptions by Mesdames d. NJ. and T. II.
on f Wednesday. ne lay S11rf 4priI Is. from to s. >
Mr. and Mrs. Charles z. Judson enter
tanned the Yourg Married Peoples Club
parents, on East washington street
There will be a social day at the Mime
sofa Circle Monday, and the members will
invite guests. The meeting will be held
with Miss Jeannette Smith, on Park ave-
nue..
The Tuesday evening class will give a
dance Tuesday evening at Brenneke's
academy, and the 'I, Th9rsday evening a class class
tonight.
Mrs. T. H. Parry. OF 1O15 North Illinois
street, has for her guests Miss Rosamond
DanviiIe; Miss Margaret Guffin and Mrs.
Chestina Mauzy, of Rushville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick V. Chlslett left
mother, Mrs. l. c. Elston. and daughters
Mary and Nancy have come to occupy Mrs.
Chislett's house on North Illinois street
during their absence.
At the Over-the-Teacups Club yesterday
Mrs. Henry Coe read a paper on Meter
Mich, the Man and the Diplomatst' Mrs.
Man and the Statesman" The conversa-
ton on the papers was LED py Mrs:
Mavity and Mrs. A: r Hall read about
'Humor Of Different Nations"
The Ormonde Club, which has been hav-
ing delightful dances at the Propylaeum all
winter gave their closing party last even
ing The membership is composed of young
men. and each has the privilege of inviting
one guest. The dance programme was SIX
teen numbers, with a variety of the latest
long narrow card. with cord and chenille
tassel The ladies' wore handsome evening
gowns of delicate colorS- An orchestra
furnished the music for dance and prone
made At midnight an elaborate banquet OF
eight courses served at the DenisOn.
The tables were handsomely spread and a
merry party surrounded them till late
hour.
HOWARD-ELLIS.
MARTINSVILLE, Ind, April 13.-A. w.
Howard, editor and proprietor of the Owen
County Journal, and Miss Anna Ellis, Of
this city, were married to-day just at noon
at the home of the brides parents. The
wedding was a quiet affair, being sur
prise to even some relatives here. Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard left the afternoon train
for Spencer. where they will reside.
BRIDGES-BROOKS.
Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
SEYMUOR, Ind, April 13.-This after
noon. at O'Clock, Mr.. Demster Bridges. of
Crothersville, and Miss Eta Brooks. a pop
ular young school teacher, were united in
marriage at the residence of DR.. s. II.
Charlton. Rev. j. +. Baird, of the First
PRESBYTERIAN Church, Officiated