The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-06-19
PERSONAL AND SOCIETY.

Miss L. Kate Lair has returned home
from Gainesville
Charles o. Britton returned from Harvard
College yesterday.
Dr. Maurice Raschig has gone to Mack
inac to spend a week.
Mrs. X. b. f., PIERCE has gone to Wis
consin 10 spend several weeks.
Mrs. X. X. Syfers has gone to Lima, o.,
TO spend month with relatives.
Mr.. William $. Hubbard has gone to
Charlottesville to spend a few days.
Miss Lavalette Davidson has returned
from Buffalo TO spend the summer with her
parents.
The marriage of Miss Belle. Ray and Mr..
Bryant of Chicago. will take place this
morning at st. Paufs Church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Fairbanks and
children will sail to-day from New York
for Europe, to be absent indefinitely.
Miss Lille Reese has issued invitations
for tea. from 4 TO Friday, in honor Of
her guest, Miss Pinkerton, of GAINESVILLE. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Smith have returned
from Maxinkuckee, where they spent
at their cottage.
Mrs. William Daggett and daughter, Mrs
w. {. Allen, will leave this morning for
Max nkuckee, where they will spend the
summer at their cottage.
brake party will be given tomorrow
evening by a number of young people They
Will drive to the Country Club for supper
and will dance afterward.
Mrs. L. ;. Hacker is visiting her sister
Mrs. j. a. Conrey. in Shelbyville. Mrs.
Conrey gave handsome reception Friday
In honor of Mrs. Hacker.
Mr.. Morris Townley will give a brake
party and supper at the Country Club
Thursday evening. Mr. Townley will leave
for an extended trip through Europe early
in July.
The engagement is announced of Miss
Julia Holland. daughter of Mrs. Julia Hol-
land. and Mr.. T. l. Donohue, of Washing
ton, d. G. The marriage viii take place
In September.
her sister. Mrs. Henry Kahn, on North
Pennsylvania street. Mrs. Kahn and Mrs.
formally Friday afternoon. No invitations
will be issued.
Mrs. Ingalls, entertained twenty-five chill
Raiph's fifth birthday. She was assisted 1i II,
eentertaining by Mesdames, ingalls,. Bunte.
Wocher and Stella Babcock.
In an extended notice given by tie
Springfield (Mass.) Republican to the COM
mencement exercises of Smith College spe-
Spann, of this city. who took the part Of
Flute In the production of Midsummer
TIE entertainment. "An evening with
Gibson" will be given Friday evening at
the Country Club, and number of the
leading young society people will take
OF Gibson's pictures. There will be con-
veyances at Mapleton and at the West
trance 10 Crown Hill TO carry those who
attend from those points to the Country
Club.
Mrs. 8. +. Gray gave a small 40 clock tea
Findlay. o.. and Miss Higgins, of Chicago.
Mrs Gray was assisted by her mother,
Mrs. Barbour, Mrs; Francis Smith and
Miss Browning and Miss O'Donnen In the
parlor white lilies filled the atmosphere
bloom were in the dining room, where
cream was served. During the reception
hours Miss Higgins. who is a reader, gave
accompaniment was played by Mrs. Baker
Among the guests was Mrs. VIM. Chan
Miss Blanche O'Donneil will entertain for
Mrs. Baker and Miss Higgins They will
remain till Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Herbert Collins gave
drawing-room musicales TO few friends
last evening at their home North Me-
ridian street. The favors were small palm
leaf fans. through which were drawn broad
pink satin ribbons. On the fiat side of the
ribbon the names of those who were TO
participate in the informal programme
were written. The fans for the ladies had
satin bows on the reverse side. with pink
daisies thrust through the knot. Those
who took part were Miss Mary Nash, of
Mrs. Charles NJ Reynolds. Miss Amelia
Love CASTOR, Miss Lyon, Miss Jessie Mil
l krrc Mr. Mr. Booh SaseE nG c8r ss
Nash. who IS an accomplished pianist,
played waltz by List. Mr.; Arrick sang
Inns. Betsy" but which has never been
published. There were soft lights in the
room and ball lanterns were hung in the
doors. There were only a few invited TO
meet the musicians.
DUERR-ALLEN,
Special 10 the Indianapolis Journal.
GREENCASTLE, Ind, June 1s.-At the
residence OF MIR. and Mrs. Edward Allen,
No. so East Seminary street, at IL o'clock
this morning, was solemnized the marriage
of their niece, Miss Mary Virginia Allen. of
Indianapolis. and Mr.. Alvan Emile Duerr,
OF Exeter, ~. III. The ceremony was pro-
nounced by Rev G. A. Christensen of ST.